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An RG-module M is relative projective module for H when it has the lifting property for every H-split epimorphism: whenever the solid arrows form a commutative diagram
f​​↙X​Mπ​​↘fY​
(1)
with π:X↠Y an RG-map possessing an RH-linear section, there is an RG-map f​:M→X such that πf​=f. Equivalently, every H-split epimorphism onto M has a G-linear section, or
M∣IndHG​ResHG​M.
(2)
For α∈EndRH​(M) define the relative trace
TrHG​(α)=∑x∈[G/H]​xαx−1.
(3)
The D. Higman criterion is
M is relatively H-projective⟺idM​∈TrHG​EndRH​(M).​
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