In this paper, we consider Leibniz algebras with derivations. A pair consisting of a Leibniz algebra and a distinguished derivation is called a LeibDer pair. We define a cohomology theory for LeibDer pair with coefficients in a representation. We study central extensions of a LeibDer pair. In the next, we generalize the formal deformation theory to LeibDer pairs in which we deform both the Leibniz

Simons and Sullivan constructed a model of differential K-theory, and showed that the differential K-theory functor fits into a hexagon diagram. They asked whether, like the case of differential characters, this hexagon diagram uniquely determines the differential K-theory functor. This article provides a partial affirmative answer to their question: For any fixed compact manifold, the differential

In this paper we study N-differential graded categories and their derived categories. First, we introduce modules over an N-differential graded category. Then we show that they form a Frobenius category and that its homotopy category is triangulated. Second, we study the properties of its derived category and give triangle equivalences of Morita type between derived categories of N-differential graded

We use derived localization of the bar and nerve constructions to provide simple proofs of a number of results in algebraic topology, both known and new. This includes a recent generalization of Adams’s cobar-construction to the non-simply connected case, and a new algebraic model for the homotopy theory of connected topological spaces as an \(\infty \)-category of discrete monoids.

We introduce the notion of cumulants as applied to linear maps between associative (or commutative) algebras that are not compatible with the algebraic product structure. These cumulants have a close relationship with \(A_{\infty }\) and \(C_{\infty }\) morphisms, which are the classical homotopical tools for analyzing deformations of algebraically compatible linear maps. We look at these two different

In the Lagrangian approach to 2-dimensional sigma models, B-fields and D-branes contribute topological terms to the action of worldsheets of both open and closed strings. We show that these terms naturally fit into a 2-dimensional, smooth open-closed functorial field theory (FFT) in the sense of Atiyah, Segal, and Stolz–Teichner. We give a detailed construction of this smooth FFT, based on the definition

We examine the relation between the gauge groups of \(\mathrm {SU}(n)\)- and \(\mathrm {PU}(n)\)-bundles over \(S^{2i}\), with \(2\le i\le n\), particularly when n is a prime. As special cases, for \(\mathrm {PU}(5)\)-bundles over \(S^4\), we show that there is a rational or p-local equivalence \(\mathcal {G}_{2,k}\simeq _{(p)}\mathcal {G}_{2,l}\) for any prime p if, and only if, \((120,k)=(120,l)\)

In the 1980’s, Ravenel introduced sequences of spectra X(n) and T(n) which played an important role in the proof of the Nilpotence Theorem of Devinatz–Hopkins–Smith. In the present paper, we solve the homotopy limit problem for topological Hochschild homology of X(n), which is a generalized version of the Segal Conjecture for the cyclic groups of prime order. This result is the first step towards computing

The purpose of this article is to record the computation of the homotopy groups of 3-local \(\mathrm {tmf}\) via the Adams spectral sequence.

We introduce a notion of c-group, which is a group up to congruence relation and consider the corresponding category. Extensions, actions and crossed modules (c-crossed modules) are defined in this category and the semi-direct product is constructed. We prove that each categorical group gives rise to a c-group and to a c-crossed module, which is a connected, special and strict c-crossed module in the

In a previous paper we showed that, under some assumptions, the relative K-group in the Burns–Flach formulation of the equivariant Tamagawa number conjecture (ETNC) is canonically isomorphic to a K-group of locally compact equivariant modules. Our approach as well as the standard one both involve presentations: One due to Bass–Swan, applied to categories of finitely generated projective modules; and

We show that any homotopy Gerstenhaber algebra is naturally a strongly homotopy commutative (shc) algebra in the sense of Stasheff–Halperin with a homotopy associative structure map. In the presence of certain additional operations corresponding to a \(\mathbin {\cup _1}\)-product on the bar construction, the structure map becomes homotopy commutative, so that one obtains an shc algebra in the sense

We introduce a notion of categorical homotopic distance between functors by adapting the notion of homotopic distance in topological spaces, recently defined by the authors, to the context of small categories. Moreover, this notion generalizes the work on categorical LS-category of small categories by Tanaka.

