A note on the cup product for pro-$p$ groups

On the Exponent of Triple Tensor Product of p-Groups

The non-abelian tensor product of groups which has its origins in algebraic K-theory as well as inhomotopy theory, was introduced by Brown and Loday in 1987. Group theoretical aspects of non-abelian tensor products have been studied extensively. In particular, some studies focused on the relationship between the exponent of a group and exponent of its tensor square. On the other hand, com...

A Note on Pro-lie Groups

We give a short proof of the theorem that a closed subgroup of a countable product of second countable Lie groups is pro-Lie. The point of this note is to give a short and self-contained, modulo well known results, proof of a theorem of Hofmann and Morris [3] (see also [4, Theorem 3.35] and [5]) in the case of second countable groups. Another simple proof of the result of Hofmann and Morris was...

A Note on Absolute Central Automorphisms of Finite $p$-Groups

Let $G$ be a finite group. The automorphism $sigma$ of a group $G$ is said to be an absolute central automorphism, if for all $xin G$, $x^{-1}x^{sigma}in L(G)$, where $L(G)$ be the absolute centre of $G$. In this paper, we study  some properties of absolute central automorphisms of a given finite $p$-group.

A Note on Beauville p-Groups

We examine which p-groups of order ≤ p6 are Beauville. We completely classify them for groups of order ≤ p4. We also show that the proportion of 2-generated groups of order p5 which are Beauville tends to 1 as p tends to infinity; this is not true, however, for groups of order p6. For each prime p we determine the smallest non-abelian Beauville p-group.

Note on Cup-products