Relative Chow groups
The higher Chow groups of a regular scheme were defined by Bloch, furnishing a geometric interpretation for the higher \(K\)-groups. The sheaves of higher \(K\)-groups recover the full ordinary Chow groups, including torsion: formula of Bloch-Quillen, spectral sequence of Gersten. In the paper these relationships are generalized to the higher Chow groups. Relative Chow groups, with respect to a closed subscheme, and relative higher Chow groups are defined, to which the relationships extend as well. For divisors, the relative Chow group is expressed in terms of Picard groups, using the generalized Bloch formula.
- Relative Chow correspondences and the Griffiths groups
- Relative cohomology of groups
- Chow groups of quotient varieties
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- Groupes de Chow-Witt
- Homotopy groups of Chow varieties
- Relative Lubin-Tate Groups
- Higher Chow groups of varieties with group action
- Chow groups with coefficients
- Some filtrations on higher K-theory and related invariants
- Abel-Jacobi mappings and finiteness of motivic cohomology groups
- \(K\)-theory and patching for categories of complexes
- Zero-cycles on self-product of modular curves
- Factorization of \(p\)-adic Rankin \(L\)-series
- Relative Lubin-Tate Groups
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- De Rham–Witt sheaves via algebraic cycles
- Euler systems for Rankin-Selberg convolutions of modular forms
- Relative \(K\)-theory via 0-cycles in finite characteristic
- Class field theory for a product of curves over a local field
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