The Coxeter transformation as an automorphism of the Tamarkin--Tsygan calculus

Let $A$ be a finite-dimensional algebra over a field $\text{kk}$. We show that the Auslander–Reiten bimodule ${\text{ar}}_A:=\text{D}A[-1]$ is central in the derived Picard group of $A$ and that, when $\text{gldim}A<\mathrm{\infty }$, it induces through the derived-invariance functor $\text{HB}$ of \cite{Armenta19,ArmentaKeller17,ArmentaKeller19} a canonical automorphism ${\sigma }_A$ of the Tamarkin–Tsygan calculus of $A$; the pair $(\text{HB}(A),{\sigma }_A)$ is invariant under derived equivalence. We then compute both components of ${\sigma }_A$. On the Hochschild homology of an elementary algebra, which is concentrated in degree zero, the matrix of ${\sigma }_A$ in the basis of idempotent traces is $-C_A^{-1}{C}_A^{\mathrm{T}}$, so its characteristic polynomial is the Coxeter polynomial; the enriched calculus strictly refines both the calculus and the Coxeter polynomial, as the path algebras of quivers of types ${\mathbb{A}}_4$ and ${\mathbb{D}}_4$ show, although it is not a complete derived invariant, as the smallest cospectral pair of trees shows. On Hochschild cohomology we prove that ${\sigma }_A$ is the identity: the left and right actions of ${\text{HH}}^{\bullet }(A)$ on the bimodule $\text{D}A$ coincide for every finite-dimensional $A$. This yields a short conceptual proof that the Nakayama automorphism of a Frobenius algebra acts trivially on Hochschild cohomology, recovering a recent theorem of Suárez-Álvarez. Finally we extend the construction to smooth and proper differential graded algebras, hence to perfect derived categories of smooth projective varieties; the enrichment degenerates precisely on Calabi–Yau categories, and on ${\text{PP}}^n$ it is governed by the Coxeter polynomial $(x+(-1{)}^n{)}^{n+1}$ of the Beilinson algebra. Happel’s trace formula and de la Peña’s cyclotomicity theorem for fractionally Calabi–Yau algebras become statements internal to the enriched calculus.