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Publications and source records attributed to Angela Klamt.
We compute the homology of the complex of formal operations on the Hochschild complex of differential graded commutative algebras as defined by Wahl and prove that these can be built as infinite sums of operations obtained from Loday's shuffle operations, Connes' boundary operator and the shuffle product.
We define a dg-category of looped diagrams which we use to construct operations on the Hochschild complex of commutative Frobenius dg-algebras. We show that we recover the operations known for symmetric Frobenius dg-algebras constructed using Sullivan chord diagrams as well as all formal operations for commutative algebras (including Loday's lambda operations) and prove that there is a chain level version of a suspended Cactus operad inside the complex of looped diagrams. This recovers the suspended BV algebra structure on the Hochschild homology of commutative Frobenius algebras defined by Abbaspour and proves that it comes from an action on the Hochschild chains.
We study the Ext-algebra of the direct sum of all parabolic Verma modules in the principal block of the Bernstein-Gelfand-Gelfand category O for the hermitian symmetric pair $(\mathfrak{gl}_{n+m}, \mathfrak{gl}_{n} \oplus \mathfrak{gl}_m)$ and present the corresponding quiver with relations for the cases n=1, 2. The Kazhdan-Lusztig combinatorics is used to deduce a general vanishing result for the higher multiplications in the A infinity-structure of a minimal model. An explicit example of the higher multiplications with non-vanishing $m_3$ is included.
This is the author's diploma thesis. In the first part of the thesis the algebra structure on the Ext-spaces Ext^k(M(x), M(y)) of Verma modules M(x) and M(y) in the parabolic category O for the case of the parabolic subalgebras gl(n) x gl(m) for n=1 and n=2 is computed and expressed in terms of quivers. For arbitrary n, more general results about Hom-spaces of projective modules are achieved. The second part of the thesis deals with A-infinity structures on the algebras described above. An explicit construction for a minimal model is given and all higher multiplications are determined in the cases n=1 and n=2. In the first case the algebra turns out to be formal. The main result of the thesis is presented in the general vanishing theorem. It says that for arbitrary n we get a minimal model with vanishing m_k for k > n^2+1. The tools used for this proof are developed throughout the entire thesis.