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Henrik Strohmayer

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Operad profiles of Nijenhuis structures

Recently S. Merkulov established a new link between differential geometry and homological algebra by giving descriptions of several differential geometric structures in terms of algebraic operads and props. In particular he described Nijenhuis structures as corresponding to representations of the cobar construction on the Koszul dual of a certain quadratic operad. In this paper we prove, using the PBW-basis method of E. Hoffbeck, that the operad governing Nijenhuis structures is Koszul, thereby showing that Nijenhuis structures correspond to representations of the minimal resolution of this operad. We also construct an operad such that representations of its minimal resolution in a vector space V are in one-to-one correspondence with pairs of compatible Nijenhuis structures on the formal manifold associated to V.

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Prop profile of bi-Hamiltonian structures

Recently S.A. Merkulov established a link between differential geometry and homological algebra by giving descriptions of several differential geometric structures in terms of minimal resolutions of props. In particular he described the prop profile of Poisson geometry. In this paper we define a prop such that representations of its minimal resolution in a vector space V are in a one-to-one correspondence with bi-Hamiltonian structures, i.e. pairs of compatible Poisson structures, on the formal manifold associated to V.

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Operads of compatible structures and weighted partitions

In this paper we describe operads encoding two different kinds of compatibility of algebraic structures. We show that there exist decompositions of these in terms of black and white products and we prove that they are Koszul for a large class of algebraic structures by using the poset method of B. Vallette. In particular we show that this is true for the operads of compatible Lie, associative and pre-Lie algebras.

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