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This analysis establishes connections between algebraicity and global properties in complex projective varieties, suggesting new pathways for understanding the Hodge conjecture.
We establish an exact reduction of the Hodge conjecture for complex projective varieties to the conjunction of two independent problems: (A) the algebraicity of reductions of Hodge classes modulo almost all primes, and (B) the possibility of lifting local algebraicity to global algebraicity. We prove that these two statements are together equivalent to the original Hodge conjecture. Statement (A) is shown to be closely related to the Tate conjecture, while Statement (B) is equivalent to a specialization problem for higher Chow groups.
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