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Higher holonomy for curved L∞-algebras 1: simplicial methods
1Department of Mathematics, Northwestern University , Evanston, Illinois, USA.
Abstract:
We construct a natural morphism ρ from the nerve MC∙(L)=MC(Ω∙⊗^L) of a pronilpotent curved L∞-algebra L to the simplicial subset γ∙(L)=MC(Ω∙⊗^L,s∙) of Maurer-Cartan element satisfying the Dupont gauge condition. This morphism equals the identity on the image of the inclusion γ∙(L)↪MC∙(L). The proof uses the extension of Berglund's homotopical perturbation theory for L∞-algebras to curved L∞-algebras. The morphism ρ equals the holonomy for nilpotent Lie algebras. In a sequel to this paper, we use a cubical analogue ρ◻ of ρ to identify ρ with higher holonomy for semiabelian curved L∞-algebras. This article is part of the theme issue 'Derived Lie algebras in geometry and topology'.
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