Derived binomial rings I: integral Betti cohomology of log schemes
Dmitry Kubrak, Georgii Shuklin, Alexander Zakharov

TL;DR
This paper introduces a derived binomial monad on the derived category of integers, enabling new insights into singular cohomology of topological spaces and log schemes, extending classical formulas with integral coefficients.
Contribution
It defines a derived binomial monad acting on singular cohomology, computes free derived binomial rings, and applies these to log schemes and topological spaces, extending existing cohomological formulas.
Findings
Identified singular cohomology of Eilenberg–Mac Lane spaces with derived binomial rings.
Embedded the category of certain spaces into derived binomial rings via a fully faithful functor.
Provided a formula for the cohomology of log complex analytic spaces using derived binomial rings.
Abstract
We introduce and study a derived version of the binomial monad on the unbounded derived category of -modules. This monad acts naturally on singular cohomology of any topological space, and does so more efficiently than the more classical monad . We compute all free derived binomial rings on abelian groups concentrated in a single degree, in particular identifying with via a different argument than in works of To\"en and Horel. Using this we show that the singular cohomology functor induces a fully faithful embedding of the category of connected nilpotent spaces of finite type to the category of derived binomial rings. We then also define a version …
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