Differential graded algebras for trivalent plane graphs and their representations
Kevin Sackel

TL;DR
This paper generalizes a dg-algebra associated with trivalent plane graphs to non-commutative coefficients, establishing a correspondence between algebra representations and face colorings, linking Legendrian contact geometry with combinatorial graph theory.
Contribution
It extends the Casals--Murphy dg-algebra to non-commutative settings and proves a new correspondence between dg-algebra representations and face colorings in Grassmannians.
Findings
Generalized dg-algebra to non-commutative coefficients
Established functoriality properties in the non-commutative setting
Linked dg-algebra representations to Grassmannian face colorings
Abstract
To any trivalent plane graph embedded in the sphere, Casals and Murphy associate a differential graded algebra (dg-algebra), in which the underlying graded algebra is free associative over a commutative ring. Our first result is the construction of a generalization of the Casals--Murphy dg-algebra to non-commutative coefficients, for which we prove various functoriality properties not previously verified in the commutative setting. Our second result is to prove that rank representations of this dg-algebra, over a field , correspond to colorings of the faces of the graph by elements of the Grassmannian so that bordering faces are transverse, up to the natural action of . Underlying the combinatorics, the dg-algebra is a computation of the fully non-commutative Legendrian contact dg-algebra for…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
