Construction of the anabelian bridge and lifting automorphisms #
The topological-generation toolkit, presentation lifts, automorphisms, rows, and shear lifts.
See GQ2.AnabelianBridge for the paper-facing overview, source citations, and deviations.
ẑ-power helpers #
ẑ-powers commute with integer powers: (x ^ᶻ γ) ^ n = (x ^ n) ^ᶻ γ.
ẑ-powers commute with conjugation: (x ^ c) ^ᶻ γ = (x ^ᶻ γ) ^ c (conjP x c = c⁻¹xc).
ω₂ acts as the identity on pro-2 groups — the hι_proj/hι_one compatibility #
On a pro-2 group, the profinite-exponentiation API idempotent ω₂ ∈ ℤ̂ powers every element to itself:
x ^ᶻ ω₂ = x. (ω₂ ≡ 1 on the pro-2 part; every finite quotient of a pro-2 group is a
2-group, where powOmega2 is the identity.)
On a pro-2 group, B8's ι-powers are the 2-adic powers: x ^ᶻ ι u = zpowZtwo x u
(via the hι_proj pinning and the ℤ₂-powering development's zpowHat_eq_zpowZtwo).
Pinned topological generation #
The free generators of a free profinite group pinned-topologically-generate it (the
generator-pinned refinement of isTopologicallyFinGen_freeProfiniteGroup; no finiteness of X
needed).
Pinned topological generation pushes forward along a continuous surjection.
A continuous hom into a Hausdorff group vanishing on a pinned generating family's members kills the whole closed generated subgroup.
A continuous hom sending a pinned generating family into a closed subgroup sends the whole closed generated subgroup into it.
conjP algebra #
The Demushkin relator in HNN form: α²σ⁴[σ,ψ] = 1 ↔ ψ⁻¹σψ = σ⁻³α⁻² (paper (16)).
Presentation lifts: maps out of Δ and D₀ into pro-2 targets #
Universal property of Δ (free pro-2 on two generators): a pair of elements of a pro-2
group classifies a continuous hom Δ → H.
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- GQ2.deltaLift hH m = (GQ2.maxProPHomEquiv hH).symm (ProfiniteGrp.Hom.hom ((GQ2.FreeProfiniteGroup.homEquiv (Fin 2) (ProfiniteGrp.of H)).symm m))
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Universal property of D₀: a triple of elements of a pro-2 group satisfying the
Demushkin relation classifies a continuous hom D₀ → H.
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Pinned generation of Δ and D₀, and their topological finite generation #
{P, T} pinned-topologically-generate Δ.
{A, S, Y} pinned-topologically-generate D₀.
D₀ is topologically finitely generated (the ∃ s : Finset _ form profinite_hopfian
consumes).
The index-2 quotient toolkit #
Quotients by open normal subgroups are discrete.
Pro-2 powering fixes square-one elements: x² = 1 ⇒ x^u = x for u ∈ ℤ₂ˣ (odd exponents
act trivially on exponent-2 elements).
The index-2 quotient is commutative.
Squares die in the index-2 quotient.
Conjugation dies in the index-2 quotient.
B8's ι-powers die in index-2 quotients: q(x ^ᶻ ι u) = q(x) (u is odd).
The peripheral identity and its push to D₀ #
The combined B8 identity (*): the three conjugation rows of Lemma 3.6 are tied together
by φ_u being a homomorphism and P·T·C = 1.
The transport hom λ : Δ → D₀, P ↦ s³, T ↦ s⁻³a⁻² (the paper's "view the words in
E□ ⊆ D₀ via P, T" — the composite of its Tietze identifications, inlined).
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- GQ2.lambdaHom = GQ2.deltaLift GQ2.isProP_d0 ![GQ2.d0S ^ 3, (GQ2.d0S ^ 3)⁻¹ * (GQ2.d0A ^ 2)⁻¹]
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The pushed identity: transporting (*) along λ produces the conjugation identity that
the Ψ_u-relator check consumes.
