Functoriality of group homology #
Given a commutative ring k, a group homomorphism f : G →* H, a k-linear G-representation
A, a k-linear H-representation B, and a representation morphism A ⟶ Res(f)(B), we get
a chain map inhomogeneousChains A ⟶ inhomogeneousChains B and hence maps on homology
Hₙ(G, A) ⟶ Hₙ(H, B).
We also provide extra API for these maps in degrees 0, 1, 2.
Main definitions #
groupHomology.chainsMap f φis the mapinhomogeneousChains A ⟶ inhomogeneousChains Binduced by a group homomorphismf : G →* Hand a representation morphismφ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B).groupHomology.map f φ nis the mapHₙ(G, A) ⟶ Hₙ(H, B)induced by a group homomorphismf : G →* Hand a representation morphismφ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B).
Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the chain map sending ∑ aᵢ·gᵢ : Gⁿ →₀ A to ∑ φ(aᵢ)·(f ∘ gᵢ) : Hⁿ →₀ B.
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map Zₙ(G, A) ⟶ Zₙ(H, B) sending ∑ aᵢ·gᵢ : Gⁿ →₀ A to
∑ φ(aᵢ)·(f ∘ gᵢ) : Hⁿ →₀ B.
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map Hₙ(G, A) ⟶ Hₙ(H, B) sending ∑ aᵢ·gᵢ : Gⁿ →₀ A to
∑ φ(aᵢ)·(f ∘ gᵢ) : Hⁿ →₀ B.
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map sending ∑ aᵢ·gᵢ : G →₀ A to ∑ φ(aᵢ)·f(gᵢ) : H →₀ B.
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map sending ∑ aᵢ·(gᵢ₁, gᵢ₂) : G × G →₀ A to
∑ φ(aᵢ)·(f(gᵢ₁), f(gᵢ₂)) : H × H →₀ B.
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map sending ∑ aᵢ·(gᵢ₁, gᵢ₂, gᵢ₃) : G × G × G →₀ A to
∑ φ(aᵢ)·(f(gᵢ₁), f(gᵢ₂), f(gᵢ₃)) : H × H × H →₀ B.
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map from the short complex (G × G →₀ A) --d₂₁--> (G →₀ A) --d₁₀--> A
to (H × H →₀ B) --d₂₁--> (H →₀ B) --d₁₀--> B.
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map Z₁(G, A) ⟶ Z₁(H, B).
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Given a G-representation A on which a normal subgroup S ≤ G acts trivially, this is the
short complex H₁(S, A) ⟶ H₁(G, A) ⟶ H₁(G ⧸ S, A).
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Given a G-representation A on which a normal subgroup S ≤ G acts trivially, the
induced map H₁(G, A) ⟶ H₁(G ⧸ S, A) is an epimorphism.
Given a G-representation A on which a normal subgroup S ≤ G acts trivially, the short
complex H₁(S, A) ⟶ H₁(G, A) ⟶ H₁(G ⧸ S, A) is exact.
Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map from the short complex
(G × G × G →₀ A) --d₃₂--> (G × G →₀ A) --d₂₁--> (G →₀ A) to
(H × H × H →₀ B) --d₃₂--> (H × H →₀ B) --d₂₁--> (H →₀ B).
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H and a representation morphism φ : A ⟶ Res(f)(B),
this is the induced map Z₂(G, A) ⟶ Z₂(H, B).
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The functor sending a representation to its complex of inhomogeneous chains.
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The functor sending a G-representation A to Hₙ(G, A).
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Given a group homomorphism f : G →* H, this is a natural transformation between the functors
sending A : Rep k H to Hₙ(G, Res(f)(A)) and to Hₙ(H, A).