Removing the prime part of cyclic induction in the exact Grothendieck ring #
In characteristic p, let D ≤ C ≤ G, with D normal in C and C/D of p-power
exponent. The permutation-class identity
TauCeti.indK0_of_trivial_eq_relIndex_nsmul and the projection formula give
Ind_D^G Res_D^G x = [C : D] • Ind_C^G Res_C^G x
for every class x in G₀(k[G]). In particular, when C is cyclic, its subgroup D of
order prime to p replaces the term |C| • Ind_C^G Res_C^G x by
|D| • Ind_D^G Res_D^G x, including for nonsplit representations.
The final theorem rewrites the full Artin coefficient sum as a finite integral linear
combination of induction terms from cyclic subgroups of order prime to p. The coefficients
work simultaneously for all x. This is the prime-part removal in modular Artin induction;
the equality of the Artin sum with |G| • x is a separate input.
Main results #
TauCeti.indK0_resK0_eq_relIndex_nsmul: removal across a normal quotient ofp-power exponent.Subgroup.exists_coprimePart_natCard_nsmul_indK0_resK0: the coefficient identity for a cyclic subgroup and its prime-to-ppart.TauCeti.exists_linearCombination_indK0_resK0_eq_sum_artinCoeff: the full Artin sum uses only cyclic subgroups of order prime top.
References #
- J. Neukirch, A. Schmidt, K. Wingberg, Cohomology of Number Fields, second edition, §VII.3, (7.3.4).
- J.-P. Serre, Linear Representations of Finite Groups, Part II, §9.2.
Across a normal quotient of p-power exponent, inducing a restricted class from the
smaller subgroup multiplies induction from the larger subgroup by their relative index.
For a finite cyclic subgroup C, its prime-to-p part D removes the p-part of the
coefficient |C| in every induced restriction, uniformly in the Grothendieck class.
The Artin coefficient sum is an integral linear combination of induced restrictions from cyclic subgroups of order prime to the characteristic. A single finitely supported coefficient family gives the identity for every class in the exact Grothendieck ring.