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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ClassFieldTheory.Local.EulerCharacteristic.Induced

The local Euler characteristic of an induced module #

Let V be an open normal subgroup of G_K, C a subgroup of the finite quotient G_K ⧸ V, and L/K a finite extension embedded by σ : L →ₐ[K] Kˢ whose absolute Galois group is the preimage of C in G_K, so that L is the fixed field K_C of C. For a finite ℤ/n-representation B of C, read as the Galois representation shapiroGalRep of L, this file proves the Shapiro step of the dévissage of the local Euler-characteristic formula:

χ_K(Ind_C^{G_K ⧸ V} B) = χ_L(B),        φ_K(Ind_C^{G_K ⧸ V} B) = φ_L(B).

The first is Shapiro's lemma for inflated induced representations (ContinuousCohomology.indInflationShapiroIso), read on G_L through the isomorphism of G_L with the preimage of C. The second is the cardinality formula #Ind B = #B ^ [L : K] together with the tower formula [L : ℚ_p] = [L : K] [K : ℚ_p].

The hypothesis on L is met by the fixed field shapiroField K V C itself, embedded by shapiroFieldEmbedding (range_absoluteGaloisGroupExtend_shapiroFieldEmbedding); the statements are made for an abstract L because the local-field structure of a finite extension is data that L carries.

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Main results #

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A representation of C as a Galois representation of L #

A representation B of C ≤ G_K ⧸ V as a Galois representation of the fixed field L of C, when G_L is the preimage of C: G_L acts through G_L ≅ π⁻¹(C) → C, with the discrete topology. It is the inflation ContinuousCohomology.comapInflation of B to the preimage of C, read on G_L along absoluteGaloisGroupExtendEquiv. Its underlying module is identified with that of B by shapiroGalRepLinearEquiv.

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    The identification of the underlying module of shapiroGalRep with that of B.

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      An element of G_L acts on shapiroGalRep through the class in C of its image in G_K (coe_absoluteGaloisGroupExtendEquiv_apply).

      shapiroGalRep is smooth: it is the restriction of a smooth representation along a continuous homomorphism.

      Shapiro's lemma for the two invariants #

      Shapiro's lemma for the local Euler characteristic. For L the fixed field of C ≤ G_K ⧸ V, the Euler characteristic over K of the inflation of Ind_C^{G_K ⧸ V} B is the Euler characteristic over L of B: χ_K(Ind B) = χ_L(B).

      Shapiro's lemma for the normalized order. For L the fixed field of C ≤ G_K ⧸ V, the invariant φ_K(A) = ‖#A‖_K = |#A|_p ^ [K : ℚ_p] of the inflation of Ind_C^{G_K ⧸ V} B is that of B over L: #Ind B = #B ^ [L : K] and [L : ℚ_p] = [K : ℚ_p] [L : K].

      Transport of χ = φ across Shapiro's lemma #

      Shapiro transport of χ = φ for finite-dimensional induction. For L the fixed field of C ≤ G_K ⧸ V and a finite-dimensional ZMod ℓ-representation B of C, the identity χ_K = φ_K holds for the inflation of indFDRep B exactly when χ_L = φ_L holds for B.

      Shapiro transport of χ = φ at the canonical fixed field. For K/ℚ_p finite, if χ = φ holds for a finite-dimensional ZMod ℓ-representation B of C ≤ G_K ⧸ V read over the fixed field shapiroField K V C, then it holds over K for the inflation of indFDRep B.

      The fixed field carries its finite-extension valuation and topology (finiteIntermediateFieldValuativeRel, finiteIntermediateFieldTopology) as local instances in the hypothesis; they are not global instances, to avoid diamonds with other realizations of the same finite extension.