The mixed Hodge structure conjecture for L2L_2 cohomology of Mixed Hodge Modules

Let XX be a complex projective manifold, let M\mathbb{M} be a Mixed Hodge Module on XX, and let H2k(X~,M)H^k_2(\widetilde{X},\mathbb{M}) denote the associated L2L_2 cohomology, equipped with its real structure, weight filtration WW, and algebraically defined Hodge filtration FF. Write H2k(X~,M)\overline{H^k_2}(\widetilde{X},\mathbb{M}) for reduced cohomology. The mixed Hodge structure conjecture for L2L_2 cohomology. After taking reduced cohomology and closure of W,FW,F, these data are the constituents of a functorial graded polarisable Mixed Hodge structure in the abelian category REf(Γ)\mathbb{R}E_f(\Gamma). Its mixed Hodge numbers, namely the dimensions of its Ip,qI^{p,q}, obey the same restrictions as in the compact case. If M\mathbb{M} is pure polarized, LL is cup product by a Hodge class, and SS is the polarization obtained from a Saito polarization and L2L_2-Poincaré–Verdier duality, then

(kH2k(X~,M),L,S)\left(\bigoplus_k \overline{H^k_2}(\widetilde{X},\mathbb{M}),L,S\right)

is a polarized Hodge–Lefschetz structure in REf(Γ)\mathbb{R}E_f(\Gamma). The conjecture would provide mixed Hodge and Hodge–Lefschetz structures for L2L_2 cohomology of Mixed Hodge Modules; the source states no resolution.

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Primary source

Philippe Eyssidieux, “Towards a L 2 cohomology theory for Hodge modules on infinite covering spaces: L 2 constructible cohomology and L 2 de Rham cohomology for coherent D-modules”, arXiv:2203.06950 (2022).

Additional references

3 papers in this index state this conjecture (2014–2022). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1405.2953, arXiv:1405.3374.

Source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.06950 Deligne (1971), Théorie de Hodge II Deligne (1974), Théorie de Hodge III Saito (1988), Modules de Hodge polarisables Saito, Mixed Hodge Modules

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