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# Dynamically Stabilising Birational Surface Maps: Two Methods

@inproceedings{Birkett2021DynamicallySB,
title={Dynamically Stabilising Birational Surface Maps: Two Methods},
author={R. P. Birkett},
year={2021}
}
We provide two new approaches to a theorem of Diller and Favre. Namely, a birational self-map f : X 99K X on a smooth projective surface X is birationally conjugate to a map which is algebraically stable.

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