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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Homological.ContCohomology.Corestriction.AllDegreeTransitivity

Transitivity of all-degree corestriction #

For open subgroups V ≤ U ≤ G of finite index, corestriction on canonical continuous cohomology is transitive in every degree:

cor_V^G = cor_U^G ∘ cor_V^U.

The relative map corestrictionLe first transports cohomology from V to its copy V.subgroupOf U inside U, then applies corestriction there. Transitivity gives all-degree corestriction coherent transfer maps along subgroup towers: a transfer may be assembled through intermediate open subgroups without depending on how the inclusion is factored.

Main definitions #

Main results #

Transport continuous cohomology from a subgroup V to its canonical copy V.subgroupOf U inside a larger subgroup U.

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    The defining equation for transport to the canonical copy V.subgroupOf U.

    All-degree corestriction along an inclusion V ≤ U: transport the cohomology of V to its canonical copy V.subgroupOf U, then apply corestriction inside U. The intermediate subgroup U need only be closed in the compact group G; the lower subgroup is required to be open in U and of finite index there.

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      The defining equation for relative corestriction: transport to V.subgroupOf U, then apply corestriction inside U.

      Shapiro's map is transitive. For subgroups V ≤ U of a compact group G, the Shapiro map of V followed by the transport to the copy V.subgroupOf U of V inside U is the identification Coind_V^G M ≅ Coind_U^G (Coind_{V ⊓ U}^U M) of coinduced modules followed by the Shapiro maps of U in G and of V.subgroupOf U in U.

      Transitivity of corestriction in every degree. For open finite-index subgroups V ≤ U ≤ G, direct corestriction from V to G equals corestriction from V to U followed by corestriction from U to G.