Equivariant cohomology and depth

Abstract

Let n ≥ 1 be an integer, let V=(Z/2Z)n and let X be a V-CW-complex. If X is a finite CW-complexe, the equivariant modulo 2 cohomology of the V-CW-complexe X, denoted by HV*(X, F2), is a finite type module over the modulo 2 cohomology of the group V, denoted by H*(V, F2). Let dthH*VHV*(X, F2) be the depth of the finite type H*(V, F2)-module HV*(X, F2) relatively to the augmentation ideal, H*(V, F2), of H*(V, F2). \\ The aim of this paper is to prove the following result: \\ Theorem: For every subgroup W of V, we have: dthH*WHW*(X, F2) ≤ dthH*V HV*(X, F2) .

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