Norms between levels, and the ground-level norm of a restriction #
Let T : LayerRestriction small big be a restriction of finite normal layers, the layer K/F
restricted to K/E for an intermediate field F ⊆ E ⊆ K, with ground subgroups U' ≤ U. On
ground levels a restriction has the inclusion A^U ⊆ A^{U'} (LayerRestriction.groundInclusion)
and, in the other direction, the norm N_{U/U'} : A^{U'} → A^U, the sum of the translates of
an element by representatives of the cosets U/U'. It is the map the Artin–Tate functoriality
diagram artinMap_groundNorm is stated against.
The norm is not a new construction. The level A^W of an open subgroup is the degree-zero
cohomology H⁰(W, A) of W acting on the coefficient module (Formation.levelEquivH0), and the
norm Formation.levelNorm between the levels of any open subgroups W' ≤ W is Tau Ceti's
relative degree-zero corestriction ContCohomology.explicitCor0Le along W' ≤ W, read on levels.
The ground-level norm of a restriction is its instance W = U, W' = U'.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.Formation.levelNorm: the normA^{W'} → A^Wbetween the levels of open subgroupsW' ≤ W.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.groundNorm: the normA^{U'} → A^Ubetween the ground levels of a restriction.
Main statements #
TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.Formation.levelNorm_top_apply_coe: the norm to the level ofGis the sum of the translates by representatives of the cosets inG.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.Formation.levelNorm_inclusion: the norm of an element of the larger levelA^Wis its multiple by the index[W : W'].TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.Formation.levelNorm_trans: norms between levels compose along a tower of open subgroups.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.NormalLayer.toAddMonoidHom_norm: the norm of a layer is the normFormation.levelNormbetween its top and ground levels.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.groundNorm_apply_coe: the norm is the sum of the translates by coset representatives.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.groundNorm_groundInclusion: the norm of an element of the ground levelA^Uis its multiple by the relative degree.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.groundNorm_trans: ground-level norms compose along a tower of restrictions.
References #
- E. Artin and J. Tate, Class Field Theory, Chapter XIV, §§1–2.
- J. S. Milne, Class Field Theory, Chapter II, 1.29–1.30 (the norm along a subgroup).
The norm between two levels #
The norm N_{W/W'} : A^{W'} → A^W between the levels of open subgroups W' ≤ W: the
relative degree-zero corestriction ContCohomology.explicitCor0Le along W' ≤ W, read on levels
(levelEquivH0_levelNorm) and evaluated by levelNorm_apply_coe. The subgroup W' need not be
normal in W.
Instances For
Read in degree-zero cohomology, the norm between two levels is the relative corestriction
ContCohomology.explicitCor0Le.
The norm between two levels is the sum of the translates by coset representatives, read in the
ambient module: N_{W/W'} x = ∑ ρ(g) x over the representatives g = q.out of the cosets
q ∈ W/W'.
The norm from a level to the level of the whole group G is the sum of the translates by
representatives of the cosets of W' in G: N_{G/W'} x = ∑ ρ(g) x over the representatives
g = q.out of the cosets q ∈ G/W'.
The norm from a level to itself is the identity.
The norm of an element of the larger level A^W is its multiple by the index [W : W'].
Norms between levels compose along a tower W'' ≤ W' ≤ W of open subgroups.
The norm of a layer as a level norm #
The norm N_{U/V} : A^V → A^U of a layer is the norm Formation.levelNorm between its top
and ground levels.
The norm between the ground levels of a restriction #
The norm N_{U/U'} : A^{U'} → A^U along a restriction U' ≤ U of ground subgroups: the
norm Formation.levelNorm between the two ground levels, evaluated by groundNorm_apply_coe. The
subgroup U' need not be normal in U, so this is not the norm of a layer.
Instances For
The norm along a restriction is the sum of the translates by coset representatives, read in the
ambient module: N_{U/U'} x = ∑ ρ(g) x over the representatives g = q.out of the cosets
q ∈ U/U'.
The norm of an element of the ground level A^U is its multiple by the relative degree.
Towers #
The norm along the trivial layer restriction is the identity.
Ground-level norms compose along a tower of layer restrictions.