Finite generation of the cohomology rings of some pointed Hopf algebras

Similar documents
arxiv: v1 [math.ra] 19 Oct 2017

Past Research Sarah Witherspoon

Elementary (super) groups

Recent and Current Research in Homological and Noncommutative Algebra

Cohomology of Hopf Algebras

Graded Calabi-Yau Algebras actions and PBW deformations

Representation type and Auslander-Reiten theory of Frobenius-Lusztig kernels

Quadraticity and Koszulity for Graded Twisted Tensor Products

VARIETIES FOR MODULES OF FINITE DIMENSIONAL HOPF ALGEBRAS

Noncommutative invariant theory and Auslander s Theorem

Artin-Schelter regular algebras and the Steenrod algebra

SELF-DUAL HOPF QUIVERS

Invariant Theory of AS-Regular Algebras: A Survey

Applications of geometry to modular representation theory. Julia Pevtsova University of Washington, Seattle

Skew Calabi-Yau algebras and homological identities

Cyclic homology of truncated quiver algebras and notes on the no loops conjecture for Hochschild homology

c Copyright 2013 Guangbin Zhuang

Cohomology operations and the Steenrod algebra

Support Varieties and Representation Type

Enveloping algebras of double Poisson-Ore extensions

Transcendental Numbers and Hopf Algebras

A reductive group with finitely generated cohomology algebras.

Computing syzygies with Gröbner bases

Polynomial Hopf algebras in Algebra & Topology

Research Statement. Noncommutative Algebra. Noncommut. Invariant Theory. struct. thms. [32, 33] Poisson. Algebras

COHOMOLOGY OF FINITE DIMENSIONAL POINTED HOPF ALGEBRAS

COURSE SUMMARY FOR MATH 508, WINTER QUARTER 2017: ADVANCED COMMUTATIVE ALGEBRA

Combinatorial Dyson-Schwinger equations and systems I Feynma. Feynman graphs, rooted trees and combinatorial Dyson-Schwinger equations

LECTURE NOTES DAVID WHITE

SUPPORT VARIETIES FOR SELFINJECTIVE ALGEBRAS

arxiv: v1 [math.nt] 16 Jan 2018

POINCARÉ-BIRKHOFF-WITT THEOREMS

SUPPORT VARIETIES AND REPRESENTATION TYPE OF SELF-INJECTIVE ALGEBRAS

Lie Algebra Homology and Cohomology

Hopf Algebras and Related Topics Conference

Presenting and Extending Hecke Endomorphism Algebras

Confluence Algebras and Acyclicity of the Koszul Complex

SPECTRAL SEQUENCES FOR THE COHOMOLOGY RINGS OF A SMASH PRODUCT

Noetherian property of infinite EI categories

Moduli spaces of sheaves and the boson-fermion correspondence

Generalized Alexander duality and applications. Osaka Journal of Mathematics. 38(2) P.469-P.485

Hochschild and cyclic homology of a family of Auslander algebras

Representation homology and derived character maps

RESEARCH STATEMENT. 1. Introduction

Auslander s Theorem for permutation actions on noncommutative algebras

HOPF ALGEBRAS AND LIE ALGEBRAS UCHICAGO PRO-SEMINAR - JANUARY 9, 2014

DEFORMATIONS OF ALGEBRAS IN NONCOMMUTATIVE ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY EXERCISE SHEET 1

Homotopy-theory techniques in commutative algebra

What is noncommutative algebraic geometry?

ARITHMETIC OF CURVES OVER TWO DIMENSIONAL LOCAL FIELD

FINITE CHEVALLEY GROUPS AND LOOP GROUPS

COHOMOLOGY OVER FIBER PRODUCTS OF LOCAL RINGS

Quillen cohomology and Hochschild cohomology

On a question of Pink and Roessler

Representations of algebraic groups and their Lie algebras Jens Carsten Jantzen Lecture III

LECTURE 4: REPRESENTATION THEORY OF SL 2 (F) AND sl 2 (F)

Quantum exterior algebras extended by groups

On the Homology of the Ginzburg Algebra

POINCARÉ-BIRKHOFF-WITT THEOREMS

A = A(f) = k x 1,...,x n /(f = f ij x i x j )

2 ERIC M. FRIEDLANDER AND ANDREI SUSLIN our functor category is closely related to the category of modules over classical Schur algebras as shown in s

CHAPTER 10. Cohomology

The Diamond Category of a Locally Discrete Ordered Set.

