The cyclotomic double shuffle torsor in terms of Betti and de Rham coproducts
Abstract
To describe the double shuffle relations between multiple polylogarithm values at Nth roots of unity, Racinet attached to each finite cyclic group G of order N and each group embedding : G C×, a Q-scheme DMR which associates to each commutative Q-algebra k, a set DMR(k) that can be decomposed as a disjoint union of sets DMRλ(k) with λ ∈ k. He also exhibited a Q-group scheme DMR0G and showed that DMRλ(k) is a torsor for the action of DMR0G(k). Then, Enriquez and Furusho showed for N=1 that a subscheme DMR× of DMR is a torsor of isomorphisms relating de Rham and Betti objects. In previous work, we reformulated Racinet's construction in terms of crossed products and identified his coproduct with a coproduct M, DRG defined on a module MGDR over an algebra WGDR equipped with its own coproduct W, DRG. In this paper, we provide a generalization of Enriquez and Furusho's result to any N ≥ 1: we exhibit a module MNB over an algebra WNB and show the existence of compatible coproducts W, BN and M, BN such that DMR× is contained in the torsor of isomorphisms relating W, BN (resp. M, BN) to W, DRG (resp. M, DRG).
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