We introduce a notion of oriented dialgebra and develop a cohomology theory for oriented dialgebras by mixing the standard chain complexes computing group cohomology and associative dialgebra cohomology. We also introduce a formal deformation theory for oriented dialgebras and show that cohomology of oriented dialgebras controls such deformations.

We provide a general definition of Toda brackets in a pointed model category, show how they serve as obstructions to rectification, and explain their relation to the classical stable operations.

The goal of the paper is to define Hochschild and cyclic homology for bornological coarse spaces, i.e., lax symmetric monoidal functors \({{\,\mathrm{\mathcal {X}HH}\,}}_{}^G\) and \({{\,\mathrm{\mathcal {X}HC}\,}}_{}^G\) from the category \(G\mathbf {BornCoarse}\) of equivariant bornological coarse spaces to the cocomplete stable \(\infty \)-category \(\mathbf {Ch}_\infty \) of chain complexes reminiscent

In a 2012 note in Comptes Rendus Mathématique, the author did try to answer a question of Jean-Pierre Serre; it has recently been announced that the scope of that answer needs an adjustment, and the details of this adjustment are given in the present paper. The original question is the following. Consider the ring of integers \(\mathcal {O}\) in an imaginary quadratic number field, and the Borel–Serre

The purpose of this paper is to develop a theory of \((\infty , 1)\)-stacks, in the sense of Hirschowitz–Simpson’s ‘Descent Pour Les n–Champs’, using the language of quasi-category theory and the author’s local Joyal model structure. The main result is a characterization of \((\infty , 1)\)-stacks in terms of mapping space presheaves. An important special case of this theorem gives a sufficient condition

In this paper we introduce concepts of higher equivariant and invariant topological complexities and study their properties. Then we compare them with equivariant LS-category. We give lower and upper bounds for these new invariants. We compute some of these invariants for moment angle complexes.

Let A be a finite abelian p-group of rank at least 2. We show that \(E^0(BA)/I_{tr}\), the quotient of the Morava E-cohomology of A by the ideal generated by the image of the transfers along all proper subgroups, contains p-torsion. The proof makes use of transchromatic character theory.

Let X be a simply connected space with finite-dimensional rational homotopy groups. Let \(p_\infty :UE \rightarrow B\mathrm {aut}_1(X)\) be the universal fibration of simply connected spaces with fibre X. We give a DG Lie algebra model for the evaluation map \( \omega :\mathrm {aut}_1(B\mathrm {aut}_1(X_\mathbb {Q})) \rightarrow B\mathrm {aut}_1(X_\mathbb {Q})\) expressed in terms of derivations of

We consider the décalage construction \({{\,\mathrm{Dec}\,}}\) and its right adjoint \(T\). These functors are induced on the category of simplicial objects valued in any bicomplete category \({\mathcal {C}}\) by the ordinal sum. We identify \(T{{\,\mathrm{Dec}\,}}X\) with the path object \(X^{\Delta [1]}\) for any simplicial object X. We then use this formula to produce an explicit retracting homotopy

We prove that in formal dimension \(\le 20\) the Hilali conjecture holds, i.e. that the total dimension of the rational homology bounds from above the total dimension of the rational homotopy for a simply connected rationally elliptic space.

Manifold calculus is a form of functor calculus that analyzes contravariant functors from some categories of manifolds to topological spaces by providing analytic approximations to them. In this paper, using the technique of the h-principle, we show that for a symplectic manifold N, the analytic approximation to the Lagrangian embeddings functor \(\mathrm {Emb}_{\mathrm {Lag}}(-,N)\) is the totally

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K. Borsuk in 1979, at the Topological Conference in Moscow, introduced the concept of capacity and depth of a compactum. In this paper we compute the capacity and depth of compact surfaces. We show that the capacity and depth of every compact orientable surface of genus \(g\ge 0\) is equal to \(g+2\). Also, we prove that the capacity and depth of a compact non-orientable surface of genus \(g>0\) is

