Restriction of crossed products to an intermediate scalar ring #
For a scalar tower from commutative semirings K and L to a commutative ring E,
restricting a cocycle of Aut_K(E) to Aut_L(E) embeds its crossed product in the original
crossed product. The embedding sends each coefficient to itself and each basis element
u_σ to u_{σ|K}. Its image consists exactly of the elements whose supported automorphisms
fix the image of algebraMap L E. When E has no zero divisors, this image is the centralizer
of the image of L under inc c ∘ algebraMap L E.
This identifies the algebra of a restricted cocycle, the algebraic ingredient in comparing scalar extension of Brauer classes with restriction in Galois cohomology. Neither finiteness nor a Galois hypothesis is needed for the embedding or its centralizer description.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Local Fields, GTM 67 (1979), Chapter X, §5.
- P. Gille and T. Szamuely, Central Simple Algebras and Galois Cohomology (2006), §4.4.
Restrict a cocycle to the automorphisms fixing the intermediate scalar ring L.
Instances For
Restriction evaluates the original cocycle on the underlying K-automorphisms.
Restriction preserves the trivial cocycle.
Restriction preserves multiplication of cocycles.
Restriction preserves inversion of cocycles.
Restriction preserves division of cocycles.
Restriction preserves natural powers of cocycles.
Restriction preserves integer powers of cocycles.
The restricted crossed product is a K-algebra through its L-algebra structure.
The restricted crossed product carries a scalar tower from K through L.
The induced K-action is compatible with the left coefficient action of E.
The embedding of the crossed product of the restricted cocycle, compatible with the
K-algebra structure induced by its L-algebra structure.
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The embedding preserves a coefficient times a basis element.
The embedding sends each basis element to the basis element of the underlying automorphism.
The embedding preserves the coefficient ring.
Coordinates of the embedding are extended by zero along restriction of scalars.
Restriction of crossed products is injective.
An element is in the restricted crossed product exactly when its coefficients vanish
outside the automorphisms fixing L.
The image of the restricted crossed product is the centralizer of the image of L
under inc c ∘ algebraMap L E. This holds for any scalar tower with no zero divisors in E,
without finiteness or Galois assumptions.
The restricted crossed product is canonically equivalent as a K-algebra to the
centralizer of the image of L under inc c ∘ algebraMap L E.
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The centralizer equivalence has the same underlying value as the restriction embedding.