The Milnor–Moore conjecture for A∞A_\infty algebras

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Let AA be an A∞A_\infty algebra over a characteristic-zero field with a cocommutative, conilpotent coproduct Δ\Delta that is a strict A∞A_\infty morphism

A→A⊗2.A\to A^{\otimes 2}.

Let Δ‾\overline\Delta denote the reduced coproduct and set L=Ker⁡(Δ‾)=P∗(A)L=\operatorname{Ker}(\overline\Delta)=\mathcal P_*(A), the primitives of AA. Milnor–Moore conjecture. The primitives LL form an L∞L_\infty algebra, and the inclusion L↪AL\hookrightarrow A extends to an isomorphism of A∞A_\infty algebras

UL→≅AUL\xrightarrow{\cong} A

that respects the Hopf structure. This is the proposed infinity analogue of the Cartier–Milnor–Moore theorem, characterizing suitable cocommutative Hopf-type objects by their primitives. The supplied text gives no resolution, so the conjecture remains open.

References

Primary source

José Manuel Moreno-Fernández, “The Milnor-Moore theorem for L_algebras in rational homotopy theory”, arXiv:1904.12530 (2019).

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