The rationality conjecture for specializations of Hodge classes
The rationality conjecture for specializations of Hodge classes
Let be an abelian variety over an algebraic closure of with good reduction to an abelian variety over an algebraic closure of a finite field. A Hodge class on specializes to a cohomology class on , and a Lefschetz class is a class generated by divisor classes and the Lefschetz operations. Rationality conjecture. The cup product of the specialization to of any Hodge class on with any Lefschetz class of complementary dimension lies in . Equivalently, its -adic component is a rational number independent of . The conjecture follows for a given Hodge class when its specialization is algebraic, and is therefore implied by the Hodge conjecture for abelian varieties; it is known for CM abelian varieties with simple ordinary reduction and their powers.
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Primary source
J. S. Milne, “Rational Tate classes”, arXiv:0707.3167 (2008).
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