Descent of continuous group homomorphisms #
A continuous group homomorphism descends through a quotient map precisely when its kernel contains
the kernel of the quotient homomorphism. The construction uses
ContinuousMonoidHom.quotientLift on the kernel quotient and Mathlib's
QuotientGroup.quotientKerEquivOfSurjective to identify that quotient with the target. The
quotient-map hypothesis ensures that the descended homomorphism is continuous.
Main results #
ContinuousMonoidHom.liftOfIsQuotientMapdescends a continuous homomorphism through a quotient homomorphism.ContinuousMonoidHom.homEquivOfIsQuotientMapidentifies continuous homomorphisms out of the quotient with continuous homomorphisms upstairs that kill the quotient kernel.
Descend a continuous group homomorphism through a quotient homomorphism whose kernel it kills.
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The descended continuous homomorphism agrees with the original homomorphism on every representative.
Composing the descended homomorphism with the quotient homomorphism recovers the original homomorphism.
A continuous homomorphism descended through a quotient homomorphism is uniquely determined by its composition with that quotient homomorphism.
Precomposition with a quotient homomorphism identifies continuous homomorphisms on the quotient with continuous homomorphisms whose kernels contain the quotient kernel.
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Evaluation of the forward quotient-homomorphism equivalence.
Evaluation of the inverse quotient-homomorphism equivalence.