Dual abelian variety and the cohomology of elements of dual abelian variety
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Let $X$ be a complex abelian variety. Then the dual abelian variety is $Pic^0(X)$. Is $Pic^0(X)$ is the set of degree zero line bundles on $X$? How do we define degree of a line bundle on a higher dimensional variety? Is $Pic^0(X)$ the set of line bundles on $X$ numerically equivalent to zero?
Another question I have is, if $Pin Pic^0(X)$, what can we say about $H^i(X,P)$? Is $H^0(X,P)=0$? It seems to me that the Euler characteristic is zero.
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Let $X$ be a complex abelian variety. Then the dual abelian variety is $Pic^0(X)$. Is $Pic^0(X)$ is the set of degree zero line bundles on $X$? How do we define degree of a line bundle on a higher dimensional variety? Is $Pic^0(X)$ the set of line bundles on $X$ numerically equivalent to zero?
Another question I have is, if $Pin Pic^0(X)$, what can we say about $H^i(X,P)$? Is $H^0(X,P)=0$? It seems to me that the Euler characteristic is zero.
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Let $X$ be a complex abelian variety. Then the dual abelian variety is $Pic^0(X)$. Is $Pic^0(X)$ is the set of degree zero line bundles on $X$? How do we define degree of a line bundle on a higher dimensional variety? Is $Pic^0(X)$ the set of line bundles on $X$ numerically equivalent to zero?
Another question I have is, if $Pin Pic^0(X)$, what can we say about $H^i(X,P)$? Is $H^0(X,P)=0$? It seems to me that the Euler characteristic is zero.
algebraic-geometry
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Let $X$ be a complex abelian variety. Then the dual abelian variety is $Pic^0(X)$. Is $Pic^0(X)$ is the set of degree zero line bundles on $X$? How do we define degree of a line bundle on a higher dimensional variety? Is $Pic^0(X)$ the set of line bundles on $X$ numerically equivalent to zero?
Another question I have is, if $Pin Pic^0(X)$, what can we say about $H^i(X,P)$? Is $H^0(X,P)=0$? It seems to me that the Euler characteristic is zero.
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