The André-Quillen cohomology of commutative monoids

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Autores principales: Agrawalla, Bhavya, Khlaif, Nasief, Miller, Haynes
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author Agrawalla, Bhavya
Khlaif, Nasief
Miller, Haynes
author_facet Agrawalla, Bhavya
Khlaif, Nasief
Miller, Haynes
contents We observe that Beck modules for a commutative monoid are exactly modules over a graded commutative ring associated to the monoid. Under this identification, the Quillen cohomology of commutative monoids is a special case of André-Quillen cohomology for graded commutative rings, generalizing a result of Kurdiani and Pirashvili. To verify this we develop the necessary grading formalism. The partial cochain complex developed by Pierre Grillet for computing Quillen cohomology appears as the start of a modification of the Harrison cochain complex suggested by Michael Barr.
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spellingShingle The André-Quillen cohomology of commutative monoids
Agrawalla, Bhavya
Khlaif, Nasief
Miller, Haynes
Rings and Algebras
Commutative Algebra
20M14, 13D03
We observe that Beck modules for a commutative monoid are exactly modules over a graded commutative ring associated to the monoid. Under this identification, the Quillen cohomology of commutative monoids is a special case of André-Quillen cohomology for graded commutative rings, generalizing a result of Kurdiani and Pirashvili. To verify this we develop the necessary grading formalism. The partial cochain complex developed by Pierre Grillet for computing Quillen cohomology appears as the start of a modification of the Harrison cochain complex suggested by Michael Barr.
title The André-Quillen cohomology of commutative monoids
topic Rings and Algebras
Commutative Algebra
20M14, 13D03
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.01536