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A Wall Crossing Formula for Motivic Enumerative Invariants

Abstract

We prove an analog of the wall crossing formula for Welschinger invariants relating the difference of signed curve counting of real curves passing through configurations that differ by a pair of complex conjugated points, and a correspondence Welschinger invariant of the blow up. We prove this analogue for the motivic count of rational curves of fixed degree passing through a generic configuration of points, counted with a motivic multiplicity in the Grothendieck-Witt ring of a base field, extending the notions in the correspondence theorem between motivic invariants for $k$-rational point conditions and tropical curves. We use this formula to compute the degree 4 motivic enumerative invariants of the projective plane counting curves passing through configurations of points defined over quadratic extensions of a base field.

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Andrés Jaramillo Puentes. 2025-02-04. A Wall Crossing Formula for Motivic Enumerative Invariants. https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.17681

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