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arxiv 1708.00517 v1 pith:UZ4TA4SL submitted 2017-08-01 math.AG hep-th

A remark on generalized complete intersections

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We observe that an interesting method to produce non-complete intersection subvarieties, the generalized complete intersections from L. Anderson and coworkers, can be understood and made explicit by using standard Cech cohomology machinery. We include a worked example of a generalized complete intersection Calabi-Yau threefold.

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