Corestriction #
If S is a finite index subgroup of G and M is a G-module
then there's a corestriction map H^n(S,M) → H^n(G,M), defined
by averaging on H^0 and then by dimension shifting for
general H^n.
Remarks #
Cassels-Froehlich define cores on homology for an arbitrary
morphism S → G and then if G is finite they
extend it to Tate cohomology by dimension shifting.
It agrees with our definition on H^0-hat so presumably
agrees with our definition in general for G finite.
Arguably this filename has too large a number.
TODO #
cores o res = multiplication by index
The H^0 corestriction map for S ⊆ G a finite index subgroup, as an R-linear
map on invariants.
Equations
Instances For
rest cores Hⁿ(G, up M) ---> Hⁿ(S, upM ↓ S.subtype) ---> Hⁿ(G, up M) | | | δ | δ v rest cores v Hⁿ⁺¹(G, M) ---> Hⁿ⁺¹(S, M ↓ S.subtype) ---> Hⁿ⁺¹(G, M)