Beilinson's arithmetic Hodge index conjecture for intermediate Jacobians

Let XX be the fourfold considered in the paper, let J2(X)J^2(X) be its intermediate Jacobian, and let L:J2(X)J3(X){\mathsf L}:J^2(X)\to J^3(X) be induced by intersection with an ample cycle. Define the primitive part by J2(X)0=ker(L)J^2(X)_0=\ker({\mathsf L}). Beilinson's arithmetic Hodge index conjecture. The Beilinson--Bloch height pairing on J2(X)0J^2(X)_0 is positive definite.

This conjecture concerns the sign of the height pairing on the primitive component after separating the Lefschetz part J2(X)=LJ1(X)J2(X)0J^2(X)={\mathsf L}J^1(X)\oplus J^2(X)_0. The supplied text gives no resolution or further evidence for the conjecture.

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Shou-Wu Zhang, “Height pairings for algebraic cycles on the product of a curve and a surface”, arXiv:2111.10276 (2024).

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