The comparison of a graded representation with the total coinduced resolution #
Let M be a discrete topological representation of G with a ℤ-grading ℳ by invariant
submodules and an equivariant differential d of degree one, and let
c : TopRep.ResolutionContraction X (M.gradedCochainComplex ℳ hρ d hd hdd) contract the
complex it assembles onto X. The comparison c.comparison maps that complex, degree by degree,
into the coinduced resolution of X. When M is the direct sum of its pieces
(DirectSum.Decomposition ℳ), these components add up to a single morphism of representations
on the total modules,
κ : M ⟶ X.gradedResolutionTopRep, κ v = ∑ₙ Fⁿ (vₙ),
applying the degree-n component Fⁿ of the comparison to the degree-n part vₙ of v and
discarding the parts of negative degree (TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedComparison). It has
degree zero and lies over the identity of X. It commutes with the differentials on the pieces of
non-negative degree, and on all of M as soon as d does not leave the negative degrees, that is,
kills ℳ (-1). For smooth discrete X over a compact group, a homogeneous cocycle z of M
fixed by G and the homogeneous cocycle κ z of the total coinduced resolution have the same
class in Hⁿ(G, X) (TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedCohomologyClass_gradedComparison).
Constructions on total modules, such as tensor induction, act on morphisms of representations
rather than on families of components, so this is the form in which a contracted graded
representation, such as a tensor-induced resolution, is compared with the total coinduced
resolution. In Evens' multiplicative transfer along a tower V ≤ U ≤ G of compact open subgroups,
the norm from V to U of a cocycle is the class of a cocycle of the tensor-induced resolution
from V to U; its image under κ is a cocycle of the total coinduced resolution with the same
class, which is the kind of cocycle the norm from U to G is computed on.
Main definitions #
TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedComparison: the comparison on total modules.
Main results #
TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedComparison_apply_of_mem: onℳ nit is the degree-ncomponent ofc.comparison, included in degreen.TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedComparison_apply_of_mem_of_neg: it vanishes in negative degrees.TopRep.ResolutionContraction.isHomogeneous_gradedComparison: it has degree zero.TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedComparison_ι_apply: it carries the augmentation ofcto the augmentation of the total resolution.TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedComparison_differential_apply_of_mem: it commutes with the differentials on the pieces of non-negative degree.TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedComparison_differential: it commutes with the differentials whendkillsℳ (-1).TopRep.ResolutionContraction.gradedCohomologyClass_gradedComparison: it preserves classes of homogeneous cocycles.
References #
- C. A. Weibel, An Introduction to Homological Algebra, Comparison Theorem 2.2.6 and its dual 2.3.7, for the comparison of a resolution with one by relatively injective objects.
- L. Evens, A generalization of the transfer map in the cohomology of groups, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 108 (1963), §§2–5, for the comparison of tensor-induced resolutions.
The comparison on total modules. Through the decomposition of M into its pieces, the
degree-n components Fⁿ of the comparison c.comparison assemble to the morphism
v ↦ ∑ₙ Fⁿ (vₙ) from M to the total coinduced resolution of X, where vₙ is the part of v
in ℳ n; the parts of negative degree are sent to zero.
Instances For
On the piece ℳ n, the comparison on total modules is the degree-n component of
c.comparison, included in degree n of the total resolution.
The comparison on total modules vanishes on the pieces of negative degree.
The comparison on total modules has degree zero.
The comparison on total modules carries ℳ p into the piece of degree p of the total
resolution.
The comparison on total modules carries a vector fixed by G to a vector fixed by G.
The comparison lies over the identity of X: it carries the augmentation of c to the
augmentation of the total coinduced resolution, by constant functions in degree zero.
The comparison commutes with the differentials on the pieces of non-negative degree.
The comparison carries a homogeneous cocycle of non-negative degree to a cocycle of the total coinduced resolution.
The comparison commutes with the differentials, provided d kills the piece ℳ (-1),
so that it does not carry the discarded negative degrees into degree zero. This holds in
particular when the pieces of negative degree vanish.
The comparison preserves classes. For smooth discrete X over a compact group, a
homogeneous cocycle z ∈ ℳ n fixed by G has the same class in Hⁿ(G, X) through c as the
homogeneous cocycle κ z of the total coinduced resolution through its evaluation-at-1
contraction TopRep.gradedResolutionContraction.