Motivic versions of mass formulas by Krasner, Serre and Bhargava
Takehiko Yasuda

TL;DR
This paper develops motivic analogues of classical mass formulas by Krasner, Serre, and Bhargava, providing a unified framework for counting local field extensions using motivic methods.
Contribution
It introduces motivic versions of established mass formulas, extending their applicability within the context of algebraic geometry and motivic integration.
Findings
Motivic mass formulas generalize classical counts of local field extensions.
Unified framework for counting extensions using motivic techniques.
Potential applications in arithmetic geometry and number theory.
Abstract
We prove motivic versions of mass formulas by Krasner, Serre and Bhargava concerning (weighted) counts of extensions of local fields.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems · Chemical Thermodynamics and Molecular Structure
