A Noether-Lefschetz theorem for varieties of r-planes in complete intersections
Abstract
Let X be a very general complete intersection in complex projective space and we denote by Fr(X) the variety of r-planes in X, for r≥ 1. We show that the Picard number of Fr(X) is 1, as soon as Fr(X)≥ 2, except when X is a quadric of dimension 2r or 2r+2, or X is a complete intersection of two quadrics of dimension 2r+2. We also apply this result to determine the cohomology class of the variety of planes of a cubic fivefold contained (by the Abel-Jacobi map) in the intermediate Jacobian.
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