The finer logarithmic Tate conjecture

Let ss be the standard log point over a finite field kk, let XX be a projective vertical log smooth fs log scheme over ss, and let EE be a log Tate curve. Define K(X,m,r)K(X,m,r) as the subgroup of QgrmrK0log(X×Em2r)\mathbb{Q}\otimes\operatorname{gr}^{m-r}K_0^{\log}(X\times E^{m-2r}) consisting of elements satisfying the pullback and symmetric-group invariance conditions stated in the source, and set K(X,m,r)=0K(X,m,r)=0 for m<2rm<2r. The finer logarithmic Tate conjecture.

QK(X,m,r)Hm(X)(r)G\mathbb{Q}_{\ell}\otimes K(X,m,r)\overset{\cong}{\longrightarrow}H^m(X)_{\ell}(r)^G

is an isomorphism. This refines the log Tate conjecture in all degrees m2rm\geq 2r and is motivated by weight-monodromy; the source gives no resolution.

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Kazuya Kato, Chikara Nakayama and Sampei Usui, “Logarithmic Tate conjectures over finite fields”, arXiv:2502.16974 (2025).

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