Corestriction for algebras with group action. (Q2515620): Difference between revisions

The Brauer-Clifford groups [\textit{A. Turull}, J. Algebra 341, No. 1, 109-124 (2011; Zbl 1266.20009)] are a tool to describe Clifford theory of finite groups over small fields. The present paper provides tools that help one study these groups. The Brauer-Clifford groups are a special case of the Brauer-Wall groups. The present paper studies restriction and corestriction for the Brauer-Wall groups for possibly infinite group \(G\) and subgroup of finite index \(H\). The author shows that corestriction is related to tensor induction. In addition, he proves that they behave with properties that are similar to the familiar case of group cohomology. In particular, composition of restriction with corestriction provides the endomorphism of the group that raises every element to the power \(|G:H|\). This, in particular, allows him to relate the \(p\)-torsion and Sylow \(p\)-subgroups.