Monoidal categories and multiextensions
Lawrence Breen
Abstract
We show that the obstruction to the existence of a strict symmetric monoidal structure on a monoidal stack C is determined by a commutator biextension associated to C, and that this biextension is alternating under an additional hypothesis. The analogous construction for monoidal 2-stacks is described, together with the corresponding generalizations of the concept of a biextension.
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