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TauCeti.Topology.Algebra.Group.Profinite.ZHat.Pow

Profinite powers #

An element x of a profinite group G can be raised to a profinite integer a ∈ ℤ̂: the universal property of ℤ̂ = zHat gives a unique continuous homomorphism zHat.lift x from ℤ̂ to G sending the generator to x, and x ^ᶻ a is its value at a, read multiplicatively (TauCeti.zpowHat). There is no integer representative of a in general, so this power is defined by the universal property and not by a formula.

The power extends the integer powers, and the ring structure of Additive zHat is exactly what makes it a ring of exponents: x ^ᶻ (a + b) = x ^ᶻ a * x ^ᶻ b, and (x ^ᶻ a) ^ᶻ b = x ^ᶻ (a * b) for the ring product. Continuous homomorphisms preserve it, so in particular it commutes with conjugation, and it is jointly continuous in the base and the exponent. On an element of finite order dividing n, the power only sees the residue of the exponent modulo n.

On a pro-ℓ group, Tau Ceti's ℓ-adic power TauCeti.IsProP.padicPow is the same operation seen through the ℓ-adic component of the exponent: x ^ᶻ a is the ℓ-adic power of x by zHat.component ℓ a (TauCeti.zpowHat_eq_padicPow_component).

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The profinite power x ^ᶻ a of an element x of a profinite group by a profinite integer a: the value at a, read multiplicatively, of the continuous homomorphism zHat.lift x from the profinite integers to G that sends the generator to x.

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    The profinite power x ^ᶻ a of an element x of a profinite group by a profinite integer a: the value at a, read multiplicatively, of the continuous homomorphism zHat.lift x from the profinite integers to G that sends the generator to x.

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      The profinite power by a is the lift of x evaluated at a, read multiplicatively.

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      Raising to the profinite integer 1 is the identity.

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      Raising to the profinite integer 0 gives 1.

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      The profinite power agrees with the integer power on the integers.

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      The profinite power agrees with the natural power on the natural numbers.

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      The profinite power by a numeral is the corresponding natural power.

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      Every profinite power of 1 is 1.

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      The additive law.

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      Raising to -a inverts the power by a.

      Raising to a - b is the power by a times the inverse of the power by b.

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      The multiplicative law, for the ring product of the profinite integers: raising to a and then to b is raising to a * b.

      On the profinite integers themselves, the profinite power is the ring product: toMul b ^ᶻ a is b * a, read multiplicatively.

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      Naturality. A continuous homomorphism of profinite groups preserves profinite powers.

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      A continuous action by group endomorphisms commutes with profinite powers.

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      Profinite powers commute with conjugation.

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      Profinite powers commute with conjugation by an inverse.

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      The profinite power of an inverse is the inverse of the profinite power.

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      The profinite power is multiplicative on commuting base elements.

      A profinite power of an element commuting with y commutes with y.

      An element commuting with y commutes with every profinite power of y.

      Profinite powers of commuting elements commute.

      Two profinite powers of the same element commute.

      Two profinite powers of the same element commute under multiplication.

      The profinite powers of x depend continuously on the exponent.

      Joint continuity. The profinite power (x, a) ↦ x ^ᶻ a is continuous on G × ℤ̂.

      theorem TauCeti.zpowHat_mem {G : Type v} [Group G] [TopologicalSpace G] [IsTopologicalGroup G] [CompactSpace G] [TotallyDisconnectedSpace G] {K : Subgroup G} (hK : IsClosed ↑K) {x : G} (hx : x ∈ K) (a : Additive ↑zHat.toProfinite.toTop) :
      zpowHat x a ∈ K

      A closed subgroup containing x contains every profinite power of x.

      theorem TauCeti.eq_zpowHat_of_continuous {G : Type v} [Group G] [TopologicalSpace G] [IsTopologicalGroup G] [CompactSpace G] [TotallyDisconnectedSpace G] {x : G} {f : Additive ↑zHat.toProfinite.toTop → G} (hf : Continuous f) (hint : ∀ (n : ℤ), f ↑n = x ^ n) (a : Additive ↑zHat.toProfinite.toTop) :
      f a = zpowHat x a

      Uniqueness. The profinite power is the unique continuous extension of the integer powers of x along the dense inclusion of ℤ in ℤ̂.

      Powers of an element of finite order. If x ^ n = 1, the profinite power x ^ᶻ a is the natural power of x by the residue of a modulo n.

      In a finite group, the profinite power depends only on the exponent modulo the group order.

      The ℓ-adic comparison. On a pro-ℓ group, the profinite power by a is Tau Ceti's ℓ-adic power by the ℓ-adic component of a.