On a theorem of Tate
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The authors provide a condition for the existence of surjective morphisms between abelian varieties and, more generally, Tate classes in the cohomology of products of arbitrary algebraic varieties. It is formulated in terms of divisibility properties for the number of points over infinite sequences of finite field extensions.
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