Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8904829 | Advances in Mathematics | 2018 | 56 Pages |
Abstract
The aim of this work is to construct a complex which through its higher structure directly controlls deformations of general prestacks, building on the work of Gerstenhaber and Schack for presheaves of algebras. In defining a Gerstenhaber-Schack complex CGS
- (A) for an arbitrary prestack A, we have to introduce a differential with an infinite sequence of components instead of just two as in the presheaf case. If AË denotes the Grothendieck construction of A, which is a U-graded category, we explicitly construct inverse quasi-isomorphisms F and G between CGS
- (A) and the Hochschild complex CU(AË), as well as a concrete homotopy T:FGâ¶1, which had not been obtained even in the presheaf case. As a consequence, by applying the Homotopy Transfer Theorem, one can transfer the dg Lie structure present on the Hochschild complex in order to obtain an Lâ-structure on CGS
- (A), which controlls the higher deformation theory of the prestack A. This answers the open problem about the higher structure on the Gerstenhaber-Schack complex at once in the general prestack case.
- (A) for an arbitrary prestack A, we have to introduce a differential with an infinite sequence of components instead of just two as in the presheaf case. If AË denotes the Grothendieck construction of A, which is a U-graded category, we explicitly construct inverse quasi-isomorphisms F and G between CGS
- (A) and the Hochschild complex CU(AË), as well as a concrete homotopy T:FGâ¶1, which had not been obtained even in the presheaf case. As a consequence, by applying the Homotopy Transfer Theorem, one can transfer the dg Lie structure present on the Hochschild complex in order to obtain an Lâ-structure on CGS
- (A), which controlls the higher deformation theory of the prestack A. This answers the open problem about the higher structure on the Gerstenhaber-Schack complex at once in the general prestack case.
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Authors
Hoang Dinh Van, Wendy Lowen,