Tropical Welschinger invariants are mathematical objects that arise in tropical geometry, representing counts of certain types of curves in algebraic geometry. These invariants are particularly useful in understanding the enumerative geometry of real and complex algebraic varieties, connecting classical geometric problems to their tropical counterparts. They play a critical role in the study of mirror symmetry, allowing for the comparison between different geometric objects through tropical techniques.
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