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A-infinity gl(N)-equivariant matrix integrals

Serguei Barannikov

To cite this version:

Serguei Barannikov. A-infinity gl(N)-equivariant matrix integrals. Workshop on Geometry and

Physics of the Landau-Ginzburg model, May 2010, Grenoble, France. �hal-00490107�

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A in…nity GL ( N ) equivariant matrix integrals

Serguei Barannikov

CNRS

02/06/2010

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The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky formalism

V - Z / 2 Z graded vector space, l- scalar product on V _ of degree d,

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The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky formalism

V - Z / 2 Z graded vector space, l- scalar product on V _ of degree d, The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky equation ([B1],2005),

h ∆ S + 1

2 f S, S g = 0 , S = g 0 ,i h 2g 1+i S g,i where

S g ,i 2 Symm i ( C λ [ 1 d ]) , C λ = ( j =0 (( V [ 1 ] j ) _ ) Z /j Z )

-the symmetric/exterior, powers for odd/even d, of cyclic cochains

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The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky formalism

V - Z / 2 Z graded vector space, l- scalar product on V _ of degree d, The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky equation ([B1],2005),

h ∆ S + 1

2 f S, S g = 0 , S = g 0 ,i h 2g 1+i S g,i where

S g ,i 2 Symm i ( C λ [ 1 d ]) , C λ = ( j =0 (( V [ 1 ] j ) _ ) Z /j Z ) -the symmetric/exterior, powers for odd/even d, of cyclic cochains

f S 0 , 1 , S 0 , 1 g = 0 ,

so S 0 , 1 = m A

- Calabi-Yau A ∞ algebra, (= A ∞ algebra with invariant

scalar product of degree d)

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The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky formalism

V - Z / 2 Z graded vector space, l- scalar product on V _ of degree d, The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky equation ([B1],2005),

h ∆ S + 1

2 f S, S g = 0 , S = g 0 ,i h 2g 1+i S g,i where

S g ,i 2 Symm i ( C λ [ 1 d ]) , C λ = ( j =0 (( V [ 1 ] j ) _ ) Z /j Z ) -the symmetric/exterior, powers for odd/even d, of cyclic cochains

f S 0 , 1 , S 0 , 1 g = 0 ,

so S 0 , 1 = m A

- Calabi-Yau A ∞ algebra, (= A ∞ algebra with invariant scalar product of degree d)

([B2],2006) solution S ! matrix integrals Z

exp b S ( X , Λ ) dX

X 2 gl ( N j N ) V [ 1 ] in the odd d case, X 2 q ( N ) V [ 1 ] in the even d case,

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The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky formalism

V - Z / 2 Z graded vector space, l- scalar product on V _ of degree d, The noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky equation ([B1],2005),

h ∆ S + 1

2 f S, S g = 0 , S = g 0 ,i h 2g 1+i S g,i where

S g ,i 2 Symm i ( C λ [ 1 d ]) , C λ = ( j =0 (( V [ 1 ] j ) _ ) Z /j Z ) -the symmetric/exterior, powers for odd/even d, of cyclic cochains

f S 0 , 1 , S 0 , 1 g = 0 ,

so S 0 , 1 = m A

- Calabi-Yau A ∞ algebra, (= A ∞ algebra with invariant scalar product of degree d)

([B2],2006) solution S ! matrix integrals Z

exp b S ( X , Λ ) dX

X 2 gl ( N j N ) V [ 1 ] in the odd d case, X 2 q ( N ) V [ 1 ] in the even d case,

In the case of the algebra e e = e, the answer is the matrix Airy integral

R exp ( 1 6 Tr ( Y 3 ) 1 2 Tr ( ΛY 2 )) dY

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The A-in…nity equivariant matrix integrals ([B2],2006)

The asymptotic expansion as Λ ! ) sum over stable ribbon

graphs ) cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n ) (in H (M K g,n , L) for odd d)

