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Coinduced module (CoindKG​X)

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For a subgroup K≤G and a ZK-module X, the coinduced module is
CoindKG​X=HomZK​(ZG,X),(gf)(r)=f(rg).
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      • Hom functor adjunction for a coinduced module Shapiro's lemma

Shapiro's lemma

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Coinduced module
Shapiro's lemma gives a natural isomorphism
Hn(G,CoindKG​X)≅Hn(K,X).
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It follows by applying the Hom functor adjunction for a coinduced module to a projective resolution and observing that restriction from G to K preserves projective modules.

Hom functor adjunction for a coinduced module

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Shapiro's lemma
For a ZG-module P and a ZK-module X,
HomZG​(P,HomZK​(ZG,X))≅HomZK​(P,X).
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Evaluation at 1∈G gives the forward map. If a:P→X is ZK-linear, its inverse sends a to p↦(r↦a(rp)).

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