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      Arithmetic of singular Enriques Surfaces

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          We study the arithmetic of Enriques surfaces whose universal covers are singular K3 surfaces. If a singular K3 surface X has discriminant d, then it has a model over the ring class field d. Our main theorem is that the same holds true for any Enriques quotient of X. It is based on a study on Neron-Severi groups of singular K3 surfaces. We also comment on Galois actions on divisors of Enriques surfaces.

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                Journal
                08 February 2010
                2010-12-30
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                1002.1598
                f15cb358-e46c-4810-ab48-c2c93a2ea47f

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                14J28, 11E16, 11G15, 11G35, 14J27
                32 pages; v2: Section 2 expanded, minor additions and edits
                math.AG math.NT

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