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Gerstenhaber bracket ([f,g])

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Write f∘g=∑i=0p−1​(−1)i(q−1)f∘i​g for insertion of a degree-q cochain into a degree-p one. With the unsigned Hochschild cup product and the left graded Leibniz rule, take [f,g]=(−1)(p−1)(q−1)f∘g−g∘f. It descends to Hochschild cohomology and gives a Gerstenhaber algebra. The alternative insertion bracket f∘g−(−1)(p−1)(q−1)g∘f differs by the displayed degree sign and obeys the corresponding right rule. Degree-one brackets are commutators of derivations in either convention.

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