Corti–Hanamura's motivic decomposition conjecture
Let 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 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.
References
Primary source
Davesh Maulik, Junliang Shen and Qizheng Yin, “Dualizable abelian fibrations”, arXiv:2602.19318 (2026).
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