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Configuration spaces of clusters as $E_d$-algebras

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arxiv 2104.02729 v4 pith:BDFPYRMJ submitted 2021-04-06 math.AT

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It is a classical result that configuration spaces of labelled particles in $\mathbb{R}^d$ are free $E_d$-algebras and that their $d$-fold bar construction is equivalent to the $d$-fold suspension of the labelling space. In this paper, we study a variation of these spaces, namely configuration spaces of labelled clusters of particles. These configuration spaces are again $E_d$-algebras, and we give geometric models for their iterated bar construction in two different ways: one establishes a description of these configuration spaces of clusters as cellular $E_1$-algebras, and the other one uses an additional verticality constraint. In the last section, we apply these results in order to calculate the stable homology of certain vertical configuration spaces.

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  1. Representation stability in the (co)homology of vertical configuration spaces

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    The (co)homology of vertical configuration spaces is representation stable as S_k≀S_n-representations, with explicit stable ranges and an improved homological stability range for the unordered spaces.

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