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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Homological.ContCohomology.CohomologicalDimension.IndexNotDvd

Cohomological dimension and subgroups of index prime to p #

Let G be a profinite group and p a prime. Restriction to an open subgroup U of index prime to p is injective on the cohomology of every discrete p-primary torsion G-module, in every degree. In degree zero this is the inclusion of invariants X^G ⊆ X^U (TauCeti.ContinuousCohomology.res_zero_injective); in positive degree a class killed by restriction to U is killed by [G : U] (TauCeti.ContinuousCohomology.index_nsmul_eq_zero_of_res_eq_zero), and it is also killed by a power of p, so it is zero. The same holds for a closed subgroup H all of whose open neighbourhoods V ⊇ H have index prime to p: a class restricting to zero on H already restricts to zero on some open V ⊇ H, by the colimit description of the cohomology of a closed subgroup (TauCeti.ContinuousCohomology.exists_openSubgroup_le_res_eq_zero).

Consequently cd_p G ≤ cd_p U for an open subgroup U of index prime to p of a compact group, and cd_p G ≤ cd_p H for such a closed subgroup H of a profinite group: both follow from the one observation that vanishing transfers from a subgroup on which restriction is injective in every positive degree (TauCeti.CohomologicalDimensionLE.of_forall_res_injective). Combined with closed-subgroup monotonicity from Shapiro's lemma, this gives cd_p G = cd_p H for such a closed subgroup, and in particular for an open subgroup of index prime to p. These equalities hold in ℕ∞, including infinite cohomological dimension. The closed-subgroup statement is the one a Sylow pro-p subgroup satisfies, since each of its open neighbourhoods has index prime to p; the comparison of cd_p G with the cohomological dimension of a Sylow pro-p subgroup is where these results are used.

Main results #

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Restriction to an open subgroup of index prime to p is injective on the cohomology of a discrete p-primary torsion representation X of a compact group G, in every degree.

theorem TauCeti.ContinuousCohomology.res_injective_of_forall_not_dvd_index {p : ℕ} {k : Type u} {G : Type v} [Ring k] [TopologicalSpace k] [Group G] [TopologicalSpace G] [IsTopologicalGroup G] [CompactSpace G] {X : TopRep k G} [TotallyDisconnectedSpace G] (hp : Nat.Prime p) (hX : IsSmoothDiscrete k X) (hX' : IsAddPGroup p ↑X) {H : Subgroup G} (hH : IsClosed ↑H) (hind : ∀ (V : OpenSubgroup G), H ≤ ↑V → ¬p ∣ (↑V).index) (n : ℕ) :

Restriction to a closed subgroup whose open neighbourhoods all have index prime to p is injective on the cohomology of a smooth discrete p-primary torsion representation X of a profinite group G, in every degree.

cd_p G ≤ cd_p U for an open subgroup U of index prime to p, as the vanishing predicate: for U open in a compact group G with ¬ p ∣ [G : U], CohomologicalDimensionLE p U n implies CohomologicalDimensionLE p G n.

cd_p G ≤ cd_p U for an open subgroup U of index prime to p (Serre, Galois Cohomology, I §3.3, Prop. 14): for U open in a compact group G with ¬ p ∣ [G : U], the p-cohomological dimension of G is at most that of U.

cd_p G ≤ cd_p H for a closed subgroup H whose open neighbourhoods all have index prime to p, as the vanishing predicate: for H closed in a profinite group G with every open V ⊇ H of index prime to p, CohomologicalDimensionLE p H n implies CohomologicalDimensionLE p G n.

cd_p G ≤ cd_p H for a closed subgroup H whose open neighbourhoods all have index prime to p (Serre, Galois Cohomology, I §3.3, Cor. to Prop. 14): for H closed in a profinite group G with every open V ⊇ H of index prime to p, the p-cohomological dimension of G is at most that of H.

cd_p G = cd_p H for a closed subgroup whose open neighbourhoods have index prime to p. The equality is in ℕ∞ and does not assume that either cohomological dimension is finite.

An open subgroup of index prime to p has the same p-cohomological dimension as the ambient profinite group (NSW (3.3.5)). Unlike the equality for arbitrary open subgroups, this holds even when the cohomological dimension is infinite.