Commensurability for subgroups #
Two subgroups H and K of a group G are commensurable if H ∩ K has finite index in both H
and K.
This file defines commensurability for subgroups of a group G. It goes on to prove that
commensurability defines an equivalence relation on subgroups of G and finally defines the
commensurator of a subgroup H of G, which is the elements g of G such that gHg⁻¹ is
commensurable with H.
Main definitions #
Commensurable H K: the statement that the subgroupsHandKofGare commensurable.commensurator H: the commensurator of a subgroupHofG.
Implementation details #
We define the commensurator of a subgroup H of G by first defining it as a subgroup of
(conjAct G), which we call commensurator' and then taking the pre-image under
the map G → (conjAct G) to obtain our commensurator as a subgroup of G.
We define Commensurable both for additive and multiplicative groups (in the AddSubgroup and
Subgroup namespaces respectively); but Commensurator is not additivized, since it is not an
interesting concept for abelian groups, and it would be unusual to write a non-abelian group
additively.
Equivalence of K / (H ⊓ K) with gKg⁻¹/ (gHg⁻¹ ⊓ gKg⁻¹)
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- H.quotConjEquiv K g = Quotient.congr (Subgroup.equivSMul g K).toEquiv ⋯
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Alias of Subgroup.quotConjEquiv.
Equivalence of K / (H ⊓ K) with gKg⁻¹/ (gHg⁻¹ ⊓ gKg⁻¹)
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Two subgroups H K of G are commensurable if H ⊓ K has finite index in both
H and K.
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Alias of Subgroup.Commensurable.
Two subgroups H K of G are commensurable if H ⊓ K has finite index in both H and K.
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Alias for the forward direction of commensurable_conj to allow dot-notation
For H a subgroup of G, this is the subgroup of all elements g : conjAut G
such that Commensurable (g • H) H
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For H a subgroup of G, this is the subgroup of all elements g : G
such that Commensurable (g H g⁻¹) H