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On the homology groups of the Brauer complex for a triquadratic field extension

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The homology groups h1(l/k), h2(l/k), and h3(l/k) of the Brauer complex for a triquadratic field extension l=k(a,b,c) are studied. In particular, given D∈2 Br (k(a,b,c)/k), we find equivalent conditions for the image of D in h2(l/k) to be zero. We consider as well the second divided power operation γ2:2 Br (l/k)→H4(k,Z/2Z), and show that there are nonstandard elements with respect to γ2. Further, a natural transformation h2⊗h1→H3, which turns out to be nondegenerate on the left, is defined. As an application we construct a field extension F/k such that the cohomology group h1(F(a,b,c)/F) of the Brauer complex contains the images of prescribed elements of k∗, provided these elements satisfy a certain cohomological condition. At the final part of the paper examples of triquadratic extensions L/F with nontrivial h3(L/F) are given. As a consequence we show that the homology group h3(L/F) can be arbitrarily big.

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  • Alexander S. Sivatski, 2018. "On the homology groups of the Brauer complex for a triquadratic field extension," Mathematische Nachrichten, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 291(2-3), pages 518-538, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:bla:mathna:v:291:y:2018:i:2-3:p:518-538
    DOI: 10.1002/mana.201600022
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