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Vanishing of H¹ of the pro-p class module for p-group quotients #

Let G be a profinite group with scd_p G ≤ 2 and let V be an open normal subgroup such that G ⧸ V is a finite p-group. Then H¹(G ⧸ V, V^ab(p)) = 0.

This is the degree-one half of the class-module axioms for V^ab(p) in the p-group case of NSW (3.6.4), (ii) ⇒ (iii), extending the prime-order case by the reduction of NSW (3.6.3) through a central subgroup of order p. It is the input for the corresponding statement about the class u_{G/V}(p) in H² for p-group quotients, and then for the Sylow reduction to arbitrary finite quotients G ⧸ V.

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For open normal subgroups V ≤ W of G with scd_p G ≤ 2, if H¹(G ⧸ W, W^ab(p)) and H¹(W ⧸ V, V^ab(p)) vanish, then so does H¹(G ⧸ V, V^ab(p)).

The class module of a finite p-group quotient has trivial H¹. For a profinite group G with scd_p G ≤ 2 and an open normal subgroup V whose quotient is a p-group, H¹(G ⧸ V, V^ab(p)) = 0. This is the degree-one part of NSW (3.6.4), (ii) ⇒ (iii), in the p-group case reduced to prime order as in NSW (3.6.3).