Absolute Galois groups of isomorphic fields #
A field isomorphism identifies separable closures and hence, contravariantly, their absolute Galois groups. This file packages that identification as an isomorphism of topological groups. It is useful when a field is presented through a canonical completion or another isomorphic model, while Galois-cohomological constructions are available on the standard model.
These equivalences underlie the transport of cohomological Brauer groups along field
isomorphisms in TauCeti.NumberTheory.ClassFieldTheory.Brauer.Congr.
Subextensions of the chosen separable closures are transported by
IntermediateField.separableClosureCongr. This preserves degree, finiteness and normality.
The induced automorphism equivalence commutes with restriction from the absolute Galois
groups and identifies the corresponding fixing subgroups.
Main definitions #
RingEquiv.separableClosureCongr: the chosen equivalence of separable closures induced by a field isomorphism.RingEquiv.absoluteGaloisGroupCongr: the continuous group equivalence induced by a field isomorphism.
The chosen equivalence of separable closures extends e.symm.
The inverse of the chosen equivalence of separable closures extends e.
The absolute-Galois-group equivalence induced by a field isomorphism acts by conjugation through the chosen equivalence of separable closures.
The inverse of the absolute-Galois-group equivalence induced by a field isomorphism acts by conjugation through the inverse of the chosen equivalence of separable closures.
Restriction to identified normal subextensions commutes with field transport. The coefficient embedding identifies the subextensions inside the chosen separable closures.
Transport a subextension through the chosen identification of separable closures.
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Membership in a transported subextension is tested in the original separable closure.
The chosen identification restricts to an isomorphism of the underlying fields.
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The restricted field identification acts by the inverse separable-closure map.
The inverse restricted identification acts by the separable-closure map.
The restricted identification extends the base-field isomorphism.
Transport preserves and reflects inclusion of subextensions.
Refining a subextension refines its transported image.
Transport along a field isomorphism preserves the degree.
A finite subextension remains finite after transport.
Normality is preserved by transport along a field isomorphism.
A transported normal subextension is Galois, with separability inherited from the closure.
Identify automorphisms by conjugating through the restricted field identification.
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The transported automorphism acts by conjugation through the field identification.
The inverse automorphism transport acts by the reverse conjugation.
Restriction to a normal subextension commutes with transport of the absolute Galois group.
Fixing subgroups are transported by the same absolute-Galois-group equivalence.