On the geometry of algebraic groups and homogeneous spaces
Michel Brion (IF)

TL;DR
This paper explores the algebraic and geometric structures of algebraic groups and their homogeneous spaces, focusing on Chow rings, Picard groups, and fibrations to deepen understanding of their intrinsic properties.
Contribution
It provides explicit descriptions of Chow rings and Picard groups for algebraic groups and homogeneous spaces, and studies their Albanese and anti-affine fibrations.
Findings
Chow ring of G characterized explicitly
Rational Chow ring of X described in detail
Analysis of Albanese and anti-affine fibrations conducted
Abstract
Given a connected algebraic group G over an algebraically closed field and a G-homogeneous space X, we describe the Chow ring of G and the rational Chow ring of X, with special attention to the Picard group. Also, we investigate the Albanese and the "anti-affine" fibrations of G and X.
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