This analysis shows that the cohomology is tied to classifying spaces of noncrossing partitions, indicating unique properties of the cluster morphism category.
In Igusa, Todorov and Weyman (Picture groups of finite type and cohomology in type A n arXiv:1609.02636 ), we introduced “picture groups” and computed the cohomology of the picture group of type Aₙ . This is the same group what was introduced by Loday (Contemp Math 265: 99–127, 2000) where he called it the “Stasheff group”. In this paper, we give an elementary combinatorial interpretation of the “cluster morphism category” constructed in as reported by Igusa and Todorov, (in: Signed exceptional sequences and the cluster morphism category, arXiv:1706.02041 ) in the special case of the linearly oriented quiver of type Aₙ . We prove that the classifying space of this category is locally CAT (0) and thus a K(π ,1) . We prove a more general statement that classifying spaces of certain “cubical categories” are locally CAT (0). The objects of our category are the classical noncrossing partitions introduced by Kreweras (Discrete Math 1: 333–350, 1972) . The morphisms are binary forests. This paper is independent of as reported by Igusa and Todorov (in: Signed exceptional sequences and the cluster morphism category, arXiv:1706.02041 )and as reported by Igusa, Todorov and Weyman (in: Picture groups of finite type and cohomology in type A n arXiv:1609.02636 )except in the last section where we use as reported by Igusa and Todorov (in: Signed exceptional sequences and the cluster morphism category, arXiv:1706.02041 ) to compare our category with the category with the same name given by Hubery and Krause (J Eur Math Soc 18: 2273–2313, 2016).
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