TCC Homological Algebra: Assignment #3 (Solutions)

LIMITING CASES OF BOARDMAN S FIVE HALVES THEOREM

nx ~p Us x Uns2"'-1,» i

Poisson Lie 2-groups and Lie 2-bialgebras

PBW DEFORMATIONS OF SKEW GROUP ALGEBRAS IN POSITIVE CHARACTERISTIC

A global version of the quantum duality principle

Quantum Groups and Link Invariants

Notes on p-divisible Groups

Hopf Algebras. Zajj Daugherty. March 6, 2012

HOMOLOGICAL TRANSCENDENCE DEGREE

PERVERSE SHEAVES ON A TRIANGULATED SPACE

SERRE FINITENESS AND SERRE VANISHING FOR NON-COMMUTATIVE P 1 -BUNDLES ADAM NYMAN

SOLVABLE FUSION CATEGORIES AND A CATEGORICAL BURNSIDE S THEOREM

ON THE REPRESENTABILITY OF Hilb n k[x] (x) Roy Mikael Skjelnes

ON THE BETTI NUMBERS OF FILIFORM LIE ALGEBRAS OVER FIELDS OF CHARACTERISTIC TWO

ON TENSOR PRODUCTS OF COMPLETE RESOLUTIONS

PROBLEMS, MATH 214A. Affine and quasi-affine varieties

arxiv: v1 [math.rt] 11 Sep 2009

Linkable Dynkin diagrams and Quasi-isomorphisms for finite dimensional pointed Hopf algebras

Auslander-Reiten-quivers of functorially finite subcategories

Derived Poisson structures and higher character maps

Thus we get. ρj. Nρj i = δ D(i),j.

MODULE CATEGORIES WITHOUT SHORT CYCLES ARE OF FINITE TYPE

1 Notations and Statement of the Main Results

Rational Hopf G-spaces with two nontrivial homotopy group systems

On the geometric Langlands duality

RATIONAL COHOMOLOGY AND SUPPORTS FOR LINEAR ALGEBRAIC GROUPS. Dedicated to David J. Benson

Some Remarks on D-Koszul Algebras

arxiv: v1 [math.ra] 16 Dec 2014

LECTURE 11: SOERGEL BIMODULES

A FORMULA FOR THE -core OF AN IDEAL

Π-SUPPORTS FOR MODULES FOR FINITE GROUP SCHEMES

Modules for elementary abelian groups and hypersurface singularities

Mathematical Research Letters 1, (1994) DERIVED CATEGORIES AND MOTIVES. I. Kriz and J. P. May

Dieudonné modules, part I: a study of primitively generated Hopf algebras

THE QUANTUM DOUBLE AS A HOPF ALGEBRA

Rigidity of Artin-Schelter Regular Algebras

Transcription:

Finite generation of the cohomology rings of some pointed Hopf algebras Van C. Nguyen Hood College, Frederick MD nguyen@hood.edu joint work with Xingting Wang and Sarah Witherspoon Maurice Auslander Distinguished Lectures and International Conference April 25 30, 2018

Setting & Motivation Let k be a field and H be a finite-dimensional Hopf algebra over k. The cohomology of H is H (H, k) := n 0 Ext n H(k, k).

Setting & Motivation Let k be a field and H be a finite-dimensional Hopf algebra over k. The cohomology of H is H (H, k) := n 0 Ext n H(k, k). Conjecture (Etingof-Ostrik 04) For any finite-dimensional Hopf algebra H, H (H, k) is finitely generated.

