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May 11 at 11:36 vote accept Fra
May 10 at 15:52 answer added R. van Dobben de Bruyn timeline score: 1
May 7 at 11:27 comment added Fra I see. I guess I wasn't precise enough in my question, but I am indeed interested in the complex part of the story, so if you could give me a reference for the well-known argument I would be extremely grateful. Thank you.
May 2 at 20:43 comment added R. van Dobben de Bruyn Hmm, at the time I wrote my dissertation, I did not know a reference for this, so I wrote it up myself (§4.4). Over the complex numbers, there is an easier and pretty well-known argument for $\operatorname{NS}$ using the Lefschetz (1,1)-theorem.
May 2 at 18:32 comment added Fra Thank you! Would you be so kind as to give me a reference for such isomorphism? Maybe it's not hard to prove it but I'd still like to double check.
Apr 30 at 17:32 comment added R. van Dobben de Bruyn The Picard scheme of a product $(X,x) \times (Y,y) = (X \times Y, (x,y))$ of smooth proper pointed varieties $(X,x)$, $(Y,y)$ satisfies $\mathbf{Pic}_{X \times Y} \cong \mathbf{Pic}_X \times \mathbf{Pic}_Y \times \operatorname{Hom}(\mathbf{Alb}_X,\mathbf{Pic}_Y^0)$. This gives a recipe for producing classes in $\operatorname{NS}(A \times A)$: most of the interesting ones come from endomorphisms of $A$.
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