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The integral analogue of the Hodge conjecture is false: there exist integral Hodge classes on smooth projective complex varieties not represented by integral algebraic cycles.
Integral, rather than rational, coefficients.
Smooth projective complex varieties; the assertion is existential.
Scope: Atiyah–Hirzebruch counterexamples to the integral variant; not a counterexample to rational Hodge.
The assertion that every rational (p,p) class on every compact Kähler manifold is a rational combination of analytic cycle classes is false; complex-torus counterexamples are recorded in the cited description.
Compact Kähler complex manifolds, without the projectivity assumption.
Analytic cycle classes and rational coefficients.
Scope: A refuted different-domain extension; it is not a counterexample among smooth projective varieties.
If the rational Hodge conjecture holds on X×X for a smooth projective complex variety X of dimension d, each rational Künneth component of [Δ_X] in H^{2d}(X×X,Q) is represented by a rational codimension-d algebraic cycle.
X smooth projective over C.
Hodge conjecture on X×X, in codimension d.
Scope: A proved conditional implication using the Hodge type of diagonal components, not an unconditional construction of those cycles.
The integral analogue of the Hodge conjecture is false: there exist integral Hodge classes on smooth projective complex varieties not represented by integral algebraic cycles.
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