Algebraic cycles and local quantum cohomology (Q2340914)

This note briefly reviews, in the context of mirror symmetry, examples of polarized variations of mixed Hodge structures that produce limiting mixed Hodge structures of Hodge-Tate type in the large complex structure limit. Open, local and closed cases are addressed, as well as relations between them, the focus is on integral structures intrinsic to the A-model, in particular to quantum cohomology. A number of open problems motivated by the examples are stated and discussed. One is to give a general derivation of homological mirrors for Abel-Jacobi maps, which would bring Beilinson's conjectures to bear on the arithmetic of Gromov-Witten invariants. Another is to use single log divergent periods of Hori-Vafa mirrors to prove integrality properties of open invariants. This is illustrated in the case of \(K_{\mathbb{P}^2}\), and related to the authors' work on higher algebraic cycles of toric hypersurfaces.