Resolution comparisons commute with change of groups up to homotopy #
Let f : G →* H, and let P and Q resolve the trivial representations of G and H.
An augmentation-preserving map from P to the restriction of Q commutes, up to homotopy,
with the comparison maps from the bar resolutions. The bar map is the existing
TauCeti.Rep.barComplex.resChainMap, which applies f to each group label.
This holds for every homomorphism: the restricted target is exact, but is not assumed projective. The homotopy square is the resolution-comparison ingredient for naturality of group homology and cohomology computed from equivariant geometric resolutions.
We use Mathlib's projective-resolution lifts, by Kim Morrison and Joël Riou, and Amelia Livingston's bar resolution. No replacement resolution is introduced.
References #
- K. S. Brown, Cohomology of Groups, Chapters I.7 and III.8.
Maps into a restricted projective resolution that agree after augmentation are
homotopic. Only the source complex must be degreewise projective; restriction along f
is not assumed to preserve projective objects.
Instances For
Bar-resolution comparisons commute with arbitrary change of groups up to homotopy.
For an augmentation-preserving map φ from P to the restriction of Q, comparing from
the bar resolution before applying φ is homotopic to first relabelling the bar resolution
and then comparing to Q. No injectivity assumption on f is needed.