The polynomial decomposition criterion for holomorphic forms

Let XX be a smooth projective variety. A degree ll polynomial decomposition of the diagonal means a decomposition of the diagonal whose non-supported part lies in the subalgebra of CH(X×X)\operatorname{CH}^\bullet(X\times X) generated in degree at most ll. Polynomial decomposition criterion. XX admits a degree ll polynomial decomposition of the diagonal if and only if the algebra H0(X,Ω)H^0(X,\Omega^\bullet) is generated in degree at most ll. This conjectural equivalence would connect a decomposition of the diagonal, an algebraic-cycle condition, with generation of the holomorphic-form algebra.

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Olivier Martin and Charles Vial, “Effective zero-cycles and the Bloch-Beilinson filtration”, arXiv:2208.10026 (2024).

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