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A construction on strong homotopy algebras.

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Tom Lada introduced the concept of strong homotopy algebra for a monad on a category of spaces and showed that for those monads arising from operads every strong homotopy algebra is a deformation retract of an Eilenberg-Moore algebra (see LNM 533 ). I will present a construction on strong homotopy algebras in an abstract categorical setting aiming at generalising Lada’s result.

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