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The First Orlicz Cohomology of General Discrete Groups

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We study the first Orlicz cohomology of general (not necessarily countable) discrete groups, based on the methods developed by Eastridge and other authors for p-cohomology and our previous study of Orlicz cohomology. Some conditions are given for the triviality of the first Φ-cohomology and reduced Φ-cohomology of a discrete group and for the coincidence of these spaces.

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Kopylov, Y.A. The First Orlicz Cohomology of General Discrete Groups. J Math Sci 281, 692–705 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10958-024-07144-7

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