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For \\(p,q\\in [1,\\infty]\\), \\(W_{p,q}^j(M,\\sigma_j,\\sigma_{j+1})=\\{\\omega\\in L_p^j(M,\\sigma_j)|d\\omega\\in L_q^{j+1}(M,\\sigma_{j+1})\\}\\). This space is endowed with the norm \\[ \\|\\omega\\|_{W_{p,q}^j(M,\\sigma_j,\\sigma_{j+1})}= \\|\\omega\\|_{L^j_p(M,\\sigma_j)}+\\|d\\omega\\|_{L_q^{j+1}(M,\\sigma_{j+1})}. \\] Let \\(D^j(M)=C^{\\infty,j}_0(M)\\) denote the space of smooth forms of degree \\(j\\) on \\(M\\) having compact support contained in \\(In M\\), and let \\(V^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_j,\\sigma_{j+1})\\) be the closure of \\(D^j(M)\\) in the norm of \\(W^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_j,\\sigma_{j+1})\\). Given an arbitrary subset \\(A\\subset M\\), let \\(W^j_{p,q}(M,A,\\sigma_j,\\sigma_{j+1})\\) be the closure in \\(W^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_j,\\sigma_{j+1})\\) of the subspace spanned by all forms \\(\\omega \\in W^j_{p,q}(M,A,\\sigma_j,\\sigma_{j+1})\\) vanishing on some neighborhood of \\(A\\) (depending on \\(\\omega\\)). Let \\(Z^j_q(M,\\sigma_j)\\) be the subspace in \\(L^j_q(M,\\sigma_j)\\) that consists of all forms \\(\\omega\\) such that \\(d\\omega=0\\), and let \\(B^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)=\\{\\theta\\in L^j_q(M,\\sigma_j)|\\theta=d\\psi\\) for some \\(\\psi\\in L^{j-1}_p(M,\\sigma_{j-1})\\}\\). The spaces \\(H^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)=Z^j_q(M,\\sigma_j)/ B^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)\\) and \\(\\overline{H}^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)= Z^j_q(M,\\sigma_j)/\\overline{B}^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)\\), where \\(\\overline{B}^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)\\) is the closure of \\(B^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)\\) in \\(L^j_q(M,\\sigma_j)\\), form the \\(j\\)th \\(L_{p,q}\\)-cohomology and the \\(j\\)th reduced \\(L_{p,q}\\)-cohomology of the Riemannian manifold \\(M\\) with weights \\(\\sigma_{j-1}\\) and \\(\\sigma_j\\), respectively. The quotient space \\(T^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)=\\overline{B}^j_{p,q} (M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)/B^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)\\) is called \\(L_{p,q}\\)-torsion of \\(M\\) with the given weights. This space is isomorphic to the closure of the zero element in \\(H^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)\\). Moreover, \\(T^j_{p,q}(M,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)=0\\) if and only if the exterior differential is a normally solvable operator from \\(L^{j-1}_p(M,\\sigma_{j-1})\\) into \\(L^j_q(M,\\sigma_j)\\). Given a subset \\(A\\subset M\\), the relative \\(L_{p,q}\\)-cohomology spaces \\(H^j_{p,q}(M,A,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)\\) and \\(\\overline{H}^j_{p,q}(M,A,\\sigma_{j-1},\\sigma_j)\\) are defined likewise. The spaces \\(W_{p,q}\\) and \\(L_{p,q}\\)-cohomology were introduced in the early 1980's by \\textit{V. M. Gol'dshtein, V. I. Kuz'minov} and \\textit{I. A. Shvedov} [Sib. Mat. Zh. 23, No.~2, 16--30 (1982; Zbl 0522.58001); Sib. Mat. Zh. 23, No.~5, 63--79 (1982; Zbl 0522.58002); Sib. Mat. Zh. 24, No.~5, 31--42 (1983; Zbl 0547.58003)], who obtained many results concerning \\(W_{p,q}\\)-forms and especially \\(L_p\\)-cohomology. The author is himself one of the authors who have previously studied this subject [Arch. Math. 89, No. 1, 87--96 (2007; Zbl 1130.58003)]. In the present paper, the author, following other recent articles of \\textit{V. M. Gol'dshtein, V. I. Kuz'minov} and \\textit{I. A. Shvedov} [Sib. Mat. Zh. 31, No.~5, 10--23 (1990; Zbl 0722.53034); Sib. Mat. Zh. 31, No.~6, 55--63 (1990; Zbl 0732.53029)], looks for conditions for the nontriviality of the \\(L_{p,q}\\)-cohomology and \\(L_{p,q}\\)-torsion of warped cylinders, a class of warped products of Riemannian manifolds (and, in particular, the \\(L_{p,q}\\)-torsion of a surface of revolution in Euclidean space). (Here a warped product \\(X\\times_f Y\\) of two Riemannian manifolds \\((X,g_X)\\) and \\((Y,g_Y)\\) with warping function \\(f:X\\rightarrow \\mathbb R_+\\) is the product manifold \\(X\\times Y\\) endowed with the metric \\(g_X+f^2(x)g_Y\\). If \\(X=[a,b[\\) is a half-interval on the real line, then \\(X\\times_f Y\\) is called a warped cylinder). From among results of the paper we mention the following two theorems. Theorem 1. If \\(v_0\\) and \\(v_1\\) are positive continuous function on \\([a,b[\\) and \\(1