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Properadic coformality of spheres

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arxiv 2503.04297 v3 pith:6HUL7G25 submitted 2025-03-06 math.AT math.QA

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We define a properad $Y^{(n)}_\infty$ that encodes $n$-pre-Calabi--Yau algebras with vanishing copairing. These algebras include chains on the based loop space of any space $X$ endowed with a fundamental class $[X]$ such that $(X,[X])$ satisfies Poincar\'e duality of degree $n \geqslant 1$ with local system coefficients, such as an oriented manifold. Extending the notion of coformality of spaces, we define coformality of such a pair $(X,[X])$ in terms of properadic formality of $Y^{(n)}_\infty$-algebra structures on $C_*(\Omega X)$. Using a refined version of properadic Kaledin classes, we establish the intrinsic coformality of all spheres in characteristic zero.

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  1. Simplicial properadic homotopy

    math.AT 2025-05 conditional novelty 7.0 of 10

    A simplicial category of homotopy gebras over properads is constructed, and infinity-quasi-isomorphisms are shown to coincide with zig-zags of quasi-isomorphisms.

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    Gauge-theoretic obstruction sequences characterize homotopy equivalences between algebras over properads and colored operads, with applications to minimal models over general fields and in etale cohomology.

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