An antipode formula for the natural Hopf algebra of a set operad
Miguel Angel M\'endez, Jean Carlos Liendo

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new Hopf algebra associated with set-operads, providing a combinatorial antipode formula using Schröder trees, and connects it to classical inversion formulas and other known Hopf algebras.
Contribution
It offers a simple construction of the natural Hopf algebra for set-operads and derives explicit antipode formulas, generalizing existing formulas like Lagrange inversion.
Findings
Provides a combinatorial antipode formula using Schröder trees.
Derives classical Lagrange inversion as a special case.
Constructs antipodes for operads of graphs, NAP, and enriched trees.
Abstract
A set-operad is a monoid in the category of combinatorial species with respect to the operation of substitution. From a set-operad, we give here a simple construction of a Hopf algebra that we call {\em the natural Hopf algebra} of the operad. We obtain a combinatorial formula for its antipode in terms of Shr\"oder trees, generalizing the Hayman-Schmitt formula for the Fa\'a di Bruno Hopf algebra. From there we derive more readable formulas for specific operads. The classical Lagrange inversion formula is obtained in this way from the set-operad of pointed sets. We also derive antipodes formulas for the natural Hopf algebra corresponding to the operads of connected graphs, the NAP operad, and for its generalization, the set-operad of trees enriched with a monoid. When the set operad is left cancellative, we can construct a family of posets. The natural Hopf algebra is then obtained as…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
