Weight-zero conjecture for Grothendieck classes

Let XX be a smooth quasi-projective variety over Q\overline{\mathbb Q}, and let jj and kk be integers. Let HdRBk(X,Q(j))GrH^k_{\rm dRB}(X,\mathbb Q(j))_{\rm Gr} denote the Grothendieck classes in the de Rham–Betti cohomology, equipped with the induced weight filtration WW_\bullet. Weight-zero conjecture for Grothendieck classes. Grothendieck classes live in weight zero, namely,

W1HdRBk(X,Q(j))Gr=0,W_{-1}H^k_{\rm dRB}(X,\mathbb Q(j))_{\rm Gr}=0,

and the natural injection

W0HdRBk(X,Q(j))GrHdRBk(X,Q(j))GrW_0H^k_{\rm dRB}(X,\mathbb Q(j))_{\rm Gr}\hookrightarrow H^k_{\rm dRB}(X,\mathbb Q(j))_{\rm Gr}

is an isomorphism. This conjecture proposes that the weight filtration on Grothendieck classes is concentrated in weight zero; the source introduces it as a conjectural relationship between Grothendieck classes and the weight filtration, without giving a resolution.

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Primary source

Jean-Benoît Bost and François Charles, “Some remarks concerning the Grothendieck Period Conjecture”, arXiv:1307.1045 (2014).

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