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Higher differentiation via higher formal groupoids
Christopher L. Rogers
We solve the differentiation problem for Lie -groups. Our approach builds on a classical version of Cartier duality which canonically identifies the Hopf algebra of point d…
Lie's Third Theorem for Lie -Algebras
Christopher L. Rogers, Jesse Wolfson
We introduce the theory of local minimal models for Kan simplicial manifolds, which provide the appropriate generalization of minimal Kan simplicial sets to geometric contexts. We…
On the Goldman-Millson theorem for -algebras in arbitrary characteristic
Alex Milham, Christopher L. Rogers
Complete filtered -algebras model certain deformation problems in the noncommutative setting. The formal deformation theory of a group representation is a classical examp…
Complete -algebras and their homotopy theory
Christopher L. Rogers
We analyze a model for the homotopy theory of complete filtered -algebras intended for applications in algebraic and algebro-geometric deformation theory. We provide an e…
Which homotopy algebras come from transfer?
Martin Markl, Christopher L. Rogers
We characterize -structures that are transfers over a chain homotopy equivalence or a quasi-isomorphism, answering a question posed by D. Sullivan. Along the way, we pres…
An explicit model for the homotopy theory of finite type Lie -algebras
Christopher L. Rogers
Lie -algebras are the analogs of chain Lie algebras from rational homotopy theory. Henriques showed that finite type Lie -algebras can be integrated to produce cer…