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Group cohomology problem
A group,G, contains a subgroup,Z, that is isomorphic to the integers.
Z is maximal in the sense that if for any g such that some power g^m is in Z then g is already in Z. Is it true that any cohomology class ,h, in H^1(G;Z/2) that pulls back to the generator of H^1(Z;Z/2) via the inclusion homomorphism has trivial self-cup products? i.e. is h cup h = 0 in H^2(G;Z/2)? |
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