The Hochschild complex of OP in one character #
integral-deformations.tex: "We put A^{(2)} = 𝔽₂P and A^{(4)} = 𝒪P; all cochains are
normalized relative to the vertex identities and respect the categorical grading and the
integer ray weights."
For a ray system with weights and a character χ, a normalized relative cochain of character
χ on the linearization OP (any commutative ring O) sends a composable pair of
nonidentity rays (u, v) to a multiple of the ray w₂(u, v) with the endpoints of uv and
weight ℓ(u) + ℓ(v) + χ (unique by sep). Such cochains are coefficient functions on the
pairs for which w₂ exists (C2); one-cochains are coefficient functions on the shiftable
rays (C1). Their realizations Φ₁, Φ₂ as linear and bilinear maps of OP, and the
coboundary d₁ in coefficients (d1), with hcobdry (Φ₁ f) = Φ₂ (d₁ f).
The ray with the endpoints of uv and weight ℓ(u) + ℓ(v) + χ, if any.
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The index set of normalized relative two-cochains of character χ.
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The realization of a one-cochain as a linear map of OP.
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The realization of a two-cochain as a bilinear map of OP.
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A product of a ray with a successor lands on w₂.
The coboundary of a one-cochain, in coefficients (three substitution terms).
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d(Φ₁ f) = Φ₂(d₁ f).
The cocycle condition in coefficients #
The ray with the endpoints of uvw and weight ℓ(u) + ℓ(v) + ℓ(w) + χ, if any.
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The Hochschild coboundary of a two-cochain, in coefficients (four terms).
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The Hochschild coboundary of Φ₂ c on basis triples.
A function linear in each of three arguments of OP vanishes if it vanishes on basis
triples.
The cocycle condition in coefficients.
Naturality in the coefficients #
d₁ commutes with additive maps of coefficients.
The cocycle formula commutes with additive maps of coefficients.