Chow groups of some generically twisted flag varieties (Q503345): Difference between revisions

The author considers the split simple algebraic groups \(G\) of types A and C over a field with the property that the Chow group of the quotient variety \(E/P\) is torsion-free, where \(P \subset G\) is a special parabolic subgroup (e.g., a Borel subgroup) and \(E\) is a generic \(G\)-torsor (over a field extension of the base field). An example of \(G\) is any adjoint group of type A. Example of \(E/P\) are the Severi-Brauer varieties of generic central algebras.