Definition
Derived algebraic stack
A derived stack with representable diagonal and a smooth surjective atlas by derived affine schemes.
Definition
A derived algebraic stack, or derived Artin stack, is a stack on derived affine schemes such that:
- the diagonal is representable by derived algebraic spaces; and
- there is a family of derived affine schemes and a smooth surjective morphism
The precise definition is made recursively by geometric level: the representability required of the diagonal is one level lower than that required of . It also depends on a chosen model of derived commutative rings and a Grothendieck topology.
Classical truncation
The classical truncation is an ordinary algebraic stack. The higher homotopy sheaves of the derived structure sheaf retain infinitesimal intersection and deformation data that truncation forgets.
References
- Bertrand Toën and Gabriele Vezzosi, “Homotopical Algebraic Geometry II: Geometric stacks and applications,” Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society 193 (2008), no. 902. DOI.