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I would like to ask if G is a group of order $p^4 (p\neq 2)$ as form $C_{p^3}\rtimes C_p$ (a semidirect product of cyclic group of order $p^3$ by a group of order $p$). Then can we obtain the first co-homology $H^1(C_p,C_{p^3} )$? Is there any upper bound on the order of $H^1(C_p, C_{p^3})$?

yours,

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    (If you want cohomology, you should put the index as an *upper* index lest the wrath of the Gods Of Notation fall upon thee)2012-09-04
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    Do you want the action on $C_p$ to be trivial? Do you want the cohomology of what group? You mention $G$ in the first sentence byt in the end you ask about the cohomology of $C_{p^3}$...2012-09-04
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    Are you sure you don't mean $H^1(C_p,C_{p^3})$, which would correspond to the conjugacy classes of complements in the semidirect product? If so, then the answer depends on the action of $C_p$ on $C_{p^3}$.2012-09-04
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    Your edit did not clarify what role the group G plays in your question.2012-09-05
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    G is a group of order $p^4$ and exponent $p^3$.2012-09-05
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    You have still not explained what is the connection between the group $G$ and your question about a cohomology group.2012-09-05

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