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Higher order Koszul brackets Higher order Koszul brackets Hovhannes Khudaverdian University of Manchester, Manchester, UK XXXY WORKSHOP ON GEOMETRIC METHODS IN PHYSICS 26 June-2 July, Bialoweza, Poland The talk is based on the work with Ted


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Higher order Koszul brackets

Higher order Koszul brackets

Hovhannes Khudaverdian

University of Manchester, Manchester, UK

XXXY WORKSHOP ON GEOMETRIC METHODS IN PHYSICS 26 June-2 July, Bialoweza, Poland The talk is based on the work with Ted Voronov

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Contents

Abstracts Poisson manifold and.... Higher brackets

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Papers that talk is based on are

[1] H.M.Khudaverdian, Th. Voronov Higher Poisson brackets and differential forms, 2008a In: Geometric Methods in Physics. AIP Conference Proceedings 1079, American Institute of Physics, Melville, New York, 2008, 203-215., arXiv: 0808.3406 [2] Th. Voronov, Nonlinear pullback on functions and a formal category extending the category of supermanifolds], arXiv: 1409.6475 [3] Th. Voronov, Microformal geometry, arXiv: 1411.6720

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Abstract...

For an arbitrary manifold M, we consider supermanifolds ΠTM and ΠT ∗M, where Π is the parity reversion functor. The space ΠT ∗M possesses canonical odd Schouten bracket and space ΠTM posseses canonical de Rham differential d. An arbitrary even function P on ΠT ∗M such that [P,P] = 0 induces a homotopy Poisson bracket on M, a differential, dP on ΠT ∗M, and higher Koszul brackets on ΠTM. (If P is fiberwise quadratic, then we arrive at standard structures of Poisson geometry.) Using the language of Q-manifolds and in particular

  • f Lie algebroids, we study the interplay between canonical

structures and structures depending on P. Then using just recently invented theory of thick morphisms we construct a non-linear map between the L∞ algebra of functions on ΠTM with higher Koszul brackets and the Lie algebra of functions on ΠT ∗M with the canonical odd Schouten bracket.

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Poisson manifold

Let M be Poisson manifold with Poisson tensor P = Pab∂b ∧∂a {f,g} = {f,g}P = ∂f ∂xa Pab ∂g ∂xb . {{f,g},h}+{{g,h},f}+{{h,f},g} = 0,

  • Par∂rPbc +Pbr∂rPca +Pcr∂rPab = 0.

If P is non-degenerate, then ω = (P−1)abdxa ∧dxb is closed non-degenerate form defining symplectic structure on M.

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Differentials

d—de Rham differential, d : Ωk(M) → Ωk+1(M), d2 = 0,df = ∂f ∂xa dxa , d(ω ∧ρ) = dω ∧ρ +(−1)p(ω)ω ∧dρ dP—Lichnerowicz- Poisson differential, dP : Ak(M) → Ak+1(M), d2

P = 0,dPf = ∂f

∂xb Pba ∂ ∂xa dPP = 0 ↔ Jacobi identity for Poisson bracket {, }

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Differential forms and multivector fields

A∗ space multivector fields on M, Ω∗ space of differential forms on M, Ak(M)

dP

− → Ak+1(M) ↑ ↑ Ωk(M)

d

− → Ωk+1(M)

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Differential forms and multivector fields

A∗— multivector fields on M= functions on ΠT ∗M Ω∗— differential forms on M= functions on ΠTM, Ak(M)

dP

− → Ak+1(M) ↑ ↑ Ωk(M)

d

− → Ωk+1(M) C(ΠT ∗M)

dP

− → C(ΠT ∗M) ↑ ↑ C(ΠTM)

d

− → C(ΠTM) dω(x,ξ) = ξ a ∂ ∂xa ω(x,ξ),dPF(x,θ) = [P,F] , [P,F]-canonical odd Poisson bracket on ΠT ∗M.

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xa = (x1,...,xn)— coordinates on M (xa,ξ b) = (x1,...,xn;ξ 1,...,ξ n), —coordinates on ΠTM p(ξ a) = p(xa)+1,xa′ = xa′(xa) → ξ a′ = ξ a ∂xa′ ∂xa . (dxa ↔ ξ a). ‘ Respectively (xa,θb) = (x1,...,xn;θ1,...,θn), —coordinates on ΠT ∗M p(θa) = p(xa)+1,xa′ = xa′(xa) → θa′ = θa ∂xa ∂xa′ . (∂a ↔ θa). ‘

Example

Ω∗ ∋ ω = ladxa+rabdxa∧dxb ↔ ω(x,ξ) = laξ a+rabξ aξ b ∈ C(ΠTM) A∗ ∋ F = X a∂a+Mab∂a∧∂b ↔ F(x,θ) = X aθa+Mabθaθb ∈ C(ΠT ∗M).

