The class module under change of group #
Let V ≤ W be subgroups of a topological group G, with V open and normal in G. The pair
V.subgroupOf W ◁ W, computed inside the group W, has its own class module
(V.subgroupOf W)^ab(p) with the conjugation action of W ⧸ V.subgroupOf W, and its own class
u_{W/V}(p). This file identifies these with the restriction of the data of the pair V ◁ G to the
subgroup W.map (mk' V) of G ⧸ V:
- the groups are identified by
Subgroup.quotientSubgroupOfEquivMap,W ⧸ V.subgroupOf W ≃ₜ* W.map (mk' V); - the coefficients are identified by
TauCeti.abelianizationProPSubgroupOfEquiv,(V.subgroupOf W)^ab(p) ≃ₜ* V^ab(p), which intertwines the two conjugation actions (TauCeti.abelianizationProPSubgroupOfEquiv_smul); - the compatible-pair pullbacks along this pair are additive equivalences
TauCeti.abelianizationProPSubgroupOfH1EquivandTauCeti.abelianizationProPSubgroupOfH2Equivon explicitH¹andH²; - the latter carries
u_{W/V}(p)to the restriction ofu_{G/V}(p)toW.map (mk' V)(TauCeti.abelianizationProPSubgroupOfH2Equiv_class).
The last statement is not a tautology: the two classes are defined by factor sets built from
different representatives, chosen by Quotient.out in W ⧸ V.subgroupOf W and in G ⧸ V
respectively. If a_s = c_s * b_s relates the two choices of representatives of s, with
c_s ∈ V, the two factor sets differ by the coboundary of s ↦ [c_s].
This is how statements about the class module of a pair V ◁ W with W an open subgroup of G
are read off from statements about the pair V ◁ G, and conversely.
References #
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt and K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., Proposition (3.6.1)(i).
For subgroups V ≤ W, the maximal pro-p abelian quotient of V, computed inside W, is
the one computed inside G: the isomorphism (V.subgroupOf W)^ab(p) ≃ₜ* V^ab(p) induced by
Subgroup.subgroupOfContinuousMulEquivOfLe.
Instances For
abelianizationProPSubgroupOfEquiv sends the class of an element of V.subgroupOf W to the
class of the same element of V.
abelianizationProPSubgroupOfEquiv intertwines conjugation by w : W on
(V.subgroupOf W)^ab(p) with conjugation by w on V^ab(p).
abelianizationProPSubgroupOfEquiv intertwines the action of W ⧸ V.subgroupOf W on
(V.subgroupOf W)^ab(p) with the action of its image in G ⧸ V on V^ab(p), the two quotients
being identified by Subgroup.quotientSubgroupOfEquivMap.
On the additive coefficient modules, abelianizationProPSubgroupOfEquiv carries the action of
(quotientSubgroupOfEquivMap V W hV).symm s to the action of s. This is the compatibility
under which the pair of these two isomorphisms induces maps on explicit cohomology.
The change of group on explicit H¹: the compatible-pair pullback along
(quotientSubgroupOfEquivMap V W hV).symm and abelianizationProPSubgroupOfEquiv p hVW, an
isomorphism H¹(W ⧸ V.subgroupOf W, (V.subgroupOf W)^ab(p)) ≃+ H¹(W.map (mk' V), V^ab(p)).
Instances For
abelianizationProPSubgroupOfH1Equiv is explicitMap1Equiv along its compatible pair.
The change of group on explicit H²: the compatible-pair pullback along
(quotientSubgroupOfEquivMap V W hV).symm and abelianizationProPSubgroupOfEquiv p hVW, an
isomorphism H²(W ⧸ V.subgroupOf W, (V.subgroupOf W)^ab(p)) ≃+ H²(W.map (mk' V), V^ab(p)).
Instances For
abelianizationProPSubgroupOfH2Equiv is explicitMap2Equiv along its compatible pair.
NSW (3.6.1)(i). The change of group carries the class u_{W/V}(p) of the pair
V.subgroupOf W ◁ W to the restriction of the class u_{G/V}(p) to the subgroup W.map (mk' V)
of G ⧸ V.