Vanishing of H¹ of the pro-p class module for a cyclic quotient #
Let G be a profinite group with scd_p G ≤ 2 and let V be an open normal subgroup such
that G ⧸ V is a cyclic p-group. Then H¹(G ⧸ V, V^ab(p)) = 0. This is the degree-one half
of NSW (3.6.4), (ii) ⇒ (iii), for a cyclic quotient. The vanishing of H¹ is the analogue of
Hilbert's Theorem 90 among the class formation axioms, so it is one of the two conditions that
make the modules V^ab(p) a p-class formation for G. The prime-order case is the base case
of the induction over p-group quotients in NSW (3.6.4).
Main results #
TauCeti.subsingleton_h1_abelianizationProP_of_isCyclic:H¹(G ⧸ V, V^ab(p)) = 0for a cyclicp-group quotientG ⧸ V.TauCeti.subsingleton_h1_abelianizationProP_of_card_eq_prime: the case#(G ⧸ V) = p, the base case of the induction overp-group quotients.
References #
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt and K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., the proof of (3.6.4), (ii) ⇒ (iii).
The class module of a cyclic quotient has trivial H¹ (NSW (3.6.4), (ii) ⇒ (iii), in
degree one and p-primary form). For a profinite group G with scd_p G ≤ 2 and an open normal
subgroup V whose quotient G ⧸ V is a cyclic p-group, H¹(G ⧸ V, V^ab(p)) = 0.
The class module of a quotient of prime order has trivial H¹. For a profinite group G
with scd_p G ≤ 2 and an open normal subgroup V of prime index p, H¹(G ⧸ V, V^ab(p)) = 0.
This is the base case of the induction over p-group quotients in NSW (3.6.4).