Second cohomology of transported arithmetic relation-module maps #
The relation-module map transported through Lyndon and local reciprocity induces the same second-cohomology map as the original integral group-algebra map. In particular, a surjection with projective kernel gives a bijection on explicit continuous second cohomology. Using this with the tame-frame relation-module surjection supplies the cohomology input needed to lift the transported map to a surjection of profinite group extensions.
The two coordinate comparisons are freeProfiniteGroup.explicitH2EquivRelationModule and
explicitH2EquivPadicCompletionUnits; the transported map is
relationModuleToAbelianizationProPEquivariant.
References #
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt, K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., proof of (7.4.1).
The explicit second-cohomology map on arithmetic kernels is the original algebraic relation-module map, in Lyndon and reciprocity coordinates.
A surjective arithmetic relation-module map with projective kernel induces a bijection on explicit second cohomology after transport through Lyndon and local reciprocity.