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arXiv · 2609.15613

Small-Subgroup Criteria for Liftability of Automorphism Groups of Smooth Hypersurfaces

Abstract

In this paper, building on our previous Sylow criteria, we establish small-subgroup criteria of liftability and $F$-liftability for the linear automorphism group $G$ of smooth hypersurfaces $X$ over algebraically closed field of characteristic zero. When $\mathrm{dim} X = p-2$ for some odd prime $p$, we prove that ($F$-)liftability of any finite subgroup of $G$ can be tested on its $p$-subgroups of order at most $p^2$. When $X$ is a degree $p$ hypersurface of dimension $2p-2$, we prove that ($F$-)liftability of $G$ can be tested on all its $p$-subgroups of order at most $p^3$, which is sharp for $p\geq5$. When $p=3$, this bound improves to $9$, giving the corresponding criteria for smooth cubic fourfolds.

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Baiting Xie, Zhiwei Zheng. 2026-09-14. Small-Subgroup Criteria for Liftability of Automorphism Groups of Smooth Hypersurfaces. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.15613

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