Injectivity conjecture for the second Albanese map

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Let XX be a projective nonsingular surface over C{\bold C}, and let T(X)T(X) be the kernel of the Albanese map on degree-zero zero-cycles. Let M(C)\underline{{\mathrm{M}}}({\bold C}) be the category of arithmetic Hodge structures used in the paper, and let ρX2\rho_X^2 be the second Albanese map. Second Albanese injectivity conjecture. The map

ρX2:T(X)ExtM(C)2(Q(0),H2(X)(2))\rho_X^2:T(X)\longrightarrow {\mathrm{Ext}}^2_{\underline{{\mathrm{M}}}({\bold C})}({\bold Q}(0),H^2(X)(2))

is injective for every projective nonsingular surface XX, without assuming pg=0p_g=0. This strengthens the relationship between algebraic zero-cycles and higher extensions in arithmetic Hodge structures. The source presents the assertion as a conjecture and gives no resolution.

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Primary source

Masanori Asakura, “Motives and algebraic de rham cohomology”, arXiv:math/9908093 (1999).

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