On admissible rank one local systems
Abstract
A rank one local system on a smooth complex algebraic variety M is 1-admissible if the dimension of the first cohomology group H1(M,) can be computed from the cohomology algebra H*(M,) in degrees ≤ 2. Under the assumption that M is 1-formal, we show that all local systems, except finitely many, on a non-translated irreducible component W of the first characteristic variety 1(M) are 1-admissible, see Proposition 3.1. The same result holds for local systems on a translated component W, but now H*(M,) should be replaced by H*(M0,), where M0 is a Zariski open subset obtained from M by deleting some hypersurfaces determined by the translated component W, see Theorem 4.3.
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