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The A-in…nity equivariant matrix integrals ([B2],2006)

The asymptotic expansion as Λ ! ) sum over stable ribbon

graphs ) cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n ) (in H (M K g,n , L) for odd d)

This is the higher genus counterpart of the (nc)Hodge theory integration on

CY projective manifolds, ( h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1 2 [ γ , γ ] = 0, γ 2 0, ( M , Λ T ) )

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The A-in…nity equivariant matrix integrals ([B2],2006)

The asymptotic expansion as Λ ! ) sum over stable ribbon

graphs ) cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n ) (in H (M K g,n , L) for odd d) This is the higher genus counterpart of the (nc)Hodge theory integration on CY projective manifolds, ( h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1 2 [ γ , γ ] = 0, γ 2 0, ( M , Λ T ) )

( matrix + i gl ) exp b S ( X , Λ ) = 0

) exp S b ( X , Λ ) corresponds to gl equivariantly closed di¤erential form.

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The A-in…nity equivariant matrix integrals ([B2],2006)

The asymptotic expansion as Λ ! ) sum over stable ribbon

graphs ) cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n ) (in H (M K g,n , L) for odd d) This is the higher genus counterpart of the (nc)Hodge theory integration on CY projective manifolds, ( h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1 2 [ γ , γ ] = 0, γ 2 0, ( M , Λ T ) )

( matrix + i gl ) exp b S ( X , Λ ) = 0

) exp S b ( X , Λ ) corresponds to gl equivariantly closed di¤erential form.

By setting e A = A A _ [ d ] I extend the formalism to nonCY A ∞ algebras,

including weak CY algebras.

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The A-in…nity equivariant matrix integrals ([B2],2006)

The asymptotic expansion as Λ ! ) sum over stable ribbon

graphs ) cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n ) (in H (M K g,n , L) for odd d) This is the higher genus counterpart of the (nc)Hodge theory integration on CY projective manifolds, ( h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1 2 [ γ , γ ] = 0, γ 2 0, ( M , Λ T ) )

( matrix + i gl ) exp b S ( X , Λ ) = 0

) exp S b ( X , Λ ) corresponds to gl equivariantly closed di¤erential form.

By setting e A = A A _ [ d ] I extend the formalism to nonCY A ∞ algebras, including weak CY algebras.

My A ∞ equivariant matrix integrals give an integration framework in the noncommutative (derived algebraic) geometry, particularly adobted to the equation f m A

, m A

g = 0

Z

exp b S ( X , Λ ) b ϕdX

ϕ 2 Ker ( h ∆ + f S , g) , ϕ g ,i 2 Symm i ( C λ [ 1 d ])

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CY complex projective variety (g=0 calculations)

M- projective manifold/ C , c 1 ( T M ) = 0 h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1

2 [ γ , γ ] = 0 ,

γ ( h ) 2 0, ( M , Λ T )

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CY complex projective variety (g=0 calculations)

M- projective manifold/ C , c 1 ( T M ) = 0 h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1

2 [ γ , γ ] = 0 , γ ( h ) 2 0, ( M , Λ T )

γ 0 , A ∞ deformations of D b Coh ( M ) (deformations of the A ∞ algebra

A = Ext ( C ) , C compact generator)

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CY complex projective variety (g=0 calculations)

M- projective manifold/ C , c 1 ( T M ) = 0 h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1

2 [ γ , γ ] = 0 , γ ( h ) 2 0, ( M , Λ T )

γ 0 , A ∞ deformations of D b Coh ( M ) (deformations of the A ∞ algebra A = Ext ( C ) , C compact generator)

Ω ( t , h ) = Z

M exp ( γ ) ̟

γ ( t , h ) = Σ i γ i h i , t 2 M ΛT , ̟ 2 Γ ( M , K M )

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CY complex projective variety (g=0 calculations)

M- projective manifold/ C , c 1 ( T M ) = 0 h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1

