Degree-two regulator conjecture for universal mixed elliptic motives

Let {1,1}\ast\in\{1,\vec{1}\}, let m0m\geq 0 and rZr\in\mathbb Z, and let MEM{\mathsf{MEM}}_\ast be the corresponding category of universal mixed elliptic motives. The real and \ell-adic regulator mappings send degree-two motivic extension groups to real Deligne and \ell-adic realization cohomology, respectively. Degree-two regulator conjecture. For all m0m\geq0 and rZr\in\mathbb Z, the degree-two real regulator is an isomorphism after tensoring ExtMEM2(Q,SmH(r))\operatorname{Ext}^2_{{\mathsf{MEM}}_\ast}({\mathbb Q},S^m{\mathbb H}(r)) with R\mathbb R, and, for every prime \ell, the degree-two \ell-adic regulator is an isomorphism after tensoring the same group with Q\mathbb Q_\ell. This predicts faithful comparison of degree-two motivic extensions with both real and \ell-adic realizations; the supplied text gives no resolution.

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Richard Hain and Makoto Matsumoto, “Universal Mixed Elliptic Motives”, arXiv:1512.03975 (2017).

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