The Rosick\'y Tangent Categories of Algebras over an Operad
Sacha Ikonicoff, Marcello Lanfranchi, Jean-Simon Pacaud Lemay

TL;DR
This paper extends tangent category theory to operads, showing that categories of operad algebras and their opposites form tangent categories, providing new examples and connections in differential and algebraic geometry.
Contribution
It establishes that algebra categories over operads and their opposites are tangent categories, introducing new structures and methods for constructing tangent and Cartesian differential categories from operads.
Findings
Categories of operad algebras are tangent categories
Opposite categories of operad algebras are tangent categories
Operads generate new examples of tangent and Cartesian differential categories
Abstract
Tangent categories provide a categorical axiomatization of the tangent bundle. There are many interesting examples and applications of tangent categories in a variety of areas such as differential geometry, algebraic geometry, algebra, and even computer science. The purpose of this paper is to expand the theory of tangent categories in a new direction: the theory of operads. The main result of this paper is that both the category of algebras of an operad and its opposite category are tangent categories. The tangent bundle for the category of algebras is given by the semi-direct product, while the tangent bundle for the opposite category of algebras is constructed using the module of K\"ahler differentials, and these tangent bundles are in fact adjoints of one another. To prove these results, we first prove that the category of algebras of a coCartesian differential monad is a tangent…
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TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Cancer Treatment and Pharmacology