2 [ γ , γ ] = 0 , γ ( h ) 2 0, ( M , Λ T )

γ 0 , A ∞ deformations of D b Coh ( M ) (deformations of the A ∞ algebra A = Ext ( C ) , C compact generator)

Ω ( t , h ) = Z

M exp ( γ ) ̟ γ ( t , h ) = Σ i γ i h i , t 2 M ΛT , ̟ 2 Γ ( M , K M )

for γ W , normalized via a …ltration W opposite to F Hodge ([B5]):

2

∂t i ∂t j Ω = h 1 C ij k ( t )

∂t k

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CY complex projective variety (g=0 calculations)

M- projective manifold/ C , c 1 ( T M ) = 0 h ∆ γ + ∂γ + 1

2 [ γ , γ ] = 0 , γ ( h ) 2 0, ( M , Λ T )

γ 0 , A ∞ deformations of D b Coh ( M ) (deformations of the A ∞ algebra A = Ext ( C ) , C compact generator)

Ω ( t , h ) = Z

M exp ( γ ) ̟ γ ( t , h ) = Σ i γ i h i , t 2 M ΛT , ̟ 2 Γ ( M , K M )

for γ W , normalized via a …ltration W opposite to F Hodge ([B5]):

2

∂t i ∂t j Ω = h 1 C ij k ( t )

∂t k

C kij ( t ) = 3 ( genus = 0 GW-potential of M mirror )

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Noncommutative Hodge structures ([B5])

The class [ exp ( γ W ) ̟ ] = ( t, h ) is obtained as intersection Ω ( t , h ) = L( t ) \ ( A¢ne space(W ) )

L( t ) H DR ( M )(( h )) b O M

ΛT

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Noncommutative Hodge structures ([B5])

The class [ exp ( γ W ) ̟ ] = ( t, h ) is obtained as intersection Ω ( t , h ) = L( t ) \ ( A¢ne space(W ) )

L( t ) H DR ( M )(( h )) b O M

ΛT

The semi-in…nite subspace L( t ) , t 2 M ΛT , is de…ned for arbitrary projective manifold/ C

L( t ) : ( exp 1

h i γ

0

)( ϕ 0 + hϕ 1 + . . . ) , ϕ i 2 DR

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Noncommutative Hodge structures ([B5])

The class [ exp ( γ W ) ̟ ] = ( t, h ) is obtained as intersection Ω ( t , h ) = L( t ) \ ( A¢ne space(W ) )

L( t ) H DR ( M )(( h )) b O M

ΛT

The semi-in…nite subspace L( t ) , t 2 M ΛT , is de…ned for arbitrary projective manifold/ C

L( t ) : ( exp 1

h i γ

0

)( ϕ 0 + hϕ 1 + . . . ) , ϕ i 2 DR

h L( t ) L( t ) ,

∂t L( t ) h 1 L( t )

h L( t ) h 2 L( t ) , L( h ) L( h j h= h

1

) (implies tt equations, remarkably D

h

modules over A 1 with similar

properties appeared many years ago in works of Birkho¤, Malgrange, K.Saito

and M.Saito)

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Noncommutative Hodge structures ([B5])

The class [ exp ( γ W ) ̟ ] = ( t, h ) is obtained as intersection Ω ( t , h ) = L( t ) \ ( A¢ne space(W ) )

L( t ) H DR ( M )(( h )) b O M

ΛT

The semi-in…nite subspace L( t ) , t 2 M ΛT , is de…ned for arbitrary projective manifold/ C

L( t ) : ( exp 1

h i γ

0

)( ϕ 0 + hϕ 1 + . . . ) , ϕ i 2 DR

h L( t ) L( t ) ,

∂t L( t ) h 1 L( t )

h L( t ) h 2 L( t ) , L( h ) L( h j h= h

1

) (implies tt equations, remarkably D

h

modules over A 1 with similar properties appeared many years ago in works of Birkho¤, Malgrange, K.Saito and M.Saito)

