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A theorem of Esnault, Srinivas and Viehweg asserts that if the Chow group of 0-cycles of a smooth complete complex variety decomposes, then the top-degree coherent cohomology group decomposes similarly. In this note, we prove a similar statement for Chow groups of arbitrary codimension, provided the variety satisfies the Lefschetz standard conjecture.

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  1. It is somewhat frustrating that it is not known unconditionally whether (P1) implies (P2), i.e. without assuming the generalized Hodge conjecture. Apparently Esnault, Srinivas and Viehweg had claimed to prove this in an earlier version of their paper, but the argument was found to be incomplete [5, remark 2].

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Acknowledgments

This note is the fruit of the Strasbourg 2014–2015 “groupe de travail” based on the monograph [19]. I want to thank all the participants of this groupe de travail for the very pleasant and stimulating atmosphere, and their interesting lectures. Furthermore, many thanks to Yasuyo, Kai and Len for providing a wonderful working environment at home in Schiltigheim. Special thanks to Kai for all the bicycle trips made together this summer.

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Laterveer, R. On a multiplicative version of Mumford’s theorem. Abh. Math. Semin. Univ. Hambg. 86, 89–96 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12188-016-0121-x

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