In this paper we compute the homology of the braid groups, with coefficients in the module ޚOEq˙1 given by the ring of Laurent polynomials with integer coefficients and where the action of the braid group is defined by mapping each generator of the standard presentation to multiplication by q .The homology thus computed is isomorphic to the homology with constant coefficients of the Milnor fiber of the discriminantal singularity.
Abstract. Complex braid groups are the natural generalizations of braid groups associated to arbitrary (finite) complex reflection groups. We investigate several methods for computing the homology of these groups. In particular, we get the Poincaré polynomial with coefficients in a finite field for one large series of such groups, and compute the second integral cohomology group for all of them. As a consequence we get non-isomorphism results for these groups.
Abstract. We compute the cohomology ring of the complement of a toric arrangement with integer coefficients and investigate its dependency from the arrangement's combinatorial data. To this end, we study a morphism of spectral sequences associated to certain combinatorially defined subcomplexes of the toric Salvetti category in the complexified case, and use a technical argument in order to extend the results to full generality. As a byproduct we obtain:-a "combinatorial" version of Brieskorn's lemma in terms of Salvetti complexes of complexified arrangements, -a uniqueness result for realizations of arithmetic matroids with at least one basis of multiplicity 1.
Let W be a finite irreducible Coxeter group and let X-W be the classifying space for G(W), the associated Artin group. If A is a commutative unitary ring, we consider the two local systems L-q and L'(q) over X-W, respectively over the modules A[q, q(-1)] and A[[q, q(-1)]] ,given by sending each standard generator of G(W) into the automorphism given by the multiplication by q. We show that H*(X-W, L'(q)) = H*(+1) (X-W, L-q) and we generalize this relation to a particular class of algebraic complexes. We remark that H*(X-W, L'(q)) is equal to the cohomology with trivial coefficients A of the Milnor fiber of the discriminant bundle of the associated reflection group
We give an explicit presentation for the integral cohomology ring of the complement of any arrangement of level sets of characters in a complex torus (alias "toric arrangement"). Our description parallels the one given by Orlik and Solomon for arrangements of hyperplanes, and builds on De Concini and Procesi's work on the rational cohomology of unimodular toric arrangements. As a byproduct we extend Dupont's rational formality result to formality over Z.The data needed in order to state the presentation is fully encoded in the poset of connected components of intersections of the arrangement.
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