Over moduli space of complex structures L( t ) = ∑

r

( F Hodge ) r h r [[ h ]]

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Noncommutative Hodge structures ([B5]), cont’d

L( t ) corresponds via HKR and formality isomorphisms for C ( A , A ) + k [ ξ , ∂ξ ] module C ( A ) to

L( t ) = HC ( A t ) HP ( A t )

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Noncommutative Hodge structures ([B5]), cont’d

L( t ) corresponds via HKR and formality isomorphisms for C ( A , A ) + k [ ξ , ∂ξ ] module C ( A ) to

L( t ) = HC ( A t ) HP ( A t )

Recall HP : C ( A )(( h )) , b + hB, HC ( A ) : C ( A )[[ h ]] , b + hB

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Noncommutative Hodge structures ([B5]), cont’d

L( t ) corresponds via HKR and formality isomorphisms for C ( A , A ) + k [ ξ , ∂ξ ] module C ( A ) to

L( t ) = HC ( A t ) HP ( A t )

Recall HP : C ( A )(( h )) , b + hB, HC ( A ) : C ( A )[[ h ]] , b + hB Let A be an arbitrary A ∞ algebra, the 2 subspace HC ( A ) ! HP ( A ) ,

hHC ( A ) HC ( A )

h HC ( A ) h 2 HC ( A )

∂t HC ( A t ) h 1 HC ( A t ) ,

∂t Getzler ‡at connection on HP ( A t ) where

rk C [[ h]] HC ( A ) = rk C (( h)) HP

assumed, i.e. the degeneration of nc Hodge -to-De Rham spectral sequence,

proven (Kaledin) for A smooth and compact, Z + graded, then HC HP,

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Noncommutative Hodge structures ([B5]), cont’d

L( t ) corresponds via HKR and formality isomorphisms for C ( A , A ) + k [ ξ , ∂ξ ] module C ( A ) to

L( t ) = HC ( A t ) HP ( A t )

Recall HP : C ( A )(( h )) , b + hB, HC ( A ) : C ( A )[[ h ]] , b + hB Let A be an arbitrary A ∞ algebra, the 2 subspace HC ( A ) ! HP ( A ) ,

hHC ( A ) HC ( A )

h HC ( A ) h 2 HC ( A )

∂t HC ( A t ) h 1 HC ( A t ) ,

∂t Getzler ‡at connection on HP ( A t ) where

rk C [[ h]] HC ( A ) = rk C (( h)) HP

assumed, i.e. the degeneration of nc Hodge -to-De Rham spectral sequence,

proven (Kaledin) for A smooth and compact, Z + graded, then HC HP,

Real structure on HP in the case of arbitrary A ∞ algebra?

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Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky operator ([B1])

V - Z/ 2 Z graded vector space, l- scalar product on V _ of degree d, F = Symm ( C λ ( V )[ 1 d ])

-symmetric/exterior, powers for odd/even d, of cyclic cochains:

C λ = ( j =0 (( V [ 1 ] j ) _ ) Z /j Z )

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Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky operator ([B1])

V - Z/ 2 Z graded vector space, l- scalar product on V _ of degree d, F = Symm ( C λ ( V )[ 1 d ])

-symmetric/exterior, powers for odd/even d, of cyclic cochains:

C λ = ( j =0 (( V [ 1 ] j ) _ ) Z /j Z )

De…ne the noncommutative BV di¤erential on F via

∆ ( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ ( x τ

1

. . . x τ

t

) λ =

= ∑

p,q

( 1 ) ε l ρ

p

τ

q

( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

p 1

x τ

q+1

. . . x τ

q 1

x ρ

p+1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ +

p 16=q

( 1 ) e ε l ρ

p

ρ

q

( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

p 1

x ρ

q+1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ ( x ρ

p+1

. . . x ρ

q 1

) λ ( x τ

1

. . . x τ

t

) λ

p 16=q

( 1 ) ee ε l τ

p

τ

q

( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ ( x τ

1

. . . x τ

p 1

x τ

q+1

. . . x τ

t

) λ ( x τ

p+1

. . . x τ

q 1

) λ

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Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky di¤erential cont’d

signs are the standard Koszul signs taking into account that

( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ = ( 1 d ) + x ρ

i

, x i 2 V [ 1 ] .

