Bourbaki

Proposition 3

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Algebra, VIII, p. 292, § 16. Other Descriptions of the Brauer Group

Let G and G′G' be groups, and let F and F′F' be abelian groups. Let τ:G→\tau : G\rightarrow Aut(F),τ′:G→,\tau ': G\rightarrow Aut(F′'),u:G′→G,u: G'\rightarrow G, and v:F→F′v: F\rightarrow F' be group homomorphisms such that

τ′(g)⋅v(f)=v(τ(g)⋅f) \tau '(g)\cdot v(f) =v(\tau (g)\cdot f)

for g∈Gg\in G and f∈Ff\in F. We write τ′′=τ′∘u\tau ''=\tau '\circ u. Let E\mathscr{E} be a τ\tau-extension of G by F. We denote by φu(\varphi_u(resp. φv,φu′,φv′)\varphi_v,\varphi '_u,\varphi '_v) the canonical homomorphism corresponding to the τ∘u\tau \circ u-extension u∗(E)(u^*(\mathscr{E}) (resp. to the τ′\tau '-extension v∗(E)v_*(\mathscr{E}), to the τ′′\tau ''-extensions u∗(v∗(E))u^*(v_*(\mathscr{E})) and v∗(u∗(E)))v_*(u^*(\mathscr{E}))). Then there exists a unique morphism ψ\psi of τ′′\tau ''-extensions from v∗(u∗(E))v_*(u^*(\mathscr{E})) to u∗(v∗(E))u^*(v_*(\mathscr{E})) such that φv∘φu=\varphi_v\circ \varphi_u= φu′∘ψ∘φv′\varphi '_u\circ \psi \circ \varphi '_v.

We denote the τ∘u\tau \circ u-extension u∗(E)u^*(\mathscr{E}) (resp. the τ′′\tau ''-extension u∗(v∗(E))u^*(v_*(\mathscr{E}))) by (Γu,ιu,πu)(\Gamma_u, \iota_u, \pi_u) (resp. (Γu′,ιu′,πu′)(\Gamma '_u, \iota '_u, \pi '_u)). Applying Lemma 2 of VIII, p. 287 to φv∘φu\varphi_v\circ \varphi_u, we find that there exists a group homomorphism ψ1:Γu→Γu′\psi_1: \Gamma_u\rightarrow \Gamma '_u such that the diagram

F ιu^{\iota_u} // Γuπu\Gamma_u^{\pi_u} // G′G'

vψ1v\psi_1

F′ιu′{F'}^{\iota'_u} // Γu′πu′{\Gamma'_u}^{\pi'_u} // G′G'

commutes and φu′∘ψ1=φv∘φu\varphi '_u\circ \psi_1=\varphi_v\circ \varphi_u. The existence of ψ\psi follows from Proposition 2 applied to ψ1\psi_1. Conversely, if ψ′\psi ' also has the desired properties, then we have ψ′∘φv′=ψ1\psi '\circ \varphi '_v=\psi_1 by Lemma 2, so ψ′=ψ\psi '=\psi (Proposition 2).

Bourbaki sets the proof directly after the statement, and the corpus does not separate them, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.

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Transcribed from the printed edition, 2023, Springer Nature. Not translated.