Spectral sequences for the cyclic cohomology of differential graded algebras
Andrew Phimister

TL;DR
This paper introduces new spectral sequences for computing the cyclic cohomology of differential graded algebras, explores their properties, and extends these concepts to dg-categories, providing new tools for algebraic topology and noncommutative geometry.
Contribution
It constructs novel spectral sequences for cyclic cohomology of dgas and extends these methods to dg-categories, advancing computational techniques in homological algebra.
Findings
New spectral sequences for cyclic cohomology of dgas
Results on low-dimensional cyclic cohomology
Extension of spectral sequences to dg-categories
Abstract
We construct a number of new spectral sequences for calculating the cyclic cohomology of a differential graded algebra (dga). With these spectral sequences we prove some results about the low dimensional cyclic cohomology and demonstrate the existence of various maps between and . We also briefly introduce variations on Hochschild and cyclic cohomology of a dga, namely the -th partial Hochschild cohomology and -partial cyclic cohomology. Finally, we show how these results can be extended naturally to the dg-category setting. In particular we define the Hochschild and cyclic cohomolgy of dg-categories and show that the spectral sequences we have constructed can be used in this setting as well.
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