Tamagawa numbers

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Tamagawa numbers are arithmetic invariants attached to algebraic groups or elliptic curves that measure certain volume or local factor contributions in number theory, notably appearing in the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture.

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instanceOf arithmetic invariant
invariant of algebraic groups
invariant of elliptic curves
number theoretic invariant
appearsAsFactorIn BSD formula denominator
volume computations for arithmetic quotients
appearsIn Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer formula
formula for the leading term of the L-function of an elliptic curve at s = 1
mass formulae for algebraic groups
associatedWith algebraic group over a number field
elliptic curve over a number field
conjecturallyRelatedTo finiteness of Tate–Shafarevich groups
rank of elliptic curves
context Langlands program
arithmetic of reductive groups
automorphic forms
definedOver number fields
definedUsing adelic quotient of an algebraic group
product of local measures
describedAs volume of adelic points modulo rational points
field algebraic geometry
arithmetic geometry
number theory
historicalDevelopment introduced in the mid-20th century
namedAfter Toshio Tamagawa NERFINISHED
property factorizes as a product of local contributions
invariant under isomorphism of algebraic groups over a number field
relatedTo Galois cohomology
Haar measure
Tamagawa measure
linked to: Haar measure

Weil’s adelic formalism
linked to: Tate's thesis

adelic points
cohomology of algebraic groups
local factors of L-functions
rational points
specialCase Tamagawa number of a semisimple algebraic group
Tamagawa number of a torus
Tamagawa number of an elliptic curve
studiedBy André Weil
Goro Shimura
John Tate
Yutaka Taniyama
takesValuesIn positive rational numbers
usedIn Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture
Tamagawa measure theory
Weil conjectures for algebraic groups
linked to: Weil conjectures

arithmetic of elliptic curves
rational points on abelian varieties
study of L-functions

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