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    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeDec 15th 2010
    • (edited Dec 15th 2010)

    Some of you may remember quite a long time ago discussion on the nnCat cafe on whether and how we have an internal hom on dg-algebras, such that the pull-push construction in AKSZ theory becomes literally the transgression of the symplectic form on the target \infty-Lie algebroid XX to the \infty-Lie algebroid of field configuraitons [Σ,X][\Sigma,X] by pull-push through XΣ×[Σ,X][Σ,X]X \leftarrow \Sigma \times [\Sigma,X] \to [\Sigma,X].

    Back then I got stuck. I was lacking the right \infty-topos context that makes all this obvious. (Todd back then kindly provided an internal hom construction on differential coalgebras, but I never got anywhere with that, for lack of trying hard enough). Now it is clear how things work in dg-geometry:

    we go to the \infty-topos over (cdgAlg k ) op(cdgAlg_k^-)^{op} and consider the Isbell-duality adjunction

    cdgAlg k opSpec𝒪Sh ((cdgAlg k ) op)=:H. cdgAlg_k^{op} \stackrel{\overset{\mathcal{O}}{\leftarrow}}{\underset{Spec}{\to}} Sh_\infty((cdgAlg_k^-)^{op}) =: \mathbf{H} \,.

    We know how the \infty-Lie algebroids appearing in AKSZ theory are objects in H\mathbf{H} of the form X=Spec𝒪(X)X = Spec \mathcal{O}(X), so we can compute the internal \infty-topos hom [Spec𝒪(Σ),Spec𝒪X][Spec \mathcal{O}(\Sigma), Spec \mathcal{O} X].

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    • CommentAuthorUrs
    • CommentTimeDec 15th 2010
    • (edited Dec 15th 2010)

    This is given by

    [SpecA,SpecB]:SpecC([n]Hom cdgAlg k(QB,ACΩ poly (Δ n))), [Spec A, Spec B] : Spec C \mapsto ([n] \mapsto Hom_{cdgAlg_k}(Q B, A \otimes C \otimes \Omega^\bullet_{poly}(\Delta^n)) ) \,,

    where QBQ B is a cofibrant replacement and where CcdgAlg k C \in cdgAlg_k^-.

    Now we want to show that this is represented by the kind of construction that appears in Dmitry’s review of AKSZ…

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    • CommentTimeDec 15th 2010

    Sorry, I have been editing the above two messages. I’ll better stop posting now and continue this tomorrow morning instead.