Inflation in positive-degree Tate cohomology #
For a normal subgroup S of a finite group G, ordinary group cohomology has the canonical
inflation map
H^n(G/S, M^S) ⟶ H^n(G, M).
In positive degrees, Mathlib identifies Tate cohomology naturally with ordinary group cohomology. This file transports ordinary inflation across that identification. The resulting map is natural in the coefficient representation, and the comparison square with ordinary inflation commutes by construction.
Tate degree zero is deliberately excluded: there it is a quotient by the norm and does not carry this naive inflation map.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.TateCohomology.inflNatTrans: positive-degree Tate inflation as a natural transformation in the coefficients.TauCeti.TateCohomology.infl: its value on a representation.
Main statements #
TauCeti.TateCohomology.infl_comp_isoGroupCohomology_hom: comparison with ordinary cohomological inflation.TauCeti.TateCohomology.map_comp_infl: naturality in the coefficient representation.
References #
- E. Artin and J. Tate, Class Field Theory, Chapter XIV, §4.
- K. S. Brown, Cohomology of Groups, Chapter VI, §5.
Inflation in positive-degree Tate cohomology. For a normal subgroup S ◁ G, this is
the natural transformation
Ĥ^n(G/S, M^S) ⟶ Ĥ^n(G, M),
obtained by transporting ordinary cohomological inflation across Mathlib's natural comparison between positive-degree Tate cohomology and group cohomology.
Instances For
The defining expression for positive-degree Tate inflation: compare with ordinary cohomology, inflate there, and compare back.
Positive-degree Tate inflation agrees with ordinary inflation under Mathlib's canonical Tate-to-ordinary comparison.
Positive-degree Tate inflation agrees with ordinary inflation under Mathlib's canonical Tate-to-ordinary comparison.
Positive-degree Tate inflation is natural in the coefficient representation.
Positive-degree Tate inflation is natural in the coefficient representation.