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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ClassFieldTheory.Formation.CoefficientMap

Maps of coefficient modules on finite normal layers #

A G-equivariant map φ : A → A' between the coefficient modules of two formations on G carries every level A^U into the level A'^U. On a finite normal layer V ◁ U it therefore induces a map A^V → A'^V of the coefficient modules of the layer, equivariant for the Galois group U ⧸ V; this is NormalLayer.repMap, through which a map of formations acts on the cohomology L.H F n of the layer.

Taking V-invariants is only left exact. A short exact sequence 0 → A → A' → A'' → 0 of coefficient modules gives a short exact sequence 0 → A^V → A'^V → A''^V → 0 on the layer exactly when every V-invariant element of A'' lifts to a V-invariant element of A', which is NormalLayer.shortExact_repMap. For the sequence 0 → (Kˢ)ˣ → I_{Kˢ} → C_{Kˢ} → 0 of a number field this lifting is Hilbert 90 for the top subgroup, and the resulting sequence 0 → Lˣ → I_L → C_L → 0 is the source of the long exact sequence relating the cohomology of the multiplicative, idele and idele-class formations of a layer.

Main definitions #

Main statements #

An equivariant map of coefficient modules preserves levels: it carries an element fixed by U to an element fixed by U.

The map of layer coefficient modules induced by a map of coefficient modules: an equivariant map A → A' restricts to a map A^V → A'^V of top levels, equivariant for the Galois group of the layer. Composing with groupCohomology.map or groupCohomology.functor makes a map of formations act on the cohomology of the layer.

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    repMap φ applies φ to an element of the top level.

    repMap is functorial: it carries a composite to the composite.

    The maps of layer coefficient modules induced by an exact pair of coefficient maps compose to zero.

    theorem TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.NormalLayer.shortExact_repMap {G : Type} [Group G] [TopologicalSpace G] [IsTopologicalGroup G] [CompactSpace G] [TotallyDisconnectedSpace G] {F F' F'' : Formation G} (L : NormalLayer G) {φ : F.toRep ⟶ F'.toRep} {ψ : F'.toRep ⟶ F''.toRep} (hφ : Function.Injective ⇑(Rep.Hom.hom φ)) (hφψ : Function.Exact ⇑(Rep.Hom.hom φ) ⇑(Rep.Hom.hom ψ)) (hψ : ∀ y ∈ F''.level L.top, ∃ x ∈ F'.level L.top, (Rep.Hom.hom ψ) x = y) :
    { X₁ := L.rep F, X₂ := L.rep F', X₃ := L.rep F'', f := L.repMap φ, g := L.repMap ψ, zero := ⋯ }.ShortExact

    A short exact sequence of coefficient modules stays short exact on a layer V ◁ U once every V-invariant element of the third module lifts to a V-invariant element of the second. Injectivity and exactness in the middle pass to the top levels unconditionally; the lifting hypothesis is exactly the surjectivity of A'^V → A''^V, which in general is obstructed by H¹(V, A).

    Inflation commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for a refinement V' ◁ U of a layer V ◁ U and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, inflating from H^n(U/V, A^V) to H^n(U/V', A^{V'}) and then applying φ is applying φ and then inflating from H^n(U/V, A'^V).

    Inflation commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for a refinement V' ◁ U of a layer V ◁ U and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, inflating from H^n(U/V, A^V) to H^n(U/V', A^{V'}) and then applying φ is applying φ and then inflating from H^n(U/V, A'^V).

    Inflation commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for a refinement V' ◁ U of a layer V ◁ U and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, inflating from H^n(U/V, A^V) to H^n(U/V', A^{V'}) and then applying φ is applying φ and then inflating from H^n(U/V, A'^V).

    Restriction commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for a restriction K/E of a layer K/F and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, restricting a class of H^n(Gal(K/F), A^V) and then applying φ is applying φ and then restricting.

    Restriction commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for a restriction K/E of a layer K/F and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, restricting a class of H^n(Gal(K/F), A^V) and then applying φ is applying φ and then restricting.

    Restriction commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for a restriction K/E of a layer K/F and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, restricting a class of H^n(Gal(K/F), A^V) and then applying φ is applying φ and then restricting.

    Conjugation commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for g in the ambient group and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, conjugating a class of H^n(U/V, A^V) by g and then applying φ is applying φ and then conjugating, since φ (g • x) = g • φ x.

    Conjugation commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for g in the ambient group and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, conjugating a class of H^n(U/V, A^V) by g and then applying φ is applying φ and then conjugating, since φ (g • x) = g • φ x.

    Conjugation commutes with maps of coefficient modules: for g in the ambient group and an equivariant map φ : A → A' of coefficient modules, conjugating a class of H^n(U/V, A^V) by g and then applying φ is applying φ and then conjugating, since φ (g • x) = g • φ x.