Titlebook: Cohomology of Finite Groups; Alejandro Adem,R. James Milgram Book 2004Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Algebraic K-th

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Invariants and Cohomology of Groups,In this chapter we discuss the role of classical invariant theory in determining and analyzing the cohomology of finite groups.

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Alejandro Adem,R. James MilgramIncludes supplementary material:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-61328-3ebra and topology and has directly led to the creation of such important areas of mathematics as homological algebra and algebraic .-theory. It arose primarily in the 1920’s and 1930’s independently in number theory and topology. In topology the main focus was on the work of H. Hopf, but B. Eckmann,

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Naoto Kunitomo,Seisho Sato,Daisuke Kurisu and properties of classifying spaces are essential throughout the remainder of the text. The material in §2 on the Steenrod algebra is not needed in the rest of this chapter and is placed here only for continuity. It is used, however, in Chap. III, §3, and, from then on, more and more frequently th

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Treaties and Law-Making Powers,mental way. First developed by Borel and then by Quillen, this approach is the natural generalization of classical Smith Theory. After reviewing the basic constructions and a few examples, we will apply these techniques to certain complexes defined from subgroups of a group ., first introduced by K.

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Gabrielle Silver,Barbara Milrodion with the structure of cohomology operations. This arises through Steenrod’s definition of the .. power operations in terms of properties of certain elements in the groups H.(..;..). Indeed, the original calculation of .. (.. ; ..) by Nakaoka was motivated by this connection.

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