The bounded-order constant cycle curve density conjecture

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Let XX be a K3 surface. A constant cycle curve is a curve on XX whose points all have the same class in the appropriate Chow group; its order is the integer used to measure the associated generic-point class. Constant cycle curve density conjecture. There exists an integer n>0n>0 such that the union

⋃C⊂X\bigcup C\subset X

of all constant cycle curves C⊂XC\subset X of order at most nn is dense. Claire Voisin proves this for generic complex K3 surfaces in the appendix, but the assertion for every K3 surface remains open.

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Daniel Huybrechts and Claire Voisin, “Curves and cycles on K3 surfaces”, arXiv:1303.4564 (2013).

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