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The Stacks project

Definition 22.3.1. Let R be a commutative ring. A differential graded algebra over R is either

  1. a chain complex A_\bullet of R-modules endowed with R-bilinear maps A_ n \times A_ m \to A_{n + m}, (a, b) \mapsto ab such that

    \text{d}_{n + m}(ab) = \text{d}_ n(a)b + (-1)^ n a\text{d}_ m(b)

    and such that \bigoplus A_ n becomes an associative and unital R-algebra, or

  2. a cochain complex A^\bullet of R-modules endowed with R-bilinear maps A^ n \times A^ m \to A^{n + m}, (a, b) \mapsto ab such that

    \text{d}^{n + m}(ab) = \text{d}^ n(a)b + (-1)^ n a\text{d}^ m(b)

    and such that \bigoplus A^ n becomes an associative and unital R-algebra.


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