The involution hvanish in ker ρ-vocabulary (the U₀-splice) #
The last §6.3 input of the lemma_6_17_vanish assembly: for a deep block coordinate
α : ↥(ker ρ) → 𝔽₂ and an involution lift ĝ (ĝ ∉ ker ρ, ĝ² ∈ ker ρ,
U₀ = ker ρ ⊔ ⟨ĝ⟩), the Evens-norm inner cochain of the reducer's involution orbit vanishes:
H²ofFun ↥U₀ (evensNormFun ((ker ρ).subgroupOf U₀) ⟨ĝ,_⟩ (α-restriction)) = 0.
The c2 lane delivers this over the splitting-field tower — hvanish_involution
(ShapiroDeepness, via lemma_6_16), the c2a Kummer package
(kummer_presentation_of_index_two), and the analytic hunram_involution
(UnramifiedBridge, c2c) — all in (k, L) IntermediateField-vocabulary. This file is the
splice:
- No Evens-norm cohomology-invariance is needed (the flagged f2d risk dissolves): with
trivial coefficients
B¹ = 0, so cohomologous scalar cocycles are equal —eq_of_H1ofFun_eqextracts, from the deep-class witness of[α], a square rootβwithkummerCocycleFun β = αon the nose onker ρ. The two candidate inner cochains coincide. - The tower:
L := ResidueLift.splitField ρ,k := fixedField (toGal U₀)(thekerGal-idiom carrier copy), with the infinite Galois correspondence recoveringk.fixingSubgroup = toGal U₀;[k : ℚ₂] < ∞fromU₀ ⊇ ker ρopen. - The index-2 bricks:
(N.subgroupOf U₀).index = 2in both views, from the coset decomposition ofN ⊔ ⟨ĝ⟩(Nnormal,ĝ² ∈ N: every element lands inN ∪ Nĝ⁻¹). - The carrier splice:
evensAux/bS/evensNormFunareQuotient.out-free (membership tests ands-translates only), so the↥U₀- and↥k.fixingSubgroup-side Evens cochains agree pointwise under the underlying-identityι₀; theB²-witness of the field-side vanishing pulls back alongι₀(theDeepDualityK.kerToFixingpattern), andH2ofFun ↥U₀ … = 0follows.
The two Galois-group views (AbsGalQ2 vs Kummer.GaloisGroup ℚ_[2]) share their group
operations at default transparency; all cross-view steps are rfl-bridges in the kerGal
idiom (ResidueLift §Plumbing).
Main result: hvanish_involution_ker — consumed by the lemma_6_17_vanish assembly
(docs/orchestration/p15f2d-handoff.md §3) at the involution orbits. R : LocalReciprocity and
horient : TameUnitOrientation R B.tameF are threaded per the c2c4 consumer note (the
hc/hV2 amendment precedent; the architecture review flag).
Axioms: std-3 + {B5 (via R-instantiation downstream), B9, B11a/b (via lemma_6_16),
B13 (dyadicUnitFiltration, via hunram_involution)} — the §6.3 involution budget.
The B¹ = 0 extraction: cohomologous scalar cocycles are equal #
Trivial-coefficient rigidity: two continuous 1-cocycles with the same H1ofFun class
are equal — B¹(G, 𝔽₂) = 0 for the trivial action, so nothing is identified. This dissolves
the feared Evens-norm cohomology-invariance gap: the deep-class witness's Kummer cocycle is
the block coordinate.
The index-2 bricks #
The coset decomposition of N ⊔ ⟨ĝ⟩ for N normal with ĝ² ∈ N: every element is in
N or lands there after one more ĝ.
Index 2 of the kernel inside the involution overgroup, decomposition form: if
⟨ĝ⟩ ∉ N', and every element outside N' returns to it after multiplying by ⟨ĝ⟩, then
N' has index 2.
Index 2 of a normal subgroup inside its involution overgroup: for N normal with
ĝ² ∈ N, the subgroup N has index 2 inside U₀ = N ⊔ ⟨ĝ⟩ (combining the coset
decomposition mem_or_mul_mem_of_mem_sup with index_eq_two_of_decomp).
The Galois-view repackaging (the kerGal idiom, for overgroups of ker ρ) #
The identity bridge into the AlgEquiv-view Galois group (inverse of
ResidueLift.toAbs; keeps mixed-view products elaborable).
Equations
Instances For
A subgroup of AbsGalQ2, repackaged in the AlgEquiv-view Galois group (the
ResidueLift.kerGal idiom: same carrier; the closure proofs cross the two views'
default-transparency-equal group structures by rfl-bridges).
Equations
- GQ2.InvolutionSplice.toGal U = { carrier := {x : GQ2.Kummer.GaloisGroup ℚ_[2] | GQ2.ResidueLift.toAbs x ∈ U}, mul_mem' := ⋯, one_mem' := ⋯, inv_mem' := ⋯ }
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The generic H²ofFun-vanishing transport along a continuous multiplicative map #
H²ofFun-vanishing pulls back along a continuous multiplicative map (trivial
coefficients): if F₁ = F₂ ∘ (e × e) pointwise, F₁ is a 2-cocycle, and F₂ is a 2-cocycle
with trivial H²ofFun class, then so is F₁ — the B²-witness ψ of F₂ pulls back to
ψ ∘ e (δ¹ commutes with precomposition by multiplicativity; the trivial actions make the
smul-terms invisible).
evensNormFun along an index-preserving multiplicative map #
evensNormFun is functorial along a multiplicative map matching the index-2 data:
evensAux/bS are membership tests and s-translates only (no transversal choice), so with
corresponding memberships (hmem), matched slices (hs), and matched scalar values (hval),
the two Evens cochains agree pointwise.
The capstone: the involution hvanish in ker ρ-vocabulary #
The involution hvanish over ker ρ (the Lemma 6.17 vanishing proof, the U₀-splice): for a deep block
coordinate α on N = ker ρ and an involution lift ĝ (ĝ ∉ N, ĝ² ∈ N,
U₀ = N ⊔ ⟨ĝ⟩), the Evens-norm inner cochain of the reducer's involution orbit has trivial
H²ofFun class. This is the reducer's hvanish-input at the involution orbits, with the
inner cochain matching ShapiroRead.hcoh_involution's output verbatim.
Chains: B¹ = 0 extraction (the deep witness's Kummer cocycle equals α), the splitting
tower k = fixedField (toGal U₀) ≤ L = splitField ρ with the infinite Galois correspondence,
the c2a Kummer package (kummer_presentation_of_index_two), the c2c analytic hunram
(hunram_involution), the c2b spine (hvanish_involution = Lemma 6.16 + descent), and the
carrier splice pulling the B²-witness back along the underlying-identity ↥U₀ → ↥k.fixingSubgroup.
The square/free hvanish in ker ρ-vocabulary (the deep-cup vanishing) #
cup11Fun functoriality along a multiplicative map (trivial coefficients): matched scalar
values give equal cup cochains under (e × e).
The square/free hvanish over ker ρ (the Lemma 6.17 vanishing proof): the cup of two deep block coordinates
over N = ker ρ has trivial H²ofFun class. Same tower/carrier splice as
hvanish_involution_ker, but with U = N (no lift, no index-2) and the cup in place of the
Evens norm; the field-side vanishing is hvanish_cup (eq.-(94) orthogonality).
Paper-tag ledger (auto-generated by paperforge; do not edit) #
- Lemma 6.16 = ⟦lem-evensvanish⟧