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Canonical odd Poisson bracket

F,G multivector fields [F,G]Schouten commutator, F,G functions on ΠT ∗M [F,G]odd Poisson bracket, X = X a∂a,[X,F] = LXF P = Pab∂a ∧∂b , [P,F] = dPF , [X,F] = [X aθa,F(x,θ)] dPF = (P,F) = [Pabθaθb,F(x,θ)] [F(x,θ),G(x,θ)] = ∂F(x,θ) ∂xa ∂G(x,θ) ∂θa +(−1)p(F) ∂F(x,θ) ∂θa ∂G(x,θ) ∂xa . Names are

  • dd Poisson bracket

Schouten bracket Buttin bracket anti-bracket

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Koszul bracket on differential forms

ϕ∗

P :

C(ΠT ∗M) ↑ C(ΠTM) ξ a = Pabθb or dxa = Pb∂b From {, } on functions to Koszul bracket on differential forms [ω,σ]P = (ϕ∗

P)−1 ([ϕ∗ P(ω),ϕ∗ P(σ)]) .

[f,g]P = 0, [f,dg]P = (−1)p(f){f,g}P , [df,dg]P = (−1)p(f)d ({f,g}P) This formula survives the limit if P is degenerate.

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Lie algebroid

E → M—vector bundle, [[, ]]—commutator on sections, ρ : E → TM—-anchor [[s1(x),f(x)s2(x)]] = f(x)[[s1(x),s2(x)]]+

  • ρ(s1(x))f(x)
  • s2(x),

Jacobi identity: [[[[s1,s2]],s3]]+cyclic permutations = 0. s(x) = si(x)ei(x), [[ei(x),ek(x)]] = cm

ik (x)em(x),ρ(ei) = ρµ i ∂µ ,

[[s1(x),s2(x)]] =

  • si

1sk 2cm ik +si 1ρµ i ∂µsm 2 (x)−si 2ρµ i ∂µsm 1 (x)

  • em
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Trivial examples of Lie algebroid

G −−Lie algebra, G ↓ ∗ , where [[, ]]— usual commutator, tangent bundle TM ↓ M , where [[, ]]— commutator of vector fields For TM anchor is identity map

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Poisson algebroid

(M,P) Poisson manifold, (P = Pab∂b ∧∂a, {f,g} = ∂afPab∂bg) T ∗M ↓ M , [[df,dg]] = d{f,g}, anchorρ : ρ(ωadxa) = Dω = Pabωb ∂ ∂xa , [[ωadxa,σbdxb]] = 1 2ωaσb∂cPab +Pabωb∂aσc −(ω ↔ σ)

  • dxx

(This is Koszul bracket [, ]P on 1-forms).

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Anchor—morphism of algebroids

Anchor ρ :   T ∗M ↓ M   →   TM ↓ M   , morphism of algebroid T ∗M to tangent algebroid. ρ[[ω,σ]] = [ρ(ω),ρ(σ)].

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One very useful object—Q manifold

Definition

A pair (M,Q) where M is (super)manifold, and Q is odd vector field on it such that Q2 = 1 2[Q,Q] = 0 is called Q-manifold. Q is called homological vector field.

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Lie algebroid and its neighbours

Algebroid has diffferent manifestations ΠE ↓ M ΠE is Q manifold with Q = ξ kξ icm

ik ∂ ∂ξ m +ξ iρµ i ∂ ∂x µ

, E ↓ M E → M is Lie algebroid with [[ei,ek]] = cm

ik ,ρ(ei) = ρµ i ∂ ∂x µ

E∗ ↓ M , ΠE∗ ↓ M —(even, odd)Poisson manifolds Lie–Poisson bracket: {ui,uk} = cm

ik um ,{x µ,ui} = ρµ i ,{x µ,xν} = 0.

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Neighbours of G → ∗

ΠG ↓ ∗ Q = ξ iξ kcm

ik

∂ ∂ξ m

  • homological vector field

, G ↓ ∗ [ei,ek] = cm

ik em

  • structure constants

, G ∗ ↓ ∗ {ui,uk} = cm

ik um

  • Lie-Poisson bracket
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Neighbours of tangent algebroid TM → M

ΠTM ↓ M Q = ξ m ∂ ∂xm

  • homological vector field—de Rham differential d

(functions on ΠTM)—differential forms on M) , T ∗M ↓ M canonical symplectic structure , ΠT ∗M ↓ M canonical odd sympletic structure

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Neighbours of Poisson algebroid T ∗M → M

(M,P)—Poisson manifold, {xa,xb} = Pab ΠT ∗M ↓ M Q = θaθb ∂Pba ∂xc ∂ ∂θc +θaPab ∂ ∂xb

  • homological vector field

, T ∗M ↓ M Poisson algebroid [[dxa,dxb]] = dPab , ρ(dxa) = Pab∂b ΠTM ↓ M {, } = [, ]P is Koszul bracket on ΠTM.

