Formal equivalence conjecture for extensions of codifferentials

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Let d=d2+dkd=d_2+d_k be a codifferential, and let de=d2+dk+dl+⋯d_e=d_2+d_k+d_l+\cdots and de′=d2+dk+dl′+⋯d_e'=d_2+d_k+d_l'+\cdots be extensions. Two codifferentials are formally equivalent when a formal automorphism expresses an equivalence between them. Formal equivalence conjecture. If de′d_e' is formally equivalent to ded_e, then dl′−dld'_l-d_l is the leading term of a DD-coboundary for the coboundary operator D=[∙,d]D=[\bullet,d]. This is a classification tool for codifferentials: it identifies the first difference between formally equivalent extensions as a coboundary. The supplied text gives no resolution, so the conjecture remains open.

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Alice Fialowski and Michael Penkava, “Extensions of L_infinity algebras of two even and one odd dimension”, arXiv:math/0403302 (2004).

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