Setting & Motivation Let k be a field and H be a finite-dimensional Hopf algebra over k. The cohomology of H is H (H, k) := n 0 Ext n H(k, k). Conjecture (Etingof-Ostrik 04) For any finite-dimensional Hopf algebra H, H (H, k) is finitely generated. GOAL: Study the finite generation of H (H, k), for some pointed Hopf algebras.

Finite generation of cohomology ring F.g. Cohomology Conjecture Applications: Quillen s stratification theorem, modular representation theory, support variety theory, algebraic geometry, commutative algebra, some homological conjectures Partial Results: finite group algebras over pos. char., finite group schemes over pos. char., Lusztig s small quantum group over C, Drinfeld double of Frob. kernels of finite alg. groups, certain pointed Hopf algebras Remarks: H (H, k) is a graded-commutative ring. H (H, k) is a finitely generated k-algebra H (H, k) is left (or right) Noetherian H ev (H, k) is Noetherian and H (H, k) is a f.g. module over H ev (H, k).

Finite generation of cohomology ring F.g. Cohomology Conjecture Applications: Quillen s stratification theorem, modular representation theory, support variety theory, algebraic geometry, commutative algebra, some homological conjectures Partial Results: finite group algebras over pos. char., finite group schemes over pos. char., Lusztig s small quantum group over C, Drinfeld double of Frob. kernels of finite alg. groups, certain pointed Hopf algebras Remarks: H (H, k) is a graded-commutative ring. H (H, k) is a finitely generated k-algebra H (H, k) is left (or right) Noetherian H ev (H, k) is Noetherian and H (H, k) is a f.g. module over H ev (H, k).

Finite generation of cohomology ring F.g. Cohomology Conjecture Applications: Quillen s stratification theorem, modular representation theory, support variety theory, algebraic geometry, commutative algebra, some homological conjectures Partial Results: finite group algebras over pos. char., finite group schemes over pos. char., Lusztig s small quantum group over C, Drinfeld double of Frob. kernels of finite alg. groups, certain pointed Hopf algebras Remarks: H (H, k) is a graded-commutative ring. H (H, k) is a finitely generated k-algebra H (H, k) is left (or right) Noetherian H ev (H, k) is Noetherian and H (H, k) is a f.g. module over H ev (H, k).

Finite generation of cohomology ring F.g. Cohomology Conjecture Applications: Quillen s stratification theorem, modular representation theory, support variety theory, algebraic geometry, commutative algebra, some homological conjectures Partial Results: finite group algebras over pos. char., finite group schemes over pos. char., Lusztig s small quantum group over C, Drinfeld double of Frob. kernels of finite alg. groups, certain pointed Hopf algebras Remarks: H (H, k) is a graded-commutative ring. H (H, k) is a finitely generated k-algebra H (H, k) is left (or right) Noetherian H ev (H, k) is Noetherian and H (H, k) is a f.g. module over H ev (H, k).

Preliminary Ingredients Definition A Hopf algebra H over a field k is a k-vector space which is an algebra (m, u) a coalgebra (, ε) together with an antipode map S : H H.

Preliminary Ingredients Definition A Hopf algebra H over a field k is a k-vector space which is an algebra (m, u) a coalgebra (, ε) together with an antipode map S : H H. Example group algebra kg, polynomial rings k[x 1, x 2,..., x n ], universal enveloping algebra U(g) of a Lie algebra g, etc.

Today s Object: p 3 -dim pointed Hopf algebras Let k = k with char(k) = p > 2 and H be a p 3 -dim pointed Hopf algebra. The classification of H is done by (V.C. Nguyen-X. Wang 16).

Today s Object: p 3 -dim pointed Hopf algebras Let k = k with char(k) = p > 2 and H be a p 3 -dim pointed Hopf algebra. The classification of H is done by (V.C. Nguyen-X. Wang 16). We are interested in the case when H 0 = kc q = g, grh = B(V )#kc q, q is divisible by p (more general), where V = kx ky is kc q -module.

