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arXiv · 2409.18187

Topological $\Delta G$ homology of rings with twisted $G$-action

Abstract

We construct topological $\Delta G$-homology for rings with twisted $G$-action. Here a ring with twisted $G$-action is a common generalization of a ring with anti-involution and a ring with $G$-action. This construction recovers as special cases topological Hochschild homology (THH) of rings, with its $S^1$-action, and Real topological Hochschild homology (THR) of rings with anti-involution, with its $O(2)$-action. A new example of this construction is quaternionic topological Hochschild homology (THQ) of rings with twisted $C_4$-action, which carries a $Pin(2)$-action. We prove that THQ of a loop space with twisted $C_4$-action can be $Pin(2)$-equivariantly identified with a twisted free loop space. Other new examples of interest are topological symmetric homology and topological hyperoctrahedral homology and more generally topological twisted symmetric homology. We prove a homotopical version of results of Fiedorowicz, Ault, and Graves computing these new topological homology theories on loop spaces with twisted $G$-action. A key step of independent interest in this program is the construction of a new family of crossed simplicial groups, which correspond to operads that encode the structure of rings with twisted $G$-action.

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Gabriel Angelini-Knoll, Mona Merling, Maximilien Péroux. 2024-09-26. Topological $\Delta G$ homology of rings with twisted $G$-action. https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.18187

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