The p-adic generalized Hodge conjecture for third cohomology

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Let XX be a variety with totally degenerate reduction, and let N1,LN_{1,L} and N1,L′N'_{1,L} be the enriched monodromy operators defined in Section 4.3. Write N1H3(X‾,Qp)N^1H^3(\overline X,\mathbf Q_p) for the first coniveau piece, and let T11T^1_1, T2−1T^{-1}_2, T03∨T^{3\vee}_0, and L∗L^* be the groups occurring in the enriched monodromy operators. For each finite extension L/KL/K, the notation [ker⁡N1,L:T11⊗ZQ→Hom⁡(T03∨⊗ZQ,L∗⊗ZQ)][\ker N_{1,L}:T^1_1\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q\to\operatorname{Hom}(T^{3\vee}_0\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q,L^*\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q)] denotes the corresponding subspace, and similarly for N1,L′N'_{1,L}. The p-adic generalized Hodge conjecture for H3H^3. One has

Gr−1N1H3(X‾,Qp)=Gr^{-1}N^1H^3(\overline X,\mathbf Q_p)= ∑[L:K]<∞[ker⁡N1,L:T11⊗ZQ→Hom⁡(T03∨⊗ZQ,L∗⊗ZQ)]⊗QQp(−1),\sum_{[L:K]<\infty}[\ker N_{1,L}:T^1_1\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q\to\operatorname{Hom}(T^{3\vee}_0\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q,L^*\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q)]\otimes_{\mathbf Q}\mathbf Q_p(-1),

and

Gr−1MN1H3(X‾,Qp)=Gr^M_{-1}N^1H^3(\overline X,\mathbf Q_p)= ∑[L:K]<∞[ker⁡N1,L′:T2−1⊗ZQ→Hom⁡(T03∨⊗ZQ,L∗⊗ZQ)]⊗QQp(−2).\sum_{[L:K]<\infty}[\ker N'_{1,L}:T^{-1}_2\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q\to\operatorname{Hom}(T^{3\vee}_0\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q,L^*\otimes_{\mathbf Z}\mathbf Q)]\otimes_{\mathbf Q}\mathbf Q_p(-2).

The conjecture identifies the relevant coniveau pieces with sums of kernels of enriched monodromy operators. The two spaces have the same dimension because the monodromy operator N:T2−1→T11N:T^{-1}_2\to T^1_1 is an isogeny; the paper proves the conjecture in some cases for products of three Tate elliptic curves.

References

Primary source

Wayne Raskind and Xavier Xarles, “On p-adic intermediate Jacobians”, arXiv:math/0601401 (2006).

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