Unit-valued Galois cohomology of isomorphic fields #
A field isomorphism transports the discrete unit modules of the chosen separable closures,
continuous two-cocycles, and their explicit second cohomology groups. The group map is
contravariant, and the coefficient map is covariant. Their compatibility follows from the
conjugation equation for the chosen absolute-Galois-group equivalence. The same compatible pair
also identifies Mathlib's canonical continuousCohomology 2 groups, by
TauCeti.ContCohomology.continuousCohomologyMap2Equiv, and the comparison with the explicit model
carries one identification to the other
(RingEquiv.explicitH2AddEquivContinuousCohomology_unitsH2Congr).
The compatible-pair construction is extracted from
TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.brCongr and specializes continuous cohomology's cocyclesMap2
and explicitMap2Equiv.
Both field universes remain independent. The lift to separable closures is chosen: the
inverse below is the inverse of this supplied identification, rather than a separately
chosen lift of the inverse field isomorphism.
On underlying field elements, coefficient transport is the chosen separable-closure map.
The inverse coefficient transport is the chosen map from the target separable closure.
Coefficient transport intertwines the absolute Galois actions.
The transported cocycle is evaluated at the transported automorphisms, then its value is transported between the separable closures.
On a cocycle class, field transport is given by the transported continuous cocycle.
Inverse transport recovers the class of a cocycle from its transported representative.
The inverse identification is induced by the inverse compatible group and coefficient maps of the chosen lift.
The absolute Galois group is locally compact, being compact and Hausdorff. Instance search
does not find this within its default budget, so it is assembled here from the Krull topology
being Hausdorff, as in TauCeti.Algebra.CrossedProduct.Comparison.
A field isomorphism identifies Mathlib's canonical second continuous Galois cohomology groups
with unit coefficients, along the same group and coefficient maps as RingEquiv.unitsH2Congr.
The field universes remain independent.
Instances For
Canonical field transport is the pullback along the transported automorphisms and the coefficient transport.
The comparison of the explicit H² with Mathlib's continuous cohomology carries explicit
field transport RingEquiv.unitsH2Congr to canonical field transport.