Documentation

TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Homological.GroupHomology.Transfer.Delta

Transfer commutes with the connecting map #

Let S be a finite-index subgroup of a group G and X a short exact sequence of G-representations. Restricting X to S keeps it short exact, and the transfer Hₙ(G, M) ⟶ Hₙ(S, Res_S M) commutes with the connecting maps of the two long exact sequences:

Hᵢ(G, X₃) ⟶ Hⱼ(G, X₁) ↓ ↓ Hᵢ(S, X₃) ⟶ Hⱼ(S, X₁)

with j + 1 = i. This is what lets a statement about the transfer be moved up or down in degree by dimension shifting.

Main results #

Shapiro's isomorphism commutes with the connecting maps. For a short exact sequence Y of S-representations, the inverse of Hₙ(G, Ind_S^G Y) ≅ Hₙ(S, Y) intertwines the connecting map of Y with the connecting map of the induced sequence Ind_S^G Y. Exactness of Ind_S^G Y is a hypothesis because Mathlib provides left exactness of induction only for finite-index S, where hIY is hY.map_of_exact _.

Shapiro's isomorphism commutes with the connecting maps. For a short exact sequence Y of S-representations, the inverse of Hₙ(G, Ind_S^G Y) ≅ Hₙ(S, Y) intertwines the connecting map of Y with the connecting map of the induced sequence Ind_S^G Y. Exactness of Ind_S^G Y is a hypothesis because Mathlib provides left exactness of induction only for finite-index S, where hIY is hY.map_of_exact _.

The transfer commutes with the connecting maps. For a finite-index subgroup S ≤ G and a short exact sequence X of G-representations, the transfer intertwines the connecting map of X with the connecting map of its restriction Res_S X to S.

The transfer commutes with the connecting maps. For a finite-index subgroup S ≤ G and a short exact sequence X of G-representations, the transfer intertwines the connecting map of X with the connecting map of its restriction Res_S X to S.