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ALEXANDER I. EFIMOV

1. New results In 2013, the following results were obtained. 1.1. MacLane (co)homology of the second kind and Wieferich primes. We show that for any number field K and an element w Ok , there is a direct connection between Maclane (co)homology of the second kind of OK with curvature w and the "critical" points of w in Spec OK . Our basic reference for MacLane (co)homology is [L], chapter 13. MacLane cohomology of an associative ring R with coefficients in R - R -bimodule M is defined as Hoschschild cohomology of the cubical Maclane construction of R :
· H M L· (R, M ) := H HZ (Q(R), M ).

Here, for any abelian group A, Q(A) is a functorial nonnegative chain complex of abelian groups which computes stable homology of Eilenberg-MacLane spaces: Hn (Q(A)) H =
n+k

(K (A, k )),
2

k > n. (Q(A)) is torsion for any abelian

In particular, H0 (Q(A)) = A, H1 (Q(A)) = 0, and H

group A. Also, we have that H>0 (A) = 0 if A is a Q -vector space. The functor Q(-) is (nonunital) monoidal (but not symmetric monoidal!), so that we have natural maps of complexes Q(A) Q(B ) Q(A B ), with natural associativity isomorphisms, satisfying cocycle condition. This makes Q(R) into a DG ring whenever R is a ring. Similarly, Maclane homology is defined as Hochschild homology: H M L· (R, M ) := H H· (Q(R), M ). For simplicity, we will restrict ourselves to Maclane cohomology. We write H M L(R) instead of H M L(R, R). The classical computations shows that for a finite field Fq we have H M L2n (Fq ) = Fq , n 0,
1

H M Lodd (Fq ) = 0.


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For the ring of integers, one has

H M Ln (Z) =

Z Z/lZ 0

for n = 0; for n = 2l > 0; otherwise.

We would like to illustrate our results for the ring Z. Using the notion of Hochschild (co)homology of the second kind, introduced by A. Polishchuk and L. Positselski [PP], one can define MacLane (co)homology of the second kind. Namely, let w R be a central element. Then define Rw to be a Z/2 -graded curved DG ring R with curvature w. We define the Maclane cohomology of the second kind by the formula H M L·
,I I

(Rw ) := H H

·,I I

(Q(R)

[w]

, R),

where [w] Q(R)0 is the natural cycle associated to w (by definition, the Z -basis of Q(R)0 is formed by non-zero elements of R ). Our main result for the ring of integers states that for any w Z we have H M L·,I I (Zw ) = Z[{p where S Spec
m -1

}

pS

]
pS,n>0

Z/pp

(n)

Z,

Z is the set of those primes p for which wp w mod p2 . If moreover

p does not divide w, then such p is called a base w Wieferich prime. It is natural to consider S as the set of critical points of w on Spec Z. Op en problem. For any w Z the set of base w Wieferich primes is infinite. Our result (and its obvious grneralization for localizations of Z ) shows that this open problem is equivalent to the following statement. Conjecture 1.1. For any positive integer n, and any w Z, we have that H M L· Z 1 n! Q. =
w

Our result may be considered as an arithmetic analogue of the following geometric statement. Let A be a smooth finitely generated commutative algebra over a field k of characteristic 0 or greater than dim A, and put X := Spec A. Let w A be an element. Then we have HH
·,I I

(Aw ) H · (· TX , [w, -]), =

where [-, -] is the Schouten-Nijenhuis bracket. So this cohomology is a coherent sheaf on X, and its support is precisely the critical locus of w.


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1.2. DG categorical dinamics. Another result is about DG categorical dynamics. Let T be a triangulated DG category generated by one ob ject G, and F : T T an endoufunctor. We consider (T , F ) as a DG-categorical discrete dynamical system. In [DHKK], the authors defined an entropy for the endofunctor F, which is a function h(F ) : R R, t ht (F ). In the case when T is smooth and proper over C, one of the equivalent definitions is the following: ht (F ) = lim
n

1 log( n

k

Z

dim Extk (G, F n (G))e

-k t

).

