Realisability and localisation.

Publication date 11 October 2014

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/0707.1148, http://d-nb.info/985329009/34, http://ubdata.uni-paderborn.de/ediss/17/2007/huber/

zbMATH Keywords

cohomology rings derived categories differential graded algebras differential graded modules graded prime ideals local-global principles smashing localisations

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

(Co)homology of rings and associative algebras (e.g., Hochschild, cyclic, dihedral, etc.) (16E40) Differential graded algebras and applications (associative algebraic aspects) (16E45) Localization and completion in homotopy theory (55P60)

Abstract: Let

A

be a differential graded algebra with cohomology ring

H^{*} A

. A graded module over

H^{*} A

is called emph{realisable} if it is (up to direct summands) of the form

H^{*} M

for some differential graded

A

-module

M

. Benson, Krause and Schwede have stated a local and a global obstruction for realisability. The global obstruction is given by the Hochschild class determined by the secondary multiplication of the

A_{i n f t y}

-algebra structure of

H^{*} A

. In this thesis we mainly consider differential graded algebras

A

with graded-commutative cohomology ring. We show that a finitely presented graded

H^{*} A

-module

X

is realisable if and only if its

m a t h f r a k p

-localisation

X_{m a t h f r a k p}

is realisable for all graded prime ideals

m a t h f r a k p

of

H^{*} A

. In order to obtain such a local-global principle also for the global obstruction, we define the emph{localisation of a differential graded algebra

A

at a graded prime

m a t h f r a k p

of

H^{*} A

}, denoted by

A_{m a t h f r a k p}

, and show the existence of a morphism of differential graded algebras inducing the canonical map

H^{*} A o (H^{*} A)_{m a t h f r a k p}

in cohomology. The latter result actually holds in a much more general setting: we prove that every smashing localisation on the derived category of a differential graded algebra is induced by a morphism of differential graded algebras. Finally we discuss the relation between realisability of modules over the group cohomology ring and the Tate cohomology ring.

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