CoHochschild homology of chain coalgebras
Kathryn Hess, Paul-Eugene Parent, Jonathan Scott

TL;DR
This paper develops a coHochschild homology theory for chain coalgebras, establishing its naturality, comultiplicative structures, and topological relevance, especially relating to simplicial sets and homotopy coincidence spaces.
Contribution
It introduces a new coHochschild homology framework for chain coalgebras over any ring, with naturality up to strong homotopy and explicit formulas for special cases.
Findings
coHochschild complex admits a natural comultiplicative structure
homology of the complex relates to homotopy coincidence spaces
explicit comultiplication formula for simplicial suspensions
Abstract
Generalizing work of Doi and of Idrissi, we define a coHochschild homology theory for chain coalgebras over any commutative ring and prove its naturality with respect to morphisms of chain coalgebras up to strong homotopy. As a consequence we obtain that if the comultiplication of a chain coalgebra is itself a morphism of chain coalgebras up to strong homotopy, then the coHochschild complex admits a natural comultiplicative structure. In particular, if is a reduced simplicial set and is its normalized chain complex, then is naturally a homotopy-coassociative chain coalgebra. We provide a simple, explicit formula for the comultiplication on when is a simplicial suspension. The coHochschild complex construction is topologically relevant. Given two simplicial maps , where and are reduced, the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
