Euler-characteristic collapse, the μ₂ bricks, and polar self-duality #
The opening GQ2.DeepPart layer: the Euler-characteristic collapse #H¹ = #M (B7 with trivial
H⁰, H²) together with the H⁰-vanishing and fixed-point-transport lemmas; the μ₂ ≅ ℤ/2
bricks with trivial Galois action; and the polar self-duality V ≃+ Hom(V, μ₂) yielding #H² = 1
(§6.3 step 2, Ax B6 via the Tate-duality parameter D).
This file is part of the GQ2.DeepPart split (the deep-part proof); see GQ2/DeepPart.lean for the overview.
Euler-characteristic collapse: for a finite 2-power-order G_ℚ₂-module with trivial
H⁰ and H², the local Euler characteristic (B7) reads #H¹ = #M.
H⁰(G_ℚ₂, M) = 0 (as Nat.card = 1) iff M has no nonzero G_ℚ₂-fixed vector.
H⁰-vanishing (§6.3 step 2, V^{G_ℚ₂} = 0): if the G_ℚ₂-action on M factors
through a surjective ρ : G_ℚ₂ →* C, the C-module M is simple, and some element of C
moves some vector, then #H⁰ = 1. (V^{im ρ} = V^C is C-stable — even pointwise fixed —
so simplicity forces it to ⊥ or ⊤, and ⊤ contradicts the moving element.)
Fixed-point transport: an equivariant additive iso induces a cardinality equality of
H⁰s (it restricts to a bijection of the fixed-point subgroups).
The μ₂ bricks: μ₂ ≅ ℤ/2 with trivial Galois action #
MuN 2 = Additive (rootsOfUnity 2 ℚ̄₂) = {1, −1} additively: classified by the value of the
underlying root, Galois-fixed because an additive automorphism of a two-element group is the
identity.
−1 as the nonzero element of the additive μ₂.
Equations
- GQ2.DeepPart.muTwoGen = Additive.ofMul ⟨-1, GQ2.DeepPart.muTwoGen._proof_1⟩
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Classification: μ₂ has exactly the elements 0 and muTwoGen.
The hom ℤ/2 →+ μ₂, 1 ↦ −1.
Equations
- GQ2.DeepPart.zmodTwoToMuTwo = (ZMod.lift 2) ⟨(zmultiplesHom (GQ2.MuN 2)) GQ2.DeepPart.muTwoGen, GQ2.DeepPart.zmodTwoToMuTwo._proof_1⟩
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ℤ/2 ≃+ μ₂ (additive), 1 ↦ −1.
Equations
- GQ2.DeepPart.zmodTwoEquivMuTwo = AddEquiv.ofBijective GQ2.DeepPart.zmodTwoToMuTwo ⋯
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The Galois action on μ₂ is trivial — an additive automorphism of the two-element
group is the identity.
The polar self-duality V ≃+ Hom(V, μ₂) and #H² = 1 (§6.3 step 2, Ax B6 via D) #
A nonsingular Galois-invariant 𝔽₂ quadratic form identifies V with its μ₂-dual
equivariantly, so #H⁰(M′) = #H⁰(V); Tate duality's (0,2) clause at M := V then reads
#H²(V) = #Hom(H²(V), ℤ/2) = #H⁰(M′) = #H⁰(V) — no dual-simplicity argument needed.
A Galois-invariant form has Galois-invariant polar form.
Polar self-duality: a nonsingular Galois-invariant quadratic form on a finite exp-2
module induces an equivariant additive iso V ≃+ Hom(V, μ₂).
H² of an exponent-2 module has exponent 2 (pointwise, by quotient induction).
#H² = 1 from #H⁰ = 1 (Tate duality B6 via the parameter D, (0,2) clause at
M := V, through the polar self-duality and exp-2 Pontryagin duality).
A finite exponent-2 group has 2-power order.
#H¹ = #V in the §6.3 setting (steps 1–2 of lemma_6_17_dim / Prop 6.18 assembled):
simple C-module, surjective classifying map, an element moving a vector, a nonsingular
invariant form. Ax: B6 (via D), B7 (finite_H2 + the Euler collapse).