I want to make a Kunneth product of sorts on Ext. In particular, letting $C_*$ be a $R$-free resolution for $k$ over a $k$-hopf algebra $R$, elements in $Ext_R(k,k)$ are represented by maps in $Hom_R(C_*,k)$. Of course, we can consider $Hom_R(C_* \otimes C_*,k)$, the cohomology of this being the same since $k\otimes k \cong k$.
What I want then is a sort of Kunneth product:
$\times :Hom_R(C_*,k)\otimes Hom_R(C_*,k)\to Hom_R(C_*\otimes C_*,k)$
I want it to be the case that this defines the cup product (aka Yoneda product). If we get a magical map
$\Delta : C_*\to C_*\otimes C_*$,
then
$\cup : Ext_R(k,k)\otimes Ext_R(k,k)\to Ext_R(k,k) $
can be given, on the co-chain level,
$(a\cup b)(\sigma) = (a\times b)(\Delta \sigma)$
Now, $\Delta$ is possibly defined up to homotopy by the requirement that it commutes with the augmentation in $R$.
My question is this: is there a way to describe this Kunneth product using any $C_*$, or do I need to use a Bar resolution of sorts like in group cohomology. Does this method even make sense? Can you help flesh this out?
Thanks!
