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Restriction-corestriction identity in group cohomology

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For a subgroup K≤G, restriction followed by corestriction acts on group cohomology as the sum over coset translates. For K trivial, inner automorphisms act trivially on cohomology, so this sum is multiplication by ∣G∣.

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