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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Homological.GroupHomology.Transfer.Trans

Transitivity of the transfer #

For finite-index subgroups K ≤ H ≤ G, the transfer in group homology is transitive: transferring from G to H and then from H to K is the transfer from G to K, once K.subgroupOf H is identified with K. This lets a transfer to a small subgroup be computed in stages through an intermediate subgroup; it is what makes Tate restriction below degree -1 functorial along a tower of layers of a class formation.

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The transfer is transitive along a tower of finite-index subgroups K ≤ H ≤ G: the transfer Hₙ(G, M) ⟶ Hₙ(H, Res_H M) followed by the transfer to K.subgroupOf H is the transfer Hₙ(G, M) ⟶ Hₙ(K, Res_K M). Here K.subgroupOf H, which is K viewed as a subgroup of H, is identified with K by the change-of-group map along Subgroup.subgroupOfEquivOfLe hKH, under which the two restrictions of M agree (Rep.isIntertwiningMap_res_res). This is the transitivity of the transfer described in Brown, Chapter III, §9.

The transfer is transitive along a tower of finite-index subgroups K ≤ H ≤ G: the transfer Hₙ(G, M) ⟶ Hₙ(H, Res_H M) followed by the transfer to K.subgroupOf H is the transfer Hₙ(G, M) ⟶ Hₙ(K, Res_K M). Here K.subgroupOf H, which is K viewed as a subgroup of H, is identified with K by the change-of-group map along Subgroup.subgroupOfEquivOfLe hKH, under which the two restrictions of M agree (Rep.isIntertwiningMap_res_res). This is the transitivity of the transfer described in Brown, Chapter III, §9.