Naturality of the connecting map in group homology #
Mathlib's groupHomology.δ is the connecting map Hᵢ(G, X₃) ⟶ Hⱼ(G, X₁), j + 1 = i, of the
long exact sequence of a short exact sequence X of G-representations. This file shows it is
natural with respect to change of group: given f : G →* H, a short exact sequence Y of
H-representations, and a morphism Φ : X ⟶ Res_f Y of short complexes, the square
Hᵢ(G, X₃) ⟶ Hⱼ(G, X₁)
↓ ↓
Hᵢ(H, Y₃) ⟶ Hⱼ(H, Y₁)
formed by the two connecting maps and the change-of-group maps groupHomology.map f Φ.τᵢ
commutes.
Taking f to be the identity recovers naturality of δ for a morphism of short exact sequences
of G-representations. The general case is what compares connecting maps across a change of
group, for instance across Shapiro's isomorphism, whose inverse is the change-of-group map along a
subgroup inclusion (TauCeti.groupHomology.indIso_inv).
Main definitions #
TauCeti.groupHomology.chainsMapShortComplex: the morphism of short complexes of chain complexes induced by a morphismX ⟶ Res_f Yalongf : G →* H; its components aregroupHomology.chainsMap f Φ.τᵢ(chainsMapShortComplex_τ₁and its siblings).
Main results #
TauCeti.groupHomology.δ_naturality: the connecting map of group homology commutes with change-of-group maps.
A morphism Φ : X ⟶ Res_f Y of short complexes of representations, along a group
homomorphism f : G →* H, induces a morphism between the short complexes of inhomogeneous chain
complexes, given in each position by groupHomology.chainsMap f.
Instances For
The first component of chainsMapShortComplex f Φ is the chain map induced by the pair
(f, Φ.τ₁).
The second component of chainsMapShortComplex f Φ is the chain map induced by the pair
(f, Φ.τ₂).
The third component of chainsMapShortComplex f Φ is the chain map induced by the pair
(f, Φ.τ₃).
The connecting map of group homology is natural with respect to change of group. For short
exact sequences X of G-representations and Y of H-representations, and a morphism
Φ : X ⟶ Res_f Y along f : G →* H, the connecting maps commute with the change-of-group maps
groupHomology.map f.
The connecting map of group homology is natural with respect to change of group. For short
exact sequences X of G-representations and Y of H-representations, and a morphism
Φ : X ⟶ Res_f Y along f : G →* H, the connecting maps commute with the change-of-group maps
groupHomology.map f.