Coloured Koszul duality and strongly homotopy operads
By P. V. D. Laan. 2003
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This paper proves Koszul duality for coloured operads and uses it to introduce strongly homotopy operads as a suitable homotopy invariant version of operads. It shows that rational chains on configuration spaces of points in the plane form a strongly homotopy operad quasi isomorphic to the chains on the little disks operad.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Mathematical Physics, Molecular Biology
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In Algebra and Number Theory
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- Joseph Hirsh
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- Vladimir Dotsenko
- J. Stasheff
- Anton Khoroshkin
- H. Kajiura
- Benoit Fresse
In Mathematical Physics
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- Joseph Hirsh
- Martin Markl
- Vladimir Dotsenko
- J. Stasheff
- Anton Khoroshkin
- H. Kajiura
- Benoit Fresse
In Molecular Biology
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- TRANSFERRING A^ (STRONGLY HOMOTOPY ASSOCIATIVE) STRUCTURES (2006, background): “A surprising interpretation of the p-kernel in terms of homotopy operads is suggested by [3].”