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Long exact sequence in Lie algebra cohomology
Statement
For finite-dimensional and a short exact sequence of -modules, the induced CE complexes form a degreewise short exact sequence and yield the natural long exact sequence
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The stated short exact coefficient sequence and finite-dimensional .
CE cochains and cohomology are as in Lie algebra cohomology.
A short exact sequence of cochain complexes has a natural cohomology long exact sequence (The long exact sequence in cohomology).
The coefficient maps are intertwiners (Subrepresentations, quotient representations, and intertwiners).
Proof
For each , the space is finite-dimensional. Applying preserves injections and kernels. It also preserves the given surjection: lift the images of a finite basis and extend linearly. Thus the three CE cochain spaces form a short exact sequence in every degree, including , where all are zero.
Because the coefficient maps intertwine the action [L3], applying one before or after each of the two sums in the CE differential gives the same result. Hence the degreewise maps are cochain maps.
Apply [L2] to the short exact sequence from steps 1.1–1.2. This gives the displayed natural sequence with the connecting map raising degree by one. At it begins with the invariant subspaces; at degrees above all terms vanish. The finite basis lift is a single finite construction and uses no choice principle.
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Sources
- Weibel, Lie Algebra Homology and Cohomology, §§7.7–7.8 (standard reference, not scraped)