
TL;DR
This paper introduces homotopy versions of hom-associative algebras, explores their structures, categorifications, and cohomology, extending classical algebraic concepts to a homotopical setting.
Contribution
It develops the theory of $HA_ fty$-algebras, describes 2-term cases, establishes equivalences with hom-associative 2-algebras, and introduces a Hochschild cohomology for deformation control.
Findings
Defined $HA_ Infty$-algebras and detailed 2-term cases.
Established equivalence between 2-term $HA_ Infty$-algebras and hom-associative 2-algebras.
Introduced Hochschild cohomology for $HA_ Infty$-algebras.
Abstract
A hom-associative algebra is an algebra whose associativity is twisted by an algebra homomorphism. In this paper, we introduce a strongly homotopy version of hom-associative algebras (-algebras in short) on a graded vector space. We describe -term -algebras in details. In particular, we study 'skeletal' and 'strict' -term -algebras. We also introduce hom-associative -algebras as categorification of hom-associative algebras. The category of -term -algebras and the category of hom-associative -algebras are shown to be equivalent. An appropriate skew-symmetrization of -algebras give rise to -algebras introduced by Sheng and Chen. Finally, we define a suitable Hochschild cohomology theory for -algebras which control the deformation of the structures.
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