The Transfer Homomorphism #
In this file we construct the transfer homomorphism.
Main definitions #
diff ϕ S T: The difference of two left transversalsSandTunder the homomorphismϕ.transfer ϕ: The transfer homomorphism induced byϕ.transferCenterPow: The transfer homomorphismG →* center G.
Main results #
transferCenterPow_apply: The transfer homomorphismG →* center Gis given byg ↦ g ^ (center G).index.ker_transferSylow_isComplement': Burnside's transfer (or normalp-complement) theorem: IfhP : N(P) ≤ C(P), then(transfer P hP).keris a normalp-complement.
The difference of two left transversals
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The difference of two left transversals
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The transfer transversal as a function. Given a ⟨g⟩-orbit q₀, g • q₀, ..., g ^ (m - 1) • q₀
in G ⧸ H, an element g ^ k • q₀ is mapped to g ^ k • g₀ for a fixed choice of
representative g₀ of q₀.
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The transfer transversal. Contains elements of the form g ^ k • g₀ for fixed choices
of representatives g₀ of fixed choices of representatives q₀ of ⟨g⟩-orbits in G ⧸ H.
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Given ϕ : H →+ A from H : AddSubgroup G to an additive commutative group A,
the transfer homomorphism is transfer ϕ : G →+ A.
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Explicit computation of the transfer homomorphism.
The transfer homomorphism G →* center G.
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The homomorphism G →* P in Burnside's transfer theorem.
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Auxiliary lemma in order to state transferSylow_eq_pow.
Burnside's normal p-complement theorem: If N(P) ≤ C(P), then P has a normal
complement.
A cyclic Sylow subgroup for the smallest prime has a normal complement.