From Diaz's Enriques Product to an $n$-Fold Cup-Product Bockstein Family of Integral Hodge Counterexamples
Abdul Rahman

TL;DR
This paper generalizes Diaz's construction of integral Hodge counterexamples using an n-fold cup-product Bockstein mechanism, extending to higher dimensions and providing new insights into algebraic cycles and Hodge classes.
Contribution
It introduces an n-fold cup-product Bockstein framework for integral Hodge counterexamples, expanding Diaz's original dimension-four example to higher dimensions with new categorical and motivic techniques.
Findings
Proves nonzero image of Bockstein classes in Enriques--Brauer components
Under Brauer-separation hypothesis, constructs non-algebraic 2-torsion integral Hodge classes
Reduces algebraic-control problem to a single coefficient-level issue involving Enriques double covers
Abstract
We reinterpret Diaz's construction of Chow-trivial smooth projective varieties violating the integral Hodge conjecture as the level-two case of an \(n\)-fold cup-product Bockstein mechanism. Diaz's dimension-four example is \(V=S_1\times S_2\), where \(S_1,S_2\) are Enriques surfaces, and its obstruction is the Bockstein of . Here \(\alpha_1\) is the K3 double-cover class and \(\beta_2\) is an Enriques Brauer-detecting class. We extend the finite-coefficient source construction to \(X_n=S_1\times\cdots\times S_n\) by forming ,with Bockstein . Using external products of perverse sheaves, categorical Bockstein compatibility, and a Leibniz rule for the MacPherson--Vilonen…
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