Corestriction through the coinduced trace in degree one #
For an open finite-index subgroup U, the trace on coinduced coefficients induces the same
map on first cohomology as Shapiro followed by corestriction. Thus degree-one corestriction
can be computed by inverse Shapiro followed by the coefficient map of the trace.
The cochains themselves differ: for a cocycle c : G → DiscreteCoind G U M and a transversal
t, their difference is the coboundary of ∑ u, t u • c (t u) (t u)⁻¹.
cochainsCor1_shapiro_sub_trace records this identity before passing to classes.
The coinduced construction of corestriction follows Brown, Cohomology of Groups, III §9; the transversal normalization is Neukirch–Schmidt–Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., (1.5.7).
The corestriction of evaluation at 1 differs from the coinduced trace by an explicit
0-coboundary. This identity is valid before imposing continuity on the cocycle.
In degree one, corestriction after the forward Shapiro map is the coefficient map of the coinduced trace.
Degree-one corestriction is inverse Shapiro followed by the coefficient map of the trace. The subgroup is open, and the Shapiro isomorphism uses its resulting closedness.