MIXED MOTIVES AND ALGEBRAIC CYCLES, I
MIXED MOTIVES AND ALGEBRAIC CYCLES, I
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混合动机和代数循环,I
DOI:
10.4310/mrl.1995.v2.n6.a12
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发表时间:
2004
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通讯作者:
M. Hanamura
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M. Hanamura;M. Hanamura
The idea of motives goes back to A. Grothendieck (cf. [Kl] [Ma]). As he worked on the Weil conjecture on the zeta function of a variety X over a finite field k , he was in need of studying the actions of the Frobenius maps on the (cid:4) -adic etale cohomologies H i ( X ⊗ k ¯ k, Q (cid:4) ) for different (cid:4) ; to prove the conjecture one must show that the characteristic polynomial is a Q -polynomial independent of (cid:4) , and its eigenvalues have expected absolute values. He postulated certain conjectures on algebraic cycle classes, called the standard conjectures, and observed that they imply the Weil conjecture. The standard conjectures are concerned not only with (cid:4) -adic cohomology, but with any other Weil cohomology (such as Betti or de Rham cohomology) as well, and the consequences are further-reaching. They indicate the existence of the theory of (pure Grothendieck) motives : there is a semi-simple abelian category of Grothendieck motives M ( k ) (where k is any ground field) satisfying the properties: