
On the basis of these results he conjectured in [9] that the groups Hr(G, OF) have the same order also in the case when G is not cyclic. In the present note, we shall show that the conjecture is false. We shall also demonstrate how the problem of determining Hr(G, OF) can be localized. In the end, we shall make some remarks concerning proofs of Theorems 1, 11 and III and give a generalization of Theorem I in the case where G is nilpotent.
ring of integers, algebraic number field, Galois cohomology, Algebraic numbers; rings of algebraic integers
ring of integers, algebraic number field, Galois cohomology, Algebraic numbers; rings of algebraic integers
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