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Hard Lefschetz properties, complete intersections and numerical dimensions

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arxiv 2212.13548 v1 pith:K4K2HWV7 submitted 2022-12-27 math.AG math.COmath.CV

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We study the positivity of complete intersections of nef classes. We first give a sufficient and necessary characterization on the complete intersection classes which have hard Lefschetz property on a compact complex torus, equivalently, in the linear case. In turn, this provides us new kinds of cohomology classes which have Hodge-Riemann property or hard Lefschetz property on an arbitrary compact K\"ahler manifold. We also give a complete characterization on when the complete intersection classes are non-vanishing on an arbitrary compact K\"ahler manifold. Both characterizations are given by the numerical dimensions of various partial summations of the given nef classes. As an interesting byproduct, we show that the numerical dimension endows any finite set of nef classes with a loopless polymatroid structure.

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