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(Torsion in) homology of free nilpotent groups

It is known that for free $k$-step nilpotent group on $r$ generators $N(r, k)$ its integral homology is torsion-free in degrees $\leq 3$ (obvious for 1 and 2, Igusa&Orr computations for 3). ...
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non-abelian tensor products of several groups

R. Brown and J-L. Loday had defined the tensor product of two arbitrary groups acting on each other. Let $G,H$ be groups with actions on each other on the right. each group act on itself by ...
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When are extensions of algebraically good groups algebraically good?

Let $G$ be a discrete group. The pro-algebraic completion of $G$ is a pro-algebraic group $G^{\mathrm{alg}}$ together with a morphism $s:G\to G^{\mathrm{alg}}$ which is initial among all morphisms ...
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Second homology of finitely presented group with free abelianisation

It is known that for a presented group $G=F/N$ we have $$H_2(G;\mathbb{Z}) \cong \frac{[F,F]\cap N}{[F,N]}.$$ In general, the right side seems to be difficult to calculate. I am in the special ...
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Cell structure on $B\mathbb{G}$ and the bar resolution of $\mathbb{G}$

Consider $\mathbb{G}$, which can be viewed as a group, as well as a 2-group. (For example, given a short exact sequence $$ 1 \to BG_2 \to \mathbb{G} \to G_1 \to 1 $$ and the fiber sequence: $$ B^2G_2 ...
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project limit on $n$- simplical complex which is principal homogeneous with respect to an action

The setting: Let G be compact locally $\Bbb{Q}_p$ analytic group. We fix a countable basis of open normal subgroups $G\supset G_1\supset ...G_r\supset...$ We suppose that we are given a system of ...
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Isomorphism of invariants and coinvariants over a field

Let $G$ be a finite group with normal subgroup $N$ acting on a vector space $V$ over a field $k$ in which the order of $N$ is invertible. Denote $H:=G/N$. The composite map $V^N \to V \to V_N$ and $\...
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