Tate cohomology of modules induced and coinduced from the trivial subgroup #
For a finite group G, every Tate cohomology group of the representation Coind_⊥^G X coinduced
from the trivial subgroup vanishes (Milne, Class Field Theory, II 3.1): in positive degrees this
is Shapiro's lemma for cohomology, in degrees below -1 Shapiro's lemma for homology (induction and
coinduction from the trivial subgroup agree for a finite group), and degrees 0 and -1 are
checked by hand. The same holds for Ind_⊥^G X. For a finite subgroup S of an arbitrary
group G, the Tate cohomology of S with coefficients in the restrictions of Coind_⊥^G X,
Ind_⊥^G X and k[G] vanishes as well. These statements follow
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More generally, Tate cohomology vanishes for every representation whose identity is a norm
x ↦ ∑ g, g φ(g⁻¹ x) of a linear map φ, since such an identity factors through
Coind_⊥^G. This criterion is stable under reduction modulo a scalar r : k. Hence a
representation free of rank one over k[G] remains Tate-trivial modulo r, read as an integral
representation. This is the form in which the graded pieces A ⧸ ϖ • A of a Galois-stable lattice
A in a local field enter Serre's computation of the Herbrand quotient of its local units
(Serre, Local class field theory, VI §1.4).
Main statements #
TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_coindBot,TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_indBot: for a finite groupG,Ĥⁿ(G, Coind_⊥^G X) = 0andĤⁿ(G, Ind_⊥^G X) = 0for alln : ℤ(Milne II 3.1).TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_leftRegular: for a finite groupG,Ĥⁿ(G, k[G]) = 0.TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_res_coindBot,TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_res_indBot,TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_res_leftRegular: for a finite subgroupSof any groupG,Ĥⁿ(S, Coind_⊥^G X) = Ĥⁿ(S, Ind_⊥^G X) = Ĥⁿ(S, k[G]) = 0for alln : ℤ.TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_of_forall_eq_sum: if the identity ofCis a normx ↦ ∑ g, g φ(g⁻¹ x), thenĤⁿ(G, C) = 0for alln : ℤ.TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_restrictScalarsInt_of_equiv_leftRegular: ifVis free of rank one overk[G], thenĤⁿ(G, V) = 0overℤ.TauCeti.TateCohomology.isZero_restrictScalarsInt_quotSMulTop_of_equiv_leftRegular: ifVis free of rank one overk[G], thenĤⁿ(G, V ⧸ r • V) = 0overℤfor everyr : k.
References #
- J. S. Milne, Class Field Theory, Chapter II, §3.
- J.-P. Serre, Local class field theory, in J. W. S. Cassels and A. Fröhlich (eds.), Algebraic Number Theory, Chapter VI, §1.4.
Degree-zero Tate cohomology of a representation coinduced from the trivial subgroup vanishes
(Milne II 3.1, case r = 0).
Degree -1 Tate cohomology of a representation coinduced from the trivial subgroup vanishes
(Milne II 3.1, case r = -1).
For a finite group, all Tate cohomology of a representation coinduced from the trivial subgroup vanishes (Milne II 3.1).
For a finite group, all Tate cohomology of a representation induced from the trivial subgroup vanishes (Milne II 3.1).
For a finite group, a morphism of representations which is the norm
x ↦ ∑ g, B.ρ g (φ (A.ρ g⁻¹ x)) of a linear map φ : A → B induces zero on Tate cohomology in
every degree: it factors through the coinduced representation Coind_⊥^G A, whose Tate cohomology
vanishes.
If the identity of C is the norm x ↦ ∑ g, C.ρ g (φ (C.ρ g⁻¹ x)) of a k-linear map φ,
then all Tate cohomology of C vanishes: the identity of C factors through the coinduced
representation Coind_⊥^G C.
If the identity of C is the norm x ↦ ∑ g, C.ρ g (φ (C.ρ g⁻¹ x)) of a k-linear map φ,
then for every representation M all Tate cohomology of M ⊗ C vanishes: the identity of M ⊗ C
is the norm of M ⊗ φ.
For a finite group and any representation M, all Tate cohomology of
M ⊗ Coind_⊥^G X vanishes: the identity of Coind_⊥^G X is the norm of the projection onto the
functions supported at 1.
For a finite group and any representation M, all Tate cohomology of M ⊗ Ind_⊥^G X
vanishes.
For a finite subgroup S of a group G, all Tate cohomology of the restriction to S of a
representation coinduced from the trivial subgroup of G vanishes.
For a finite subgroup S of a group G, all Tate cohomology of the restriction to S of a
representation induced from the trivial subgroup of G vanishes.
For a finite subgroup S of a group G, all Tate cohomology of the restriction to S of the
left regular representation k[G] vanishes.
Free representations modulo a scalar #
This is the graded-piece step of Serre's computation of the Herbrand quotient of the units of a local field (Serre, Local class field theory, VI §1.4).
If the identity of ρ is the norm x ↦ ∑ g, ρ g (φ (ρ g⁻¹ x)) of a k-linear map φ, then
all Tate cohomology of ρ, read as an integral representation, vanishes.
If ρ is free of rank one over the group ring k[G], then the identity of ρ is the norm
x ↦ ∑ g, ρ g (φ (ρ g⁻¹ x)) of a k-linear map φ: the projection onto the coefficient of
1 ∈ G.
If ρ is free of rank one over the group ring k[G], then all Tate cohomology of ρ, read
as an integral representation, vanishes.
If the identity of ρ is the norm x ↦ ∑ g, ρ g (φ (ρ g⁻¹ x)) of a k-linear map φ, then
for every r : k all Tate cohomology of the reduction V ⧸ r • V, as an integral representation,
vanishes: its identity is the norm of the reduction of φ.
A free representation modulo a scalar has trivial Tate cohomology. If ρ is free of rank
one over the group ring k[G], then for every r : k all Tate cohomology of the reduction
V ⧸ r • V, a free module of rank one over (k ⧸ (r))[G], read as an integral representation,
vanishes. Its identity is the norm of the reduction of the projection onto the coefficient of
1 ∈ G.