The functor that takes a ring to its category of modules has an adjoint if one remembers the forgetful functor to abelian groups: the endomorphism ring of linear natural transformations. This uses the self-enrichment of the category of abelian groups. If one considers enrichments into symmetric sequences or even bisymmetric sequences, one can produce an endomorphism operad or an endomorphism properad

We prove that the cyclic homology of a saturated \(A_\infty \) category admits the structure of a ‘polarized variation of Hodge structures’, building heavily on the work of many authors: the main point of the paper is to present complete proofs, and also explicit formulae for all of the relevant structures. This forms part of a project of Ganatra, Perutz and the author, to prove that homological mirror

We consider two families of spaces, X: the closed orientable Riemann surfaces of genus \(g>0\) and the classifying spaces of right-angled Artin groups. In both cases we compare the depth of the fundamental group with the depth of an associated Lie algebra, L, that can be determined by the minimal Sullivan algebra. For these spaces we prove that$$\begin{aligned} \text{ depth } \,{\mathbb {Q}}[\pi _1(X)]

We define twisted composition products of symmetric sequences via classifying morphisms rather than twisting cochains. Our approach allows us to establish an adjunction that simultaneously generalizes a classic one for algebras and coalgebras, and the bar-cobar adjunction for quadratic operads. The comonad associated to this adjunction turns out to be, in several cases, a standard Koszul construction

Lie algebras and groups equipped with a multiplication \(\mu \) satisfying some compatibility properties are studied. These structures are called symmetric Lie \(\mu \)-algebras and symmetric \(\mu \)-groups respectively. An equivalence of categories between symmetric Lie \(\mu \)-algebras and symmetric Leibniz algebras is established when 2 is invertible in the base ring. The second main result of

By careful analysis of the embedding of a simplicial set into its image under Kan’s \(\mathop {\mathop {\mathsf {Ex}}^\infty }\) functor we obtain a new and combinatorial proof that it is a weak homotopy equivalence. Moreover, we obtain a presentation of it as a strong anodyne extension. From this description we can quickly deduce some basic facts about \(\mathop {\mathop {\mathsf {Ex}}^\infty }\)

There is an error in the proof of Theorem 2.16 of Ref. 2. It occured at the end of the second-to-last paragraph of the proof.

We prove that the parallel transport of a flat \(n-1\)-gerbe on any given target space gives rise to an n-dimensional extended homotopy quantum field theory. In case the target space is the classifying space of a finite group, we provide explicit formulae for this homotopy quantum field theory in terms of transgression. Moreover, we use the geometric theory of orbifolds to give a dimension-independent

An \(A_n\)-algebra \(A= (A,m_1, m_2, \ldots , m_n)\) is a special kind of \(A_\infty \)-algebra satisfying the \(A_\infty \)-relations involving just the \(m_i\) listed. We consider obstructions to extending an \(A_{n-1}\) algebra to an \(A_n\)-algebra. We enhance the known techniques by extending the Bousfield–Kan spectral sequence to apply to the homotopy groups of the space of minimal (i.e. \(m_1=0)\)\(A_\infty

In this paper we study the mod 2 cohomology ring of the Grasmannian \(\widetilde{G}_{n,3}\) of oriented 3-planes in \({\mathbb {R}}^n\). We determine the degrees of the indecomposable elements in the cohomology ring. We also obtain an almost complete description of the cohomology ring. This description allows us to provide lower and upper bounds on the cup length of \(\widetilde{G}_{n,3}\). As another

Motivated by the theory of representability classes by submanifolds, we study the rational homotopy theory of Thom spaces of vector bundles. We first give a Thom isomorphism at the level of rational homotopy, extending work of Félix-Oprea-Tanré by removing hypothesis of nilpotency of the base and orientability of the bundle. Then, we use the theory of weight decompositions in rational homotopy to give

