2020
DOI: 10.4310/hha.2020.v22.n2.a14
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Compatible actions in semi-abelian categories

Abstract: The concept of a pair of compatible actions was introduced in the case of groups by Brown and Loday [6] and in the case of Lie algebras by Ellis [14]. In this article we extend it to the context of semi-abelian categories (that satisfy the Smith is Huq condition). We give a new construction of the Peiffer product, which specialises to the definitions known for groups and Lie algebras. We use it to prove our main result, on the connection between pairs of compatible actions and pairs of crossed modules over a c… Show more

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“…A proof of this result, based on a proposition in [11], is straightforward but a bit involved, and can be found in the paper in preparation [8]. As for the lower square, we can precompose with the regular epimorphism q♭1 M : this shows that the required commutativity is equivalent to the equation…”
Section: Actions and Compatible Actions Of Lie Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…A proof of this result, based on a proposition in [11], is straightforward but a bit involved, and can be found in the paper in preparation [8]. As for the lower square, we can precompose with the regular epimorphism q♭1 M : this shows that the required commutativity is equivalent to the equation…”
Section: Actions and Compatible Actions Of Lie Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…commute. This can be proved by using the definition of the coproduct actions and the commutativity of diagrams (5) and (8).…”
Section: Actions and Compatible Actions Of Lie Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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