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Tate cohomology

Summary

Tate cohomology joins the cohomology and the homology of a finite group GG into one sequence of groups H^n(G,M)\hat H^n(G, M) indexed by all integers nn. It agrees with ordinary cohomology in positive degrees and with homology in degrees at most −2-2. In the two middle degrees it is modified with the norm map. A short exact sequence of modules gives a long exact sequence infinite in both directions. Tate cohomology is a basic tool of class field theory and of Galois cohomology, and for cyclic groups it is periodic of period 22.

Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tate_cohomology_group
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