Stable representation homology and Koszul duality
Yuri Berest, Ajay Ramadoss

TL;DR
This paper extends classical representation theory results to the derived setting, demonstrating stabilization of certain homological maps and identifying obstructions at finite levels, with applications to algebraic and combinatorial structures.
Contribution
It proves a derived version of Procesi's theorem for augmented algebras, showing stabilization of trace maps and identifying obstructions at finite n, with connections to Koszul duality and stable homology.
Findings
Stabilization of trace map symmetrizations as n approaches infinity.
Existence of homological obstructions to surjectivity at finite n.
Identification of Koszul duality between Chevalley-Eilenberg complex and derived representation algebra.
Abstract
This paper is a sequel to [BKR], where we studied the derived affine scheme DRep_n(A) of the classical representation scheme Rep_n(A) for an associative k-algebra A. In [BKR], we have constructed canonical trace maps Tr_n(A): HC(A) -> H[DRep_n(A)]^GL extending the usual characters of representations to higher cyclic homology. This raises a question whether a well known theorem of Procesi [P] holds in the derived setting: namely, is the algebra homomorphism Sym[Tr_n(A)]: Sym[HC(A)] -> H[DRep_n(A)]^GL defined by Tr_n(A) surjective ? In the present paper, we answer this question for augmented algebras. Given such an algebra, we construct a canonical dense DG subalgebra DRep_\infty(A)^Tr of the topological DG algebra DRep_\infty(A)^{GL_\infty}. It turns out that on passing to the inverse limit (as n -> \infty), the family of maps Sym[Tr_n(A)] "stabilizes" to an isomorphism Sym[\bar{HC}(A)]…
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