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Profinite Groups

Luis Ribes, Pavel Zalesskii

 

Verlag Springer-Verlag, 2010

ISBN 9783642016424 , 483 Seiten

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Preface to the Second Edition

6

Preface to the First Edition

7

Table of Contents

10

Inverse and Direct Limits

14

Inverse or Projective Limits

14

Direct or Inductive Limits

27

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

31

Profinite Groups

32

Pro- C Groups

32

Basic Properties of Pro- C Groups

41

Existence of Sections

42

Exactness of Inverse Limits of Profinite Groups

44

The Order of a Profinite Group and Sylow Subgroups

45

Generators

55

Finitely Generated Profinite Groups

57

Generators and Chains of Subgroups

60

Procyclic Groups

64

The Frattini Subgroup of a Profinite Group

65

Pontryagin Duality for Profinite Groups

71

Pullbacks and Pushouts

79

Profinite Groups as Galois Groups

81

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

85

Analytic Pro- p Groups

86

Number of Generators of a Group and of Its Profinite Completion

87

Free Profinite Groups

88

Profinite Topologies

88

The Pro- C Completion

91

The Completion Functor

94

Free Pro- C Groups

98

Free Pro- C Group on a Set Converging to 1

101

Maximal Pro- C Quotient Groups

109

Characterization of Free Pro- C Groups

111

Open Subgroups of Free Pro- C Groups

126

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

129

A Problem of Grothendieck on Completions

130

Some Special Profinite Groups

132

Powers of Elements with Exponents from Z

132

Subgroups of Finite Index in a Profinite Group

133

Profinite Abelian Groups

142

Automorphism Group of a Profinite Group

145

Automorphism Group of a Free Pro-p Group

150

Profinite Frobenius Groups

155

Torsion in the Profinite Completion of a Group

161

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

167

Profinite Torsion Groups

169

Normal Automorphisms

170

Discrete and Profinite Modules

172

Profinite Rings and Modules

172

Duality Between Discrete and Profinite Modules

178

Free Profinite Modules

179

G -modules and Complete Group Algebras

182

The Complete Group Algebra

183

Projective and Injective Modules

185

Complete Tensor Products

190

Profinite G -spaces

193

Free Profinite [-[R G]-]-modules

202

Diagonal Actions

203

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

206

The Magnus Algebra and Free Pro- p Groups

206

Homology and Cohomology of Profinite Groups

208

Review of Homological Algebra

208

Right and Left Derived Functors

212

Bifunctors

213

The Ext Functors

214

The Tor Functors

215

Cohomology with Coefficients in DMod([-[R G]-])

216

Standard Resolutions

218

The Homogeneous Bar Resolution

218

The Inhomogeneous Bar Resolution

219

Homology with Coefficients in PMod([-[R G]-])

221

Cohomology Groups with Coefficients in DMod(G)

225

The Functorial Behavior of Hn(G,A) and Hn(G,A)

227

The Inflation Map

228

Hn(G,A) as Derived Functors on DMod(G)

233

Special Mappings

237

The Restriction Map in Cohomology

237

The Corestriction Map in Cohomology

238

The Corestriction Map in Homology

242

The Restriction Map in Homology

242

Homology and Cohomology Groups in Low Dimensions

244

H2(G,A) and Extensions of Profinite Groups

246

Extensions of Profinite Groups with Abelian Kernel

251

Induced and Coinduced Modules

255

The Induced Module IndGH(B) for H Open

260

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

262

Cohomological Dimension

264

Basic Properties of Dimension

264

The Lyndon-Hochschild-Serre Spectral Sequence

269

Cohomological Dimension of Subgroups

274

Cohomological Dimension of Normal Subgroups and Quotients

279

Groups G with cd p(G) <=1

281

Projective Profinite Groups

284

Free Pro- p Groups and Cohomological Dimension

288

Generators and Relators for Pro- p Groups

291

Cup Products

295

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

301

Pro- p Groups G with one Defining Relator

303

Poincaré Groups

303

Normal Subgroups of Free Pro-C Groups

305

Normal Subgroup Generated by a Subset of a Basis

306

The S-rank

308

Accessible Subgroups

314

Accessible Subgroups H with w0(F/H)

318

Homogeneous Pro-C Groups

325

Normal Subgroups

338

Proper Open Subgroups of Normal Subgroups

347

The Congruence Kernel of SL2(Z)

352

Sufficient Conditions for Freeness

353

Characteristic Subgroups of Free Pro-C Groups

360

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

363

Free Constructions of Profinite Groups

364

Free Pro-C Products

364

Amalgamated Free Pro-C Products

378

Cohomological Characterizations of Amalgamated Products

385

Pro-C HNN-extensions

393

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

399

Open Questions

404

Spectral Sequences

407

Spectral Sequences

407

Positive Spectral Sequences

409

The Base Terms

410

The Fiber Terms

410

Spectral Sequence of a Filtered Complex

412

Spectral Sequences of a Double Complex

415

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

416

A Different Characterization of Free Profinite Groups

417

Free vs Projective Profinite Groups

417

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

418

Presentations of Profinite Groups

419

Presentations

419

Relation Modules

422

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

426

Wreath Products and Some Subgroup Theorems

428

Permutational Wreath Products

428

The Nielsen-Schreier Theorem for Free Pro-C Groups

432

The Kurosh Subgroup Theorem for Profinite Groups

434

Kurosh Systems

437

Subgroups of Projective Groups

441

Quasifree Profinite Groups

443

Notes, Comments and Further Reading

447

Bibliography

448

Index of Symbols

459

Index of Authors

462

Index of Terms

465