Homologies of inverse limits of groups
Abstract
Let Hn be the n-th group homology functor (with integer coeffcients) and let \Gi\ i ∈ N be any tower of groups such that all maps Gi+1 Gi are surjective. In this work we study kernel and cokernel of the following natural map: Hn( Gi) Hn(Gi) For n=1 Barnea and Shelah [BS] proved that this map is surjective and its kernel is a cotorsion group for any such tower \Gi\ i ∈ N. We show that for n=2 the kernel can be non-cotorsion group even in the case when all Gi are abelian and after it we study these kernels and cokernels for towers of abelian groups in more detail.
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