Linearity of Tate cohomology in the coefficient morphism #
Mathlib shows that the Tate complex of a representation of a finite group is an additive functor
of the representation. This file records that it is moreover k-linear, and deduces that Tate
cohomology in each integer degree is an additive, k-linear functor: the map induced on
tateCohomology · n by c • f is c times the map induced by f.
Main statements #
TauCeti.TateCohomology.tateComplex_map_smul: the chain map of Tate complexes induced byc • fisc • tateComplex.map f.- The
Functor.Linearinstances ontateComplexFunctor k Gand ontateCohomologyFunctor n, and theFunctor.Additiveinstance ontateCohomologyFunctor n. TauCeti.TateCohomology.smul_bijective: a bijective scalar action on a representation induces a bijective scalar action on its Tate cohomology.
instance
TauCeti.TateCohomology.instLinearRepCochainComplexModuleCatIntTateComplexFunctor_tauCeti
{k G : Type u}
[CommRing k]
[Group G]
[Fintype G]
:
The Tate complex is a k-linear functor of the representation.
theorem
TauCeti.TateCohomology.smul_bijective
{k G : Type u}
[CommRing k]
[Group G]
[Fintype G]
(c : k)
(A : Rep k G)
(hA : Function.Bijective fun (x : ↑A) => c • x)
(n : ℤ)
:
Function.Bijective fun (x : ↑(tateCohomology A n)) => c • x
A scalar acting bijectively on a representation acts bijectively on its Tate cohomology.