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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Homological.TateCohomology.Augmentation

The Tate dimension shift along the augmentation sequence #

For a group G, the augmentation sequence 0 ⟶ I_G ⟶ k[G] ⟶ k ⟶ 0 (built in TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Homological.Augmentation.Basic) has a middle term whose Tate cohomology vanishes for every finite subgroup, because the left regular representation is Tate-acyclic. Its connecting homomorphisms are therefore isomorphisms Ĥⁿ(S, k) ≅ Ĥⁿ⁺¹(S, I_G) in every degree, for every finite subgroup S ≤ G. The ambient group need not be finite; only S need be, since only its Tate cohomology is formed. This is the first of the two dimension shifts behind Tate's theorem; the second is the splitting module of a two-dimensional class.

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The augmentation dimension shift: Ĥⁿ(S, k) ≅ Ĥⁿ⁺¹(S, I_G) for every finite subgroup S of a group G and every n : ℤ, given by the connecting homomorphism of the augmentation sequence.

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    The augmentation dimension shift is the connecting homomorphism.

    H²(S, I_G) = 0 for a finite subgroup S of a group G and a coefficient ring k without additive torsion.