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Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky di¤erential cont’d

signs are the standard Koszul signs taking into account that ( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ = ( 1 d ) + x ρ

i

, x i 2 V [ 1 ] .

2 = 0

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Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky di¤erential cont’d

signs are the standard Koszul signs taking into account that ( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ = ( 1 d ) + x ρ

i

, x i 2 V [ 1 ] .

2 = 0

∆ = 1 + 2 ,

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Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky di¤erential cont’d

signs are the standard Koszul signs taking into account that ( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ = ( 1 d ) + x ρ

i

, x i 2 V [ 1 ] .

2 = 0

∆ = 1 + 2 ,

1 di¤erential of Lie algebra on C λ ( ! non-commutative symplectic

geometry, ribbon graph complex, open moduli space H (M g ,n ) (M.K.,1992))

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Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky di¤erential cont’d

signs are the standard Koszul signs taking into account that ( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ = ( 1 d ) + x ρ

i

, x i 2 V [ 1 ] .

2 = 0

∆ = 1 + 2 ,

1 di¤erential of Lie algebra on C λ ( ! non-commutative symplectic geometry, ribbon graph complex, open moduli space H (M g ,n ) (M.K.,1992))

1 + h ∆ 2 ! non-commutative Batalin–Vilkovisky geometry, stable ribbon

graphs, compacti…ed moduli spaces H (M K g,n ) ([B1])

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Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky di¤erential cont’d

signs are the standard Koszul signs taking into account that ( x ρ

1

. . . x ρ

r

) λ = ( 1 d ) + x ρ

i

, x i 2 V [ 1 ] .

2 = 0

∆ = 1 + 2 ,

1 di¤erential of Lie algebra on C λ ( ! non-commutative symplectic geometry, ribbon graph complex, open moduli space H (M g ,n ) (M.K.,1992))

1 + h ∆ 2 ! non-commutative Batalin–Vilkovisky geometry, stable ribbon graphs, compacti…ed moduli spaces H (M K g,n ) ([B1])

Ker ∆ 1 + 2 = Im 1 + 2

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Solutions to nc BV equation

Conjecture ([B1]). Counting of holomorphic curves ( Σ, Σ, p i ) ! ( M ,

L i , H ( L i \ L j )) , with Z /2 Z -graded local systems, gives solution to

the nc-BV equations.

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Solutions to nc BV equation

Conjecture ([B1]). Counting of holomorphic curves ( Σ, Σ, p i ) ! ( M ,

L i , H ( L i \ L j )) , with Z /2 Z -graded local systems, gives solution to the nc-BV equations.

Theorem ([B6]). Summation over ribbon graphs ! solution to the nc

Batalin-Vilkovisky equation from dg-associative algebras (summation over

trees ! A-in…nity algebra structure)

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Strange associative superalgebra with odd trace and psi-classes.

V - associative algebra, odd/even scalar product

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Strange associative superalgebra with odd trace and psi-classes.

V - associative algebra, odd/even scalar product

Assume: I - an odd derivation acting on V , preserving the scalar product: ,

in general I 2 6= 0 (!), 9 e I , [ I , e I ] = 1, str ([ a , ]) = 0 for any a 2 A.

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Strange associative superalgebra with odd trace and psi-classes.

V - associative algebra, odd/even scalar product

Assume: I - an odd derivation acting on V , preserving the scalar product: , in general I 2 6= 0 (!), 9 e I , [ I , e I ] = 1, str ([ a , ]) = 0 for any a 2 A.

