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Rank 4 vector bundles on the quintic threefold

Abstract

By the results of the author and Chiantini in Math.AG/0110102, on a general quintic threefold $X \subset {\mathbf P}^4$ the minimum integer $p$ for which there exists a positive dimensional family of irreducible rank $p$ vector bundles on $X$ without intermediate cohomology is at least three. In this paper we show that $p \leq 4$, by constructing series of positive dimensional families of rank 4 vector bundles on $X$ without intermediate cohomology. The general member of such family is an indecomposable bundle from the extension class $Ext^1(E,F)$, for a suitable choice of the rank 2 ACM bundles $E$ and $F$ on $X$. The existence of such bundles of rank $p = 3$ remains under question.

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C. Madonna. 2005-05-02. Rank 4 vector bundles on the quintic threefold. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0110259

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