The transfer in mod-p group cohomology between _p_p^n-1, _p^n-1_p and _p^n.

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Abstract: In this work we compute the induced transfer map: �ar au^ast: func{Im}(res^ast:H^ast(G) o H^ast(V)) o func{Im}(res^ast: H^ast (Sigma_{p^n}) o H^ast(V)) in funcmodp-cohomology. Here Sigmapn is the symmetric group acting on an n-dimensional mathbbFp vector space V, G=Sigmapn,p a p-Sylow subgroup, Sigmapn−1intSigmap, or SigmapintSigmapn−1. Some answers are given by natural invariants which are related to certain parabolic subgroups. We also compute a free module basis for certain rings of invariants over the classical Dickson algebra. This provides a computation of the image of the appropriate restriction map. Finally, if is the natural epimorphism, then we prove that in the ideal generated by the top Dickson algebra generator.


Let \(V\) be a \(n\)-dimensional \(\mathbb F_p\) vector space and \(\Sigma_{p^n}\) the permutations on \(V\). Let \(H\) be a subgroup of the finite group \(G\). Then the Weyl group \(W_G(H)\) acts on the group cohomology \(H^*(H)\) and the inclusion map \(H\hookrightarrow G\) induces the restriction map \((\text{res}^G_H)^*\colon H^*(G)\to H^*(H)^{W_G(H)}\). In this paper the author computes the induced transfer map: \[ \overline\tau^*\colon\text{Im}(\text{res}^*\colon H^*(G)\to H^*(V))\to\text{Im}(\text{res}^*\colon H^*(\Sigma_{p^n})\to H^*(V)) \] in \(\text{mod\,}p\)-cohomology. Here \(G=\Sigma_{p^n,p}\) a \(p\)-Sylow subgroup, \(\Sigma_{p^{n-1}}\wr\Sigma_p\), or \(\Sigma_p\wr\Sigma_{p^{n-1}}\) where \(\wr\) denotes the wreath product. Certain rings of invariants which are related to parabolic subgroups have been studied. The author also computes a free module basis for certain rings of invariants over the Dickson algebra \(\mathbb F_p[y_1,\dots,y_n]^{\text{GL}(n,\mathbb F_p)}\). The method strongly depends on the action of Steenrod algebra on the rings of invariants.











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