Hyperoctahedral Operations on Hochschild Homology
@article{Bergeron1995HyperoctahedralOO, title={Hyperoctahedral Operations on Hochschild Homology}, author={Nantel Bergeron}, journal={Advances in Mathematics}, year={1995}, volume={110}, pages={255-276} }
Abstract We construct Families {ρ l, k n } of orthogonal idempotents of the hyperoctahedral group algebras Q [ B n ], which commute with the Hochschild boundary operators b n =∑ n i=0 (−1) i d i . We show that those idempotents are projections onto some hyperoactahedral symmetric powers of the free Lie algebra Lie ( l, k ) n ( A ). The commutations above then decompose the Hochshild homology H n ( C ) obtained by any functor C : Δ op → K - module that factor through Fin ′ B , the…
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