Cocycles de groupe pour GLn et arrangements d'hyperplans
Abstract
Many authors have constructed different, but related, linear group cocycles that are usually referred to as ``Eisenstein cocycles.'' The main goal of this work is to describe a topological construction that is a common source for all these cocycles. One interesting feature of this construction is that, starting from a purely topological class, it leads to the algebraic world of meromorphic forms on hyperplane complements in n-fold products of either the (complex) additive group, the multiplicative group or a (family of) elliptic curve(s). This yields the construction of three types of ``Sczech cocycles.''
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