The isomorphism problem for graded algebras and its application to mod-p cohomology rings of small p-groups.

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Abstract: The mod-p cohomology ring of a non-trivial finite p-group is an infinite dimensional, finitely presented graded unital algebra over the field with p elements, with generators in positive degrees. We describe an effective algorithm to test if two such algebras are graded isomorphic. As application, we determine all graded isomorphisms between the mod-p cohomology rings of all p-groups of order at most 100.


Let \(\mathbb F\) be a finite field and let \(A\) be a finitely presented graded unital \(\mathbb F\)-algebra with generators in positive degrees. Then, \(A\) is called a finitary \(\mathbb F\)-algebra.NEWLINENEWLINE In this paper the authors describe an effective algorithm to test if two finitary \(\mathbb F\)-algebras are graded isomorphic. As application the authors answer the following question: Given two non-isomorphic \(p\)-groups \(G\) and \(H\), under which circumstances are \(H^*(G;\mathbb F_p)\) and \(H^*(H;\mathbb F_p)\) isomorphic as graded \(\mathbb F_p\)-algebras?





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