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[Merged by Bors] - feat(group_theory/noncomm_pi_coprod): homomorphism from pi monoids or groups #11744

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@nomeata nomeata commented Jan 31, 2022

Co-authored-by: Junyan Xu junyanxumath@gmail.com


@alreadydone wrote on zulip:

It may be worth doing the following: given a family of homomorphisms Hi -> G into the same group, if the ranges of any two different homomorphisms commute, then we get a canonical homomorphism from a subgroup of the pi group of the Hi's (with finitely many components non-identity), or alternatively from a quotient group (by the commutators between different Hi's) of the free_product, into G. Then we can state that this canonical homomorphism is an isomorphism, and it will be a Prop.

This nerd-sniped me, and suddenly it is past 2am, but here it is:

  • The construction of the homomorphism
  • A lemma about its range
  • Injectivity if the ranges are complete_lattice.independent
  • The mul_equiv statement in the latter case.

I restricted myself to case of finitely many groups.

I plan to use this in #nilpotent. But I expect this will need thorough cleanup:

  • Where this should go
  • namespacing and naming
  • lots of code golfing,
  • maybe partial rewrite
  • documentation

So it’s a draft for now. But do fire away!


No longer a draft, but cleaned up and documented. Now less ashamed of it :-)

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nomeata commented Feb 1, 2022

I have greatly reworked this file:

  • Included a module header that should explain things.
  • Sorted definitions into appropriate namespaces. First all the S-restricted stuff, then the main stuff.
  • Generalized some of the lemmas about independent subgroups.

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nomeata commented Mar 14, 2022

The yak that was shaved at #11744 two weeks ago came back after, and now this PR is again on the top of the stack towards the finite nilpotency equivalences.

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