Ψ_u : construction, surjectivity, automorphism #
The Ψ_u-marking respects the Demushkin relator (via the HNN form (16) and the pushed
peripheral identity).
Ψ_u as a continuous endomorphism of D₀: A ↦ (A^u)^{κ_C}, S ↦ (S^u)^{κ_P},
Y ↦ κ_P⁻¹ Y κ_T (paper, proof of Lemma 3.7).
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Ψ_u is surjective (the pro-2 Frattini criterion: in every index-2 quotient the
u-powers and the conjugators are invisible, so Ψ_u moves the generators by elements the
generators already reach).
Ψ_u is a continuous automorphism of D₀ (surjectivity + Hopficity).
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- GQ2.psiEquiv R u = GQ2.continuousMulEquivOfBijective (GQ2.psiHom R u) ⋯
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The abelianized rows (paper (15)) and Lemma 3.7 #
2-adic powering on Multiplicative ℤ₂ is multiplication of exponents.
ι u-powering on the coordinate group acts trivially on the ℤ/2-component and by
u-multiplication on the ℤ₂-components.
The coordinate hom φ = B.e ∘ abMk : D₀ → ℤ/2 × ℤ₂ × ℤ₂ of eq. (11).
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- GQ2.bCoordHom B = { toMonoidHom := B.e.toMonoidHom.comp GQ2.SectionThree.abMk, continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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The Ā-row of Ψ_u (paper (15)): Ā = (1,−2,0) ↦ (1,−2u,0).
The S̄-row of Ψ_u (paper (15)): S̄ = (0,1,0) ↦ (0,u,0).
Lemma 3.7 (paper (15)): for every u ∈ ℤ₂ˣ there is a continuous automorphism Ψ_u
of D₀ acting on B-coordinates by Ā = (1,−2,0) ↦ (1,−2u,0), S̄ = (0,1,0) ↦ (0,u,0).
Consumes axiom B8 (peripheralCyclotomicAction). Declared here (not in
GQ2/SectionThree.lean) because the proof needs this file's bridge; same namespace, per the
Prop. 3.2 precedent (GQ2/Prop32.lean).
Proposition 3.8, lifting half: the shear Θ_b (paper (19)) and the composite #
S^b for a 2-adic exponent b.
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Ordinary S-powers commute with S^b.
The shear Θ_b (paper (19)) as a continuous endomorphism of D₀.
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- GQ2.thetaHom b = GQ2.d0Lift GQ2.isProP_d0 ![GQ2.conjP GQ2.d0A (GQ2.sPow b), GQ2.d0S, GQ2.d0Y * GQ2.sPow b] ⋯
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Θ_b fixes every S-power.
Θ_b ∘ Θ_{−b} = id on points.
Θ_b is a continuous automorphism (inverse Θ_{−b}).
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The Ȳ-row of Ψ_u, and Proposition 3.8 (lifting half) #
The coordinate subgroup {(0, ∗, 0)}-shaped constraint: trivial ℤ/2- and
Ȳ-components.
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The conjugator words land in the (0, ∗, 0)-coordinate constraint: λ's generators
s³ and s⁻³a⁻² have trivial ℤ/2- and Ȳ-coordinates (−2Ā kills the torsion
coordinate).
Componentwise extensionality on the coordinate group.
The Ȳ-row of Ψ_u has the shape (0, c, 1): the conjugators contribute only in
the S̄-coordinate.
The coordinate group is pro-2 (continuous surjective image of D₀^{ab} under B.e).
Powering the S̄-line of the coordinate group multiplies the S̄-coordinate.
Proposition 3.8, lifting half (paper (18)/(19)): every α_{u,b} lifts to a continuous
automorphism of D₀ — Ψ_u composed with the shear Θ_{b'}, b' = (b − c(u))u⁻¹.
Consumes axiom B8. Declared here per the Prop. 3.2 precedent.