De Rham logarithmic classes and Tate conjecture
Abstract
We introduce the definition of De Rham logarithmic classes. We show that the De Rham class of an algebraic cycle of a smooth algebraic variety over a field of characteristic zero is logarithmic and conversely that a logarithmic class of bidegree (d,d) is the De Rham class of an algebraic cycle (of codimension d). We also give for smooth algebraic varieties over a p-adic field an analytic version of this result. We deduce from the analytic case the Tate conjecture for smooth projective varieties over fields of finite type over Q.
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