Structure of $A(\infty)$-algebra and Hochschild and Harrison cohomology
Tornike Kadeishvili

TL;DR
This paper investigates the structure of $A( abla)$-algebras, their relation to Hochschild cohomology, and introduces obstructions to degeneracy, showing conditions under which higher operations can be trivialized.
Contribution
It introduces a cohomological framework using Hochschild cohomology to identify obstructions to degeneracy in $A( abla)$-algebras and provides conditions for trivial higher operations.
Findings
Hochschild cohomology groups $Hoch^{n,2-n}(M,M)$ vanish for $n extgreater=3$
Degeneracy of $A( abla)$-structures when Hochschild cohomologies are zero
Obstructions are interpreted via Hochschild twisting cochains
Abstract
Stasheff's -algebra in fact is a DG-algebra with not necessarily associative product but this nonassociativity is measured by higher homotopies . Nevertheless such structure arises in the strictly associative situation too, namely in the homology algebra of a DG-algebra with free -s, particularly in the cohomology algebra of a topological space . It is clear that the -algebra carries more information than the cohomology algebra . Naturally arises a question when this structure is degenerate, that is when an -algebra is isomorphic to one with higher operations trivial? In this paper we introduce the obstructions for such degeneracy. Namely, operations we interpret…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra
