On the first group of the chromatic cohomology of graphs
Milena D. Pabiniak, Jozef H. Przytycki, Radmila Sazdanovic
Abstract
The algebra of truncated polynomials Am=Z[x]/(xm) plays an important role in the theory of Khovanov and Khovanov-Rozansky homology of links. We have demonstrated that Hochschild homology is closely related to Khovanov homology via comultiplication free graph cohomology. It is not difficult to compute Hochschild homology of Am and the only torsion, equal to Zm, appears in gradings (i,m(i+1)/2) for any positive odd i. We analyze here the grading of graph cohomology which is producing torsion for a polygon. We find completely the cohomology H1,v-1A2(G) and H1,2v-3A3(G). The group H1,v-1A2(G) is closely related to the standard graph cohomology, except that the boundary of an edge is the sum of endpoints instead of the difference. The result about H1,v-1A2(G) gives as a corollary a fact about Khovanov homology of alternating and + or - adequate link diagrams. The group H1,2v-3A3(G) can be computed from the homology of a cell complex, XΔ,4(G), built from the graph G. In particular, we prove that A3 cohomology can have any torsion. We give a simple and complete characterization of those graphs which have torsion in cohomology H1,2v-3A3(G) (e.g. loopless graphs which have a 3-cycle). We also construct graphs which have the same (di)chromatic polynomial but different H1,2v-3A3(G). Finally, we give examples of calculations of width of H1,*A3(G) and of cohomology H1,(m-1)(v-2)+1Am(G) for m>3.
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