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[Merged by Bors] - feat(GroupTheory): covering a group by cosets (Lemma of B. H. Neumann) #13047

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Lemma of B. H. Neumann on covering a group by finitely many cosets of subgroups.


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Used once. It is nice, but it doesn't belong here and we can do without it.
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Mathlib.GroupTheory.CosetCover 1062

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+ Finite.preimage'
+ Submodule.exists_finiteIndex_of_cover
+ Subspace.biUnion_ne_univ_of_ne_top
+ Subspace.exists_eq_top_of_biUnion_eq_univ
+ exists_finiteIndex_of_leftCoset_cover
+ exists_finiteIndex_of_leftCoset_cover_aux
+ exists_index_le_card_of_leftCoset_cover
+ exists_leftTransversal_of_FiniteIndex
+ finiteIndex_iInf
+ finiteIndex_iInf'
+ finiteIndex_of_leftCoset_cover_const
+ index_le_of_leftCoset_cover_const
+ instFiniteIndex_subgroupOf
+ leftCoset_cover_const_iff_surjOn
+ leftCoset_cover_filter_FiniteIndex
+ leftCoset_cover_filter_FiniteIndex_aux
+ one_le_sum_inv_index_of_leftCoset_cover
+ pairwiseDisjoint_leftCoset_cover_const_of_index_eq
+ pairwiseDisjoint_leftCoset_cover_of_sum_inv_index_eq_one
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Sorry, need to run after only a trivial comment.

@AntoineChambert-Loir AntoineChambert-Loir added the awaiting-review-DONT-USE Read the "Changes to the #queue" announcement on Zulip label Jul 9, 2024
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I have removed the awaiting-review label according to the decision explained here
https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/113486-announce/topic/Changes.20to.20the.20.23queue/near/450176907

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{s : Finset (Subspace k E)}

/- A vector space over an infinite field cannot be a finite union of proper subspaces. -/
theorem Subspace.biUnion_ne_univ_of_ne_top (hs : ∀ p ∈ s, p ≠ ⊤) :
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Can this be generalized to free module over some class of rings?

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It's false for Z² as a Z-module, by taking the pre images of the three mod-2 lines. Maybe if all residue fields are infinite...

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OK, it's complicated. It doesn't matter.

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It's a good question, obviously, and in some sense, Neumann's lemma gives some answers. If you have a finitely generated module, then every submodule is contained in a maximal one whose co-quotient is a residue field, hence is infinite if all residue fields are infinite.

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But I have to admit that my way of proving the case of vector spaces is not via Neumann's lemma but via polynomials (over an infinite field, a nonzero polynomial does not vanish identically).

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Thanks!

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Lemma of B. H. Neumann on covering a group by finitely many cosets of subgroups.



Co-authored-by: Richard Copley <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Junyan Xu <[email protected]>
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As usual something changed in mathlib, please merge master and fix the error. Thanks!

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Lemma of B. H. Neumann on covering a group by finitely many cosets of subgroups.



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