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If M is projective over RG, then its restriction is projective over RH because RG is a free right RH-module and a free RG-module restricts to a free RH-module.
Conversely, suppose ResHG​M is projective. Then
IndHG​ResHG​M
(1)
is projective over RG. Part (i) says that M is a direct summand of this induced module, so M is projective. Hence projectivity detected on a subgroup of invertible index gives
M is RG-projective⟺ResHG​M is RH-projective.​
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