Congruence subgroups and twisted cohomology of SLn(F[t])
Kevin P. Knudson
Abstract
Let F be a field of characteristic zero and let V be an irreducible representation of SLn(F). In this paper, we compute the first cohomology of SLn(F[t]) with coefficients in V. It agrees with H1(SLn(F),V) if V is not the adjoint representation, while if V = Ad, the two groups differ by an F-vector space X. We show that if n=2, X is infinite dimensional, while if n>2, dim X = 1. We also study the abelianization of the kernel of the map SLn(F[t])-->SLn(F) given by setting t=0, where now F is any field. We conjecture that this abelianization is the adjoint representation sln(F) if n>2 and F is finite, and prove this in the case n=3, F=F2, F3.
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