Deformation quantisation of exact shifted symplectic structures, with an application to vanishing cycles
J.P.Pridham

TL;DR
This paper develops a comprehensive framework linking shifted symplectic and Poisson structures with deformation quantisation, applicable across various geometric contexts, and applies it to derive new insights into vanishing cycles and perverse sheaves.
Contribution
It generalizes the correspondence between shifted symplectic and Poisson structures to include formal derivations and applies this to quantisation and vanishing cycles in derived geometry.
Findings
Established a correspondence between exact shifted symplectic and non-degenerate shifted Poisson structures with formal derivation.
Proved the existence of unique self-dual deformation quantisations for these structures.
Connected the quantisation of complex (-1)-shifted symplectic structures to perverse sheaves of vanishing cycles.
Abstract
We extend the author's and CPTVV's correspondence between shifted symplectic and Poisson structures to establish a correspondence between exact shifted symplectic structures and non-degenerate shifted Poisson structures with formal derivation, a concept generalising constructions by De Wilde and Lecomte. Our formulation is sufficiently general to encompass derived algebraic, analytic and stacks, as well as Lagrangians and non-commutative generalisations. We also show that non-degenerate shifted Poisson structures with formal derivation carry unique self-dual deformation quantisations in any setting where the latter can be formulated. One application is that for (not necessarily exact) -shifted symplectic structures in analytic and settings, it follows that the author's earlier parametrisations of quantisations are in fact independent of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Geometry and complex manifolds · Advanced Topics in Algebra