Today s Object: p 3 -dim pointed Hopf algebras Let k = k with char(k) = p > 2 and H be a p 3 -dim pointed Hopf algebra. The classification of H is done by (V.C. Nguyen-X. Wang 16). We are interested in the case when H 0 = kc q = g, grh = B(V )#kc q, q is divisible by p (more general), where V = kx ky is kc q -module. B(V ) is a rank two Nichols algebra of Jordan type over C q. B(V ) = k x, y /(x p, y p, yx xy 1 2 x 2 ). with action g x = x and g y = x + y.

Today s Object: p 3 -dim pointed Hopf algebras Let k = k with char(k) = p > 2 and H be a p 3 -dim pointed Hopf algebra. The classification of H is done by (V.C. Nguyen-X. Wang 16). We are interested in the case when H 0 = kc q = g, grh = B(V )#kc q, q is divisible by p (more general), where V = kx ky is kc q -module. B(V ) is a rank two Nichols algebra of Jordan type over C q. B(V ) = k x, y /(x p, y p, yx xy 1 2 x 2 ). with action g x = x and g y = x + y. B(V ) Hopf alg in YD Cq C q bosonization grh = B(V )#kc q lifting pointed Hopf algebras H

Today s Object: two Hopf algebras Let k = k with char(k) = p > 2 and w = g 1. Consider the following Hopf algebras over k: 1 The p 2 q-dim bosonization grh = B(V )#kc q is isomorphic to k w, x, y subject to w q, x p, y p, yx xy 1 2 x 2, xw wx, yw wy wx x.

Today s Object: two Hopf algebras Let k = k with char(k) = p > 2 and w = g 1. Consider the following Hopf algebras over k: 1 The p 2 q-dim bosonization grh = B(V )#kc q is isomorphic to k w, x, y subject to w q, x p, y p, yx xy 1 2 x 2, xw wx, yw wy wx x. 2 The 27-dim liftings in p = q = 3 are H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = k w, x, y subject to w 3 = 0, x 3 = ɛx, y 3 = ɛy 2 (µɛ τ µ 2 )y, yw wy = wx + x (µ ɛ)(w 2 + w), xw wx = ɛ(w 2 + w), yx xy = x 2 + (µ + ɛ)x + ɛy τ(w 2 w), with ɛ {0, 1} and τ, µ k.

Today s Object: two Hopf algebras Let k = k with char(k) = p > 2 and w = g 1. Consider the following Hopf algebras over k: 1 The p 2 q-dim bosonization grh = B(V )#kc q is isomorphic to k w, x, y subject to w q, x p, y p, yx xy 1 2 x 2, xw wx, yw wy wx x. 2 The 27-dim liftings in p = q = 3 are H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = k w, x, y subject to w 3 = 0, x 3 = ɛx, y 3 = ɛy 2 (µɛ τ µ 2 )y, yw wy = wx + x (µ ɛ)(w 2 + w), xw wx = ɛ(w 2 + w), yx xy = x 2 + (µ + ɛ)x + ɛy τ(w 2 w), with ɛ {0, 1} and τ, µ k. Main Results (N-Wang-Witherspoon 17) The cohomology rings of B(V )#kc q and of H(ɛ, µ, τ) are finitely generated.

Strategy: May spectral sequence & permanent cocycles Take H as B(V )#kc q or H(ɛ, µ, τ) (p = q = 3). Assign lexicographic order on monomials in w, x, y with w < x < y.

Strategy: May spectral sequence & permanent cocycles Take H as B(V )#kc q or H(ɛ, µ, τ) (p = q = 3). Assign lexicographic order on monomials in w, x, y with w < x < y. N-filtration on H, grh = k[w, x, y]/(w q, x p, y p ).

Strategy: May spectral sequence & permanent cocycles Take H as B(V )#kc q or H(ɛ, µ, τ) (p = q = 3). Assign lexicographic order on monomials in w, x, y with w < x < y. N-filtration on H, grh = k[w, x, y]/(w q, x p, y p ). H (grh, k) = ( k 3) k [ξ w, ξ x, ξ y ], deg(ξ i ) = 2.

