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arXiv · 2110.14791

The orbifold Hochschild product for Fermat hypersurface

Abstract

Let $G$ be an abelian group acting on a smooth algebraic variety $X$. We investigate the product structure and the bigrading on the cohomology of polyvector fields on the orbifold $[X/G]$, as introduced by Căldăraru and Huang. In this paper we provide many new examples given by quotients of Fermat hypersurfaces, where the product is shown to be associative. This is expected due to the conjectural isomorphism at the level of algebras between the cohomology of polyvector fields and Hochschild cohomology of orbifolds. We prove this conjecture for Calabi-Yau Fermat hypersurface orbifold. We also show that for Calabi-Yau orbifolds, the multiplicative bigrading on the cohomology of polyvector fields agrees with what is expected in homological mirror symmetry.

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Shengyuan Huang, Kai Xu. 2023-08-12. The orbifold Hochschild product for Fermat hypersurface. https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.14791

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