Coinduction of semi-local integral units #
For a finite Galois extension L/K and a finite place v of K, the subgroup of
(K_v β[K] L)Λ£ integral and invertible in every component is coinduced from πͺ[L_w]Λ£
for any place w above v. The decomposition group acts on that component through its
canonical action on L_w.
The subgroup is defined using the depth-zero unit filtrations in the actual completions.
Its coinduction isomorphism is the restriction of TauCeti.semilocalUnitsCoindIso.
This comparison lets Shapiro's lemma compute the integral factors outside a finite set
of places in the cohomology of ideles, rather than replacing those factors by L_wΛ£.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Class Field Theory, Chapter VII, Β§2.
- J. Neukirch, Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter VI, Β§2.
The units of K_v β[K] L whose components belong to the integer-unit groups
of every completion above v.
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A semi-local unit is integral and invertible exactly when every component has valuation one.
The Galois action preserves the group of semi-local integral units.
The Galois action on the group of semi-local integral units.
The restricted Galois action agrees with the action on the semi-local algebra.
The integral representation on the semi-local integer-unit group.
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Inclusion of the integral semi-local units in the full semi-local unit representation.
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The semi-local representation inclusion evaluates to the subgroup inclusion.
The integer-unit group of L_w, with the action of its decomposition group.
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The coinduction map sends an integral semi-local unit y to the function
g β¦ ((id β g)y)_w, now valued in the integer-unit group of L_w.
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The coinduction map evaluated at an automorphism is its component at w.
Coinduction of the inclusion of local integer units into the full local unit group.
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The coinduced inclusion applies the local subgroup inclusion at each automorphism.
Integral coinduction is the restriction of full coinduction: the canonical inclusion square commutes as a square of Galois representations.
Semi-local integral units are coinduced from local integral units. For a Galois extension, projection to one completion identifies the representation on all integral semi-local units with coinduction from the decomposition group of that completion.
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The coinduction isomorphism is the map obtained by projection to w.