Lecture

Integration Theory: Berkovich Spaces

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This lecture delves into the integration theory over real numbers, highlighting the asymmetry in the heart measure and its implications. The instructor explains the limitations of generalizing the theory to Berkovich spaces, leading to unsolved conjectures. The session concludes with an example showcasing smooth varieties over K, emphasizing the intricacies of analytic manifolds and the Serre invariant.

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