Strategy: May spectral sequence & permanent cocycles Take H as B(V )#kc q or H(ɛ, µ, τ) (p = q = 3). Assign lexicographic order on monomials in w, x, y with w < x < y. N-filtration on H, grh = k[w, x, y]/(w q, x p, y p ). H (grh, k) = ( k 3) k [ξ w, ξ x, ξ y ], deg(ξ i ) = 2. (May 66) May spectral sequence E, 1 with respect to the cup product. = H (grh, k) = E, = gr H (H, k).

Strategy: May spectral sequence & permanent cocycles Take H as B(V )#kc q or H(ɛ, µ, τ) (p = q = 3). Assign lexicographic order on monomials in w, x, y with w < x < y. N-filtration on H, grh = k[w, x, y]/(w q, x p, y p ). H (grh, k) = ( k 3) k [ξ w, ξ x, ξ y ], deg(ξ i ) = 2. (May 66) May spectral sequence E, 1 with respect to the cup product. Lemma (Friedlander-Suslin 97) = H (grh, k) = E, = gr H (H, k). If ξ w, ξ x, ξ y are permanent cocyles (meaning they survive at E -page), then gr H (H, k) and H (H, k) are noetherian over k[ξ w, ξ x, ξ y ]. Consequently, H (H, k) is finitely generated as a k-algebra. = Need to find such permanent cocycles!

Tool 1: Twisted tensor product resolution (Shepler-Witherspoon 16) Let A and B be associative k-algebras. A twisting map τ : B A A B is a bijective k-linear map that respects the identity and multiplication maps of A and of B.

Tool 1: Twisted tensor product resolution (Shepler-Witherspoon 16) Let A and B be associative k-algebras. A twisting map τ : B A A B is a bijective k-linear map that respects the identity and multiplication maps of A and of B. The twisted tensor product algebra A τ B is the vector space A B together with multiplication m τ given by such a twisting map τ.

Tool 1: Twisted tensor product resolution (Shepler-Witherspoon 16) Let A and B be associative k-algebras. A twisting map τ : B A A B is a bijective k-linear map that respects the identity and multiplication maps of A and of B. The twisted tensor product algebra A τ B is the vector space A B together with multiplication m τ given by such a twisting map τ. Let P (M) be an A-projective resolution of M and P (N) be a B-projective resolution of N

Tool 1: Twisted tensor product resolution (Shepler-Witherspoon 16) Let A and B be associative k-algebras. A twisting map τ : B A A B is a bijective k-linear map that respects the identity and multiplication maps of A and of B. The twisted tensor product algebra A τ B is the vector space A B together with multiplication m τ given by such a twisting map τ. Let P (M) be an A-projective resolution of M and P (N) be a B-projective resolution of N = Construct a projective resolution Y of A τ B-modules from P (M) and P (N)??

Tool 1: Twisted tensor product resolution (Shepler-Witherspoon 16) Let A and B be associative k-algebras. A twisting map τ : B A A B is a bijective k-linear map that respects the identity and multiplication maps of A and of B. The twisted tensor product algebra A τ B is the vector space A B together with multiplication m τ given by such a twisting map τ. Let P (M) be an A-projective resolution of M and P (N) be a B-projective resolution of N = Construct a projective resolution Y of A τ B-modules from P (M) and P (N)?? Twisted tensor product resolution: (Shepler-Witherspoon 16) introduced some compatibility conditions that are sufficient for constructing a projective resolution Y = Tot(P (M) P (N)) of M N as a module over A τ B.

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q H = B(V )#kc q = (A τ B) µ C. A = k[x]/(x p ), B = k[y]/(y p ), C = k[w]/(w q ).

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q H = B(V )#kc q = (A τ B) µ C. A = k[x]/(x p ), B = k[y]/(y p ), C = k[w]/(w q ). The twisting map τ : B A A B: τ(y r x l ) = r t=0 ( ) r l(l + 1)(l + 2) (l + t 1) t 2 t x l+t y r t.

