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Cyclic homology
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Definition
Let be a field of characteristic and let be an associative algebra over with identity. Tensor products are over . For let be the cyclic operator and let . The Hochschild boundary of the complex of Hochschild homology maps into , so it induces a boundary on . The cyclic homology of is , the homology of this Connes complex.
Remarks
Example: in degree , and , so . Example: for , the space is for even and for odd, since then and is invertible. The boundary vanishes on it, so for even and for odd . Over a general ground ring, cyclic homology is defined from Connes' bicomplex instead, and the two definitions agree when contains . There is a long exact sequence of Connes relating the two theories:
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| Tag | 9RGFJDFY96 |
|---|---|
| URI | m2://9RGFJDFY96 |
| Kind | definition |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 16E40, 19D55 |
| Defines | Cyclic homology |
| Uses | Associative algebra, Hochschild homology, Tensor product of modules, Chain complex |
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