Exponent conjecture for finite p-groups

Let GG be a finite pp-group, where pp is prime. Exponent conjecture for finite pp-groups.

exp(H2(G,Z))pexp(G).\operatorname{exp}(H_2(G,\mathbb{Z})) \mid p\,\operatorname{exp}(G).

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Primary source

A. E. Antony and V. Z. Thomas, “On the Exponent Conjectures”, arXiv:2005.11513 (2020).

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