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q H = B(V )#kc q = (A τ B) µ C. A = k[x]/(x p ), B = k[y]/(y p ), C = k[w]/(w q ). The twisting map τ : B A A B: τ(y r x l ) = r t=0 ( ) r l(l + 1)(l + 2) (l + t 1) t 2 t x l+t y r t. Let P A (k) : x p 1 A x A xp 1 A x A ε k 0, P B (k) : y p 1 B y B y p 1 B y B ε k 0.

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q H = B(V )#kc q = (A τ B) µ C. A = k[x]/(x p ), B = k[y]/(y p ), C = k[w]/(w q ). The twisting map τ : B A A B: τ(y r x l ) = r t=0 ( ) r l(l + 1)(l + 2) (l + t 1) t 2 t x l+t y r t. Let P A (k) : x p 1 A x A xp 1 A x A ε k 0, P B (k) : y p 1 B y B y p 1 B y B ε k 0. The total complex: K := Tot(P A (k) P B (k)) with differential d n = (d i 1 + ( 1) i d j ). i+j=n

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q H = B(V )#kc q = (A τ B) µ C. A = k[x]/(x p ), B = k[y]/(y p ), C = k[w]/(w q ). The twisting map τ : B A A B: τ(y r x l ) = r t=0 ( ) r l(l + 1)(l + 2) (l + t 1) t 2 t x l+t y r t. Let P A (k) : x p 1 A x A xp 1 A x A ε k 0, P B (k) : y p 1 B y B y p 1 B y B ε k 0. The total complex: K := Tot(P A (k) P B (k)) with differential d n = (d i 1 + ( 1) i d j ). i+j=n (K, d) is a resolution of k over A τ B. H (K ) = H (A B, k) = H (A, k) H (B, k).

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q K n = Pi A (k) Pj B (k) = i+j=n H (K ) = H (A τ B, k). i+j=n (A τ B) φ ij.

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q K n = Pi A (k) Pj B (k) = i+j=n H (K ) = H (A τ B, k). K is C q = g -equivariant. i+j=n (A τ B) φ ij.

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q K n = Pi A (k) Pj B (k) = i+j=n H (K ) = H (A τ B, k). K is C q = g -equivariant. i+j=n (A τ B) φ ij. q 1 P kcq (g 1) ( s=0 (k) : kc q kc g s ) q kc q (g 1) kc q ε k 0. Twisted tensor resolution Y := Tot(K P kcq (k)) with twisted chain map µ : kc q K K kc q given by the C q -action.

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q K n = Pi A (k) Pj B (k) = i+j=n H (K ) = H (A τ B, k). K is C q = g -equivariant. i+j=n (A τ B) φ ij. q 1 P kcq (g 1) ( s=0 (k) : kc q kc g s ) q kc q (g 1) kc q ε k 0. Twisted tensor resolution Y := Tot(K P kcq (k)) with twisted chain map µ : kc q K K kc q given by the C q -action. Described all H n (B(V )#kc q, k) as k-vector space. Found ξ w, ξ x, ξ y H 2 (B(V )#kc q, k), needed permanent cocycles.

Twisted tensor product resolutions over B(V )#kc q K n = Pi A (k) Pj B (k) = i+j=n H (K ) = H (A τ B, k). K is C q = g -equivariant. i+j=n (A τ B) φ ij. q 1 P kcq (g 1) ( s=0 (k) : kc q kc g s ) q kc q (g 1) kc q ε k 0. Twisted tensor resolution Y := Tot(K P kcq (k)) with twisted chain map µ : kc q K K kc q given by the C q -action. Described all H n (B(V )#kc q, k) as k-vector space. Found ξ w, ξ x, ξ y H 2 (B(V )#kc q, k), needed permanent cocycles. Theorem (N-Wang-Witherspoon 17) H (B(V )#kc q, k) is finitely generated as a k-algebra.

Tool 2: Anick resolution (Anick 86) H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = T (V )/(I ).

Tool 2: Anick resolution (Anick 86) H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = T (V )/(I ). B = {w, x, y}, a basis of V with the ordering w < x < y.

