Herbrand quotient

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The Herbrand quotient is an invariant in algebraic number theory and group cohomology that measures the relative sizes of certain cohomology groups associated with a finite group action on a module.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebraic number theory concept
cohomological invariant
group cohomology concept
appearsIn cohomological formulas for class groups
cohomological formulas for unit groups
appliesTo G-modules
finite group actions
associatedWith H^0(G,M)
H^1(G,M)
assumes G finite
M a finitely generated G-module in arithmetic applications
category mathematical invariant
context finite Galois extensions of number fields
definedBy Jacques Herbrand in the context of class field theory NERFINISHED
definedFor G-module M
finite group G
domain cohomology of groups
field algebraic number theory
group cohomology
formalism group cohomology
generalizes index computations in cohomology
hasFormula h(G,M) = |H^0(G,M)| / |H^1(G,M)| when both groups are finite
hasProperty equals 1 for many natural G-modules in number theory
multiplicative in short exact sequences of G-modules under finiteness conditions
invariantOf pair (G,M)
invariantUnder isomorphisms of G-modules
measures relative sizes of cohomology groups
namedAfter Jacques Herbrand NERFINISHED
relatedTo Euler characteristic in group cohomology
Herbrand’s theorem NERFINISHED
Tate cohomology groups
requires H^0(G,M) finite
H^1(G,M) finite
toolFor relating arithmetic invariants to cohomology groups
usedIn Galois cohomology NERFINISHED
Galois module structure of units
Tate cohomology theory NERFINISHED
class field theory NERFINISHED
proofs of relations between unit ranks and class numbers
study of ideal class groups
usedToCompare fixed points and coinvariants of G on M
usedToStudy Galois action on ideal class groups
Galois action on units of number fields
valuesIn positive rational numbers

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