Noether-Lefschetz for K1 of a Surface, Revisited
Xi Chen, James D. Lewis
math.AGarXiv:math/0212315
Abstract
Let Z be a general surface in P3 of degree at least 5. Using a Lefschetz pencil argument, we give an elementary new proof of the vanishing of a regulator on K1(Z).
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