
This article is devoted to the cohomology of extraspecial \(p\)-groups. The authors point out the following purposes of the article: to provide a coherent and simplified account of much of the work which has been done in this area; to explain the current state of knowledge; to demonstrate a few of the many techniques which can be used in the field. Occasionally repeating a known argument from the literature, the authors usually present improved or different versions of most proofs. In conclusion they prove a general result which in many ways sums up a lot of the philosophy of this work. Theorem 14.1: If \(1\to N\to G\to \overline{G}\to 1\) is a central extension with \(N\) cyclic of order \(p\), then the subvariety of the kernel of the inflation map in the maximal ideal spectrum of \(H^* (\overline{G},K)\) is the same as the subvariety of the ideal generated by the extension class in degree two and all of its images under all Steenrod operations.
spectral sequences, inflation map, Finite nilpotent groups, \(p\)-groups, Steenrod operations, cohomology, central extension, Cohomology of groups, extraspecial \(p\)-groups
spectral sequences, inflation map, Finite nilpotent groups, \(p\)-groups, Steenrod operations, cohomology, central extension, Cohomology of groups, extraspecial \(p\)-groups
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