On the integral homology of PSL4(Z) and other arithmetic groups
Mathieu Dutour Sikiric, Graham Ellis, Achill Schuermann

TL;DR
This paper computes the integral homology of PSL4(Z) up to degree 5 and analyzes its p-part for higher degrees, also applying methods to other arithmetic groups like PGL3(Z[i]) and PGL3(Z[exp(2pi i/3)]).
Contribution
It provides explicit calculations of the integral homology for PSL4(Z) and extends the approach to other arithmetic groups, offering new insights into their homological properties.
Findings
Integral homology of PSL4(Z) in degrees ≤ 5 determined.
p-part of homology for primes p≥5 analyzed in higher degrees.
Homology descriptions for PGL3(Z[i]) and PGL3(Z[exp(2pi i/3)]) in degrees ≤ 5 provided.
Abstract
We determine the integral homology of PSL4(Z) in degrees at most 5 and determine its p-part in higher degrees for the primes p>=5. Our method applies to other arithmetic groups; as illustrations we include descriptions of the integral homology of PGL3(Z[i]) and PGL3(Z[\exp(2\pi{i}/3)]) in degrees at most 5.
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