Generalized Carlson–Clemens–Morgan conjecture for crossover mappings

Let XX be a complex algebraic manifold and let dd be a positive integer. Write QHk(X)QH^k(X) for the quotient cohomology groups appearing in the exact sequence associated with iterated integrals, and let \breakˉΦ\bar\break\Phi be the homomorphism constructed from the extension of mixed Hodge structures and the Chow-group crossover map. For a quasi-projective complex algebraic manifold XX, the generalized Carlson–Clemens–Morgan conjecture. The mapping Φˉ\bar\Phi equals the composition of the crossover mapping with the quotient mapping

Jd(X)J(QH2d+1(X)(d)).J^d(X)\to J(QH^{2d+1}(X)(d)).

If true, this would generalize the theorem of Carlson, Clemens and Morgan from simply connected projective manifolds and codimension-one cycles to quasi-projective manifolds and cycles of all codimensions; the source presents it as unproved.

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Richard Hain, “Iterated Integrals and Algebraic Cycles: Examples and Prospects”, arXiv:math/0109204 (2001).

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