Coinduction along a subgroup of finite index #
For a subgroup U of a topological group G and a U-module A, an element of the coinduced
module Coind_U^G A of TauCeti.DiscreteCoind is determined by its values on a right transversal
of U, since f (u * g) = u • f g. When U has finite index and A is finite this makes
Coind_U^G A finite. When moreover U is open and acts trivially on A, every function on the
coset space extends: Coind_U^G A is the module of all functions G ⧸ U → A, read through
g ↦ g⁻¹ because the coinduced functions are constant on right cosets while G ⧸ U is the space
of left cosets. This is the permutation module A[G ⧸ U], of order |A| ^ [G : U].
Main definitions #
TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.quotientPiAddEquiv: for an openUacting trivially onA, the additive equivalenceCoind_U^G A ≃+ (G ⧸ U → A);quotientPiAddEquiv_smul_applyrecords that it carries the action ofGonCoind_U^G Ato the permutation action onG ⧸ U → A.
Main results #
TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.instFinite:Coind_U^G Ais finite for finiteAand finite-indexU, since restriction to a right transversal is injective.TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.sum_single: for an open finite-indexU, a coinduced function is the sum of its singlesTauCeti.DiscreteCoind.singleover a right transversal, soCoind_U^G Ais the direct sum of[G : U]copies ofA.TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.natCard_of_isOpen:|Coind_U^G A| = |A| ^ [G : U]for an open finite-indexUacting trivially onA.TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.trace_eq_inv_smul_apply: the trace of a coinduced function supported on the single right cosetU * gisg⁻¹ • f g.TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.trace_singleandTauCeti.DiscreteCoind.trace_surjective: for an open finite-indexUand a discreteG-moduleM, the trace ofsingle g misg⁻¹ • m, so the traceCoind_U^G M → Mis surjective.TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.trace_eq_relIndex_nsmul_of_forall_smul_eq,TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.trace_eq_zero_of_forall_smul_eq: on theG-invariants ofCoind_V^G M, forV ≤ UwithUacting trivially onM, the trace is[U : V]times the norm alongG ⧸ U; in particular it vanishes when[U : V]killsM. This is the co-effaceability ofH⁰that Tate's duality argument for the cohomological dimension of a Demushkin group uses (Serre, Structure de certains pro-p-groupes, §9.1).
Coind_U^G A is finite when A is finite and U has finite index.
A coinduced function is the sum of its singles over a right transversal. For an open
subgroup U of finite index, f = ∑_{x : G ⧸ U} single x.out⁻¹ (f x.out⁻¹): the right cosets
U * x.out⁻¹ partition G, and on each of them f agrees with the single of its value at the
representative.
The coinduced module of a trivial module along an open subgroup is the permutation
module. For an open subgroup U acting trivially on A, the coinduced module Coind_U^G A is
the module of all functions G ⧸ U → A: a coinduced function is constant on the right cosets of
U, and g ↦ g⁻¹ matches right cosets with the left cosets that make up G ⧸ U.
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quotientPiAddEquiv reads a coinduced function at the inverse of a coset representative.
The inverse of quotientPiAddEquiv sends φ : G ⧸ U → A to the coinduced function
g ↦ φ (g⁻¹ U).
quotientPiAddEquiv is G-equivariant. The action (g • f) x = f (x * g) of G on
Coind_U^G A corresponds to the permutation action (g • φ) y = φ (g⁻¹ • y) on G ⧸ U → A, for
the translation action of G on the coset space G ⧸ U.
The order of the coinduced module of a trivial module. For an open subgroup U of finite
index acting trivially on A, Coind_U^G A has |A| ^ [G : U] elements.
The trace of a function supported on one right coset: if f vanishes off U * g, then
tr f = g⁻¹ • f g. In the trace ∑_{x : G ⧸ U} x.out • f x.out⁻¹ only the coset x = g⁻¹ U
contributes, and there x.out⁻¹ = u * g with u = x.out⁻¹ * g⁻¹, so the term is
x.out • u • f g = g⁻¹ • f g.
The trace of a single: tr (single g m) = g⁻¹ • m, since single g m is supported on
the right coset U * g with value m at g. Not a simp lemma, because
TauCeti.DiscreteCoind.trace_apply already takes its left-hand side apart.
The trace Coind_U^G M → M of an open subgroup is surjective: m is the trace of
single 1 m, the function that is g ↦ g • m on U and 0 off U.
The trace on invariants is a multiple of the norm. For finite-index subgroups V ≤ U with
U acting trivially on M, the trace of a G-invariant element f of Coind_V^G M is
[U : V] times the norm ∑_{q ∈ G ⧸ U} q.out • f 1 of its constant value.
The trace kills the invariants once the relative index kills the module. For finite-index
subgroups V ≤ U with U acting trivially on M and [U : V] • m = 0 for every m, the trace
Coind_V^G M → M vanishes on the G-invariants: the map H⁰(G, Coind_V^G M) → H⁰(G, M) induced
by trace is zero.