Stable cohomology conjecture for finite p-groups

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Let GG be a finite pp-group, and let dd be its stable cohomological dimension, namely the largest degree in which stable cohomology of GG is nonzero.

Stable-cohomology top-degree conjecture. There exists a GG-module AA with trivial action such that

Hsd(G,A)≠0.H^d_{\mathrm{s}}(G,A)\neq 0.

This asserts that the stable cohomological dimension of every finite pp-group is attained using a trivial-coefficient module. The source provides no evidence of resolution, so the conjecture remains open.

References

Primary source

Fedor Bogomolov and Christian Böhning, “Essential dimension, stable cohomological dimension, and stable cohomology of finite Heisenberg groups”, arXiv:1405.1394 (2014).

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