Bloch–Beilinson Abel–Jacobi injectivity conjecture

Let WW be a smooth projective variety over Q\overline{\mathbb{Q}}, and let r0r\geq 0 be an integer. Let J(H2r1(W(C),Q(r)))J(H^{2r-1}(W(\mathbb{C}),\mathbb{Q}(r))) denote the relevant intermediate Jacobian, and let

AJQ:CHhomr(W/Q;Q)J(H2r1(W(C),Q(r)))AJ\otimes\mathbb{Q}:\operatorname{CH}^r_{\mathrm{hom}}(W/\overline{\mathbb{Q}};\mathbb{Q})\longrightarrow J\big(H^{2r-1}(W(\mathbb{C}),\mathbb{Q}(r))\big)

be the Abel–Jacobi map. Bloch–Beilinson Abel–Jacobi conjecture. This map is injective. This conjecture is attributed in the source to Beilinson and Bloch; its resolution status is not specified.

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Kalyan Banerjee, Jaya NN Iyer and James D. Lewis, “Push-forwards of Chow groups of smooth ample divisors”, arXiv:1805.03461 (2021).

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