Transfer to the pro-p class module #
For a finite-index subgroup V of a topological group G, the transfer to V^ab(p) is
Mathlib's MonoidHom.transfer applied to the canonical map V → V^ab(p). It is continuous
when V is open; for profinite G it then kills the kernel of G → G^ab(p). For normal
V, its restriction to V is the norm for the conjugation action of G ⧸ V. Its value on a
quotient representative is the sum of the factor set abelianizationProPFactorSet in the first
variable.
These formulas connect the group-theoretic transfer with the extension class
abelianizationProPClass: in particular, they identify the norm and the representative sum
that occur in the cyclic-quotient calculation of that class. No cohomological-dimension
hypothesis is needed for the formulas, and no claim of injectivity or surjectivity is made.
References #
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt and K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., (1.5.9) and the transfer diagram (3.6.2).
- Transfer API:
TauCeti.transfer_eq_prod_lWord,TauCeti.continuous_transfer, andMonoidHom.transfer_eq_prod_mul_out.
The transfer G → V^ab(p) induced by the canonical map V → V^ab(p).
Instances For
The transfer to V^ab(p) is Mathlib's transfer of the canonical map V → V^ab(p).
The transfer is the product of the classes of the transversal words, for every transversal. The representatives are arbitrary; the transfer itself does not depend on them.
Transfer to V^ab(p) is continuous when V is open. Compactness and primality of p
are not required.
The transfer Ver : G → V^ab(p) kills the kernel of the canonical map G → G^ab(p). It is a
continuous homomorphism to the abelian pro-p group V^ab(p), so it factors through G^ab(p). No
hypothesis on the cohomological dimension of G is needed.
On V, transfer is the norm of the conjugation action of G ⧸ V.
At a quotient representative, transfer is the sum of the factor set in its first variable. This is the additive form of the transfer formula used to evaluate the extension class.
The image of transfer is fixed by the conjugation action of G ⧸ V. This is a containment
in the invariants; equality with the invariants requires additional cohomological hypotheses.
Transfer from the whole group is the canonical map to its pro-p abelianization.