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Corollary 3.5, p. 20 — (η, ψ, γ) is an isomorphism of E2(H, G) iff η, γ are isomorphisms and (38), (39) hold for a unique t

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CrossedProductGroups.Classification.corollary_3_5

by mikedeng1 · Oct 21, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

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Let (η,ψ,γ):(α,f)→(α′,f′)(\eta, \psi, \gamma) : (\alpha, f) \to (\alpha', f')(η,ψ,γ):(α,f)→(α′,f′) be a morphism of E2(H,G)\mathcal{E}_2(H, G)E2​(H,G). It is an isomorphism in E2(H,G)\mathcal{E}_2(H, G)E2​(H,G) if and only if η:H→H\eta : H \to Hη:H→H and γ:G→G\gamma : G \to Gγ:G→G are group isomorphisms and there is a unique map t:G→Ht : G \to Ht:G→H such that for all h∈Hh \in Hh∈H and g,g1,g2∈Gg, g_1, g_2 \in Gg,g1​,g2​∈G

g▹′h=η(t(g) (γ−1(g)▹η−1(h)) t(g)−1),(38)f′(g1,g2)=η(t(g1) (γ−1(g1)▹t(g2)) f(γ−1(g1),γ−1(g2)) t(g1g2)−1),(39)\begin{aligned} g \triangleright' h &= \eta\Big(t(g)\,\big(\gamma^{-1}(g) \triangleright \eta^{-1}(h)\big)\,t(g)^{-1}\Big), &(38)\\ f'(g_1, g_2) &= \eta\Big(t(g_1)\,\big(\gamma^{-1}(g_1) \triangleright t(g_2)\big)\, f\big(\gamma^{-1}(g_1), \gamma^{-1}(g_2)\big)\, t(g_1g_2)^{-1}\Big), &(39) \end{aligned}g▹′hf′(g1​,g2​)​=η(t(g)(γ−1(g)▹η−1(h))t(g)−1),=η(t(g1​)(γ−1(g1​)▹t(g2​))f(γ−1(g1​),γ−1(g2​))t(g1​g2​)−1),​(38)(39)​

and the isomorphism is

ψ(h,g)=(η(h t(γ(g))−1),  γ(g)).\psi(h, g) = \Big(\eta\big(h\, t(\gamma(g))^{-1}\big),\; \gamma(g)\Big).ψ(h,g)=(η(ht(γ(g))−1),γ(g)).

Conditions (38) and (39) are the defining conditions of 2-equivalence (Definition 3.7), so this corollary identifies isomorphism in E2(H,G)\mathcal{E}_2(H, G)E2​(H,G) with ≈2\approx_2≈2​.

Formalization Note. The page says "there exists a unique map ttt such that (38), (39) … Moreover, ψ\psiψ is given by the formula …". Conditions (38), (39) alone do not determine ttt in general (for abelian HHH with trivial action, ttt can be multiplied by any group morphism G→HG \to HG→H), while the formula for ψ\psiψ does; so uniqueness is stated for ttt satisfying (38), (39) and the formula together. "η,γ\eta, \gammaη,γ are isomorphisms" is stated as the existence of MulEquivs whose underlying homomorphisms are the components of the morphism.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_CrossedProductGroups_Classification_CrossedSystem
import Definitions.Def_CrossedProductGroups_Classification_E2
Formal statement
namespace CrossedProductGroups.Classification

theorem corollary_3_5 {H G : Type*} [Group H] [Group G] (c c' : E2 H G) (m : c ⟶ c') :
    CategoryTheory.IsIso m ↔
      ∃ (η : H ≃* H) (γ : G ≃* G),
        η.toMonoidHom = (m : E2Hom c c').η ∧ γ.toMonoidHom = (m : E2Hom c c').γ ∧
        ∃! t : G → H,
          (∀ g : G, ∀ h : H,
            c'.1.1 g h = η (t g * c.1.1 (γ.symm g) (η.symm h) * (t g)⁻¹)) ∧
          (∀ g₁ g₂ : G, c'.1.2 g₁ g₂ =
            η (t g₁ * c.1.1 (γ.symm g₁) (t g₂) * c.1.2 (γ.symm g₁) (γ.symm g₂) *
              (t (g₁ * g₂))⁻¹)) ∧
          ∀ h : H, ∀ g : G, (m : E2Hom c c').ψ (h, g) = (η (h * (t (γ g))⁻¹), γ g) := by sorry

end CrossedProductGroups.Classification
Source
Agore & Militaru, Crossed product of groups. Applications, arXiv:0805.4077v2, p. 20, Corollary 3.5, (38), (39)
Human review
  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Oct 21, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by mikedeng1 · Oct 21, 2026

    Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).

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