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We compute the quadratic Euler characteristic of the symmetric powers of a smooth, projective curve over any field k that is not of characteristic two, using the Motivic Gauss-Bonnet Theorem of Levine-Raksit. As an application, we show over a field of characteristic zero that the power structure on the Grothendieck-Witt ring introduced by Pajwani-P\'al computes the compactly supported A¹-Euler characteristic of symmetric powers for all curves.
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