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Algebraic cycles and Connes periodicity

Abstract

We apply the classical technique on cyclic objects of Alain Connes to various objects, in particular to the higher Chow complex of S. Bloch to prove a Connes periodicity long exact sequence involving motivic cohomology groups. The Cyclic higher Chow groups and the Connes higher Chow groups of a variety are defined in the process and various properties of them are deduced from the known properties of the higher Chow groups. Applications include an equivalent reformulation of the Beilinson-Soulé vanishing conjecture for the motivic cohomology groups of a smooth variety $X$ and a reformulation of the conjecture of Soulé on the order of vanishing of the zeta function of an arithmetic variety.

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Jinhyun Park. 2006-07-12. Algebraic cycles and Connes periodicity. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0607272

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