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Filtered L∞-morphism
Definition
Let and be the shifted spaces of two complete filtered L∞-algebras over the same characteristic-zero field, in the convention of Complete filtered L∞-algebra. Write for their degree-one square-zero coderivations and for their corestrictions. A filtered L∞-morphism from to consists of degree-zero graded symmetric maps , , with
whose associated coaugmented coalgebra map satisfies , after extending by . There is no constant Taylor coefficient: . Explicitly, for homogeneous inputs,
The inner sum runs over ordered partitions of into nonempty blocks. Inside each block retain the original input order; is the Koszul sign of the permutation which lists those blocks in the indicated order. The factor removes ordering of the graded symmetric output blocks. The length-one projection of on is .
The composite of and has associated map ; its Taylor coefficients are the length-one projections of . The identity has and for . These definitions do not require . The complete positive-filtration subalgebra is the space on which completed exponentials and Maurer–Cartan sums will be used; it need not be an ideal in .
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Sources
- Vasily Dolgushev and Christopher Rogers, A Version of the Goldman–Millson Theorem for Filtered L-infinity-Algebras, §§1–2 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Ezra Getzler, Lie theory for nilpotent L-infinity-algebras, §4 (standard reference, not scraped)