
arXiv: 0907.5169
handle: 2072/64628
We give a new construction of higher arithmetic Chow groups for quasi-projective arithmetic varieties over a field. Our definition agrees with the higher arithmetic Chow groups defined by Goncharov for projective arithmetic varieties over a field. These groups are the analogue, in the Arakelov context, of the higher algebraic Chow groups defined by Bloch. For projective varieties the degree zero group agrees with the arithmetic Chow groups defined by Gillet and Soulé, and in general with the arithmetic Chow groups of Burgos. Our new construction is shown to be a contravariant functor and is endowed with a product structure, which is commutative and associative.
Mathematics - Algebraic Geometry, Grups aritmètics, FOS: Mathematics, 14G40, 14C15, 14F43, 512 - Àlgebra, Geometria algèbrica, Algebraic Geometry (math.AG)
Mathematics - Algebraic Geometry, Grups aritmètics, FOS: Mathematics, 14G40, 14C15, 14F43, 512 - Àlgebra, Geometria algèbrica, Algebraic Geometry (math.AG)
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