Untwisting key lemma for the change-of-variables conjecture

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Let ϕ:X=[M/G]→X=M/G\phi:\mathcal{X}=[M/G]\to X=M/G be the proper birational morphism associated with a GG-variety MM. Let γ:E→X\gamma:\mathcal{E}\to\mathcal{X} be a twisted arc whose generic point maps into the isomorphism locus of ϕ\phi, and let πn\pi_n denote truncation. Define ϕn:πn(J∞X)→JnX\phi_n:\pi_n(\mathcal{J}_{\infty}\mathcal{X})\to J_nX to be the natural map. Untwisting key lemma. For n≫0n\gg0,

[ϕn−1(ϕn(πn(γ)))]=Lord⁡ Jac⁡ϕ(γ)−wX.[\phi_n^{-1}(\phi_n(\pi_n(\gamma)))]=\mathbb{L}^{\operatorname{ord}\,\operatorname{Jac}_{\phi}(\gamma)-w_{\mathcal{X}}}.

This lemma is proposed as the geometric reduction underlying the main change-of-variables conjecture: fibers of the truncation map have motivic size governed by the Jacobian order corrected by the stack weight. It is not proved in the supplied text.

References

Primary source

Takehiko Yasuda, “Toward motivic integration over wild Deligne-Mumford stacks”, arXiv:1302.2982 (2015).

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