Low-degree functoriality for finite normal layers #
The Artin map is obtained by reading Tate's isomorphism between degrees -2 and 0 through the
layer's low-degree identifications; the degree -2 one carries the sign normalization required by
the character formula. This file records how the degree -2 identification behaves under a
restriction of finite normal layers. Restriction in degree -2 is group-theoretic transfer, while
corestriction is induced by inclusion of Galois groups.
These formulas identify the change-of-group legs in the Artin--Tate squares comparing the Artin maps of two layers: inclusion of ground levels against transfer, and the norm against inclusion of Galois groups.
Main results #
LayerRestriction.tateHMinusTwoEquivAbelianization_trivialTateRes: degree-2restriction is the transfer on abelianized Galois groups.LayerRestriction.tateHMinusTwoEquivAbelianization_trivialTateCor: degree-2corestriction is the inclusion on abelianized Galois groups.
References #
- E. Artin and J. Tate, Class Field Theory, Chapter XIV, Section 4.
- J.-P. Serre, Local Fields, Chapter XI, Section 3.
Restriction in Tate degree -2, read through the low-degree identifications of two layers,
is group-theoretic transfer on their abelianized Galois groups.
Corestriction in Tate degree -2, read through the low-degree identifications of two layers,
is the map on abelianizations induced by inclusion of their Galois groups.