Elementary kernels #
A normal subgroup of a framed target that is killed by the decoration, contained in the wild kernel, abelian, and of exponent 2 — the shape of the chief kernels the cochain keeps quantify over.
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- Q2Presentation.Lifting.instCommGroupSubtypeYMemSubgroupN E = { toGroup := inferInstance, mul_comm := ⋯ }
The additive F₂-carrier of an elementary kernel.
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Char-2: every element of the kernel module is 2-torsion.
The conjugation operators #
Right conjugation by y on the kernel: n ↦ y⁻¹ n y (the operator
appearing in the engine's twisted-cocycle law).
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Right conjugation by y as an F₂-linear endomorphism of N.
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- Q2Presentation.Lifting.conjEndN E y = { toFun := ⇑(MonoidHom.toAdditive (Q2Presentation.Lifting.conjOnN E y)), map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯ }
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Conjugation by 1 is the identity operator.
Right conjugation is contravariantly multiplicative:
conj_{y₁y₂} = conj_{y₂} ∘ conj_{y₁}.
The additive reading of engine twisted cocycles #
The additive reading of an engine twisted cocycle: pointwise, the
N-valued function as a map into the F₂-space.
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- Q2Presentation.Lifting.cocycleAdd E B F g f₀ z γ = Additive.ofMul ⟨↑z γ, ⋯⟩
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The additive twisted-cocycle law: the engine law
z(γγ') = (f₀γ')⁻¹ z(γ) f₀(γ') · z(γ') reads additively as
z(γγ') = conj_{f₀ γ'}(z γ) + z γ'.
C2: cocycle values at 1 and inverses, and extensionality #
A twisted cocycle vanishes at 1.
The value at an inverse is conjugate-inverse of the value.
Cocycle extensionality: two twisted cocycles agreeing on a topologically generating set are equal (the agreement set is a closed subgroup).
C4a: generator operators and the telescoping toolkit #
The conjugation operator of γ through the base lift.
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- Q2Presentation.Lifting.genOp E B F g f₀ γ = Q2Presentation.Lifting.conjEndN E ((ProfiniteGrp.Hom.hom ↑f₀) γ)
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The cocycle vanishes at 1, additively.
Additive law, genOp form.
Every additive value is 2-torsion.
Values at inverses: z(γ⁻¹) = genOp(γ⁻¹) (z γ).
Values at powers: the geometric telescope.
The tame relation row: if γs⁻¹ γt γs = γt² holds in Γ, the
generator values satisfy the corresponding linear condition.