Tool 2: Anick resolution (Anick 86) H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = T (V )/(I ). B = {w, x, y}, a basis of V with the ordering w < x < y. T = {tips}, reduced words (monomials) whose all proper subwords are irreducible; T relations (I ).

Tool 2: Anick resolution (Anick 86) H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = T (V )/(I ). B = {w, x, y}, a basis of V with the ordering w < x < y. T = {tips}, reduced words (monomials) whose all proper subwords are irreducible; T relations (I ). R = {all proper prefixes (left factors) of the tips}.

Tool 2: Anick resolution (Anick 86) H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = T (V )/(I ). B = {w, x, y}, a basis of V with the ordering w < x < y. T = {tips}, reduced words (monomials) whose all proper subwords are irreducible; T relations (I ). R = {all proper prefixes (left factors) of the tips}. (Cojocaru-Ufnarovski 97): Quiver Q = Q(B, T ): Vertices: {1} R. Arrows: 1 v for v B and all f g for f, g R where gf uniquely contains a tip as a prefix.

Tool 2: Anick resolution (Anick 86) H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = T (V )/(I ). B = {w, x, y}, a basis of V with the ordering w < x < y. T = {tips}, reduced words (monomials) whose all proper subwords are irreducible; T relations (I ). R = {all proper prefixes (left factors) of the tips}. (Cojocaru-Ufnarovski 97): Quiver Q = Q(B, T ): Vertices: {1} R. Arrows: 1 v for v B and all f g for f, g R where gf uniquely contains a tip as a prefix. In each homological degree n of the Anick resolution, define a free basis C n = {all paths of length n starting from 1 in Q}.

Tool 2: Anick resolution (Anick 86) H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = T (V )/(I ). B = {w, x, y}, a basis of V with the ordering w < x < y. T = {tips}, reduced words (monomials) whose all proper subwords are irreducible; T relations (I ). R = {all proper prefixes (left factors) of the tips}. (Cojocaru-Ufnarovski 97): Quiver Q = Q(B, T ): Vertices: {1} R. Arrows: 1 v for v B and all f g for f, g R where gf uniquely contains a tip as a prefix. In each homological degree n of the Anick resolution, define a free basis C n = {all paths of length n starting from 1 in Q}. The differentials d are defined recursively, with a simultaneous recursive definition of a contracting homotopy s: d 3 s 2 H kc 2 d 2 s 1 H kc 1 d 1 s 0 ε H k 0. η

Anick resolution for some liftings H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) Example (H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) = k w, x, y subject to) w 3 = 0, x 3 = ɛx, y 3 = ɛy 2 (µɛ τ µ 2 )y, yw wy = wx + x (µ ɛ)(w 2 + w), xw wx = ɛ(w 2 + w), yx xy = x 2 + (µ + ɛ)x + ɛy τ(w 2 w), with ɛ {0, 1} and τ, µ k. 1 w x y w 2 x 2 y 2

Anick resolution for some liftings H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) 1 w x y w 2 x 2 y 2 C 1 = {w, x, y} = B, C 2 = {w 3, x 3, y 3, xw, yw, yx} = T, C 3 = {w 3+1, x 3+1, y 3+1, xw 3, yw 3, yx 3, x 3 w, y 3 w, y 3 x, yxw}.

Anick resolution for some liftings H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) 1 w x y w 2 x 2 y 2 C 1 = {w, x, y} = B, C 2 = {w 3, x 3, y 3, xw, yw, yx} = T, C 3 = {w 3+1, x 3+1, y 3+1, xw 3, yw 3, yx 3, x 3 w, y 3 w, y 3 x, yxw}. Define differentials, d 3 s 2 H kc 2 d 2 s 1 H kc 1 d 1 s 0 ε H k 0. η

Anick resolution for some liftings H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) 1 w x y w 2 x 2 y 2 Define differentials, C 1 = {w, x, y} = B, C 2 = {w 3, x 3, y 3, xw, yw, yx} = T, C 3 = {w 3+1, x 3+1, y 3+1, xw 3, yw 3, yx 3, x 3 w, y 3 w, y 3 x, yxw}. d 3 s 2 H kc 2 d 2 s 1 H kc 1 = Found ξ w, ξ x, ξ y H 2 (H(ɛ, µ, τ), k), needed permanent cocycles. d 1 s 0 ε H k 0. η

