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Calculation of a K_2 group of an F_2 coefficients noncommutative group algebra

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In this paper, the K_2 group of F_2 coefficients group algebra of a noncommutative group with 8 elements(dihedral group D_4 ) is calculated,which is divided into three parts:The first part is the introduction of basic knowledge related to algebra K-theory, and a method of Magurn to calculate finite field coefficients noncommutative finite group algebra in reference [2]. In the second part, operation laws of Dennis-Stein symbols is introduced, and we combined it with the fact that F_2[D_4] is a local ring to determind the direct sum term of K_2(F_2[D_4]) can only be Z_2 or Z_4. In the third part, we continue to make use of the fact that F_2[D_4] is a local ring, and proved that the group D_1(F_2[D_4]) is an abelian group closely related to the group K_2(F_2[D_4]) through operating Dennis-Stein symbols. Then, we used group homology and the Kunneth formula of the finite abelian group version to calculate all cases of H_2(D_1(F_2[D_4]),Z) , and substituted the obtained results into the long exact sequence derived from the Hochschild-Serre spectral sequence for testing, and finally constructed the result: K_2(F_2[D_4])=Z_2..

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LiangYi Xiong, GuoPing Tang. 2022-01-04. Calculation of a K_2 group of an F_2 coefficients noncommutative group algebra. https://arxiv.org/abs/2201.00928

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