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A branch of algebraic topology concerning the study of cocycles and coboundaries. It is in some sense a dual theory to homology theory. This tag can be further specialized by using it in conjunction with the tags group-cohomology, etale-cohomology, sheaf-cohomology, galois-cohomology, lie-algebra-cohomology, motivic-cohomology, equivariant-cohomology, ...

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Does the presence of cocycle conditions indicate the existence of an underlying cohomology t...

I have a stupid (and somewhat vague) comment: in the 'abelian' cases the answer is usually 'yes' by trivial reasons. If you check some cocycle condition (of any natuer) on objects of some abelian cate …
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On algebraic tubular neighbourhoods and Weak Lefschetz

Can one formulate those version of Weak Lefschetz that uses tubular neighbourhoods purely in terms of cohomology of (some) algebraic varieties? … I would be completely satisfied with cohomology with $Z/l^n Z$-coefficients i.e. etale cohomology. …
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Is singular cohomology representable by a (Voevodsky's) motivic complex?

For any $c>0$ does there exist an object $C$ of Voevodsky's $DM^{eff}_-$ (over the field of complex numbers) such that for any $i\le c$ and any smooth variety $X$ the $i$-th singular cohomology of $X$ …
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On polarized (pure) Hodge structures

Is it true that all pure Hodge structures 'that come from geometry' (for example, the graded pieces of the weight filtration of the singular cohomology of varieties and motives) are polarized? …
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Can one compute the (etale) cohomology with support at a point for a "big" regular $k$-schem...

Étale cohomology with support and functoriality). … Still, does there exist a method for "computing" this relative cohomology (preferably by relating to the cohomology of some $\mathbb{C}$-varieties)? …
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Lefschetz hyperplane section theorem for intersection homology

, if $Y$ is singular then you surely don't have transversality and probably don't have the isomorphism in question (as far as I remember, the intersection homology of $X$ is isomorphic to its "usual" cohomology
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A nice way to verify whether the Neron-Severi group of a smooth affine variety is zero

Unfortunately, I don't know how to compute the cohomology of my $S$; I only know that it has 'many holes' in it (i.e. it is 'very far from being projective'), and it is finite over a variety $X$ with $ …
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A certain 'coniveau-like' filtration for cohomology: what can one say about the intersection...

subvarieties of $X$ of dimension $m$ (here $H^\ast$ is singular or etale cohomology)? Did anybody study this filtration (for fixed $X,i$, when $m$ varies) before? …
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Generalized Hodge conjecture for cohomology of smooth non-proper varieties?

Is there such a statement known i.e. does there exist a conjectural description of the coniveau filtration for singular cohomology of a smooth non-proper variety over the field of complex numbers (in …
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Examples of Galois-invariant central simple algebras which aren't base change?

I don't think that you have an obstruction on the level of Brauer groups. If you have a Galois-stable element over $L$, then you can choose some values of local invariants for its lift over $K$ such t …
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Does the (torsion) Zariski cohomology of a (singular) hyperplane section of a smooth project...

Indeed, the cohomology groups in question would be exactly the weight zero part of the singular cohomology of $H$ (considered as a sequence of mixed Hodge structures), whereas for $i<\operatorname{dim} … Does Artin's vanishing hold for '$E_2$-weight pieces' for (torsion) cohomology of affine varieties? …
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Is there a $k$-structure for Hodge modules over a $k$-variety?

algebraic varieties over a subfield $k$ of the field of complex numbers, can one define certain mixed Hodge modules with some $k$-structure that would be related with the $k$-structure on the De Rham cohomology
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Does there exist a functorial splitting for the weight filtration (of singular cohomology)?

There are plenty of examples of varieties whose singular cohomology with rational coefficients considered as a mixed Hodge structure does not decompose as the direct sum of its pure (weight) factors. … Yet if we consider the cohomology just as filtered vector spaces over rationals, such a decomposition certainly exist (for any variety). …
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For a finite flat (etale?) morphism $f:Y\to X$, is $f_*1_Y-\deg f . 1_X$ nilpotent in $A^0(X...

Let $A^\ast$ be an algebraic oriented cohomology theory (i.e. it is equipped with certain push-forwards for projective morphisms of smooth varieties over the base field $k$; see section 2 of http://www.math.uiuc.edu … It seems sufficient to prove the latter for $A^\ast$ being the algebraic cobordism (as defined by Levine and Morel), since this is the universal algebraic oriented cohomology theory. …
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Are two conjectural descriptions of the motivic t-structure (via cohomology and via affine v...

The first one is based on the conjecture that Weil cohomology theories should yield exact and conservative functors on the category of mixed motives. In the paper Hanamura M. … The second approach was proposed by Voevodsky himeslf (in his well-known letter to Beilinson); it is based on the idea that the 'mixed motivic cohomology' of a (smooth) affine variety should satisfy the …
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