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ΠT ∗M ↓ M is in the neighbourhood of tangent algebroid TM ↓ M ΠTM ↓ M is in the neighbourhood of Poisson algebroid T ∗M ↓ M ΠT ∗M Odd canonical Poisson bracket → ΠTM Odd Koszul bracket i Linear map ξ a = 1

2 ∂P(x,θ) ∂θa

= Pabθb , (dxa = Pab∂b )

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Question

What happens if even function P = Pab(x,θ)θaθb is replaced by an arbitrary even function P = P(x,θ) which obeys the master-equation [P,P] = 2P(x,θ) ∂xa P(x,θ) ∂θ a = 0. (In the case P = Pab(x,θ)θaθb master-equation is just Jacobi identity for Poisson bracket {, }P on M.)

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Higher Poisson brackets on M

P : [P,P] = 0 defines higher brackets (homotopy Poisson brackets) {f1,f2,...,fn}P = [...[P,f1],...,fp]

  • M ,
  • M =
  • θ=0 .

P = Paθa +Pabθbθa +Pabcθcθbθa +... {xa}P = Pa , {xa,xb} = Pab , {xa,xb,xc} = Pabc ...

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From ΠT ∗M to ΠTM

C(ΠT ∗M) → X(ΠT ∗M) → C(T ∗(ΠT ∗M)) → C(T ∗(ΠTM)) Function P(x,θ) → Hamiltonian vector field DF → → Hamiltonian in T ∗(ΠT ∗M) →T ∗(ΠT ∗M) The last map is Mackenzie Xu symplectomorphism C(ΠTM) ∋ P = P(x,θ) → K = KP(x,ξ) ∈ T ∗(ΠT ∗M) KP(x,ξ,p,π) =

  • pa

∂ ∂θa P(x,θ)+ξ a ∂ ∂xa P(x,θ)

  • θ→π

(xa,ξ b|pa,πb) coordinates on T ∗(ΠTM).

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Higher Koszul brackets on M

P ∈ ΠT ∗M defines homotopy Poisson bracket (higher Poisson brackets ) on M, KP ∈ T ∗(ΠTM) defines homotopy odd Poisson bracket (higher Koszul bracket) on ΠM, {F1,F2,...,Fn}KP = [...[KP,F1],...,Fp]

  • ΠM ,
  • ΠM =
  • p=π=0).

F = F(x,ξ) = f(x)+ξ afa(x)+...,(df = ξ a∂af), [f]P = 0,[f1,f2,...,fk]P = 0 [f1,df2,...,dfn] = {f1,f2,...,fn}, [df1,df2,...,dfn] = d{f1,f2,...,fn},

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C(ΠT ∗M) morphism of Q-manif. ← C(ΠTM) ΠT ∗M Lichnerowicz Poisson differential dP Odd Poisson canonical bracket → ΠTM de Rham differential Odd Koszul bracket d = ξ a∂a , dP : dPf = [P,f], dP = ∂P ∂xa ∂ ∂θa ,+ ∂P ∂θa ∂ ∂xa

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If P = Pabθbθa then the map ΠT ∗M → ΠTM : ξ a = ∂P ∂θ a = Pab(x)θb , is linear in fibres. Morphism of Q-manifolds C(ΠT ∗M) ← C(ΠTM) is its pull-back. These linear maps are interwining maps for differentials d and dP, their Hamiltonians, and their homological vector fields on infinite-dimensional spaces of functions.

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Let P(x,θ) be an arbitrary even function, solution of master-equation [P,P] = 0. The map ΠT ∗M → ΠTM : ξ a = ∂P ∂θ a , is in general non-linear map. ΠT ∗M non-linear → ΠTM ΠTM thick ← ΠT ∗M i.e. C(ΠTM) −−non-linear map toC(ΠT ∗M) This non-linear map defines morphism of Q-manifolds.

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Papers that talk is based on

[1] H.M.Khudaverdian, Th. Voronov Higher Poisson brackets and differential forms, 2008a In: Geometric Methods in Physics. AIP Conference Proceedings 1079, American Institute of Physics, Melville, New York, 2008, 203-215., arXiv: 0808.3406 [2] Th. Voronov, Nonlinear pullback on functions and a formal category extending the category of supermanifolds], arXiv: 1409.6475 [3] Th. Voronov, Microformal geometry, arXiv: 1411.6720

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