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Publications and source records attributed to Dennis Borisov.
It is proved that derived Quot-schemes, as defined by Ciocan-Fontanine and Kapranov, are represented by dg manifolds of finite type. This is the second part if a work aimed to analyze shifted symplectic structures on moduli spaces of coherent sheaves on Calabi--Yau manifolds. The first part related dg manifolds to derived schemes as defined by Toën and Vezzosi.
A strictification result is proved for isotropic distributions on derived schemes equipped with negatively shifted homotopically closed $2$-forms. It is shown that any derived scheme over $\mathbb{C}$ equipped with a $-2$-shifted symplectic structure, and having a Hausdorff space of classical points, admits a globally defined Lagrangian distribution as a dg $\mathbb{C}^{\infty}$-manifold.
It is shown that there are globally defined Lagrangian distributions on the stable loci of derived Quot-stacks of coherent sheaves on Calabi--Yau four-folds. Dividing by these distributions produces perfectly obstructed smooth stacks with globally defined $-1$-shifted potentials, whose derived critical loci give back the stable loci of smooth stacks of sheaves in global Darboux form.
A theory of dg schemes is developed so that it becomes a homotopy site, and the corresponding infinity category of stacks is equivalent to the infinity category of stacks, as constructed by Toen and Vezzosi, on the site of dg algebras whose cohomologies have finitely many generators in each degree. Stacks represented by dg schemes are shown to be derived schemes under this correspondence.
We prove that for any k greater or equal to 2, given a smooth compact k-dimensional manifold and a multiplicative k-1-gerbe on a Lie group, together with an integrable connection, there is a line bundle on the corresponding Beilinson-Drinfeld Grassmannian having the factorization property. We show that taking global sections of this line bundle we obtain a factorization algebra.
It is shown that if one uses the notion of infinity nilpotent elements due to Moerdijk and Reyes, instead of the usual definition of nilpotents to define reduced $C^\infty$-schemes, the resulting de Rham spaces are given as quotients by actions of germs of diagonals, instead of the formal neighbourhoods of the diagonals.
It is proved that the category of simplicial complete bornological spaces over $\mathbb R$ carries a combinatorial monoidal model structure satisfying the monoid axiom. For any commutative monoid in this category the category of modules is also a monoidal model category with all cofibrant objects being flat. In particular, weak equivalences between these monoids induce Quillen equivalences between the corresponding categories of modules. On the other hand, it is also proved that the functor of pre-compact bornology applied to simplicial $C^\infty$-rings preserves and reflects weak equivalences, thus assigning stable model categories of modules to simplicial $C^\infty$-rings.
Let $({\bf X},ω_{\bf X}^*)$ be a separated, $-2$-shifted symplectic derived $\mathbb C$-scheme, in the sense of Pantev, Toen, Vezzosi and Vaquie arXiv:1111.3209, of complex virtual dimension ${\rm vdim}_{\mathbb C}{\bf X}=n\in\mathbb Z$, and $X_{\rm an}$ the underlying complex analytic topological space. We prove that $X_{\rm an}$ can be given the structure of a derived smooth manifold ${\bf X}_{\rm dm}$, of real virtual dimension ${\rm vdim}_{\mathbb R}{\bf X}_{\rm dm}=n$. This ${\bf X}_{\rm dm}$ is not canonical, but is independent of choices up to bordisms fixing the underlying topological space $X_{\rm an}$. There is a 1-1 correspondence between orientations on $({\bf X},ω_{\bf X}^*)$ and orientations on ${\bf X}_{\rm dm}$. Because compact, oriented derived manifolds have virtual classes, this means that proper, oriented $-2$-shifted symplectic derived $\mathbb C$-schemes have virtual classes, in either homology or bordism. This is surprising, as conventional algebro-geometric virtual cycle methods fail in this case. Our virtual classes have half the expected dimension, and from purely complex algebraic input, can yield a virtual class of odd real dimension. Now derived moduli schemes of coherent sheaves on a Calabi-Yau 4-fold are expected to be $-2$-shifted symplectic (this holds for stacks). We propose to use our virtual classes to define new Donaldson-Thomas style invariants 'counting' (semi)stable coherent sheaves on Calabi-Yau 4-folds $Y$ over $\mathbb C$, which should be unchanged under deformations of $Y$.
A model structure is defined on the category of derived differentiable schemes, and it is used to analyse the truncation 2-functor from derived manifolds to d-manifolds. It is proved that the induced 1-functor between the homotopy categories is full and essentially surjective, giving a bijection between the sets of equivalence classes of objects. An example is constructed, showing that this 1-functor is not faithful.
Derived differential manifolds are constructed using the usual homotopy theory of simplicial rings of smooth functions. They are proved to be equivalent to derived differential manifolds of finite type, constructed using homotopy sheaves of homotopy rings (D.Spivak), thus preserving the classical cobordism ring. This reduction to the usual algebraic homotopy can potentially lead to virtual fundamental classes beyond obstruction theory.
Topologies on algebraic and equational theories are used to define germ determined, near-point determined, and point determined rings of smooth functions, without requiring them to be finitely generated. It is proved, that any commutative algebra morphism (without requiring continuity) between near-point determined rings of smooth functions is smooth (and hence continuous).
The theory of operads (May, cyclic, modular, PROPs, etc) is extended to include higher dimensional phenomena, i.e. operations between operations, mimicking the algebraic structure on varieties of arbitrary dimensions, having marked subvarieties of arbitrary codimension.
A club structure is defined on the category of simplicial sets. This club generalizes the operad of associative rings by adding "amalgamated" products.
The construction (by Kapranov) of the space of infinitesimal paths on a manifold is extended to include higher dimensional infinitesimal objects, encoding contractions of infinitesimal loops. This full infinitesimal groupoid is shown to have the algebra of polyvector fields as its non-linear cohomology.