Infinitesimal or cocommutative dipterous bialgebras and good triples of operads
Leroux Philippe

TL;DR
This paper explores new good triples of operads involving dipterous algebras, providing explicit constructions and connecting them to rooted trees, Schroeder numbers, and applications in quantum field theory.
Contribution
It introduces and proves the goodness of new triples of operads with dipterous structures, including semi-infinitesimal compatibility relations and explicit free algebra constructions.
Findings
The triple (As, Dipt, Grove) with semi-infinitesimal relations is good.
Explicit free dipterous and grove-algebra constructions are provided.
Connections to rooted trees, Schroeder numbers, and quantum field theory are established.
Abstract
The works of Poincare, Birkhoff, Witt and Cartier, Milnor, Moore on the connected cocommutative Hopf algebras translated in the language of operads means that the triple of operads (Com, As, Lie) endowed with the Hopf compatiblity relation is good. In this paper, we focus on left dipterous (resp. right dipterous) algebras which are associative algebras with an extra left (resp. right) module on themselves and look for good triples were is replaced by the dipterous operad Dipt. Since the work of Loday and Ronco, the triple of operads (As, Dipt, B_\infty) endowed with the semi-Hopf compatibility relations is known to be good. In this paper, we prove that the triple of operads (As, Dipt, Grove) endowed with the so-called (nonunital) semi-infinitesimal compatibility relations is good. For that, explicit constructions of the free dipterous algebra and the free grove-algebra over a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
