Th\'eor\`eme d'Eilenberg-Zilber en homologie cyclique enti\`ere
Abstract
For simplicial modules, Eilenberg-Zilber's classical theorem states the existence of a product sh : M N M× N (the shuffle) and a coproduct AW : M× N M N (the Alexander-Whitney map), which are quasi-inverse of eachother. A cyclic version of this theorem was established in 1987 by Hood and Jones: they proved that sh and AW admit "coextensions" sh∞ and AW∞, using an acyclic-model method. Besides, an explicit formula for sh∞ has been discovered by several authors. But the question remained open of such an explicit formula for AW∞, and for the homotopies by which sh∞ and AW∞ are mutual quasi-inverses and are quasi-(co)-associative. We present a complete answer to this problem and show that all these -- now explicit -- maps extend continuously to entire cyclic complexes (associated to normed algebras).
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