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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Homological.TateCohomology.Connecting.LowDegree

The connecting map across the Tate norm #

For a short exact sequence 0 → M₁ → M₂ → M₃ → 0, the Tate connecting map from degree -1 of M₃ to degree zero of M₁ has a concrete description: lift a norm-zero element of M₃ to M₂, take its norm, and lift that norm to an invariant element of M₁. The class of this invariant is the image under the connecting map. This description allows the change-of-group maps on the norm kernel and the invariants to be compared across the boundary of the Tate complex.

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The connecting map from degree -1 to degree zero sends a norm-zero representative to the class of the norm of a lift, read in the invariant submodule of the first coefficient module.

Every class in degree -1 admits lifts realizing the norm formula for its connecting image.