The Hilbert symbol in the Hodge standard conjecture

We study the Hodge standard conjecture for varieties over finite fields admitting a CM lifting, such as abelian varieties or products of K3 surfaces. For those varieties we show that the signature predicted by the conjecture holds true modulo 4 . This amounts to determining the discriminant and the Hilbert symbol of the intersection product. The first is obtained by \ell -adic arguments whereas the second needs a careful computation in p -adic Hodge theory.

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Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici
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2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.4171/cmh/591
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Analytic Number Theory Research
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The Hilbert symbol in the Hodge standard conjecture

Adriano Marmora, Giuseppe Ancona
Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici
Analytic Number Theory Research
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The Hilbert symbol in the Hodge standard conjecture

Adriano Marmora, Giuseppe Ancona
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Abstract

We study the Hodge standard conjecture for varieties over finite fields admitting a CM lifting, such as abelian varieties or products of K3 surfaces. For those varieties we show that the signature predicted by the conjecture holds true modulo 4 . This amounts to determining the discriminant and the Hilbert symbol of the intersection product. The first is obtained by \ell -adic arguments whereas the second needs a careful computation in p -adic Hodge theory.

Commentarii Mathematici HelveticiVol. 100(4)
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR), Université de Strasbourg (FR)
Agence Nationale de la Recherche
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Analytic Number Theory Research
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