This thesis deals with deformations of VB-algebroids and VB-groupoids. They can be considered as vector bundles in the categories of Lie algebroids and groupoids and encompass several classical objects, including Lie algebra and Lie group representations, 2-vector spaces and the tangent and the cotangent algebroid (groupoid) to a Lie algebroid (groupoid). Moreover, they are geometric models for some kind of representations of Lie algebroids (groupoids), namely 2-term representations up to homotopy. Finally, it is well known that Lie groupoids are ``concrete'' incarnations of differentiable stacks, hence VB-groupoids can be considered as representatives of vector bundles over differentiable stacks, and VB-algebroids their infinitesimal versions. In this work, we attach to every VB-algebroid and VB-groupoid a cochain complex controlling its deformations, their linear deformation complex. Moreover, the deformation complex of a VB-algebroid is equipped with a DGLA structure. The basic properties of these complexes are discussed: their relationship with the deformation complexes of the total spaces and the base spaces, particular cases and generalizations. The main theoretical results are a linear van Est theorem, that gives conditions for the linear deformation cohomology of a VB-groupoid to be isomorphic to that of the corresponding VB-algebroid, and a Morita invariance theorem, that implies that the linear deformation cohomology of a VB-groupoid is really an algebraic invariant of the associated vector bundle of differentiable stacks. Finally, several examples are discussed, showing how the linear deformation cohomologies are related to other well-known cohomologies.

Deformations of vector bundles in the categories of Lie groupoids and algebroids / LA PASTINA, PIER PAOLO. - (2020 Feb 11).

Deformations of vector bundles in the categories of Lie groupoids and algebroids

LA PASTINA, PIER PAOLO
11/02/2020

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This thesis deals with deformations of VB-algebroids and VB-groupoids. They can be considered as vector bundles in the categories of Lie algebroids and groupoids and encompass several classical objects, including Lie algebra and Lie group representations, 2-vector spaces and the tangent and the cotangent algebroid (groupoid) to a Lie algebroid (groupoid). Moreover, they are geometric models for some kind of representations of Lie algebroids (groupoids), namely 2-term representations up to homotopy. Finally, it is well known that Lie groupoids are ``concrete'' incarnations of differentiable stacks, hence VB-groupoids can be considered as representatives of vector bundles over differentiable stacks, and VB-algebroids their infinitesimal versions. In this work, we attach to every VB-algebroid and VB-groupoid a cochain complex controlling its deformations, their linear deformation complex. Moreover, the deformation complex of a VB-algebroid is equipped with a DGLA structure. The basic properties of these complexes are discussed: their relationship with the deformation complexes of the total spaces and the base spaces, particular cases and generalizations. The main theoretical results are a linear van Est theorem, that gives conditions for the linear deformation cohomology of a VB-groupoid to be isomorphic to that of the corresponding VB-algebroid, and a Morita invariance theorem, that implies that the linear deformation cohomology of a VB-groupoid is really an algebraic invariant of the associated vector bundle of differentiable stacks. Finally, several examples are discussed, showing how the linear deformation cohomologies are related to other well-known cohomologies.
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