Green–Griffiths implication for the second Chow-group filtration over number fields

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Let kk be a number field and let XX be a smooth projective variety over kk. Write XC=X×Spec⁡(k)Spec⁡(C)X_{\mathbb C}=X\times_{\operatorname{Spec}(k)}\operatorname{Spec}(\mathbb C). The filtration on CHp(X)QCH^p(X)_{\mathbb Q} is induced from the second step of the filtration on CHp(XC)QCH^p(X_{\mathbb C})_{\mathbb Q} under the natural map

CHp(X)⟶CHp(XC).CH^p(X)\longrightarrow CH^p(X_{\mathbb C}).

Green–Griffiths implication. The induced second filtration step vanishes:

F2CHp(X)Q=0.F^2CH^p(X)_{\mathbb Q}=0.

This is presented as an implication proposed by Green and Griffiths in the context of Hodge-theoretic filtrations on Chow groups. Its general validity for smooth projective varieties over number fields remains open in the source.

References

Primary source

Sen Yang, “Deformations of Chow groups via cyclic homology”, arXiv:2601.10309 (2026).

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