Bourbaki

Exercise 18, § 1

Commutative Algebra, IX

a) Let L be a (commutative) field. Let G be a group of automorphisms of L, and K the field of invariants of G. Then every element gg of G acts on W(L)W(L) (by W(g)W(g)) and, for every integer n⩾1n \geqslant 1, on Wn(L)W_n(L). The set of elements of W(L)W(L) (resp. Wn(L)W_n(L)) invariant under the action of G is W(K)W(K) (resp. Wn(K)W_n(K)).

b) Suppose that L is a finite galois extension of K, and let us denote by Z[G]\mathbf{Z}[G] the algebra over Z\mathbf{Z} of the (finite) group G. For every Z\mathbf{Z}-module M, let us denote by MGM^G the Z[G]\mathbf{Z}[G]-module HomZ(Z[G],M)\mathrm{Hom}_\mathbf{Z}(\mathbf{Z}[G], M) (endowed with its natural structure of left Z[G]\mathbf{Z}[G]-module). Prove that the Z[G]\mathbf{Z}[G]-module W(L)W(L) (resp. Wn(L)W_n(L)) is isomorphic to W(K)GW(K)^G (resp. Wn(K)GW_n(K)^G). Deduce that one has

Hi(G,W(L))=0(resp. Hi(G,Wn(L))=0) H^i(G, W(L)) = 0 \quad (\text{resp. } H^i(G, W_n(L)) = 0)

for every integer i>0i > 0. (Use the normal basis theorem A, V, p. 70, Theorem 6 and A, X, p. 111 to 113.)

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