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Variations of Demushkin Groups that are not Absolute Galois Groups

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We construct two families of examples of pro-p groups, with rather elementary presentations, that do not complete into 1-cyclotomic oriented pro-p groups. These provide brand new examples of pro-p groups that do not occur as maximal pro-p Galois groups of fields containing a root of unity of order p - and thus, as absolute Galois groups. Moreover, we show that these pro-p groups may not be ruled out as maximal pro-p Galois groups employing other cohomological properties that are known to hold for all maximal pro-p Galois groups, such as the triple Massey vanishing property, or the quadraticity of Fp-cohomology.

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Simone Blumer, Claudio Quadrelli. 2026-03-16. Variations of Demushkin Groups that are not Absolute Galois Groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.15464

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