Comments on Sampson's approach toward Hodge conjecture on abelian varieties

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Abstract: Let A be an Abelian variety of dimension n. For 0<p<2n an odd integer, Sampson constructed a surjective homomorphism pi:Jp(A)ightarrowA, where Jp(A) is the higher Weil Jacobian variety of A. Let widehatomega be a fixed form in H1,1(Jp(A),mathbbQ), and N=dim(Jp(A)). He observes that if the map pi(widehatomegaNp1wedge.):H1,1(Jp(A),mathbbQ)ightarrowHnp,np(A,mathbbQ) is injective, then the Hodge conjecture is true for A in bidegree (p,p). In this paper, we give some clarification of the approach and show that the map above is {not injective} except some special cases where the Hodge conjecture is already known. We propose a modified approach.










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