Abstract:Abstract. For any odd squarefree integer r, we get complete description of the Gr = Gal(Q(µr)/Q) group cohomology of the universal ordinary distribution Ur in this paper. Moreover, if M is a fixed integer which divides ℓ−1 for all prime factors ℓ of r, we study the cohomology group H * (Gr, Ur/M Ur). In particular, we explain the mysterious construction of the elements κ r ′ for r ′ |r in Rubin [10], which come exactly from a certain Z/M Z-basis of the cohomology group H 0 (Gr, Ur/M Ur) through an evaluation m… Show more
“…The relations standing between the Main Formula, the index formulas of [Sinnott 1978], Deligne reciprocity [Deligne-Milne-Ogus-Shih 1982, Thm. 7.15, p. 91], the theory of [Fröhlich 1983], the theory of [Das 2000], the theory of the group cohomology of the universal ordinary distribution (see [Ouyang 2001] and references therein) and Stark's conjecture and its variants (see [Tate 1984]) deserve to be thoroughly investigated. We have only scratched the surface here.…”
Section: The Main Results Of This Paper Is the Relationmentioning
Abstract. We say that a group is almost abelian if every commutator is central and squares to the identity. Now let G be the Galois group of the algebraic closure of the field Q of rational numbers in the field of complex numbers. Let G ab +ǫ be the quotient of G universal for continuous homomorphisms to almost abelian profinite groups and let Q ab +ǫ /Q be the corresponding Galois extension. We prove that Q ab +ǫ is generated by the roots of unity, the fourth roots of the rational primes and the square roots of certain algebraic sine-monomials. The inspiration for the paper came from recent studies of algebraic Γ-monomials by P. Das and by S. Seo.
“…The relations standing between the Main Formula, the index formulas of [Sinnott 1978], Deligne reciprocity [Deligne-Milne-Ogus-Shih 1982, Thm. 7.15, p. 91], the theory of [Fröhlich 1983], the theory of [Das 2000], the theory of the group cohomology of the universal ordinary distribution (see [Ouyang 2001] and references therein) and Stark's conjecture and its variants (see [Tate 1984]) deserve to be thoroughly investigated. We have only scratched the surface here.…”
Section: The Main Results Of This Paper Is the Relationmentioning
Abstract. We say that a group is almost abelian if every commutator is central and squares to the identity. Now let G be the Galois group of the algebraic closure of the field Q of rational numbers in the field of complex numbers. Let G ab +ǫ be the quotient of G universal for continuous homomorphisms to almost abelian profinite groups and let Q ab +ǫ /Q be the corresponding Galois extension. We prove that Q ab +ǫ is generated by the roots of unity, the fourth roots of the rational primes and the square roots of certain algebraic sine-monomials. The inspiration for the paper came from recent studies of algebraic Γ-monomials by P. Das and by S. Seo.
“…He also introduces a certain double complex to compute this cohomology. The Anderson's double complex turns out to be a powerful means for other cohomological computations like those made in [15].…”
Section: The Universal Ordinary S-distribution U Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let us identify G ∞ with the group J = gal(k m,s /k m ). As mentioned in the introduction we will use Anderson's method introduced in [1] and improved by Ouyang in [16] and also in [15]. The first step is to define the Anderson's resolution of U 0 s (m).…”
Section: The Universal Ordinary S-distribution U Smentioning
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