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FALSE: the zero H^2 class corresponds to the direct product only
Statement
The zero class in corresponds only to the direct-product extension .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The inversion action of on .
The zero-cocycle twisted product has multiplication and canonical normalized section (Twisted product extension from a two-cocycle).
The zero cocycle represents the zero element of (Second cohomology by factor sets).
An extension with a specified normalized section has the class of its factor set (An extension determines a well-defined H^2 class).
Refutation
For the inversion action of on , [F1] constructs the split semidirect product . Write for the identity and for the nontrivial involution of . With and , the semidirect-product law gives . Thus this extension's middle group is nonabelian, whereas the direct product is abelian. They are not isomorphic as groups, hence not equivalent as extensions.
The canonical section in [F1] has factor set zero, so [L1] assigns this extension the class by [F2]. Since step 1.1 shows it is not the direct product, the zero class is not confined to direct products. This explicit section needs no Choice premise.
Hence the statement is false.
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Sources
- Clara Loh, Group Cohomology, SS 2019 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Caroline Lassueur, Cohomology of Groups, SS 2021 (standard reference, not scraped)