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Hi there,

Suppose $X$ is a Kahler manifold that has an analytic isometry $S$, with $S^k = Id$ ($k \in \Bbb N$). In a situation like this(maybe with additional assumptions on $X$) can one say something about the positivity/negativity of the curvature of $X$? Particularly I would be interested in instances where the bisectional curvature might be positive/negative.

If this was already studied(it might be possible since I am relatively new to the field). Can someone please provide some references?

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No way. There exist nontrivial, isometric $Z/k$-actions on $CP^1$, any torus and an infinite number of genus $\geq 2$ surfaces. Discrete symmetries do not have a close relationship to local properties of the metric. – Johannes Ebert Mar 12 2012 at 8:26
In general of course it is hopeless, but I was wondering if there exists additional constraints to $X$ that would allow an implication like this. Maybe I formulated the question a bit awkwardly ... hmmm. – The Common Crane Mar 12 2012 at 17:45

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You might be interested in the following paper, http://arxiv.org/pdf/1011.1464v1.pdf

Abstract: We show that the number of birational automorphism of a variety of general type $X$ is bounded by $c ยท vol(X, K_X)$, where $c$ is a constant which only depends on the dimension of $X$.

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