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TauCeti.FieldTheory.GaloisCohomology.MuTwo.BrauerTorsion

Mod-two classes in the cohomological Brauer group #

Let K be a field in which 2 is invertible. The coefficient identification TauCeti.kummerCoeffIsoTrivialF2 transports the Kummer-sequence map

H²(G_K, μ₂) → H²(G_K, (Kˢ)ˣ)

to a map from cohomology with trivial 𝔽₂ coefficients. This file names that transported map as TauCeti.h2MuToUnits and records the two properties inherited from the Kummer sequence: it is injective, and its image is exactly the 2-torsion of the cohomology with multiplicative coefficients.

The comparison theorem TauCeti.kummerCoeffIsoTrivialF2_hom_comp_h2MuToUnits characterizes the transport: moving a μ₂-class to trivial 𝔽₂ coefficients and then applying TauCeti.h2MuToUnits is the original map TauCeti.h2KummerToUnits at n = 2.

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Main results #

References #

The map from H²(G_K, 𝔽₂) to cohomology with multiplicative coefficients. It is the Kummer-sequence map TauCeti.h2KummerToUnits at n = 2, precomposed with the inverse of the image of the coefficient identification TauCeti.kummerCoeffIsoTrivialF2 under the continuous-cohomology functor TauCeti.ContinuousCohomology.continuousCohomologyFunctor.

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    Transporting a μ₂-class to trivial 𝔽₂ coefficients before applying TauCeti.h2MuToUnits recovers the Kummer-sequence map at n = 2. This equation characterizes the coefficient transport used in TauCeti.h2MuToUnits.

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    Transporting a μ₂-class to trivial 𝔽₂ coefficients before applying TauCeti.h2MuToUnits recovers the Kummer-sequence map at n = 2. This equation characterizes the coefficient transport used in TauCeti.h2MuToUnits.

    The defining equation of TauCeti.h2MuToUnits: the coefficient map of the inverse of the coefficient identification TauCeti.kummerCoeffIsoTrivialF2, followed by the Kummer-sequence map TauCeti.h2KummerToUnits at n = 2.

    The map H²(G_K, 𝔽₂) → H²(G_K, (Kˢ)ˣ) is injective.

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    The image of H²(G_K, 𝔽₂) in H²(G_K, (Kˢ)ˣ) is the 2-torsion.