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The untwisted quiver CoHA is associative and unital
Statement
Assume AC as inherited from the equivariant Borel–Moore and six-functor suppliers. For every finite quiver , the multiplication in The untwisted equivariant Borel–Moore CoHA of a finite quiver is associative and has unit the class .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: a finite quiver , rational equivariant Borel–Moore homology, and the exact-sequence product in The untwisted equivariant Borel–Moore CoHA of a finite quiver.
The untwisted equivariant Borel–Moore CoHA of a finite quiver: the product is , with the first factor the subrepresentation, the second the quotient, and degree shift .
The quiver exact-sequence correspondence is smooth and proper: the exact-sequence map is smooth and the forgetful map is representable and proper.
Borel–Moore operations for quiver extension and flag quotient stacks: on the representation, extension and finite flag quotient stacks, the actual intrinsic Borel–Moore proper/smooth operations exist, have the declared degrees, and satisfy external-product, composition, base-change and Cartesian-pasting identities. Its proof uses induced fixed-GL varieties and common frame models to construct the change-group and nonrepresentable-smooth interface. It includes all finite quivers, loops and rank-zero factors.
The Axiom of Choice: AC is inherited through the CoHA definition and [F3]; the flag identifications and shift calculations make no additional choices.
Proof
For dimension vectors , the left parenthesization first chooses an exact sequence and then an exact sequence . The resulting data are exactly a flag whose successive quotients have dimensions , in that order. This identification is 2-Cartesian on families: the fibre product of with over includes an isomorphism of the two middle representations. Transporting the subbundle through that isomorphism gives exactly the flag; extracting the two extensions from the flag is inverse on objects and compatible isomorphisms, and commutes with every family base change. Thus proper/smooth base change and composition in [F3] identify the left-associated convolution with of the ordered external product on this flag stack.
If either dimension vector is , the corresponding exact sequence has a unique zero subobject or a unique zero quotient. Hence both maps in the correspondence reduce to the identity on ; the class acts as the identity on either side.
In the right parenthesization, the first exact sequence is ; pulling its subobject back along the quotient gives the unique intermediate subobject . Conversely quotienting the two-step flag of step 1.1 by recovers that sequence. Thus the right composite uses the same flag stack. The construction is inverse on families and their isomorphisms, so the right-associated square is 2-Cartesian as well. The actual Cartesian base-change, external-product and composition identities in [F3] make both induced homology maps equal to that single flag pull-push map with its positive complex orientation.
The degree shifts agree: bilinearity of gives So the equality in step 2.1 is an equality in the same graded component.
Steps 2.1 and 3.1 show that the two parenthesizations agree in the same graded component, while step 1.2 supplies a two-sided unit. Bilinearity extends these identities to the direct sum . AC is used only through [A1].
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Sources
- Maxim Kontsevich and Yan Soibelman, Cohomological Hall algebra, exponential Hodge structures and motivic Donaldson-Thomas invariants, §2.3 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Dominic Joyce, Cohomological Hall Algebras, Week 2 notes, Geometry Advanced Class Trinity Term 2026, §§2.1–2.2 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Yan Soibelman, Remarks on Cohomological Hall algebras and their representations, §2.2 (standard reference, not scraped)