Naturality of tensor induction in the group #
Tensor induction commutes with a homomorphism that identifies the relevant coset spaces. If
φ : G →* G' carries U ≤ G to U' ≤ G', restricts to ψ : U →* U', and induces an
equivalence G ⧸ U ≃ G' ⧸ U', then reindexing the tensor factors along that equivalence
identifies tensor induction of a pulled-back representation with the pullback of tensor
induction.
The main specialization is inflation. For a normal subgroup N ≤ U, tensor induction from
U to G after pulling coefficients back from the image of U in G ⧸ N agrees with tensor
induction in the quotient, pulled back to G. This is the representation-level comparison
needed to prove that the Evens norm commutes with inflation.
Main definitions #
Subgroup.tensorInducedMapEquiv: naturality under a homomorphism inducing an equivalence of coset spaces.Subgroup.tensorInducedQuotientEquiv: the specialization to a quotient by a normal subgroup.
References #
- L. Evens, A generalization of the transfer map in the cohomology of groups, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 108 (1963), Sections 2--3 and 6.
Reindexing tensor factors identifies tensor induction before and after a homomorphism that identifies the coset spaces.
Instances For
The map comparison sends a pure tensor to the same tensor with its factors relabeled by the induced equivalence of coset spaces.
The inverse map comparison relabels tensor factors along the inverse equivalence of coset spaces.
The tensor-induction comparison is natural in the coefficient representation.
Tensor induction commutes with inflation through a quotient by a normal subgroup contained in the subgroup of induction.
Instances For
On pure tensors, the quotient comparison relabels a coset of U by its image in the
quotient.
The inverse quotient comparison replaces a quotient coset by its preimage coset in G.
The quotient comparison commutes with equivariant maps of coefficient representations.