The monomial homomorphism of a subgroup transversal #
A transversal for U ≤ G embeds G in the permutation wreath product with base group U
and coordinates indexed by G ⧸ U. Its permutation part is left translation on cosets; its
coordinate at x is the transversal word r(x)⁻¹ g r(g⁻¹ • x), where
r = U.leftTransversalRep s for s : U.LeftTransversal. Mathlib's bundled transversal supplies
the representatives and their section property; the monomial maps consume that same choice.
The cocycle law gives the homomorphism, and both the coset-indexed and finite-coordinate forms
are injective. The public maps live in the Subgroup namespace and are called as
U.monomialHom s and U.monomialFinHom s e, where e labels the cosets by Fin U.index.
Continuity for an open subgroup is proved in
TauCeti.Topology.Algebra.Group.WreathProduct.Monomial.
This is the monomial construction used in Evens' multiplicative transfer; see L. Evens, "A generalization of the transfer map in the cohomology of groups", Trans. AMS 108 (1963), §§2–3.
The monomial homomorphism associated to a bundled transversal s of U. Its permutation
part is left translation on G ⧸ U; the coordinate at x is the element
r(x)⁻¹ g r(g⁻¹ • x) of U, where r = U.leftTransversalRep s.
Equations
- U.monomialHom s = { toFun := fun (g : G) => ⟨fun (x : G ⧸ U) => ⟨TauCeti.lWord U (U.leftTransversalRep s) x g, ⋯⟩, (MulAction.toPermHom G (G ⧸ U)) g⟩, map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯ }
Instances For
The coordinate of the monomial homomorphism is the transversal word as an element of U.
The permutation part of the monomial homomorphism translates left cosets.
The inverse permutation coordinate translates a coset by the inverse group element.
The monomial homomorphism associated to a subgroup transversal is injective.
Relabel the cosets by Fin (G : U) using a chosen bijection e. The coordinate at i
is the transversal word at e.symm i. For a finite-index subgroup, one possible e is
Finite.equivFinOfCardEq U.index_eq_card.symm.
Equations
- U.monomialFinHom s e = (TauCeti.WreathProduct.congr e).toMonoidHom.comp (U.monomialHom s)
Instances For
The finite-coordinate homomorphism is the relabeling of the coset-indexed map.
The finite-coordinate monomial homomorphism is injective.