Annales Henri Poincaré· 2026Q1
Adjusted Connections I: Differential Cocycles for Principal Groupoid Bundles with Connection
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A new framework reinterprets principal groupoid bundles with connection as morphisms to a classifying dg-Lie groupoid, naturally yielding a global formulation for curved Yang-Mills-Higgs theories.
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Key points
- Principal groupoid bundles with connection are reframed as morphisms to a classifying dg-Lie groupoid.
- This perspective extends to principal groupoid bundles by incorporating an additional datum from higher gauge theory.
- For Lie groupoids, this additional datum is identified as a Cartan connection.
- The adjusted connections offer a global formulation for the kinematical data of curved Yang-Mills-Higgs theories.
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Abstract
Abstract We develop a new perspective on principal bundles with connection as morphisms from the tangent bundle of the underlying manifold to a classifying dg-Lie groupoid. This groupoid can be identified with a lift of the inner homomorphisms groupoid arising in Ševera’s differentiation procedure of Lie quasi-groupoids. Our new perspective readily extends to principal groupoid bundles, but requires an adjustment, an additional datum familiar from higher gauge theory. We show that for Lie groupoids, the additional adjustment data amounts to a Cartan connection. The resulting adjusted connections naturally provide a global formulation of the kinematical data of curved Yang–Mills–Higgs theories as described by Kotov–Strobl [47] and Fischer [32].
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