Twisted forms of perfect complexes and Hilbert 90
Abstract
Automorphisms of a perfect complex naturally have the structure of an ∞-group: the 1-morphisms are quasi-isomorphisms, the 2-morphisms are homotopies, etc. This article starts by proving some basic properties of this ∞-group. We go on to study the deformation theory of this stack of ∞-groups and give a criterion for this stack to be formally smooth. The classifying stack of this ∞-group classifies forms of a complex. We discuss a version of Hilbert 90 for perfect complexes.
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