Bloch's Conjecture for Surfaces with
For every smooth connected projective complex surface with , is an isomorphism with integral coefficients, with no minimality, fundamental-group or construction hypothesis. With Bloch-Kas-Lieberman this gives for every such surface with . Over only; it does not address the generalized Bloch conjecture in higher dimension. An earlier proof of the same statement was proposed by Guletskii (arXiv:2512.12451, December 2025), which the manuscript cites; this entry claims no priority over it.
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Occurred: Sep 24, 2026
Delta type: SOURCE CLAIM
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Canonical aliases: Bloch's Conjecture for Surfaces with $p_g=0$ · Bloch's conjecture for surfaces
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VibeMathed record: Bloch's Conjecture for Surfaces with evidence for this event
For every smooth connected projective complex surface with , is an isomorphism with integral coefficients, with no minimality, fundamental-group or construction hypothesis. With Bloch-Kas-Lieberman this gives for every such surface with . Over only; it does not address the generalized Bloch conjecture in higher dimension. An earlier proof of the same statement was proposed by Guletskii (arXiv:2512.12451, December 2025), which the manuscript cites; this entry claims no priority over it. parent of this event
Bloch's Conjecture for Surfaces with parent of this event
Guletskii, The Bloch conjecture, arXiv 2512.12451 (earlier proposed proof) evidence for this event
Bloch's Conjecture for Surfaces with evidence for this event
Bloch, Kas and Lieberman, Zero cycles on surfaces with p_g=0 (1976) evidence for this event
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