Bounded t-deformations of a bounded t-dg-category are equivalent to dg-deformations of its category of derived injectives, and HH^n classifies them for n at least 2.
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We propose a solution to the "curvature problem" from arXiv:1505.03698 and arXiv:0905.3845 for infinitesimal deformations. Let $k$ be a field, $A$ a dg algebra over $k$ and $A_n = A[t]/(t^{n+1})$ a cdg algebra over $R_n = k[t]/(t^{n+1})$, $n \geq 0$, with reduction $A_n/tA_n = A$. We define the $n$-derived category $D^n(A_n)$ as the quotient of the homotopy category by the modules for which all quotients appearing in the associated graded object are acyclic. We prove this to be a compactly generated triangulated category with a semiorthogonal decomposition by $n + 1$ copies of $D(A)$, in which Positselski's semiderived category embeds admissibly.
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Deformations of triangulated categories with t-structures via derived injectives
Bounded t-deformations of a bounded t-dg-category are equivalent to dg-deformations of its category of derived injectives, and HH^n classifies them for n at least 2.