Real regulator maps with finite 0-locus

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Main Authors: Acuna, RJ, Akman, Devin, Kerr, Matt
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Published: 2024
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author Acuna, RJ
Akman, Devin
Kerr, Matt
author_facet Acuna, RJ
Akman, Devin
Kerr, Matt
contents A Laurent polynomial in two variables is tempered if its edge polynomials are cyclotomic. Variation of coefficients leads to a family of smooth complete genus $g$ curves carrying a canonical algebraic $K_2$-class over a $g$-dimensional base $S$, hence to an extension of admissible variations of MHS (or normal function) on $S$. We prove that the $\mathbb{R}$-split locus of this extension is finite. Consequently, the torsion locus of the normal function and the $A$-polynomial locus for the family of curves are also finite.
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spellingShingle Real regulator maps with finite 0-locus
Acuna, RJ
Akman, Devin
Kerr, Matt
Algebraic Geometry
14C30, 14D07, 32G20
A Laurent polynomial in two variables is tempered if its edge polynomials are cyclotomic. Variation of coefficients leads to a family of smooth complete genus $g$ curves carrying a canonical algebraic $K_2$-class over a $g$-dimensional base $S$, hence to an extension of admissible variations of MHS (or normal function) on $S$. We prove that the $\mathbb{R}$-split locus of this extension is finite. Consequently, the torsion locus of the normal function and the $A$-polynomial locus for the family of curves are also finite.
title Real regulator maps with finite 0-locus
topic Algebraic Geometry
14C30, 14D07, 32G20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.10392