Integration of twisted Dirac brackets
H. Bursztyn, M. Crainic, A. Weinstein, C. Zhu

TL;DR
This paper extends the correspondence between Poisson structures and symplectic groupoids to twisted Dirac structures, providing new insights into their global objects, with applications to equivariant cohomology, foliation theory, and quasi-hamiltonian spaces.
Contribution
It introduces a framework linking twisted Dirac structures with multiplicative 2-forms on Lie groupoids, generalizing classical correspondences in Poisson geometry.
Findings
Established a correspondence between multiplicative 2-forms and Lie algebroid maps for twisted Dirac structures.
Connected the theory to equivariant cohomology and foliation theory.
Provided a new description of quasi-hamiltonian spaces and group-valued momentum maps.
Abstract
The correspondence between Poisson structures and symplectic groupoids, analogous to the one of Lie algebras and Lie groups, plays an important role in Poisson geometry; it offers, in particular, a unifying framework for the study of hamiltonian and Poisson actions. In this paper, we extend this correspondence to the context of Dirac structures twisted by a closed 3-form. More generally, given a Lie groupoid over a manifold , we show that multiplicative 2-forms on relatively closed with respect to a closed 3-form on correspond to maps from the Lie algebroid of into the cotangent bundle of , satisfying an algebraic condition and a differential condition with respect to the -twisted Courant bracket. This correspondence describes, as a special case, the global objects associated to twisted Dirac structures. As applications, we relate our results…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra
