Corestriction between finite normal layers #
For a restriction of layers K/E inside K/F, corestriction carries
Hⁿ(Gal(K/E), A^V) to Hⁿ(Gal(K/F), A^V). The smaller Galois group is identified with the
image of its inclusion into the larger one, and the coefficient identification repIso
then transports the generic group-cohomology corestriction to the layer cohomology groups.
The comparison with subgroup restriction is explicit. It gives the normalization
cor ∘ res = [E : F], with precisely the relative degree of the restriction of layers.
This is the normalization used to compare invariants and fundamental classes under
corestriction.
Along a tower F ⊆ E ⊆ E' ⊆ K, corestricting from K/E' to K/E and then to K/F is
corestricting from K/E' to K/F (cohomologyCor_trans). This is the transitivity of
group-cohomology corestriction, TauCeti.groupCohomology.corestriction_trans, read through the
coefficient identifications repIso.
For the restriction of a layer to the layer of its whole Galois group, the relative degree is 1,
so restriction is injective on cohomology
(NormalLayer.cohomologyRes_subgroupRestriction_top_injective); a class whose restriction
generates the cohomology of that layer therefore generates the cohomology of the original layer.
References #
- E. Artin and J. Tate, Class Field Theory, Chapter XIV, §§2–4.
- K. S. Brown, Cohomology of Groups, Chapter III, §9.
Cohomology of the smaller layer, identified with cohomology of the image of its Galois
group in the larger layer. The coefficient identification is repIso.
Instances For
The range comparison is the canonical change-of-group isomorphism, with the
coefficient equivalence underlying repIso.
Restriction to the image subgroup followed by the inverse coefficient and group identification is the existing restriction between layer cohomology groups.
Restriction to the image subgroup followed by the inverse coefficient and group identification is the existing restriction between layer cohomology groups.
Corestriction between the cohomology groups of finite normal layers. This is subgroup
corestriction transported along the inclusion of Galois groups and repIso.
Instances For
Layer corestriction is the range comparison followed by subgroup corestriction.
Under the canonical identification with the image subgroup, layer corestriction is generic group-cohomology corestriction.
Under the canonical identification with the image subgroup, layer corestriction is generic group-cohomology corestriction.
Corestriction after restriction multiplies every cohomology class by the relative
degree [E : F].
Corestriction after restriction multiplies every cohomology class by the relative
degree [E : F].
Corestriction after restriction multiplies every cohomology class by the relative
degree [E : F].
Corestriction along the trivial restriction is the identity.
Corestriction of cohomology is functorial along a tower of restrictions. Corestricting
from K/E' to K/E and then to K/F is corestricting from K/E' to K/F.
Restriction to the layer of the whole Galois group is injective on cohomology: corestriction
splits it, the relative degree being 1.
If the restriction of u to the layer of the whole Galois group generates the cohomology of
that layer, then u generates the cohomology of L.