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arXiv · 1706.02945

(Non-)formality of the extended Swiss Cheese operads

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We study two colored operads of configurations of little $n$-disks in a unit $n$-disk, with the centers of the small disks of one color restricted to an $m$-plane, $m<n$. We compute the rational homotopy type of these \emph{extended Swiss Cheese operads} and show how they are connected to the rational homotopy types of the inclusion maps from the little $m$-disks to the little $n$-disks operad.

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Thomas Willwacher. 2020-02-27. (Non-)formality of the extended Swiss Cheese operads. https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.02945

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