One can show that this limit exists and does not depend on the choice of generator G. In all examples the exponent of the entropy e
±t h(F )

is integral element (in the sense of

commutative algebra) over Z[e ]. So the natural question arises: is the (exponential of ) entropy always algebraic? We consider the generating function QF
;E1 ,E2

(q , x) :=

(

n 0 k

Z

dim Extk (E1 , F n (E2 ))q k )xn Z[q

±1

][[x]].

Clearly, in the case when E1 = E2 is a generator, after substitution q = e-t , we get that the radius of convergence of QF
;E1 ,E2

(e-t , x) is just e

-ht (F )

. is not rational, and not even

Unfortunately, in general the generating function QF

;E1 ,E2

differentially finite on x. However, we show that its "complexity" reduces to the very special case of a category generated by exceptional collection of length 2. Theorem 1.2. Let T be smooth and proper, F : T T a DG functor, E1 , E2 T two objects. Then there exists another smooth and proper DG category T , a DG functor F :T T and two objects E1 , E2 such that the fol lowing holds: (i) the category T is generated by exceptional col lection A1 , A2 ; (ii) We have F (Ai ) Wi Ai for some Wi Perf (k ); = (iii) the difference QF is a rational function. 2. Comparison with the application The following conjecture of Kontsevich was proved, as well as its generalization for coherent matrix factorizations. Theorem 2.1. Let Y be a separated scheme of finite type over a field k of characteristic
b zero. Then the DG category Dcoh (Y ) is hfp. ;E1 ,E
2

(q , (1 + q )x) - QF

;E1 ,E2

(q , x)


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It was mentioned as a plan for future work. On the other hand, I did not prove HMS conjecture for punctured spheres of genus g 1, and the conjecture about existence of full strong exceptional collections on pro jective toric DM stacks, which were also mentioned in the plan of future work. In fact I was mostly working on other topics. 3. Papers and preprints. Papers in 2013: Abouzaid, Mohammed; Auroux, Denis; Efimov, Alexander I.; Katzarkov, Ludmil; Orlov, Dmitri, Homological mirror symmetry for punctured spheres. J. Amer. Math. Soc. 26 (2013), no. 4, 10511083. Preprints in 2013: A. Efimov, Homotopy finiteness of some DG categories from algebraic geometry, arXiv:1308.0135. 4. Conferences and Schools 1) "Conference on Homological Mirror Symmetry", January 2013, Miami, USA. Talk: "Homotopy finiteness of DG categories from algebraic geometry" 2) "Third Latin Congress on Symmetries in Geometry and Physics", February, Sao Luis, Brazil. Talks: "Homotopy finiteness of DG categories from algebraic geometry"; "Derived categories of Grassmannians over integers and modular representation theory" 3) "DT-invariants in Paris", June 2013, Paris, France. Talk: "Topological Hochschild homology of the second kind and Wieferich primes" 4) "Quantum and motivic cohomology, Fano varieties and mirror symmetry", September 2013, Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Talk: "Topological Hochschild (co)homology of the second kind and Wieferich primes" 5) "Categories and Complexity", November 2013, Vienna, Austria. Talk: "Categories and Complexity" References
[DHKK] G. Dimitrov, F. Haiden, L. Katzarkov, M. Kontsevich, Dynamical systems and categories, arXiv:1307.8418 (preprint). [L] J.-L. Loday, Cyclic homology. Appendix E by Marґ O. Ronco. Second edition. Chapter 13 by the ia author in collaboration with Teimuraz Pirashvili. Grundlehren der Mathematischen Wissenschaften [Fundamental Principles of Mathematical Sciences], 301. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1998. xx+513 pp.


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[PP]

A. Polishchuk, L. Positselski, Hochschild (co)homology of the second kind I. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 364 (2012), no. 10, 53115368.

Steklov Mathematical Institute of RAS, Gubkin str. 8, GSP-1, Moscow 119991, Russia E-mail address : efimov@mccme.ru