Theorem ([B2],[B3]) This data ! Cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n )

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Strange associative superalgebra with odd trace and psi-classes.

V - associative algebra, odd/even scalar product

Assume: I - an odd derivation acting on V , preserving the scalar product: , in general I 2 6= 0 (!), 9 e I , [ I , e I ] = 1, str ([ a , ]) = 0 for any a 2 A.

Theorem ([B2],[B3]) This data ! Cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n )

Example q ( N ) , q ( N ) = f[ X , π ] = 0 j X 2 gl ( N j N )g ,where π odd

involution, q ( N ) has odd trace otr, I = [ Ξ, ] , Ξ - odd element

Ξ = 0 j diag ( λ 1 , . . . , λ n ) , ( I 2 6= 0 (!))

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Strange associative superalgebra with odd trace and psi-classes.

V - associative algebra, odd/even scalar product

Assume: I - an odd derivation acting on V , preserving the scalar product: , in general I 2 6= 0 (!), 9 e I , [ I , e I ] = 1, str ([ a , ]) = 0 for any a 2 A.

Theorem ([B2],[B3]) This data ! Cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n ) Example q ( N ) , q ( N ) = f[ X , π ] = 0 j X 2 gl ( N j N )g ,where π odd involution, q ( N ) has odd trace otr, I = [ Ξ, ] , Ξ - odd element Ξ = 0 j diag ( λ 1 , . . . , λ n ) , ( I 2 6= 0 (!))

Theorem ([B2],[B3]) This is the generating function for products of classes

c 1 ( T i ) .

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Strange associative superalgebra with odd trace and psi-classes.

V - associative algebra, odd/even scalar product

Assume: I - an odd derivation acting on V , preserving the scalar product: , in general I 2 6= 0 (!), 9 e I , [ I , e I ] = 1, str ([ a , ]) = 0 for any a 2 A.

Theorem ([B2],[B3]) This data ! Cohomology classes in H (M K g ,n ) Example q ( N ) , q ( N ) = f[ X , π ] = 0 j X 2 gl ( N j N )g ,where π odd involution, q ( N ) has odd trace otr, I = [ Ξ, ] , Ξ - odd element Ξ = 0 j diag ( λ 1 , . . . , λ n ) , ( I 2 6= 0 (!))

Theorem ([B2],[B3]) This is the generating function for products of classes c 1 ( T i ) .

Similarly, with even scalar product and an odd derivation, in particular for

gl ( N j N ) and I = [ Ξ, ] , Ξ 2 gl ( N j N ) odd .

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References:

[B1] S.Barannikov, Modular operads and Batalin-Vilkovisky geometry. IMRN, Vol. 2007, article ID rnm075. Preprint Max Planck Institute for Mathematics 2006-48 (25/04/2006),

[B2] S.Barannikov, Noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky geometry and matrix integrals. «Comptes rendus Mathematique» of the French Academy of Sciences, presented for publication by Academy member M.Kontsevich on 20/05/2009, arXiv:0912.5484; Preprint NI06043 Newton Institute (09/2006), Preprint HAL, the electronic CNRS archive, hal-00102085 (09/2006)

[B3] S.Barannikov, Supersymmetry and cohomology of graph complexes.

Preprint hal-00429963; (11/2009).

[B4] S.Barannikov, Matrix De Rham complex and quantum A-in…nity algebras. arXiv:1001.5264, Preprint hal-00378776; (04/2009).

[B5] S.Barannikov, Quantum periods - I. Semi-in…nite variations of Hodge structures. Preprint ENS DMA-00-19. arXiv:math/0006193 (06/2000), Intern. Math. Res. Notices. 2001, No. 23

[B6] S.Barannikov, Solving the noncommutative Batalin-Vilkovisky equation.

Preprint hal-00464794 (03/2010). arXiv:1004.2253.

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