The Noether--Lefschetz theorem in arbitrary characteristic
Abstract
We show that if X⊂ PNk is a normal variety of dimension ≥ 3 and H⊂ PNk a very general hypersurface of degree d=4 or ≥ 6, then the restriction map Cl(X)(X H) is an isomorphism up to torsion. If X≥ 4, the result holds for d≥ 2. The proof uses the relative Jacobian of a curve fibration, together with a specialization argument, and the result holds over fields of arbitrary characteristic.
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