
TL;DR
This paper extends the existence theorem for basic elements from affine to quasi-projective cases and explores geometric applications, including degeneracy loci of sections in smooth projective varieties.
Contribution
It generalizes the existence theorem for basic elements to quasi-projective varieties and applies it to geometric problems like degeneracy loci.
Findings
Existence of basic elements in quasi-projective cases proven.
Every local complete intersection of codimension two can be realized as a degeneracy locus.
Applications to the geometry of smooth projective varieties.
Abstract
We prove the existence theorem for basic elements in the quasi-projective case, extending results of Eisenbud-Evans and Bruns from the affine case. We give several geometric applications. For example, we show that every local complete intersection of pure codimension two in a smooth projective variety of dimension d over an infinite field is the degeneracy locus of d-1 sections of a rank d bundle.
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