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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ClassFieldTheory.Global.SemilocalUnits

The Tate cohomology of the semi-local units #

Let L/K be a finite Galois extension of number fields and v a place of K. This file computes the semi-local factors in the cohomology of the S-ideles of L. For cyclic extensions, their Herbrand quotients together with that of the S-units give the first fundamental inequality. For arbitrary Galois extensions, their first cohomology vanishes, supplying the placewise input to Hilbert 90 for ideles.

For cyclic L/K, the local factors have the following properties:

The cyclic computations combine three identifications. The semi-local units are coinduced from the units of L_w as a representation of the decomposition group D_w (TauCeti.semilocalUnitsCoindIso, TauCeti.semilocalIntegralUnitsCoindIso for the integral units, and TauCeti.GlobalNumberFields.infiniteSemilocalUnitsCoindIso at the infinite places), so by Shapiro's lemma (TauCeti.TateCohomology.herbrandQuotient_coind and TauCeti.TateCohomology.coindIso) the computation takes place over D_w. The decomposition group is the Galois group of L_w/K_v (IsDedekindDomain.HeightOneSpectrum.decompositionEquiv and NumberField.InfinitePlace.decompositionEquiv). Finally, for the cyclic local extension L_w/K_v the Herbrand quotient of L_wˣ is [L_w : K_v] (TauCeti.herbrandQuotient_units_eq_finrank at a finite place; at an infinite place TauCeti.herbrandQuotient_units_eq_finrank_of_ringEquiv over K_v ≃ ℝ, and TauCeti.herbrandQuotient_units_eq_one_of_isAlgClosed over K_v ≃ ℂ), and when L_w/K_v is unramified the units of its ring of integers have no Tate cohomology (TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_tateCohomology_unitFiltration_zero_of_isUnramified).

Main definitions #

Main results #

References #

The first-cohomology computations reuse Mathlib's groupCohomology.H1ofAutOnUnitsUnique.

Shapiro's lemma for the semi-local units. For a cyclic extension L/K of number fields, a finite place v of K and a place w of L above v, the Tate cohomology of the units of K_v ⊗[K] L ≃ ∏_{w' ∣ v} L_{w'} as a representation of Gal(L/K) is the Tate cohomology of L_wˣ as a representation of Gal(L_w/K_v), in every degree n : ℤ.

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    The Herbrand quotient of the semi-local units. For a cyclic extension L/K of number fields and a finite place v of K, the units of K_v ⊗[K] L ≃ ∏_{w ∣ v} L_w have Herbrand quotient [L_w : K_v] as a representation of Gal(L/K), for any place w of L above v.

    The integral semi-local units at an unramified place have no Tate cohomology. For a cyclic extension L/K of number fields and a finite place v of K unramified in L, the units of K_v ⊗[K] L ≃ ∏_{w ∣ v} L_w whose every component is a unit of 𝒪_w have vanishing Tate cohomology H-hat^n(Gal(L/K), -) in every degree n : ℤ. Unramifiedness is asked of one place w above v; the Galois group permutes the places above v transitively, so they are then all unramified.

    The integral semi-local units at an unramified place have no cohomology in positive degrees, for an arbitrary Galois extension L/K of number fields: for a finite place v of K unramified in L, H-hat^n(Gal(L/K), ∏_{w ∣ v} 𝒪_wˣ) = 0 for every n > 0. For a cyclic extension this holds in every degree (isZero_tateCohomology_semilocalIntegralUnitsRep).

    The Herbrand quotient of an archimedean completion. For an infinite place w of L above the infinite place v of K, the units of L_w have Herbrand quotient [L_w : K_v] as a representation of Aut(L_w/K_v): it is 2 when w is complex above a real v, and 1 otherwise.

    The Herbrand quotient of the semi-local units at an infinite place. For a cyclic extension L/K of number fields and an infinite place v of K, the units of K_v ⊗[K] L ≃ ∏_{w ∣ v} L_w have Herbrand quotient [L_w : K_v] as a representation of Gal(L/K), for any place w of L above v.

    Shapiro's lemma for semi-local units in positive degrees. For any finite Galois extension L/K of number fields and a place w above a finite place v, the semi-local Tate cohomology at v is the cohomology of L_wˣ over Gal(L_w/K_v) in every degree n > 0.

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      The first Tate cohomology of the semi-local units at a finite place vanishes, for any finite Galois extension of number fields.

      Shapiro's lemma for infinite semi-local units in positive degrees. For any finite Galois extension L/K of number fields and an infinite place w above v, the semi-local Tate cohomology at v is the cohomology of L_wˣ over Gal(L_w/K_v) in every degree n > 0.

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        The first Tate cohomology of the semi-local units at an infinite place vanishes, including at real places that become complex in the extension.