$$\Sh(E/K)=\ker\textbraceleft WC(E/K)\rightarrow\prod_{\nu\in M_K}WC(E/K_{\nu})\textbraceright$$
How do I make my brackets larger than the \prod within it?
$$\Sh(E/K)=\ker\textbraceleft WC(E/K)\rightarrow\prod_{\nu\in M_K}WC(E/K_{\nu})\textbraceright$$
How do I make my brackets larger than the \prod within it?
You can use the \left and \right commands to produce delimiters that will adjust to their content. For instance, to obtain curly brackets, you should use \left\{ and \rigth\} this way:
\[\Sh(E/K)=\ker \left\{ WC(E/K)\rightarrow\prod_{\nu\in M_K}WC(E/K_{\nu}) \right\} \]
(Notice that I changed $$ to \[ and \], as recommended)
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