Local Tate duality for the named evaluation pairing #
Let F be a nonarchimedean local field, n a natural number invertible in F, and A a finite
smooth discrete ZMod n-representation of G_F, with Tate dual A' = Hom(A, μₙ)
(TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.tateDual). For i + j = 2, the local Tate-duality pairing
Hⁱ(G_F, A') × Hʲ(G_F, A) → H²(G_F, μₙ) ≃ ZMod n
(TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.tateDualityPairing, the cup product along the evaluation pairing
followed by an identification tr of H²(G_F, μₙ) with ZMod n) induces bijections
Hʲ(G_F, A) ≃ Hom(Hⁱ(G_F, A'), ZMod n): it separates the points of Hʲ(G_F, A), and every
homomorphism Hⁱ(G_F, A') → ZMod n is pairing with a class of Hʲ(G_F, A)
(TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.tateDualityPairing_flip_perfect).
Finiteness of the complementary cohomology group makes the converse adjoint perfect as well:
TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.tateDualityPairing_perfect separates the classes of Hⁱ(G_F, A')
and represents every character of Hʲ(G_F, A). Its mixed-characteristic specialization is
TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.tateDualityPairing_perfect_mixed.
These are Tate's duality maps αⱼ : Hʲ(G_F, A) → Hom(Hⁱ(G_F, A'), H²(G_F, μₙ)) on explicit
cocycles, which are bijective (TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.dualityMap0_kummerCoeff_bijective and
its companions), read through the identification of the pairing with the explicit evaluation cup
(TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.tateDualityPairing_eq_explicitDualityPairing02 and its companions).
Main results #
TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.tateDualityPairing_flip_perfect: forninvertible inF, the Tate-duality pairing identifiesHʲ(G_F, A)with theZMod n-dual ofHⁱ(G_F, A').TauCeti.ClassFieldTheory.tateDualityPairing_perfectandtateDualityPairing_perfect_mixed: the converse adjoint is perfect, generally whennis invertible and in particular for every nonzeronin mixed characteristic.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Galois Cohomology, Chapter II, §5.2, Theorem 2.
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt, K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., (7.2.6).
- J. S. Milne, Arithmetic Duality Theorems, 2nd ed., I, Theorem 2.1.
Local Tate duality for the named evaluation pairing. Let F be a nonarchimedean local
field, n invertible in F, and A a finite smooth discrete ZMod n-representation of G_F,
with Tate dual A' = Hom(A, μₙ). For complementary degrees i + j = 2, the Tate-duality pairing
Hⁱ(G_F, A') × Hʲ(G_F, A) → ZMod n, formed with the evaluation pairing and an identification
tr of H²(G_F, μₙ) with ZMod n, identifies Hʲ(G_F, A) with Hom(Hⁱ(G_F, A'), ZMod n): it
separates the points of Hʲ(G_F, A), and every homomorphism Hⁱ(G_F, A') → ZMod n is pairing
with some class of Hʲ(G_F, A).
Perfect local Tate duality for the named evaluation pairing. Let F be a
nonarchimedean local field, n invertible in F, and A a finite smooth discrete
ZMod n-representation of G_F. In complementary degrees, the Tate-duality pairing separates
the classes of the Tate dual and represents every ZMod n-valued character of the cohomology of
A.
Perfect local Tate duality in mixed characteristic. For a characteristic-zero
nonarchimedean local field F, every finite smooth discrete ZMod n-representation has a perfect
local Tate-duality pairing in complementary degrees.