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Let $G$ be a finite group, and $n$ an integer coprime to $|G|$. Then we have the following map, which is clearly not a morphism of groups in general: $$g\mapsto g^n.$$ This induces a linear automorphi …

Let $G$ be a finite group admitting an automorphism $\sigma$ of prime order $p$. Define the norm map $N:G\rightarrow G$ with respect to $\sigma$ by $N(g)= g\sigma(g)\sigma^2(g)\dotsb\sigma^{p-1}(g)$. …

$\newcommand{\Grp}{\mathrm{Grp}}$Consider the category of groups $\Grp$, and within it we have the solvable groups $S$. Then any group $G$ determines the functor from solvable groups: $$h_G:=\text{hom …

Let $G$ be a group, and consider the action of $G$ on itself by conjugation. If we think of $G$ as a one object category, then the conjugation action can be realised as automorphisms of this category, …

Let $G$ be a group, and for each ordered $n$ tuple $(g_1,...g_n)$ of elements of $G$, consider the function $f_n$ that outputs the number of permutations $\sigma\in S_n$ for which $g_{\sigma(1)}g_{\si …

In this question all groups are finite, and all spaces are nice (eg, simplicial sets). Given a $G$ space $X$, which we assume has finitely many nonzero cohomology groups, we can compute the trace of a …