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Normality and short exact sequences of Hopf-Galois structures

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Pages 2086-2101 | Received 08 Sep 2017, Accepted 05 Aug 2018, Published online: 22 Feb 2019
 

Abstract

Every Hopf-Galois structure on a finite Galois extension K/k where G=Gal(K/k) corresponds uniquely to a regular subgroup NB=Perm(G), normalized by λ(G)B, in accordance with a theorem of Greither and Pareigis. The resulting Hopf algebra which acts on K/k is HN=(K[N])λ(G). For a given such N we consider the Hopf-Galois structure arising from a subgroup PN that is also normalized by λ(G). This subgroup gives rise to a Hopf sub-algebra HPHN with fixed field F=KHP. By the work of Chase and Sweedler, this yields a Hopf-Galois structure on the extension K/F where the action arises by base changing HP to FkHP which is an F-Hopf algebra. We examine this analogy with classical Galois theory, and also examine how the Hopf-Galois structure on K/F relates to that on K/k. We will also pay particular attention to how the Greither-Pareigis enumeration/construction of those HP acting on K/F relates to that of the HN which act on K/k. In the process we also examine short exact sequences of the Hopf algebras which act, whose exactness is directly tied to the descent theoretic description of these algebras.

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