Vanishing theorems, a theorem of Severi, and the equations defining projective varieties

Vanishing theorems, a theorem of Severi, and the equations defining projective varieties
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10.1090/s0894-0347-1991-1092845-5
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发表时间:
1991-09
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
A. Bertram;L. Ein;R. Lazarsfeld
A. Bertram;L. Ein;R. Lazarsfeld
中科院分区:
数学1区
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作者:
A. Bertram;L. Ein;R. Lazarsfeld

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1903年Severi [S]证明了:如果X,X'cP”是光滑曲面,其并集是二次r ~ 2超曲面的完全交,则X,X' cP”是二次r ~ 2超曲面的完全交。,dr-2,则k > Z di r的超曲面在X上切出一个完备的线性级数(参见[SR,XIII.9.8])。本文的目的是首先表明,基本参数使用科代拉消失定理导致一个简单的变种塞韦里的声明(定理7以下),它在几个方向上扩展。更重要的是,我们希望说服读者,这一结果有一个令人惊讶的数量的应用程序的问题,涉及方程定义射影品种。考虑开始与光滑复射影簇X C Pr的维数n和余维数e = r n。在这种情况下,我们的定理断言了4月命题1中X的理想层Yx的ath幂的适当扭曲的高阶上同调的消失。假设X在P”中被d1次的超曲面切出?d2> > d_。则对于i > 1,如果k > d1 + d2+ + de r,则H(P 'r,(k))= 0。注意,这里只有第一个e = codim(X,Pr)定义方程的次数起作用。当n = 2和a = 1时,这是塞维里的结论,
In 1903 Severi [S] proved that if X, X' c P" are smooth surfaces whose union is the complete intersection of r 2 hypersurfaces of degrees di ... , dr-2, then hypersurfaces of degree k > Z di r cut out a complete linear series on X (cf. [SR, XIII.9.8]). The purpose of this paper is first of all to show that elementary arguments using the Kodaira vanishing theorem lead to a simple variant of Severi's statement (Theorem 7 below) which extends it in serval directions. More importantly, we hope to convince the reader that this result has a surprising number of applications to questions involving the equations defining projective varieties. Consider to begin with a smooth complex projective variety X C Pr of dimension n and codimension e = r n. In this setting, our theorem asserts the vanishing of the higher cohomology of suitable twists of the ath power of the ideal sheaf .Yx of X in Apr. Proposition 1. Assume that X is cut out scheme-theoretically in P" by hypersurfaces of degrees d1 ? d2> > d_. Then H (P'r,(k)) = 0 for i > 1 provided k > ad, + d2+ + de r. Note that only the degrees of the first e = codim(X, Pr) defining equations come into play here. When n = 2 and a = 1 this is a consequence of Severi's