Combinatorial and algebraic structure in Orlik-Solomon algebras
Michael Falk
Abstract
The Orlik-Solomon algebra A(G) of a matroid G is the free exterior algebra on the points, modulo the ideal generated by the circuit boundaries. On one hand, this algebra is a homotopy invariant of the complement of any complex hyperplane arrangement realizing G. On the other hand, some features of the matroid G are reflected in the algebraic structure of A(G). In this mostly expository article, we describe recent developments in the construction of algebraic invariants of A(G). We develop a categorical framework for the statement and proof of recently discovered isomorphism theorems which suggests a possible setting for classification theorems. Several specific open problems are formulated.
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