Coefficient naturality of Tate corestriction #
Corestriction from a subgroup of a finite group is natural in the coefficient representation in every integer degree. This allows a coefficient pairing, such as tensoring with an invariant vector, to pass through corestriction.
In nonnegative degrees this is the naturality of the relative norm and ordinary corestriction; in negative degrees it follows from the canonical injection into group homology.
References #
- K. S. Brown, Cohomology of Groups, Chapter III, §9 and Chapter VI, §5.
Tate corestriction is natural in the coefficient representation, in every integer degree.
The subgroup carrier uses the canonical Subgroup.fintypeOfFinite instance, as in cor.
Tate corestriction is natural in the coefficient representation, in every integer degree.
The subgroup carrier uses the canonical Subgroup.fintypeOfFinite instance, as in cor.