Generalized crossed products applied to maximal orders, Brauer groups and related exact sequences (Q793124)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3855306
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    Generalized crossed products applied to maximal orders, Brauer groups and related exact sequences
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3855306

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      Generalized crossed products applied to maximal orders, Brauer groups and related exact sequences (English)
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      1984
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      The results in this paper circle around the following main idea: if A is a certain maximal order over a commutative ring C and A contains a commutative extension S of C such that G acts as a group of C- automorphisms of S such that \(S^ G\) (the fixed ring of G) equals C, then A is a generalized crossed product over S with respect to G, i.e. \(A=\oplus_{\sigma \in G}S_{\sigma},\quad S_ e=S\quad and\quad S_{\sigma}S_{\tau}=S_{\sigma \tau}\) for all \(\sigma,\tau \in G.\) The authors actually consider the following situations: A is a maximal Krull order over a Dedekind domain; A is a relative Azuyama algebra, or in particular a reflexive Azumaya algebra in the sense of Yuan; A is a common Azumaya algebra. Certain extra conditions have to be imposed on S and these have the effect that S becomes a ''relative'' or a ''weak'' Galois extension of C.
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      maximal order
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      group of C-automorphisms
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      fixed ring
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      generalized crossed product
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      maximal Krull order
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      relative Azuyama algebra
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      reflexive Azumaya algebra
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      Galois extension
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