Cohomological invariance under naturally isomorphic Lie groupoid morphisms

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Let f1:H1→G1f_1:H_1\to G_1 and f2:H2→G2f_2:H_2\to G_2 be morphisms of Lie groupoids with a natural isomorphism f1⇒f2f_1\Rightarrow f_2. Let M1M_1 be a G1G_1-module and let M2M_2 be the corresponding G2G_2-module. Write B∙HiB^\bullet H_i for the nerve of HiH_i, fi∙−1f_i^{\bullet-1} for inverse image of sheaves, and O(Mi)\mathcal{O}(M_i) for the sheaf associated to MiM_i.

Natural-isomorphism invariance conjecture. The natural isomorphism induces an isomorphism

H∗(B∙H1,f1∙−1O(M1))≅H∗(B∙H2,f2∙−1O(M2)).H^*(B^\bullet H_1,f_1^{\bullet-1}\mathcal{O}(M_1))\cong H^*(B^\bullet H_2,f_2^{\bullet-1}\mathcal{O}(M_2)).

The conjecture formalizes the agreement of the cohomology constructions in the examples preceding it and is intended as a step toward a generalized van Est theorem. It remains open in the source.

References

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Joshua Lackman, “The van Est Map on Geometric Stacks”, arXiv:2205.02109 (2022).

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