Equivariance for normal deck-subgroup fibre quotients #
For a normal subgroup H ≤ deck p, the existing free-transitive fibre-action equivalence
identifies the quotient of a fibre by H with the normalizer quotient N(H) / H. This file
records how that identification, and its regular preconnected-cover specialization, interacts
with the descended N(H) / H action on the fibre quotient.
The orientation is important: the existing fibre-quotient equivalence sends the orbit class
of φ • e to the normalizer-quotient class of φ⁻¹. Consequently, acting on the fibre
quotient by a normalizer-quotient element a corresponds, under this equivalence, to right
multiplication by a⁻¹.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.Deck.subgroupFiberOrbitQuotientEquivNormalizerQuotientOfNormal_map_smul_eq_mul_inv: theN(H) / Haction becomes right multiplication by the inverse.- the regular
..._map_smul_eq_mul_invwrapper: the same statement for a regular preconnected covering map. - Inverse-form lemmas for applying the inverse equivalence after right multiplication.
References #
These results feed the identification of the deck group of the cover attached to H with
N(H) / H, whose normal case is a quotient by H.
Under the normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence, the descended normalizer-quotient
action is right multiplication by the inverse. This is the representative-free form of the
convention that φ • e maps to the class of φ⁻¹.
For a regular preconnected covering map, the normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence turns the descended normalizer-quotient action into right multiplication by the inverse.
Applying the inverse normal-subgroup fibre quotient equivalence after right multiplication
by a⁻¹ is the same as acting by a on the fibre quotient.
For a regular preconnected covering map, applying the inverse normal-subgroup fibre
quotient equivalence after right multiplication by a⁻¹ is the same as acting by a on the
fibre quotient.