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Picard group

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The Picard group, often denoted as \(\text{Pic}(X)\), is an important concept in algebraic geometry and algebraic topology. It is primarily associated with the study of line bundles (or invertible sheaves) over a scheme or a topological space \(X\). ### Definition 1. **Line Bundles:** A line bundle over a space \(X\) is a locally free sheaf of rank 1.

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