Tensor Products of Division Algebras and Fields
Louis Rowen, David J Saltman

TL;DR
This paper explores the properties of tensor products of division algebras and fields, providing counterexamples, and investigates related structures like Picard and Brauer groups, with applications to algebraic curves.
Contribution
It presents a counterexample showing tensor products of division algebras may not be domains and studies Brauer group behavior over products of curves.
Findings
Counterexample where tensor product of division algebras is not a domain
Analysis of Picard and Brauer groups of tensor products of fields
Splitting criterion for Brauer group elements over product of curves
Abstract
This paper began as an investigation of the question of whether is a domain where the are division algebras and is an algebraically closed field contained in their centers. We present an example where the answer is "no", and also study the Picard group and Brauer group properties of where the are fields. Finally, as part of our example, we have results about division algebras and Brauer groups over curves. Specifically, we give a splitting criterion for certain Brauer group elements on the product of two curves over .
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