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Ioan Mărcuţ

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Multiplicative Ehresmann connections for Lie groupoid fibrations

We introduce multiplicative Ehresmann connections on surjective submersions of Lie groupoids, extending both the classical notion of Ehresmann connections on fibre bundles and the more recent notion of multiplicative connections on Lie groupoid extensions. We investigate the existence of such connections, showing that, in general, they may fail to exist even for proper Lie groupoids. In contrast, positive results hold for Morita submersions, uniform Lie groupoid fibrations, locally trivial families of Lie groupoids, and proper families of Lie groupoids. Our main results concern completeness. For Lie groupoid fibrations, we prove that the completeness of a multiplicative connection is governed by the induced connection on the kernel bundle and, under connectivity assumptions, by the base connection. For families of source-proper Lie groupoids, we prove the equivalence between local triviality and the existence of complete multiplicative Ehresmann connections.

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The Serre spectral sequence of a Lie subalgebroid

We study a spectral sequence approximating Lie algebroid cohomology associated to a Lie subalgebroid. This is a simultaneous generalisation of several classical constructions in differential geometry, including the Leray-Serre spectral sequence for de Rham cohomology associated to a fibration, the Hochschild-Serre spectral sequence for Lie algebras, and the Mackenzie spectral sequence for Lie algebroid extensions. We show that, for wide Lie subalgebroids, the spectral sequence converges to the Lie algebroid cohomology, and that, for Lie subalgebroids over proper submanifolds, the spectral sequence converges to the formal Lie algebroid cohomology. We discuss applications and recover several constructions in Poisson geometry in which this spectral sequence has appeared naturally in the literature.

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