Naturality of homological transfer #
A strict morphism of A∞ algebras, together with a degree-zero map of their retracts commuting
with inclusion, projection and homotopy, induces a strict morphism of the transferred structures.
The extending inclusion and projection morphisms form commuting squares with these maps.
In particular the retract map preserves every transferred operation, not just the unary complex
or the induced cohomology product.
The hypotheses express compatibility with the chosen contractions. No field or minimality assumption is required. This does not assert that arbitrary maps preserve arbitrary choices of transferred structures strictly.
References #
- V. K. A. M. Gugenheim, L. A. Lambe, and J. D. Stasheff, Perturbation theory in differential homological algebra II, Illinois Journal of Mathematics 35 (1991), 357--373.
- B. Keller, Introduction to A-infinity algebras and modules, Section 3.3.
The letterwise retract map intertwines the transferred bar differentials.
The strict morphism between transferred structures induced by a strict morphism and compatible contractions. Its underlying linear map is the retract map.
Equations
- TauCeti.AInfinityAlgebra.transferStrictHom c c' hh hi hp hh' hi' hp' f g hι hπ hη = ⋯.toStrictHom
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The underlying linear map of the induced strict morphism is the retract map.
The induced strict morphism acts by the retract map.
The induced strict morphism acts letterwise on the bar construction.
The retract map preserves all transferred operations.
The extending inclusion is natural under maps compatible with the contractions.
The projection onto the transferred structure is natural under compatible maps.