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A spectral sequence for spaces of maps between operads

Florian Göppl and Michael Weiss

Algebraic & Geometric Topology 24 (2024) 1655–1690
Abstract

Under mild conditions on topologically enriched operads P and Q, the derived mapping space RHom (P,Q) is the limit (sequential homotopy inverse limit) of a tower whose n th layer admits a description in terms of certain (small) diagrams Jn(P) and Jn(Q). More precisely Jn(P) is a 3–term diagram of spaces with action of Σn of the form bound n(P) P(n) cobound n(P), where P(n) is the space of n–ary operations in P. The statement takes some inspiration from manifold calculus, but the proof relies on the homotopical theory of dendroidal spaces and the concept of dendroidal nerve of an operad.

Keywords
operad, dendroidal space, spectral sequence
Mathematical Subject Classification
Primary: 18M75, 55P48
Secondary: 18N60
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Publication
Received: 15 June 2022
Revised: 23 October 2022
Accepted: 18 November 2022
Published: 28 June 2024
Authors
Florian Göppl
Mathematics Institute
University of Münster
Frankfurt
Germany
Michael Weiss
Mathematics Institute
University of Münster
Frankfurt
Germany

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