Abstract
If ‰ : ś S → is a desingularization of the norm3 surface S, then it is shown that the induced map H2 et:(S, Gm) → H2: et(ś, Gm) is surjective. It
follows that if all of the singularities of S are rational, the Brauer group
map B(S) → B(ś) is surjective. An example is given to show that this
property fails if the dimension of S ≥ 3.
1Mathematics Subject Classification, Primary 13.420, Secondary 16HO5,14F20,14399.
22 Supported in part by the NSF under grant DMS-8822944.
1Mathematics Subject Classification, Primary 13.420, Secondary 16HO5,14F20,14399.
22 Supported in part by the NSF under grant DMS-8822944.
Notes
1Mathematics Subject Classification, Primary 13.420, Secondary 16HO5,14F20,14399.
22 Supported in part by the NSF under grant DMS-8822944.