Corti–Hanamura's motivic decomposition conjecture

Let f:XYf:X\to Y be a proper morphism between nonsingular varieties. A motivic decomposition is an isomorphism of relative Chow motives whose sheaf-theoretic specialization gives the decomposition of RfQXRf_*\mathbb{Q}_X into its perverse cohomology summands, equivalently an orthogonal decomposition of the relative diagonal class.

Corti–Hanamura's motivic decomposition conjecture. Every such morphism admits a motivic decomposition.

This conjecture is a motivic strengthening of the decomposition theorem and predicts that the perverse decomposition can always be lifted to relative Chow motives. Its resolution is not indicated in the supplied text.

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Davesh Maulik, Junliang Shen and Qizheng Yin, “Dualizable abelian fibrations”, arXiv:2602.19318 (2026).

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