2014
DOI: 10.1007/s40062-014-0090-7
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(Non-)Koszulness of operads for $$n$$ n -ary algebras, galgalim and other curiosities

Abstract: We investigate operads for various n-ary algebras. As a useful tool we introduce galgalim-analogs of the Lie-hedra for n-ary algebras. We then focus on algebras with one anti-associative operation. We describe the relevant part of the deformation cohomology for this type of algebra using the minimal model for the antiassociative operad. We also discuss free partially associative algebras and formulate some open problems.

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“…For the same technical reasons as in [35] we introduce auxiliary operads by means of operadic suspension: tCom n d := S ⊗ tCom n d+n−1 and Lie n d := S ⊗ Lie n d+n−1 . By a direct calculation in the endomorphism operad, we obtain the following result.…”
Section: Definition 35mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the same technical reasons as in [35] we introduce auxiliary operads by means of operadic suspension: tCom n d := S ⊗ tCom n d+n−1 and Lie n d := S ⊗ Lie n d+n−1 . By a direct calculation in the endomorphism operad, we obtain the following result.…”
Section: Definition 35mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, it is known [17] that for a minimal model (T (E ), d) of any operad P, the series t − f E (t ) is the compositional inverse of the series f P (t ), so t exp(−t ) is the compositional inverse of f Com ▽ 0 Lie (t ), and…”
Section: Almost Composite Products and Almost Distributive Lawsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such a (V, m) is sometimes called a dg anti-associative degree +1 algebra [15]. is a derivation of V of degree k + 1.…”
Section: Strong Homotopy Inner Derivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Now we consider (D k P) ¡## , which is isomorphic to (D k P) ¡ . As in (15), its elements arep ∈ P ¡ andφp ∈ ↑ k−1 P ¡ . The partial cocomposition ∆ (1) is dual to the partial composition γ (1) :…”
Section: Ifmentioning
confidence: 99%