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Albanese and Picard 1-Motives in Positive Characteristic

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arxiv 1308.0472 v1 pith:NNQBPCHV submitted 2013-08-02 math.AG

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We define 1-motives of a variety X over a perfect field of positive characteristic which realize the etale cohomology groups of X in dimension and codimension one. This is the analogue in positive characteristic of previous results of Barbieri-Viale and Srinivas, except that we only consider the etale realization but also consider compactly supported cohomology. The dimension-1 case (called the Picard 1-motives) can be done by standard techniques, and indeed this case is probably well known. But the codimension-one case (Albanese 1-motive) requires stronger tools, namely a strong version of de Jong's alterations theorem and some cycle class theory on smooth Deligne-Mumford stacks which may be of independent interest. Unfortunately, we only succeed in defining the Albanese 1-motive for a variety X over an algebraically closed base field, and only up to isogeny. As a corollary to our definition of these 1-motives we deduce some independence of l results when X is a variety over a finite field.

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    A characteristic-free derived Albanese motive is defined and shown to sit in a canonical triangle with the classical Albanese scheme, with Nisnevich descent.

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