For products of conic bundles over P^{n-1} with squarefree monomial coefficients, the count of soluble fibres matches the Loughran-Rome-Sofos asymptotic, and the Rédei symbol is equidistributed among admissible triples.
Governing fields and statistics for 4-Selmer groups and 8-class groups
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Taking A to be an abelian variety with full 2-torsion over a number field k, we investigate how the 4-Selmer rank of the quadratic twist A^d changes with d. We show that this rank depends on the splitting behavior of the primes dividing d in a certain number field L/k. Assuming the grand Riemann hypothesis, we then prove that, given an elliptic curve E/Q with full rational 2-torsion, the quadratic twist family of E usually has the distribution of $4$-Selmer groups predicted by Delaunay's heuristic. Analogously, and still subject to the grand Riemann hypothesis, we prove that the set of quadratic imaginary fields has the distribution of 8-class groups predicted by the Cohen-Lenstra heuristic.
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Serre's problem for multiple conics
For products of conic bundles over P^{n-1} with squarefree monomial coefficients, the count of soluble fibres matches the Loughran-Rome-Sofos asymptotic, and the Rédei symbol is equidistributed among admissible triples.