Equivariant cohomology and depth
Abstract: Let $n \geq 1$ be an integer, let $V=(\mathbb{Z}/2\mathbb{Z}){n}$ 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 $H_{V}{*}(X, \mathbb{F}{2})$, is a finite type module over the modulo $2$ cohomology of the group $V$, denoted by $H{*}(V, \mathbb{F}{2})$. Let $dth_{H{}V}H_{V}{}(X, \mathbb{F}{2})$ be the depth of the finite type $H{*}(V, \mathbb{F}{2})$-module $H_{V}{*}(X, \mathbb{F}{2})$ relatively to the augmentation ideal, $\widetilde{H{*}}(V, \mathbb{F}{2})$, of $H*(V, \mathbb{F}{2})$. \medskip\ The aim of this paper is to prove the following result: \medskip\ {\bf Theorem}: For every subgroup $W$ of $V$, we have: $dth{H{}W}H_{W}{}(X, \mathbb{F}{2}) \leq dth{H{*}V} H_{V}{*}(X, \mathbb{F}_{2}) $.
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