Lagrangian Relations and Quantum Algebras
arXiv:2401.06110 · doi:10.1007/s00220-025-05290-w
Abstract
Quantum algebras are higher loop generalizations of cyclic algebras. Motivated by the problem of defining morphisms between such algebras, we construct a linear category of -shifted symplectic vector spaces and distributional half-densities, originally proposed by Ševera. Morphisms in this category can be given both by formal half-densities and Lagrangian relations; we prove that the composition of such morphisms recovers the construction of homotopy transfer of quantum algebras. Finally, using this category, we propose a new notion of a relation between quantum algebras.
43 pages; v4 - version accepted for publication; added some missing relevant references, changed the convention for degree shift, added minor clarifications including Remarks 4.8, 4.19
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