On K3 surfaces of Picard rank 14
Adrian Clingher, Andreas Malmendier

TL;DR
This paper classifies certain K3 surfaces with Picard rank 14, providing explicit models and describing their moduli spaces, while exploring their relations via the Nikulin construction.
Contribution
It identifies three specific lattices for polarized K3 surfaces of rank 14 and constructs their birational models and moduli spaces, linking them through dual families.
Findings
Explicit birational models as quartic hypersurfaces
Description of moduli spaces using modular invariants
Connection between families via Nikulin construction
Abstract
We study complex algebraic K3 surfaces with finite automorphism groups and polarized by rank-fourteen, 2-elementary lattices. Three such lattices exist, namely , , and . As part of our study, we provide birational models for these surfaces as quartic projective hypersurfaces and describe the associated coarse moduli spaces in terms of suitable modular invariants. Additionally, we explore the connection between these families and dual K3 families related via the Nikulin construction.
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