Explicit inflation is canonical inflation #
For a normal subgroup N of a topological group G and a discrete G-module M, inflation
exists twice. On the explicit low-degree complex it is TauCeti.ContCohomology.explicitInfl0,
explicitInfl1 and explicitInfl2: pullback along G → G ⧸ N paired with the inclusion
M ^ N ↪ M. On Mathlib's continuous cohomology it is TauCeti.ContinuousCohomology.infl, whose
source is the cohomology of the canonical N-invariants TopRep.quotientToInvariants X N of
X = ofDiscreteModule ℤ G M. The coefficient dictionary TauCeti.ofDiscreteModuleQuotient
identifies the explicit fixed-point module M ^ N, as a discrete G ⧸ N-module, with those
canonical invariants.
This file proves that the comparison isomorphisms between the explicit and the canonical models
carry the first inflation to the second in degree 0, and in degrees 1 and 2 when G is
compact and its action on M is continuous. The input is a single
identity of coefficient morphisms, ofDiscreteModulePair_quotientMk_subtype: the canonical
inflation pair, read through the dictionary, is the compatible pair of explicit inflation. It
turns canonical inflation after the dictionary into a single compatible-pair pullback in every
degree (coeffMap_ofDiscreteModuleQuotient_comp_infl), and the naturality of each low-degree
comparison in compatible pairs then gives the transport squares.
Main results #
TauCeti.ContCohomology.coeffMap_ofDiscreteModuleQuotient_comp_infl: in every degree, canonical inflation after the dictionary morphism is the pullback along the explicit inflation pair.TauCeti.ContCohomology.explicitH0Iso_infl,explicitIso_inflandexplicitIso_infl2: the comparison isomorphisms in degrees0,1and2carry explicit inflation to canonical inflation.
References #
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt, K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., Ch. I, §2 for the comparison of inhomogeneous and homogeneous cochains, and Ch. I, §5 for inflation.
The inflation pair through the dictionary. Composing the dictionary morphism
M ^ N ⟶ (ofDiscreteModule ℤ G M)ᴺ with the inclusion of the canonical invariants gives the
compatible pair of explicit inflation: the quotient map G → G ⧸ N with the inclusion
M ^ N ↪ M.
Canonical inflation on the dictionary. In every degree, the canonical inflation map of
ofDiscreteModule ℤ G M, precomposed with the coefficient map of the dictionary morphism
ofDiscreteModuleQuotient, is the pullback along the compatible pair of explicit inflation.
Canonical inflation on the dictionary. In every degree, the canonical inflation map of
ofDiscreteModule ℤ G M, precomposed with the coefficient map of the dictionary morphism
ofDiscreteModuleQuotient, is the pullback along the compatible pair of explicit inflation.
Transport of inflation in degree zero. The degree-zero comparison carries explicit
inflation to canonical inflation, read through the dictionary morphism
ofDiscreteModuleQuotient.
Transport of inflation in degree one. The degree-one comparison carries explicit
inflation to canonical inflation, read through the dictionary morphism
ofDiscreteModuleQuotient.
Transport of inflation in degree two. The degree-two comparison carries explicit
inflation to canonical inflation, read through the dictionary morphism
ofDiscreteModuleQuotient.