Top dickson class and annihilators of cohomology over invariant rings

Abstract

Let Fq denote the finite field with q = pr elements. Let V be a finite dimensional vector space of dimension d over Fq and let G ⊂eq GL(V) be a group. Let R = Fq[V] = Sym(V*) and let S = RG. Let dd,0 be the top Dickson class, i.e., dd,0 = Π0≠ v ∈ V*v. Surprisingly (a power of) dd,0 annihilates many cohomological modules. (a) Let Hi(G, R) be the ith-group cohomology of R considered as a S-module. Set Ji = annS \ Hi(G, R). We show that dd,0 ∈ Ji for all i ≥ 1. (b) We also show that dd,0 ∈ annS \ HjS+(S) for all 0 ≤ j ≤ d - 1 (here HjS+(S) is the jth local cohomology of S with respect to S+). As an application we get that there exists a fixed power of dd,0 which works as a cohomological annihilator.

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