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Generalized Jacobian

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The analytic subgroup underlying the generalized Jacobian can be described as follows. (This does not always determine the algebraic structure as two non-isomorphic commutative algebraic groups may be isomorphic as analytic groups.) Suppose that
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is the universal group with these properties, in the sense that any rational map from
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is the group of invertible elements of the local ring modulo those that are 1 mod
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a nonzero effective divisor the generalized Jacobian is an extension of
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Rosenlicht, Maxwell (1954), "Generalized Jacobian varieties.",
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to a group with the properties above factors uniquely through
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of the underlying field. The product runs over the points
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associated to a curve with a divisor, generalizing the
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is a commutative algebraic group with a rational map
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Index

Generalized Jacobian variety
Clarke's generalized Jacobian
intermediate Jacobian
algebraic geometry
algebraic group
Jacobian variety
Maxwell Rosenlicht
ramified coverings
Galois group
commutative
affine algebraic group
Chevalley's structure theorem
nonsingular
abelian variety
dimension
genus
complex numbers
complex Lie group
homology group
doi
10.2307/1969715
JSTOR
1969715
MR
0061422
Algebraic groups and class fields.
ISBN
0-387-96648-X
MR
0103191

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