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comment The simplest nontrivial (unstable) integral cohomology operation
@QiaochuYuan I suspect it's something like Jacobi identity. (Notice that the operation is $P(\alpha)=[\alpha,\beta]$ and $d\beta=[\alpha,\alpha]$, where $[-,-]$ is the supercommutator...)
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comment The simplest nontrivial (unstable) integral cohomology operation
(I'm upvoting this, but the question why this operation is nontrivial still remains...)
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comment The simplest nontrivial (unstable) integral cohomology operation
Oh, you're right. (What anti-commutativity actually implies is that the definition doesn't depend on choice of $\beta$.)
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comment The simplest nontrivial (unstable) integral cohomology operation
$\alpha\beta=-\beta\alpha$, so your operation seems to be zero, no?
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@Dominik see e.g. Wikipedia or section 3.3 of Hatcher's book
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The previous version of this answer contained serious mistake: it didn't take into account non-triviality of the action of $\pi_1$ on $\pi_2$.
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comment Riemann Zeta Function and Analytic Continuation
Related: mathoverflow.net/questions/13130/…