Stable cohomology conjecture for finite p-groups
Stable cohomology conjecture for finite p-groups
Let be a finite -group, and let be its stable cohomological dimension, namely the largest degree in which stable cohomology of is nonzero.
Stable-cohomology top-degree conjecture. There exists a -module with trivial action such that
This asserts that the stable cohomological dimension of every finite -group is attained using a trivial-coefficient module. The source provides no evidence of resolution, so the conjecture remains open.
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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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