Let G be discrete group and \(\mathcal F\) be a collection of subgroups of G. We show that there exists a left induced model structure on the category of right G-simplicial sets, in which the weak equivalences and cofibrations are the maps that induce weak equivalences and cofibrations on H-orbits for all H in \(\mathcal F\). This gives a model categorical criterion for maps that induce weak equivalences

Given a fusion system \({\mathcal {F}}\) defined on a p-group S, there exist infinite group models, constructed by Leary and Stancu, and Robinson, that realize \({\mathcal {F}}\). We study these models when \({\mathcal {F}}\) is a fusion system of a finite group G and prove a theorem which relates the cohomology of an infinite group model \(\pi \) to the cohomology of the group G. We show that for

Infinitary operations, such as products indexed by countably infinite linear orders, arise naturally in the context of fundamental groups and groupoids. Despite the fact that the usual binary operation of the fundamental group determines the operation of the fundamental groupoid, we show that, for a locally path-connected metric space, the well-definedness of countable dense products in the fundamental

We formulate the concept of minimal fibration in the context of fibrations in the model category \({\mathbf {S}}^{\mathcal {C}}\) of \({\mathcal {C}}\)-diagrams of simplicial sets, for a small index category \({\mathcal {C}}\). When \({\mathcal {C}}\) is an EI-category satisfying some mild finiteness restrictions, we show that every fibration of \({\mathcal {C}}\)-diagrams admits a well-behaved minimal

We exploit the equivalence between t-structures and normal torsion theories on a stable \(\infty \)-category to show how a few classical topics in the theory of triangulated categories, i.e., the characterization of bounded t-structures in terms of their hearts, their associated cohomology functors, semiorthogonal decompositions, and the theory of tiltings, as well as the more recent notion of Bridgeland’s

We define a comonad cohomology of track categories, and show that it is related via a long exact sequence to the corresponding \(({\mathcal {S}}\!,\!\mathcal {O})\)-cohomology. Under mild hypotheses, the comonad cohomology coincides, up to reindexing, with the \(({\mathcal {S}}\!,\!\mathcal {O})\)-cohomology, yielding an algebraic description of the latter. We also specialize to the case where the

We use equivariant surgery to classify all involutions on closed surfaces, up to isomorphism. Work on this problem is classical, dating back to the nineteenth century, with a complete classification finally appearing in the 1990s. In this paper we give a different approach to the classification, using techniques that are more accessible to algebraic topologists as well as a new invariant (which we

We introduce twisted matrix factorizations for quantum complete intersections of codimension two. For such an algebra, we show that in a given dimension, almost all the indecomposable modules with bounded minimal projective resolutions correspond to such factorizations.

In the first part of this paper, we propose a uniform interpretation of characteristic classes as obstructions to the reduction of the structure group and to the existence of an equivariant extension of a certain homomorphism defined a priori only on a single fiber of the bundle. Afterwards, we define a family of invariants of principal bundles that detect the number of group reductions that a principal

Let M be an orientable, simply-connected, closed, non-spin 4-manifold and let \({\mathcal {G}}_k(M)\) be the gauge group of the principal G-bundle over M with second Chern class \(k\in {\mathbb {Z}}\). It is known that the homotopy type of \({\mathcal {G}}_k(M)\) is determined by the homotopy type of \({\mathcal {G}}_k({\mathbb {C}}{\mathbb {P}}^2)\). In this paper we investigate properties of \({\mathcal

We discuss two categorical characterizations of the class of acyclic maps between spaces. The first one is in terms of the higher categorical notion of an epimorphism. The second one employs the notion of a balanced map, that is, a map whose homotopy pullbacks along \(\pi _0\)-surjective maps define also homotopy pushouts. We also identify the modality in the homotopy theory of spaces that is defined

Tate cohomology (as well as Borel homology and cohomology) of connective K-theory for \(G=({\mathbb {Z}}/2)^n\) was completely calculated by Bruner and Greenlees (The connective K-theory of finite groups, 2003). In this note, we essentially redo the calculation by a different, more elementary method, and we extend it to \(p>2\) prime. We also identify the resulting spectra, which are products of Eilenberg–Mac

