Following Levine’s chapter in K-theory handbook. We consider a field and a -scheme of finite type. We define groups , and for locally equidimensional over , also groups , for a natural number. The classical Chow groups are .
Functoriality for : (Might be an error here, compare with another source.) Pushforwards for proper map, and pullbacks for equidimensional l.c.i. map increasing degree by , where is the fiber dimension.
Possibly, to get nice functorial properties for we might have to restrict attention to .
On page 442, there is a discussion on more general domain cats: schemes essentially of finite type over , schemes of finite type over a regular base of Krull dimensions one.
The Milnor-Chow homomorphism revisited, by Moritz Kerz and Stefan Mueller-Stach: http://www.math.uiuc.edu/K-theory/0767
Grothendieck defined, for a nonsingular variety, Chern classes of vector bundles . Composing these with the cycle class map, I would guess that one obtains Chern classes in any cohomology theory with a cycle class map.
Gillet: K-theory and Intersection theory (looks excellent)
Something might be in here.
A very intereting paper by Joshua on motivic DGA.
There is also a brief intro in Lectures on Arakelov geometry, in Chapter I, including Chow groups with supports, explicit def of rational equivalence, and relation to K-theory.
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Homotopy invariance and localization. See Levine (page 443). Also Mayer-Vietoris long exact seq. Products. Projective bundle formula.
The Kunneth formula fails for Chow groups, at least over the complex numbers. Counterexample: See Totaro’s Algebraic cycles exam, there one shows that the natural homomorphism is not surjective.
Levine in K-theory handbook.
My own notes from Totaro’s course, spring 2008.
Seminaire Chevalley: Anneaux de Chow et applications (1958)
Soulé et al: Lectures on Arakelov Geometry. First chapter treats intersection theory for an arbitrary regular noetherian finite-dimensional scheme.
What about Bloch: An elementary presentation… (in Motives vol)?
Mixed, Pure
The Bloch-Beilinson filtration. Some interesting material in Nagel and Peters: Algebraic cycles and motives, volume II.
Shuji Saito on filtration
Jannsen: Motivic sheaves and filtrations on Chow groups (Motives vol)
See also Algebraic cycles, Higher Chow groups, Chow homology, Chow groups with coefficients, Chow cohomology
Asakura and Saito on surfaces over p-adic fields with very infinite Chow groups of 0-cycles. No Cam subscription to Algebra and N Th. review. The review and abstract mentions related finiteness problems, for example Srinivas and Rosenschon.
The Chow groups and the motive of the Hilbert scheme of points on a surface, by Mark Andrea de Cataldo and Luca Migliorini: http://www.math.uiuc.edu/K-theory/0415
Saito: On the bijectivity of some cycle maps (in Motives vol)
Pedrini and Weibel: K-theory and Chow groups on singular varieties (1986)
Roberts: Chow’s moving lemma. (Appendix to Kleiman’s Motives article in the Oslo volume)
Saito et al: We study the higher Chow groups CH^2(X,1) and CH^3(X,2) of smooth, projective algebraic surfaces over a field of char 0.
The oriented Chow ring, by J. Fasel
Chow rings of excellent quadrics, by Nobuaki Yagita: http://www.math.uiuc.edu/K-theory/0787
MR1780429 (2001m:11106) Otsubo, Noriyuki(J-TOKYO) Selmer groups and zero-cycles on the Fermat quartic surface.
Soulé: Groupes de Chow et K-théorie de varietes sur un corps fini (1984)
Biswat and Srinivas: The Chow ring of a singular surface
Kresch: Canonical rational equivalence of intersections of divisors (1999)
Roberts: Recent developments on Serre’s multiplicity conjectures: Gabber’s proof of the nonnegativity conjecture (1998)
Complex varieties for which the Chow group mod n is not finite (2002)
Laterveer: Algebraic varieties with small Chow groups. Discusses things related to “representability of Chow groups”, and the Hodge conjecture.
Green, Griffiths: Formal Deformation of Chow Groups. In Abel volume.
http://mathoverflow.net/questions/17634/definition-of-chow-groups-over-spec-z
Several papers by Akhtar on K-theory archive.
http://mathoverflow.net/questions/99897/examples-of-chow-rings-of-surfaces mentions surfaces over finite fields
arXiv:1207.4703 On the Chow groups of certain geometrically rational 5-folds fra arXiv Front: math.NT av Ambrus Pal We give an explicit regular model for the quadric fibration studied in Pirutka (2011). As an application we show that this construction furnishes a counterexample for the integral Tate conjecture in any odd characteristic for some sufficiently large finite field. We study the étale cohomology of this regular model, and as a consequence we derive that these counterexamples are not torsion.
arXiv:1206.2704 On the torsion of Chow groups of Severi-Brauer varieties fra arXiv Front: math.AG av Sanghoon Baek For a large class of central simple algebras we provide upper bounds for the annihilators of the torsion subgroups of the Chow groups of the corresponding Severi-Brauer varieties.
nLab page on Chow groups