Homologically trivial cycles are admissible cycles
Homologically trivial cycles are admissible cycles
Let be a smooth projective variety over the finitely generated field , and let denote the subgroup of cycles homologically equivalent to zero for -adic cohomology, where . Let be the subgroup of admissible cycles defined in Proposition 7. Homological admissibility conjecture. One has the inclusion
The paper states this inclusion as a consequence of the numerical equivalence conjecture. Its general validity is therefore unresolved unless that preceding conjecture is established.
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Bruno Kahn and with an appendix by Qing Liu, “Refined height pairing”, arXiv:2009.00533 (2023).
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