2018
DOI: 10.1112/s0010437x18007303
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Generators in formal deformations of categories

Abstract: In this paper we use the theory of formal moduli problems developed by Lurie in order to study the space of formal deformations of a k-linear ∞-category for a field k. Our main result states that if C is a k-linear ∞-category which has a compact generator whose groups of self extensions vanish for sufficiently high positive degrees, then every formal deformation of C has zero curvature and moreover admits a compact generator.

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“…This equivalence is an analogue to the classical correspondence between formal/algebraic/Lie groups and Lie algebras. This equivalence holds true not only in the commutative case but also for iterated loop spaces and noncommutative moduli problems, see [8,Proposition 2.15]. Remark 3.6.…”
Section: Derived Formal Groups Of Algebraic Structures and Associated...mentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…This equivalence is an analogue to the classical correspondence between formal/algebraic/Lie groups and Lie algebras. This equivalence holds true not only in the commutative case but also for iterated loop spaces and noncommutative moduli problems, see [8,Proposition 2.15]. Remark 3.6.…”
Section: Derived Formal Groups Of Algebraic Structures and Associated...mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…( 2), the functor Ω * has a left adjoint (3.3) B f mp : M on gp E1 (F M P K ) −→ F M P K . The functor B f mp is obtained as a generalized bar construction given by the realization of a simplicial object in derived formal moduli problems, hence a homotopy colimit corresponding to a classifying space ∞-functor for derived formal groups (see [8,Lemma 2.16] and [67, Remark 5.2.2.8]). Composing equivalence (2) with Lurie's equivalence theorem [64] result into the equivalence…”
Section: Derived Formal Groups Of Algebraic Structures and Associated...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For example, even if A 0 is uncurved, there might exist curved deformations A for which A bc is empty (i.e., all objects might be obstructed). See [BKP17] for a more detailed analysis.…”
Section: Curvedmentioning
confidence: 99%