 Solution

Let $X=V/\Gamma$ be a complex torus. A Riemann form on a complex torus is a Hermitian form $H$ on $V$ whose imaginary parttakes integer values on $\Gamma \times \Gamma$. Equivalently, $E$ is an integral alternating form satisfyingfor every nonzero $v$. A polarisation of a complex torus is such a positive Riemann form, or equivalently its integral cohomology class. By the Appell–Humbert theorem, it is the first Chern class of an ample holomorphic line bundle. A polarisation is principal when the homomorphism $\Gamma \to {\Gamma }^{\ast }$ induced by $E$ is an isomorphism.