Anick resolution for some liftings H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) 1 w x y w 2 x 2 y 2 Define differentials, C 1 = {w, x, y} = B, C 2 = {w 3, x 3, y 3, xw, yw, yx} = T, C 3 = {w 3+1, x 3+1, y 3+1, xw 3, yw 3, yx 3, x 3 w, y 3 w, y 3 x, yxw}. d 3 s 2 H kc 2 d 2 s 1 H kc 1 = Found ξ w, ξ x, ξ y H 2 (H(ɛ, µ, τ), k), needed permanent cocycles. Theorem (N-Wang-Witherspoon 17) H (H(ɛ, µ, τ), k) is finitely generated as a k-algebra. d 1 s 0 ε H k 0. η

Anick resolution for some liftings H = H(ɛ, µ, τ) d 2 (1 w 3 ) = w 2 w, d 2 (1 x 3 ) = x 2 x ɛ x, d 2 (1 y 3 ) = y 2 y + ɛy y + (µɛ τ µ 2 ) y, d 2 (1 xw) = x w w x ɛw w ɛ w, d 2 (1 yw) = y w w y w x 1 x + (µ ɛ)w w + (µ ɛ) w, d 2 (1 yx) = y x x y + x x (µ + ɛ) x ɛ y + τw w τ w. d 3 (1 w 4 ) = w w 3, d 3 (1 x 4 ) = x x 3, d 3 (1 y 4 ) = y y 3, d 3 (1 xw 3 ) = x w 3 w 2 xw, d 3 (1 x 3 w) = x 2 xw + w x 3 + ɛwx xw + ɛx xw + ɛw xw, d 3 (1 yw 3 ) = y w 3 w 2 yw + w 2 xw + w xw, d 3 (1 yxw) = y xw x yw + w yx + ɛw yw + x xw + (µ + ɛ)w xw, d 3 (1 y 3 w) = y 2 yw + w y 3 + wy yx + wx yx + (ɛ µ)wy yw +(µ ɛ)wx yw τw 2 yw + y yx (ɛ + µ)y yw +τw 2 xw + x yx + (µ ɛ)x yw + (µ 2 ɛµ)w yw + τw xw, d 3 (1 yx 3 ) = y x 3 x 2 yx + τwx xw + ɛx yx τx xw + ɛτw xw, d 3 (1 y 3 x) = y 2 yx + x y 3 xy yx τwx yw τwy yw +τw 2 yx + τwx xw + ɛτw 2 yw + (ɛτ + µτ)w 2 xw +µy yx + τy yw µx yx + τx xw +τw yx + (ɛτ + µτ)w yw + ɛτw xw.

Recap The Menu F.g. of cohomology rings of (Hopf) algebras? p 2 q-dim Hopf algebra B(V )#kc q 27-dim Hopf algebra H(ɛ, µ, τ) Tool 1: Twisted tensor product resolutions Tool 2: Anick resolutions Other algebras? Other tools?

References D. J. Anick, On the homology of associative algebras, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 296 (1986), no. 2, 641 659. S. Cojocaru and V. Ufnarovski, BERGMAN under MS-DOS and Anick s resolution, Discrete Math. Theoretical Comp. Sci. 1 (1997), 139 147. E. Friedlander and A. Suslin, Cohomology of finite group schemes over a field, Invent. Math., 127 (1997), no. 2, 209 270. J. P. May, The cohomology of restricted Lie algebras and of Hopf algebras, J. Algebra 3 (1966), 123 146. V. C. Nguyen and X. Wang, Pointed p 3 -dimensional Hopf algebras in positive characteristic, to appear in Alg. Colloq., arxiv:1609.03952. A. V. Shepler and S. Witherspoon, Resolutions for twisted tensor products, preprint, arxiv:1610.00583. Thank You!