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Actions of central Morita monoidal groupoids, and seven term exact sequences of all types

Ammu Elizabeth Antony·Yuval Ginosar
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We introduce a strict monoidal groupoid associated with a given commutative ring $K$. It acts on the Clifford extension systems of $K$-central algebras which are graded by a group $G$, as well as on the generalized collective characters, both of type $ϕ\in$ Hom$(G,$ Aut$(K))$. These actions partition the two sets above with respect to graded Morita equivalence. By that we establish a seven term exact sequence of type $ϕ$, which boils down to the celebrated Chase-Harrison-Rosenberg sequence when $ϕ$ is Galois.

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Ammu Elizabeth Antony, Yuval Ginosar. 2026-10-13. Actions of central Morita monoidal groupoids, and seven term exact sequences of all types. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.18101

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