The main goal of this paper is to define an invariant \(mc_{\infty }(f)\) of homotopy classes of maps \(f:X \rightarrow Y_{\mathbb {Q}}\), from a finite CW-complex X to a rational space \(Y_{\mathbb {Q}}\). We prove that this invariant is complete, i.e. \(mc_{\infty }(f)=mc_{\infty }(g)\) if and only if f and g are homotopic. To construct this invariant we also construct a homotopy Lie algebra structure

We take a direct approach to computing the orbits for the action of the automorphism group \(\mathbb {G}_2\) of the Honda formal group law of height 2 on the associated Lubin–Tate rings \(R_2\). We prove that \((R_2/p)_{\mathbb {G}_2} \cong \mathbb {F}_p\). The result is new for \(p=2\) and \(p=3\). For primes \(p\ge 5\), the result is a consequence of computations of Shimomura and Yabe and has been

Voevodsky defined a motivic spectrum representing algebraic K-theory, and Panin, Pimenov, and Röndigs described its ring structure up to homotopy. We construct a motivic symmetric spectrum with a strict ring structure. Then we show that these spectra are stably equivalent and that their ring structures are compatible up to homotopy.

We introduce and study a homology theory of crossed modules with coefficients in an abelian crossed module. We discuss the basic properties of these new homology groups and give some applications. We then restrict our attention to the case of integral coefficients. In this case we regain the homology of crossed modules originally defined by Baues and further developed by Ellis. We show that it is an

In this paper, we study the extent to which Bousfield and finite localizations relative to a thick subcategory of equivariant finite spectra preserve various kinds of highly structured multiplications. Along the way, we describe some basic, useful results for analyzing categories of acyclics in equivariant spectra, and we show that Bousfield localization with respect to an ordinary spectrum (viewed

In this article, we consider the Dickson-Siegel-Eichler-Roy (DSER) elementary orthogonal subgroup of the orthogonal group of a non-degenerate quadratic space with a hyperbolic summand over a commutative ring, introduced by Roy. We prove a set of commutator relations among the elementary generators of the DSER elementary orthogonal group. As an application, we prove that this group is perfect and an

We show that the homotopy groups of a connective \(\mathbb {E}_k\)-ring spectrum with an \(\mathbb {E}_k\)-cell attached along a class \(\alpha \) in degree n are isomorphic to the homotopy groups of the cofiber of the self-map associated to \(\alpha \) through degree 2n. Using this, we prove that the \(2n-1\)st homotopy groups of Ravenel’s X(n) spectra are cyclic for all n. This further implies that

We give a new proof of the classical Dold–Thom theorem using factorization homology. Our method is direct and conceptual, avoiding the Eilenberg–Steenrod axioms entirely in favor of a more general geometric argument.

Let G be a reductive group over a commutative ring R. We say that G has isotropic rank \(\ge n\), if every normal semisimple reductive R-subgroup of G contains \(({{\mathrm{{{\mathbf {G}}}_m}}}_{,R})^n\). We prove that if G has isotropic rank \(\ge 1\) and R is a regular domain containing an infinite field k, then for any discrete Hodge algebra \(A=R[x_1,\ldots ,x_n]/I\) over R, the map \(H^1_{\mathrm

We revisit and improve Alex Heller’s results on the stabilization of derivators in Heller (J Pure Appl Algebra 115(2):113–130, 1997), recovering his results entirely. Along the way we give some details of the localization theory of derivators and prove some new results in that vein.

Define a \(\mathcal V^{(d)}\)-algebra as an associative algebra with a symmetric and invariant co-inner product of degree d. Here, we consider \(\mathcal V^{(d)}\) as a dioperad which includes operations with zero inputs. We show that the quadratic dual of \(\mathcal V^{(d)}\) is \((\mathcal V^{(d)})^!=\mathcal V^{(-d)}\) and prove that \(\mathcal V^{(d)}\) is Koszul. We also show that the corresponding