Voisin's antisymmetrization conjecture for powers of K3 surfaces

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Let N≥2N\geq2 be an integer and let SS be a K3 surface. Let pr⁡:SN→SN−1\operatorname{pr}:S^N\to S^{N-1} be projection onto the first N−1N-1 factors, and let p∧Np_{\wedge^N} denote the anti-symmetrization projector on SNS^N. It induces

pr⁡∗:(p∧N)∗CH⁡l(SN)⟶(p∧N−1)∗CH⁡l(SN−1).\operatorname{pr}_*:(p_{\wedge^N})_*\operatorname{CH}_l(S^N)\longrightarrow(p_{\wedge^{N-1}})_*\operatorname{CH}_l(S^{N-1}).

Voisin's conjecture. For all l<Nl<N, the anti-symmetrization projector p∧N+1p_{\wedge^{N+1}} acts as zero on ker⁡(pr⁡∗)⊗CH⁡0(S)num\ker(\operatorname{pr}_*)\otimes\operatorname{CH}_0(S)_{\mathrm{num}}. The conjecture concerns the predicted vanishing of antisymmetric zero-cycle components on powers of a K3 surface; the supplied text does not indicate that it has been resolved.

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Charles Vial, “Generic cycles, Lefschetz representations, and the generalized Hodge and Bloch conjectures for abelian varieties”, arXiv:1803.00857 (2019).

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