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Cyclic cohomology of certain nuclear Fréchet algebras and DF algebras

Zinaida Lykova (2008)

Open Mathematics

We give explicit formulae for the continuous Hochschild and cyclic homology and cohomology of certain ^ -algebras. We use well-developed homological techniques together with some niceties of the theory of locally convex spaces to generalize the results known in the case of Banach algebras and their inverse limits to wider classes of topological algebras. To this end we show that, for a continuous morphism ϕ: x → y of complexes of complete nuclear DF-spaces, the isomorphism of cohomology groups H...

Cyclic cohomology of (extended) Hopf algebras

M. Khalkhali, B. Rangipour (2003)

Banach Center Publications

We review recent progress in the study of cyclic cohomology of Hopf algebras, extended Hopf algebras, invariant cyclic homology, and Hopf-cyclic homology with coefficients, starting with the pioneering work of Connes-Moscovici.

Decompositions of the category of noncommutative sets and Hochschild and cyclic homology

Jolanta Słomińska (2003)

Open Mathematics

In this note we show that the main results of the paper [PR] can be obtained as consequences of more general results concerning categories whose morphisms can be uniquely presented as compositions of morphisms of their two subcategories with the same objects. First we will prove these general results and then we will apply it to the case of finite noncommutative sets.

Differential Equations associated to Families of Algebraic Cycles

Pedro Luis del Angel, Stefan Müller-Stach (2008)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We develop a theory of differential equations associated to families of algebraic cycles in higher Chow groups (i.e., motivic cohomology groups). This formalism is related to inhomogenous Picard–Fuchs type differential equations. For a families of K3 surfaces the corresponding non–linear ODE turns out to be similar to Chazy’s equation.

Dualization in algebraic K-theory and the invariant e¹ of quadratic forms over schemes

Marek Szyjewski (2011)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

In the classical Witt theory over a field F, the study of quadratic forms begins with two simple invariants: the dimension of a form modulo 2, called the dimension index and denoted e⁰: W(F) → ℤ/2, and the discriminant e¹ with values in k₁(F) = F*/F*², which behaves well on the fundamental ideal I(F)= ker(e⁰). Here a more sophisticated situation is considered, of quadratic forms over a scheme and, more generally, over an exact category with duality. Our purposes are: ...

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