The vanishing conjecture for free rational modules in locally finite extensions

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Let

1⟶T⟶G⟶Q⟶11\longrightarrow T\longrightarrow G\longrightarrow Q\longrightarrow 1

be a short exact sequence of countable groups, where TT is infinite, locally finite, and abelian, and QQ is virtually polycyclic with Hirsch length h(Q)=dh(Q)=d. A free rational GG-module is a free module over the group algebra QG\mathbb QG.

Vanishing conjecture. For every free QG\mathbb QG-module FF,

Hi(G,F)=0H^i(G,F)=0

for all i≤di\leq d.

This is presented as a consequence suggested by the uncountable case of the cohomological-dimension conjecture. The source places it among the technical problems and reductions surrounding cohomological dimension for elementary amenable groups; no resolution is supplied in the candidate span.

References

Primary source

M. R. Bridson and P. H. Kropholler, “Dimension of elementary amenable groups”, arXiv:1208.1084 (2013).

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