2012
DOI: 10.1215/00127094-1548389
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Cohomologie non ramifiée et conjecture de Hodge entière

Abstract: Building upon the Bloch-Kato conjecture in Milnor K-theory, we relate the third unramified cohomology group with Q/Z coefficients with a group which measures the failure of the integral Hodge conjecture in degree 4. As a first consequence, a geometric theorem of the second-named author implies that the third unramified cohomology group with Q/Z coefficients vanishes on all uniruled threefolds. As a second consequence, a 1989 example by Ojanguren and the first named author implies that the integral Hodge conjec… Show more

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“…It would be tempting to weaken the assumptions in Theorem 6.5 and to ask whether a smooth projective threefold X with trivial CH 0 group (or CH 0 group supported on a surface) satisfies the condition Z 4 (X) = 0. This is essentially disproved in [24] (except that we do not know that the example we have indeed satisfies the conclusion that CH 0 (X) is trivial). In fact, following Kollár, we produce an example of a smooth projective threefold X satisfying H i (X, O X ) = 0, i > 0 and with nontrivial Z 4 (X).…”
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“…It would be tempting to weaken the assumptions in Theorem 6.5 and to ask whether a smooth projective threefold X with trivial CH 0 group (or CH 0 group supported on a surface) satisfies the condition Z 4 (X) = 0. This is essentially disproved in [24] (except that we do not know that the example we have indeed satisfies the conclusion that CH 0 (X) is trivial). In fact, following Kollár, we produce an example of a smooth projective threefold X satisfying H i (X, O X ) = 0, i > 0 and with nontrivial Z 4 (X).…”
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“…On the other hand we will show in Section 6.2.2, following [24], that the answer is negative in degree 4 for X of dimension ≥ 6.…”
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