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arxiv 2308.04601 v2 pith:VUUUVV5L submitted 2023-08-08 math.NT

Generalized Mahler measures of Laurent polynomials

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Following the work of Lal\'in and Mittal on the Mahler measure over arbitrary tori, we investigate the definition of the generalized Mahler measure for all Laurent polynomials in two variables when they do not vanish on the integration torus. We establish certain relations between the standard Mahler measure and the generalized Mahler measure of such polynomials. Later we focus our investigation on a tempered family of polynomials originally studied by Boyd, namely $Q_{r}(x, y) = x + \frac{1}{x} + y + \frac{1}{y} + r$ with $r \in \mathbb{C},$ and apply our results to this family. For the $r = 4$ case, we explicitly calculate the generalized Mahler measure of $Q_4$ over any arbitrary torus in terms of special values of the Bloch-Wigner dilogarithm. Finally, we extend our results to the several variable setting.

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