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arXiv · 1702.00721

The A-infinity Centre of the Yoneda Algebra and the Characteristic Action of Hochschild Cohomology on the Derived Category

Abstract

For A a dg (or A-infinity) algebra and M a module over A, we study the image of the characteristic morphism $χ_M: HH^*(A, A) \to Ext_A(M, M)$ and its interaction with the higher structure on the Yoneda algebra $Ext_A(M, M)$. To this end, we introduce and study a notion of A-infinity centre for minimal A-infinity algebras, agreeing with the usual centre in the case that there is no higher structure. We show that the image of $χ_M$ lands in the A-infinity centre of $Ext_A(M, M)$. When A is augmented over k, we show (under mild connectedness assumptions) that the morphism $χ_k: HH^*(A, A) \to Ext_A(k,k)$ into the Koszul dual algebra lands exactly onto the A-infinity centre, generalising the situation from the Koszul case established by Buchweitz, Green, Snashall and Solberg. We give techniques for computing A-infinity centres, hence for computing the image of the characteristic morphism, and provide worked-out examples. We further study applications to topology. In particular we relate the A-infinity centre of the Pontryagin algebra to a wrong way map coming from the homology of the free loop space, first studied by Chas and Sullivan.

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Benjamin Briggs, Vincent Gelinas. 2017-02-02. The A-infinity Centre of the Yoneda Algebra and the Characteristic Action of Hochschild Cohomology on the Derived Category. https://arxiv.org/abs/1702.00721

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