An Arakelov theoretic proof of the equality of conductor and discriminant
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Abstract: We give an Arakelov theoretic proof of the equality of conductor and discriminant for arithmetic surfaces over number fields. This was first proved by T. Saito for relative curves over discrete valuation rings.
The author gives an Arakelov theoretic proof of the equality between the conductor and discriminant of an arithmetic surface, using the arithmetic Riemann-Roch theorem.
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