Tamagawa numbers of polarized algebraic varieties
arXiv:alg-geom/9712002
Abstract
Let be an ample metrized invertible sheaf on a smooth quasi-projective algebraic variety defined over a number field. Denote by the number of rational points in having -height . We consider the problem of a geometric and arithmetic interpretation of the asymptotic for as in connection with recent conjectures of Fujita concerning the Minimal Model Program for polarized algebraic varieties. We introduce the notions of -primitive varieties and -primitive fibrations. For -primitive varieties over we propose a method to define an adelic Tamagawa number which is a generalization of the Tamagawa number introduced by Peyre for smooth Fano varieties. Our method allows us to construct Tamagawa numbers for -Fano varieties with at worst canonical singularities. In a series of examples of smooth polarized varieties and singular Fano varieties we show that our Tamagawa numbers express the dependence of the asymptotic of on the choice of -adic metrics on .
arXiv comment54 pages, minor corrections
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