Peiffer Elements in Simplicial Groups and Algebras

Abstract

The main objectives of this paper are to give general proofs of the following two facts: A. For an operad in , let A be a simplicial -algebra such that Am is the -subalgebra generated by (Σi = 0m si(Am-1)), for every n, and let A be the Moore complex of A. Then \[ d (m A) = ΣI γ(p i ∈ I1 di ... i ∈ Ip di) \] where the sum runs over those partitions of [m-1], I = (I1,...,Ip), p ≥ 1, and γ is the action of on A. B. Let G be a simplicial group with Moore complex G in which the normal subgroup of Gn generated by the degenerate elements in dimension n is the proper Gn. Then d(nG) = ΠI,J[i ∈ I di, j ∈ J dj], for I,J ⊂eq [n-1] with I J = [n-1]. In both cases, di is the i-th face of the corresponding simplicial object. The former result completes and generalizes results from Akca and Arvasi, and Arvasi and Porter; the latter, results from Mutlu and Porter. Our approach to the problem is different from that of the cited works. We have first succeeded with a proof for the case of algebras over an operad by introducing a different description of the adjoint inverse of the normalization functor : . For the case of simplicial groups, we have then adapted the construction for the adjoint inverse used for algebras to get a simplicial group G from the Moore complex of a simplicial group G. This construction could be of interest in itself.

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