Range comparisons for finite-layer Tate cohomology #
For a restriction of finite normal layers K/E inside K/F, the Galois group of K/E is
identified with the image of its inclusion into the Galois group of K/F. This file transports
Tate cohomology of the smaller layer along that identification, both with formation coefficients
(LayerRestriction.tateRangeIso) and with trivial integral coefficients
(LayerRestriction.trivialTateRangeIso). These comparisons are shared by Tate restriction and
Tate corestriction between finite layers.
For a subgroup H of the Galois group of a finite normal layer L, the layer L.subgroupLayer H
of H has Galois group H and the coefficient module of L; its Tate cohomology is Tate
cohomology of H with coefficients in the restricted module (NormalLayer.subgroupLayerTateIso).
Main definitions #
TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.tateRangeIso: Tate cohomology of the smaller layer as Tate cohomology of the image subgroup.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.trivialTateRangeIso: the same comparison with trivial integral coefficients.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.NormalLayer.subgroupLayerTateIso: Tate cohomology of the layer of a subgroup, as Tate cohomology of that subgroup.
Main results #
TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.tateRangeIso_homandTauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.trivialTateRangeIso_hom: each range comparison is the Tate map of its compatible pair, in every degree.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.NormalLayer.subgroupLayerTateIso_hom: the subgroup-layer comparison is the Tate map of its compatible pairisIntertwiningMap_repIso_subgroupLayer.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.tateRangeIso_inv_H0π: in degree zero, the inverse comparison sends the class of an invariant element to the class of the same element.TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.LayerRestriction.tateRangeIso_inv_HNegOneπ: in degree minus one, the inverse comparison sends the class of a norm-zero element to the class of its image under the inverse coefficient identification.
The range of the inclusion between finite layer Galois groups is finite.
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The identification of coefficient modules intertwines the Galois action of the smaller layer
with the action of the image of its Galois group in the larger one. This is the compatible pair
along which tateRangeIso transports Tate cohomology.
Tate cohomology of the smaller layer, identified with Tate cohomology of the image of its
Galois group in the larger one. The coefficient identification is repIso.
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The range comparison is the Tate map attached to the compatible pair
isIntertwiningMap_repIso_range.
In degree zero, the inverse range comparison sends the class of an invariant of the image
subgroup to the class of the same element, read through repIso, in the smaller layer.
In degree minus one, the inverse range comparison sends the class of a norm-zero element of the image subgroup to the class of its image under the inverse coefficient identification.
Trivial coefficients #
The identity on ℤ intertwines the trivial action of the smaller Galois group with the
trivial action of the image of its Galois group in the larger one. This is the compatible pair
along which trivialTateRangeIso transports Tate cohomology.
Tate cohomology with trivial integral coefficients on the smaller Galois group, identified with the restriction of the trivial representation on the larger Galois group to the image of the inclusion.
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The trivial-coefficient range comparison is the Tate map attached to the compatible pair
isIntertwiningMap_trivial_range.
In degree zero, the trivial-coefficient range comparison preserves the integral invariant representing a Tate class.
In positive degrees, the trivial-coefficient range comparison agrees with the ordinary group-cohomology change-of-group isomorphism.
In positive degrees, the trivial-coefficient range comparison agrees with the ordinary group-cohomology change-of-group isomorphism.
The identity on ℤ as an equivariant map from the smaller Galois group's trivial
representation to the range-comparison representation.
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The trivial range comparison fixes each integer coefficient.
The coefficient map in the trivial range comparison is the identity linear map.
Below degree minus one, the trivial-coefficient range comparison agrees with the group-homology change-of-group isomorphism.
Below degree minus one, the trivial-coefficient range comparison agrees with the group-homology change-of-group isomorphism.
In degree -2, the trivial-coefficient range comparison agrees with change of group on first
homology.
In degree -2, the trivial-coefficient range comparison agrees with change of group on first
homology.
In degree -2, the trivial-coefficient range comparison agrees with change of group on first
homology.
Tensoring with the coefficient map for the trivial range comparison is right tensoring by the induced map on abelianizations.
In degree -2, the trivial range comparison becomes the map induced on abelianizations
under the generic low-degree identifications.
The identification of the coefficient module of the layer of H with the coefficient module
of L intertwines the action of the Galois group of the layer of H with the action of H on
the restricted module. This is the compatible pair along which subgroupLayerTateIso transports
Tate cohomology.
Tate cohomology of the layer of H is Tate cohomology of H with coefficients in the
restriction of the coefficient module of L.
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The comparison subgroupLayerTateIso is the Tate map attached to the compatible pair
isIntertwiningMap_repIso_subgroupLayer.