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Shifted bisymplectic and double Poisson structures on non-commutative derived prestacks

J. P. Pridham

TL;DR

The paper develops a non-commutative, derived framework for shifted geometric structures by introducing n-shifted bisymplectic and shifted double Poisson structures on differential graded associative algebras and non-commutative derived moduli functors. It proves an equivalence between non-degenerate n-shifted double Poisson structures and n-shifted bisymplectic structures, and extends these notions to NC prestacks, stacky DGAAs, and representation/Perf/Morita moduli, using étale functoriality and formal integration. Calabi–Yau and pre-Calabi–Yau structures on dg algebras correspond to shift-structured NC moduli data, with G_m-actions playing a key role in passing between non-commutative and commutative viewpoints. The resulting framework yields canonical shifted bisymplectic and bi-Lagrangian structures on NC moduli spaces and links to derived Poisson structures on commutative quotients and representation spaces, enabling a unifying treatment of CY/pCY phenomena in non-commutative geometry. This work provides a foundation for non-commutative, derived Poisson geometry with robust functoriality, integration statements, and applications to Calabi–Yau/morita-type moduli problems.

Abstract

We introduce the notions of shifted bisymplectic and shifted double Poisson structures on differential graded associative algebras, and more generally on non-commutative derived moduli functors with well-behaved cotangent complexes. For smooth algebras concentrated in degree $0$, these structures recover the classical notions of bisymplectic and double Poisson structures, but in general they involve an infinite hierarchy of higher homotopical data, ensuring that they are invariant under quasi-isomorphism. The structures induce shifted symplectic and shifted Poisson structures on the underlying commutative derived moduli functors, and also on underlying representation functors. We show that there are canonical equivalences between the spaces of shifted bisymplectic structures and of non-degenerate $n$-shifted double Poisson structures. We also give canonical shifted bisymplectic and bi-Lagrangian structures on various derived non-commutative moduli functors of modules over Calabi--Yau dg categories. Unlike their commutative counterparts, these structures enjoy a formal integration property, which we exploit to show that Calabi--Yau and pre-Calabi--Yau structures on a dg algebra correspond respectively to bisymplectic and double Poisson structures on its quotient prestacks by the adjoint $\mathbb{G}_m$-action.

Shifted bisymplectic and double Poisson structures on non-commutative derived prestacks

TL;DR

The paper develops a non-commutative, derived framework for shifted geometric structures by introducing n-shifted bisymplectic and shifted double Poisson structures on differential graded associative algebras and non-commutative derived moduli functors. It proves an equivalence between non-degenerate n-shifted double Poisson structures and n-shifted bisymplectic structures, and extends these notions to NC prestacks, stacky DGAAs, and representation/Perf/Morita moduli, using étale functoriality and formal integration. Calabi–Yau and pre-Calabi–Yau structures on dg algebras correspond to shift-structured NC moduli data, with G_m-actions playing a key role in passing between non-commutative and commutative viewpoints. The resulting framework yields canonical shifted bisymplectic and bi-Lagrangian structures on NC moduli spaces and links to derived Poisson structures on commutative quotients and representation spaces, enabling a unifying treatment of CY/pCY phenomena in non-commutative geometry. This work provides a foundation for non-commutative, derived Poisson geometry with robust functoriality, integration statements, and applications to Calabi–Yau/morita-type moduli problems.

Abstract

We introduce the notions of shifted bisymplectic and shifted double Poisson structures on differential graded associative algebras, and more generally on non-commutative derived moduli functors with well-behaved cotangent complexes. For smooth algebras concentrated in degree , these structures recover the classical notions of bisymplectic and double Poisson structures, but in general they involve an infinite hierarchy of higher homotopical data, ensuring that they are invariant under quasi-isomorphism. The structures induce shifted symplectic and shifted Poisson structures on the underlying commutative derived moduli functors, and also on underlying representation functors. We show that there are canonical equivalences between the spaces of shifted bisymplectic structures and of non-degenerate -shifted double Poisson structures. We also give canonical shifted bisymplectic and bi-Lagrangian structures on various derived non-commutative moduli functors of modules over Calabi--Yau dg categories. Unlike their commutative counterparts, these structures enjoy a formal integration property, which we exploit to show that Calabi--Yau and pre-Calabi--Yau structures on a dg algebra correspond respectively to bisymplectic and double Poisson structures on its quotient prestacks by the adjoint -action.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 30 sections, 42 theorems, 201 equations.

Key Result

Lemma 1.14

There is a natural map $\mathrm{PreBiSp}(A,n) \to \mathrm{PreSp}(A^{\mathbf{L},\mathrm{com}},n)$ which sends the space $\mathrm{BiSp}(A,n)$ of $n$-shifted bisymplectic structures on $A$ to the space $\mathrm{Sp}(A^{\mathbf{L},\mathrm{com}},n)$ of $n$-shifted symplectic structures on its commutative

Theorems & Definitions (148)

  • Remark 1.1
  • Definition 1.2
  • Definition 1.3
  • Definition 1.4
  • Definition 1.5
  • Definition 1.6
  • Definition 1.7
  • Remark 1.8
  • Definition 1.9
  • Example 1.10: Shifted cotangent spaces and their twists
  • ...and 138 more