Invariant coefficients for continuous cohomology #
For a normal subgroup H of G acting distributively on an additive group M, the invariants
M ^ H carry a distributive action of G ⧸ H. Over a profinite G with H open normal, these
are the coefficients of the finite-quotient system computing continuous cohomology. Shrinking
H enlarges M ^ H along transition inclusions. For arbitrary normal H, the quotient action
also supplies the coefficients of inflation.
The invariant subgroup is Mathlib's FixedPoints.addSubgroup H M. Its algebraic actions,
inclusions and pairings are supplied by TauCeti/GroupTheory/GroupAction/FixedPoints.lean, and
their topology by TauCeti/Topology/Algebra/GroupAction/FixedPoints.lean. This file provides the
compatibility with the continuous finite-quotient maps and the discrete-module dictionary.
Main results #
TauCeti.ContCohomology.fixedPointsInclusion_continuousFiniteQuotientMap_smul: for open normal subgroupsV ≤ U, the inclusionM^U → M^Vis equivariant along the continuous quotient mapG ⧸ V → G ⧸ U. This holds for additive monoids with distributive action.TauCeti.ofDiscreteModuleQuotient: the coefficient dictionary identifies the explicit fixed-point module withTopRep.quotientToInvariants, preserving the underlying coefficients.
The coefficient inclusion M^U → M^V is equivariant after restriction along the quotient
homomorphism G ⧸ V → G ⧸ U.
The coefficient dictionary commutes with quotient invariants. The explicit fixed-point
module M^H, regarded as a discrete module over G ⧸ H, maps canonically to the invariants of
the restricted canonical object. Its underlying function preserves the coefficient in M; only
the two equivalent proofs of invariance differ.
This is the coefficient morphism used to compare explicit and canonical inflation.
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The quotient-invariants dictionary morphism preserves the underlying coefficient.