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602 MATH (Homological Algebra) Assignment #8: Cohomology and Extension Theory of Groups Prof. Jonathan Rosenberg due Friday, April 27, 2007 1. Let p be a prime and let Fp denote the eld of p elements. Let Cp denote a cyclic group of order p, with trivial action on Fp . By last week s homework, H 2 (Cp ; Fp ) Fp . Explain how this fact and the classi cation of extensions = of Cp by Fp matches up with the classi cation theorem for groups of order p2 . (Recall all such groups are abelian!) 2. Show that H 2 (Cp Cp ; Fp ) has dimension 3 over Fp . By the K nneth u Theorem you are allowed to use this; see Exercise in 6.1.10(2) Weibel, page 166 this cohomology group can be identi ed with H 2 (Cp ; Fp ) H 0 (Cp ; Fp ) H 1 (Cp ; Fp ) H 1 (Cp ; Fp ) H 0 (Cp ; Fp ) H 2 (Cp ; Fp ) . 3. Use the result of (2) to classify central extensions of Cp Cp by Cp . Show there is a nonabelian such extension which can be realized as the Heisenberg group over Fp , the group of 3 3 matrices over Fp of the form 1xz 0 1 y . 001 4. When p = 2, there are two isomorphism classes of nonabelian groups of order 8, represented by the dihedral group and the quaternion group. Where do they t into this classi cation? 1
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