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arXiv · 2601.02180

Poles of real motivic zeta functions for curves

Abstract

To a given real polynomial function f $\in$ R[x1, . . . , x d ], we associate real topological zeta functions Ztop,0(f\,; s) and Z $\pm$ top,0 (f\,; s) $\in$ Q(s), analogous to the topological zeta function of Denef and Loeser in the complex case. These functions are specializations of the real motivic zeta functions studied in [Fic05a] and [Cam17]. Therefore, these functions and their sets of poles are invariants of the blow-Nash equivalence. Using the approach of [Vey95], we study the poles of these real topological zeta functions, as well as real motivic zeta functions, when f is a real polynomial in two variables.

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Théo Jaudon. 2026-01-05. Poles of real motivic zeta functions for curves. https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.02180

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