Inflation and the connecting maps of continuous cohomology #
Let 0 → A → B → C → 0 be a short exact sequence of discrete G-modules over a compact group
G, and N a normal subgroup. Taking N-invariants gives a sequence
0 → A ^ N → B ^ N → C ^ N → 0 of discrete G ⧸ N-modules which is left exact but in general not
exact on the right: the obstruction is H¹(N, A). When it is short exact, inflation along
G → G ⧸ N commutes with the connecting maps of the two long exact sequences, in every degree:
Hⁿ(G ⧸ N, C ^ N) ---δ---> Hⁿ⁺¹(G ⧸ N, A ^ N)
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inf inf
v v
Hⁿ(G, C) -------δ------> Hⁿ⁺¹(G, A)
The short exact sequence of invariants is therefore a hypothesis, SN, together with the
compatibility of its maps with those of the sequence over G. Inflation is Mathlib's
compatible-pair map read through the coefficient dictionary
(TauCeti.ContCohomology.coeffMap_ofDiscreteModuleQuotient_comp_infl), so the square is an
instance of the naturality of the connecting map in compatible pairs,
TauCeti.ContCohomology.DiscreteShortExact.delta_map.
Main results #
TauCeti.ContCohomology.DiscreteShortExact.delta_infl: inflation commutes with the connecting map in every degree.
References #
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt, K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, 2nd ed., Springer (2008), (1.3.2) and Ch. I, §5.
Inflation commutes with the connecting map. For a normal subgroup N of G, let SN be a
short exact sequence of the N-invariants A ^ N → B ^ N → C ^ N whose maps are the
restrictions of those of S. Then inflation along G → G ⧸ N, read through the coefficient
dictionary TauCeti.ofDiscreteModuleQuotient, carries the connecting map of SN to that of S
in every degree.
Inflation commutes with the connecting map. For a normal subgroup N of G, let SN be a
short exact sequence of the N-invariants A ^ N → B ^ N → C ^ N whose maps are the
restrictions of those of S. Then inflation along G → G ⧸ N, read through the coefficient
dictionary TauCeti.ofDiscreteModuleQuotient, carries the connecting map of SN to that of S
in every degree.