Strong Carlson–Toledo conjecture for finite étale covers

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Let MM be a compact Kähler manifold with infinite fundamental group Γ\Gamma. Strong Carlson–Toledo conjecture. There exists a finite étale cover M′M' of MM such that the Hurewicz morphism

π2(M)⊗ZR⟶H2(M′,R)\pi_2(M)\otimes_{\mathbb{Z}}\mathbb{R}\longrightarrow H_2(M',\mathbb{R})

is not surjective.

This is stated as a stronger form of the Carlson–Toledo conjecture, replacing the existence of a suitable Kähler manifold by a finite étale cover of a given one. The source gives no resolution status.

References

Primary source

Bruno Klingler, “Kaehler groups and duality”, arXiv:1005.2836 (2010).

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