Algebraic Cycle Loci at the Integral Level

Abstract

Let f : X S be a smooth projective family defined over OK[S-1], where K ⊂ C is a number field and S is a finite set of primes. For each prime p ∈ OK[S-1] with residue field (p), we consider the algebraic loci in S(p) above which cohomological cycle conjectures predict the existence of non-trivial families of algebraic cycles, generalizing the Hodge loci of the generic fibre SK. We develop a technique for studying all such loci, together, at the integral level. As a consequence we give a non-Zariski density criterion for the union of non-trivial ordinary algebraic cycle loci in S. The criterion is quite general, depending only on the level of the Hodge flag in a fixed cohomological degree w and the Zariski density of the associated geometric monodromy representation.

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