Indeed,I'm reading the book《representation theory and complex geometry》,there is a proof of the fact that Pic(G)is trivial when G is a simple-connected semisimple algebraic group over C,but the proof is not self-contained,it use some results from representation theory in BGG's article《schubert cells and cohomology of the space G/P. So I'm wondering whether there are other ways to show this fact. And whether the assertion still holds ture when we change the base field C. thanks for all the comments
IS there other ways to show Pic(G)is trivial when G is a simple-connected semisimple algebraic groups over C?
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