0. Introduction 1 1. General properties of the cohomological dimension 2 2. Bockstein theory 6 3. Cohomological dimension of Cartesian product 10 4. Dimension type algebra 15 5. Realization theorem 19 6. Test spaces 24 7. Infinite-dimensional compacta of finite cohomological dimension 28 8. Resolution theorems 33 9. Resolutions preserving cohomological dimensions 41 10. Imbedding and approximat...

let $r$ be a commutative noetherian ring with non-zero identity and $fa$ an ideal of $r$. let $m$ be a finite $r$--module of finite projective dimension and $n$ an arbitrary finite $r$--module. we characterize the membership of the generalized local cohomology modules $lc^{i}_{fa}(m,n)$ in certain serre subcategories of the category of modules from upper bounds. we define and study the properti...

The aim of this paper is to obtain a criterion determining the strict cohomological dimension of a profinite group. The strict cohomological dimension of a profinite group G, written scdpG, is the smallest integer n such that the p-primary component of Hn+1(G,M) vanishes for all discrete G-modules M , where p is a prime number. There is also the notion of cohomological dimension of G, denoted b...

In this paper we construct, for any 1 m; n 1, a nitely presented monoid with left cohomological dimension m and right cohomological dimension n.

We study a profinite group G of finite cohomological dimension with (topologically) finitely generated closed normal subgroup N . If G is pro-p and N is either free as a pro-p group or a Poincaré group of dimension 2 or analytic pro-p, we show that G/N has virtually finite cohomological dimension cd(G) − cd(N). Some other cases when G/N has virtually finite cohomological dimension are considere...