Deformation Theory and Partition Lie Algebras

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Autores principales: Brantner, Lukas, Mathew, Akhil
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author Brantner, Lukas
Mathew, Akhil
author_facet Brantner, Lukas
Mathew, Akhil
contents A theorem of Lurie and Pridham establishes a correspondence between formal moduli problems and differential graded Lie algebras in characteristic zero, thereby formalising a well-known principle in deformation theory. We introduce a variant of differential graded Lie algebras, called partition Lie algebras, in arbitrary characteristic. We then explicitly compute the homotopy groups of free algebras, which parametrise operations. Finally, we prove generalisations of the Lurie-Pridham correspondence classifying formal moduli problems via partition Lie algebras over an arbitrary field, as well as over a complete local base.
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spellingShingle Deformation Theory and Partition Lie Algebras
Brantner, Lukas
Mathew, Akhil
Algebraic Geometry
Algebraic Topology
14D23, 14D15, 14B12, 13D10
A theorem of Lurie and Pridham establishes a correspondence between formal moduli problems and differential graded Lie algebras in characteristic zero, thereby formalising a well-known principle in deformation theory. We introduce a variant of differential graded Lie algebras, called partition Lie algebras, in arbitrary characteristic. We then explicitly compute the homotopy groups of free algebras, which parametrise operations. Finally, we prove generalisations of the Lurie-Pridham correspondence classifying formal moduli problems via partition Lie algebras over an arbitrary field, as well as over a complete local base.
title Deformation Theory and Partition Lie Algebras
topic Algebraic Geometry
Algebraic Topology
14D23, 14D15, 14B12, 13D10
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.07352