Definitions/Def_SchurMultiplierTrivial.lean
Trivial Schur multiplier via stem extensions
The module introduces, in the Ihara namespace, a predicate expressing that a group has no non-trivial central stem extension. For a type G with a group structure, Ihara.HasTrivialSchurMultiplier G asserts: for every group E in the same universe as G and every homomorphism \pi \colon E \to G that is surjective and whose kernel is contained both in the centre of E and in the commutator subgroup [E,E], the kernel of \pi is trivial. Thus the predicate is a statement about all surjections onto G in one fixed universe, quantified over group structures on types of that universe, and it encodes the vanishing of the Schur multiplier in the form "every stem extension of G splits as the identity", rather than through any homological object; no second homology group is constructed here.
Three lemmas accompany the definition. Ihara.HasTrivialSchurMultiplier.of_mulEquiv transports the predicate backwards along a group isomorphism: if H satisfies it and e \colon G \simeq^* H is an isomorphism, then G satisfies it; the point is that composing a surjection onto G with e leaves the kernel, and the surjectivity, unchanged. Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_isCyclic proves the predicate for every cyclic group G: given \pi as above with \ker \pi central, the quotient E/\ker\pi \cong G being cyclic forces E to be abelian (Mathlib's commutative_of_cyclic_center_quotient), so [E,E] is trivial and the hypothesis \ker \pi \le [E,E] gives \ker \pi = 1. Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_subsingleton records the case of a group with at most one element, as an instance of the cyclic case.
Relation to Mathlib
Mathlib supplies the group-theoretic ingredients used (the commutator subgroup, Subgroup.center, and commutative_of_cyclic_center_quotient), but the predicate itself is the project's own: it is a stem-extension formulation, not a Mathlib notion of Schur multiplier or of second group homology.
Where it is used
The predicate is the interface in which the Schur-multiplier input about the groups \mathrm{SL}_2(\mathbb{Z}/q^n) is stated and consumed elsewhere in the development; the cyclic and trivial cases proved here serve as base cases and as reductions along isomorphisms.
References
- J. Mennicke, On Ihara's modular group, Annals of Mathematics 85 (1967), 294–297
- G. Karpilovsky, The Schur Multiplier, London Mathematical Society Monographs New Series 2, Oxford University Press, 1987
- I. Schur, Über die Darstellung der endlichen Gruppen durch gebrochene lineare Substitutionen, Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik 127 (1904), 20–50
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Source file: Definitions/Def_SchurMultiplierTrivial.lean
Declarations
- def
Ihara.HasTrivialSchurMultiplier - theorem
Ihara.HasTrivialSchurMultiplier.of_mulEquiv - theorem
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_isCyclic - theorem
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_subsingleton
Source
import Mathlib.GroupTheory.Commutator.Basic ↗ import Mathlib.GroupTheory.QuotientGroup.Basic ↗ import Mathlib.GroupTheory.SpecificGroups.Cyclic ↗ open scoped commutatorElement namespace Ihara universe u def HasTrivialSchurMultiplier (G : Type u) [Group G] : Prop := ∀ (E : Type u) [Group E] (π : E →* G), Function.Surjective π → MonoidHom.ker π ≤ Subgroup.center E → MonoidHom.ker π ≤ commutator E → MonoidHom.ker π = ⊥ theorem HasTrivialSchurMultiplier.of_mulEquiv {G H : Type u} [Group G] [Group H] (hH : HasTrivialSchurMultiplier H) (e : G ≃* H) : HasTrivialSchurMultiplier G := by intro E _ π hsurj hcent hcomm have hker : MonoidHom.ker (e.toMonoidHom.comp π) = MonoidHom.ker π := by ext z simp only [MonoidHom.mem_ker, MonoidHom.comp_apply, MulEquiv.coe_toMonoidHom, MulEquiv.map_eq_one_iff] have hsurj' : Function.Surjective (e.toMonoidHom.comp π) := by rw [MonoidHom.coe_comp]; exact e.surjective.comp hsurj have h := hH E (e.toMonoidHom.comp π) hsurj' (by rw [hker]; exact hcent) (by rw [hker]; exact hcomm) rw [← hker]; exact h theorem hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_isCyclic {G : Type u} [Group G] [IsCyclic G] : HasTrivialSchurMultiplier G := by intro E _ π hsurj hcent hcomm have hcommutative : ∀ a b : E, a * b = b * a := commutative_of_cyclic_center_quotient π hcent have hbot : commutator E = ⊥ := by rw [eq_bot_iff, commutator_def, Subgroup.commutator_le] intro g₁ _ g₂ _ rw [Subgroup.mem_bot, commutatorElement_eq_one_iff_mul_comm] exact hcommutative g₁ g₂ rw [eq_bot_iff]; exact hcomm.trans hbot.le theorem hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_subsingleton {G : Type u} [Group G] [Subsingleton G] : HasTrivialSchurMultiplier G := hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_isCyclic end Ihara
Statements phrased using this module (13)
- Kernel pairs of the degeneracy maps are Eisenstein modulo level N
CohCarrier.exists_isEis_of_iDeg_add_eq_zero2 below · depth 11 - Trivial Schur multiplier of SL₂(𝔽_q), q≥ 5
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_SL2_ZMod_prime2 below · depth 11 - Trivial Schur multiplier for SL₂(ℤ/qⁿ), q odd prime
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_SL2_ZMod_odd_prime_pow2 below · depth 12 - Trivial Schur multiplier of SL₂(𝔽_q), all primes
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_SL2_ZMod_of_prime2 below · depth 12 - Dicyclic groups have trivial Schur multiplier
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_dicyclic0 below · depth 13 - Schur's Sylow criterion for trivial Schur multiplier
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_of_sylow0 below · depth 13 - Perfectness and trivial Schur multiplier of SL₂(ℤ/m)
Ihara.commutator_eq_top_and_hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_SL2_ZMod0 below · depth 14 - Trivial Schur multiplier of SL₂(ℤ/qⁿ) for q≥ 5
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_SL2_ZMod_prime_pow8 below · depth 14 - Mennicke's congruence-subgroup property at a coprime level
Ihara.mennickeCSP_of_coprime_of_stem3 below · depth 14 - An inductive step in Mennicke's congruence subgroup property
Ihara.pow_card_mem_mennickeQ_mul4 below · depth 14 - Trivial Schur multiplier for SL₂(ℤ/q²)
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_SL2_ZMod_sq3 below · depth 15 - Inductive step for the Schur multiplier of SL₂(ℤ/q^m)
Ihara.hasTrivialSchurMultiplier_SL2_ZMod_step0 below · depth 15 - Odd exponent descends to the kernel of a stem extension
Ihara.ker_pow_eq_one_of_stem0 below · depth 16