This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid U over a possibly noncommutative base algebra A, such as for example Hochschild, Lie algebroid (in particular Lie algebra and Poisson), or group and etale groupoid (co) homology. Explicit formulae for the canonical Gerstenhaber algebra structure on Ext(U) (A, A) are given. The main technical result constructs a Lie derivative satisfying a generalised Cartan-Rinehart homotopy formula whose essence is that Tor(U)( M, A) becomes for suitable right U-modules M a Batalin-Vilkovisky module over Ext(U) (A, A), or in the words of Nest, Tamarkin, Tsygan and others, that Ext(U)(A, A) and Tor(U) (M, A) form a differential calculus. As an illustration, we...
In this article, we extend our preceding studies on higher algebraic structures of (co)homology theo...
In this article, we extend our preceding studies on higher algebraic structures of (co)homology theo...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an oper...
This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid U...
This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid U...
This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid U...
This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid ...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an opera...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an opera...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an opera...
We show under what conditions the complex computing general Ext-groups carries the structure of a cy...
We show under what conditions the complex computing general Ext-groups carries the structure of a cy...
We show under what conditions the complex computing general Ext-groups carries the structure of a cy...
We show under what conditions the complex computing general Ext-groups carries the structure of a cy...
In this article, we extend our preceding studies on higher algebraic structures of (co)homology theo...
In this article, we extend our preceding studies on higher algebraic structures of (co)homology theo...
In this article, we extend our preceding studies on higher algebraic structures of (co)homology theo...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an oper...
This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid U...
This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid U...
This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid U...
This article studies the algebraic structure of homology theories defined by a left Hopf algebroid ...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an opera...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an opera...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an opera...
We show under what conditions the complex computing general Ext-groups carries the structure of a cy...
We show under what conditions the complex computing general Ext-groups carries the structure of a cy...
We show under what conditions the complex computing general Ext-groups carries the structure of a cy...
We show under what conditions the complex computing general Ext-groups carries the structure of a cy...
In this article, we extend our preceding studies on higher algebraic structures of (co)homology theo...
In this article, we extend our preceding studies on higher algebraic structures of (co)homology theo...
In this article, we extend our preceding studies on higher algebraic structures of (co)homology theo...
In this article, we show under what additional ingredients a comp (or opposite) module over an oper...