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Given any generically étale morphism of varieties , we define the relative Mather discrepancy function on the arc space of the domain and show that this function computes the dimension of the kernel of the differential map of the induced morphism on arc spaces . We relate this result to the change-of-variable formula in motivic integration. We introduce the notion of -equivalence, which agrees with -equivalence for smooth varieties, and prove that -equivalent varieties of arbitrary characteristic define the same class in the motivic ring.

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