Reduction of p-adic group-algebra modules #
Reduction of coefficients gives a surjective ring homomorphism
ℤ_p[G] → 𝔽_p[G]. Its kernel is the ideal generated by p; hence it identifies the quotient
ℤ_p[G] / (p) with 𝔽_p[G]. Transporting scalars across this equivalence gives the quotient
M / pM of any ℤ_p[G]-module its canonical 𝔽_p[G]-module structure.
This is the coefficient-reduction bridge needed to compare projective integral lattices with
modular representations in Swan's rational detection theorem. The quotient map is packaged as a
semilinear map, and its scalar action and kernel are recorded explicitly. Projectivity of the
reduction is the special case of RingHom.projective_quotient_smul_top for coefficient reduction.
Reduction is functorial for isomorphisms, and it commutes with restriction along a monoid
homomorphism f : G →* H: the reduction of a ℤ_p[H]-module over G is its reduction over H,
with 𝔽_p[G] acting through f. Restriction to a cyclic subgroup is how Swan's theorem reaches
its prime-to-p case.
Main results #
TauCeti.padicMonoidAlgebraQuotientEquiv:ℤ_p[G] / (p) ≃+* 𝔽_p[G].TauCeti.padicReductionModule: the canonical𝔽_p[G]-module structure onM / pM.TauCeti.padicReductionMk: the quotient map, semilinear along coefficient reduction.TauCeti.padicReduction_module_finite: reduction preserves finite generation.TauCeti.padicReduction_module_projective: reduction preserves projectivity.TauCeti.padicReduction_compatibleSMul_padicInt,TauCeti.padicReduction_compatibleSMul_zmod: on modules whereℤ_p[G]acts through𝔽_p[G], the two notions of linearity agree.TauCeti.padicReductionCongr: reduction of aℤ_p[G]-linear equivalence.TauCeti.padicReductionLinearEquivOfBijective: a bijective semilinear map out of the reduction is an𝔽_p[G]-linear equivalence.TauCeti.padicReductionRestrictLinearEquiv: reduction commutes with restriction along a monoid homomorphismG →* H.TauCeti.compPadicReductionMk: a semilinear map out of the reduction, precomposed with the quotient map and read as semilinear alongℤ_p → 𝔽_p.
References #
- J.-P. Serre, Linear Representations of Finite Groups, Part III, §§14–16.
- R. G. Swan, Induced representations and projective modules, Ann. of Math. 71 (1960).
The inverse of padicMonoidAlgebraQuotientEquiv sends the reduction of x to the class of
x modulo p.
The canonical 𝔽_p[G]-module structure on the reduction of a ℤ_p[G]-module.
The action is transported from the natural ℤ_p[G]/(p)-action using
padicMonoidAlgebraQuotientEquiv.
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Scalar multiplication on the reduction is induced by coefficientwise reduction.
The quotient map to the modular reduction, semilinear along coefficient reduction.
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The modular reduction map is surjective.
The modular reduction map vanishes exactly on p • M, the submodule generated by the ideal
(p).
Reduction of a finite group-algebra module is finite over the reduced group algebra.
Reduction modulo p preserves projectivity. A projective ℤ_p[G]-module reduces to a
projective 𝔽_p[G]-module.
A 𝔽_p[G]-linear map preserves ℤ_p[G]-scalar multiplication when the integral actions
on its domain and codomain factor through coefficient reduction.
A ℤ_p[G]-linear map preserves 𝔽_p[G]-scalar multiplication when the integral actions
on its domain and codomain factor through coefficient reduction.
Reduction modulo p of an isomorphism. A ℤ_p[G]-linear equivalence M ≃ N induces an
𝔽_p[G]-linear equivalence M / pM ≃ N / pN.
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A bijective map out of the reduction M / pM, semilinear along coefficient reduction, is an
𝔽_p[G]-linear equivalence.
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Let ℤ_p[G] act on a ℤ_p[H]-module X along f : G →* H, and let
𝔽_p[G] act on the reduction X / pX through f. Then ℤ_p[G] acts on X / pX through
coefficient reduction.
Reduction modulo p commutes with restriction along f : G →* H. For a ℤ_p[H]-module
X, viewed as a ℤ_p[G]-module along f, the reduction of X over G is the reduction of X
over H, with 𝔽_p[G] acting through f.
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A map f out of the reduction M / pM, semilinear along coefficient reduction
ℤ_p[G] → 𝔽_p[G], composed with the quotient map M → M / pM. Forgetting the group, the
composite is semilinear along ℤ_p → 𝔽_p.
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For surjective f, the composite compPadicReductionMk is surjective.
For injective f, the composite compPadicReductionMk vanishes exactly on pM.
The composite compPadicReductionMk is equivariant for the group actions.