B4: the rank-3 dyadic Demushkin presentation D₀ = ⟨A, S, Y | A²S⁴[S,Y]⟩ #
The paper's Prop. 1.1 / Lemma 3.4 normalizes the maximal pro-2 quotient G_{ℚ₂}(2) as the
Demushkin group D₀ = ⟨A, S, Y | A²S⁴[S,Y] = 1⟩ (Labute's classification at d = 1). This
file constructs D₀ as a GQ2.profinitePresentation and provides the relator; the actual
isomorphism G_{ℚ₂}(2) ≅ D₀ is axiom B4 in GQ2/Foundations/Axioms.lean.
GQ2.d0Relator : FreeProfiniteGroup (Fin 3)— the relatorA²S⁴[S,Y]withA = of 0,S = of 1,Y = of 2, commutator[S,Y] = S⁻¹Y⁻¹SY(the paper'scommP,GQ2/Words.lean). It isω₂-free, hence a bare word in the free profinite group on three generators.GQ2.D0 : ProfiniteGrp— the presented groupprofinitePresentation {d0Relator}.
Stress test (homEquiv + a decide-able finite 2-group): the concrete marking
A ↦ (reflection), S ↦ (order-4 rotation), Y ↦ (rotation²) of DihedralGroup 4 classifies a
continuous hom F₃ ⟶ DihedralGroup 4 sending the generators as specified (homD4_toMonoidHom_of)
and killing the relator (homD4_d0Relator, by decide) — so the relation is satisfiable in a
genuine finite 2-group, and (d0Relator_quotientMk_eq_one) it holds in D₀.
The relator and the presented group #
The dyadic Demushkin relator r₀ = A²S⁴[S,Y] (Labute [2], Thm 8 at d = 1; the paper's
D₀ relation), as a word in the free profinite group on Fin 3 with A = of 0, S = of 1,
Y = of 2. Commutator convention: [S,Y] = S⁻¹Y⁻¹SY (GQ2.commP, matching GQ2/Words.lean).
Equations
- GQ2.d0Relator = GQ2.FreeProfiniteGroup.of 0 ^ 2 * GQ2.FreeProfiniteGroup.of 1 ^ 4 * GQ2.commP (GQ2.FreeProfiniteGroup.of 1) (GQ2.FreeProfiniteGroup.of 2)
Instances For
The full profinite presentation ⟨A, S, Y | A²S⁴[S,Y]⟩ (before taking the pro-2 quotient).
The paper's D₀ = G_{ℚ₂}(2) is pro-2, so D₀ is the maximal pro-2 quotient of this
(D0 below); the bare presentation is not pro-2 — e.g. A,S ↦ 0, Y ↦ 1 gives a surjection
onto ℤ/3 (the relator dies in an abelian target), so its abelianization carries an odd part.
Working with the pro-2 quotient is what makes topAbelianization D₀ ≅ ℤ/2 × ℤ₂ × ℤ₂ (paper (11))
and keeps axiom B4 (G_{ℚ₂}(2) ≅ D₀, a pro-2 ≅ pro-2 statement) faithful.
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D₀ (paper Prop. 1.1): the pro-2 group presented by ⟨A, S, Y | A²S⁴[S,Y] = 1⟩, i.e.
the maximal pro-2 quotient of the free profinite presentation. This is the rank-3 dyadic
Demushkin group; axiom B4 asserts G_{ℚ₂}(2) ≅ D₀.
Equations
- GQ2.D0 = GQ2.maxProPQuotient 2 ↑GQ2.D0Full.toProfinite.toTop
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The relator holds in the full presentation: A²S⁴[S,Y] = 1.
The marked generators #
The generator A ∈ D₀ (image of A under the pro-2 quotient map).
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- GQ2.d0A = (GQ2.maxProPMk 2 ↑GQ2.D0Full.toProfinite.toTop) GQ2.d0FullA
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The generator S ∈ D₀.
Equations
- GQ2.d0S = (GQ2.maxProPMk 2 ↑GQ2.D0Full.toProfinite.toTop) GQ2.d0FullS
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The generator Y ∈ D₀.
Equations
- GQ2.d0Y = (GQ2.maxProPMk 2 ↑GQ2.D0Full.toProfinite.toTop) GQ2.d0FullY
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The Demushkin relation on the named generators: A²S⁴[S,Y] = 1 in D₀. It holds already
in the full presentation D0Full (d0Full_relation) and is pushed through the pro-2 quotient
homomorphism maxProPMk (which commutes with *, ^, commP definitionally).
Stress test: a concrete finite 2-group marking (homEquiv + decide) #
DihedralGroup 4 is a non-abelian group of order 8 = 2³. The marking A ↦ sr 0 (a reflection,
order 2), S ↦ r 1 (a rotation of order 4), Y ↦ r 2 satisfies A² = S⁴ = 1 and [S,Y] = 1
(rotations commute), so the relator dies — witnessing that A²S⁴[S,Y] = 1 is realizable in a
genuine finite 2-group.
Paper-tag ledger (auto-generated by paperforge; do not edit) #
- Lemma 3.4 = ⟦lem-standardorientation⟧
- Prop 1.1 = ⟦prop-markedDem⟧