Brück–Santos Rego–Sroka vanishing conjecture for Euclidean Chevalley groups

Let O{\mathfrak{O}} be a Euclidean number ring and let G{\mathcal{G}} be a Chevalley–Demazure group scheme. Brück–Santos Rego–Sroka's conjecture.

Hvcd(G(O))i(G(O);Q)=0for i<rk(G).H^{\operatorname{vcd}({\mathcal{G}}({\mathfrak{O}}))-i}({\mathcal{G}}({\mathfrak{O}});\mathbb{Q})=0 \quad\text{for } i<\operatorname{rk}({\mathcal{G}}).

This conjecture extends known top-degree vanishing results for several Chevalley types over Euclidean number rings to a range of degrees below the virtual cohomological dimension. The source attributes it to Brück, Santos Rego, and Sroka and explains that non-vanishing results restrict such vanishing to principal ideal domains; the general conjecture remains unresolved.

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Benjamin Brück, “(Non-)Vanishing of high-dimensional group cohomology”, arXiv:2404.15026 (2025).

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