Linckelmann's nonvanishing conjecture for Hochschild cohomology of blocks

Let GG be a finite group, let kk be a field whose characteristic divides the order of GG, and let BB be a block of the group algebra kGkG with defect group PP. Linckelmann's conjecture. If PP is nontrivial, then

HH1(B,B)0.\mathrm{HH}^1(B,B)\neq 0.

The claim is a block-wise analogue of the nonvanishing of outer derivations for finite group algebras. The paper describes it as a conjecture posed by Linckelmann; its status is not resolved in the supplied context.

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Benjamin Briggs and Lleonard Rubio y Degrassi, “Outer derivations on blocks of group algebras”, arXiv:2601.09602 (2026).

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