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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.DerivedCategory.Stability.SLocal

S-local slicings over a family of base changes #

The family-level S-local t-structure quantifier belongs to the Families layer. This file adds the phase-level analogue in the geometric stability layer, where the slicing and phase-truncation APIs are used. The target slicing, t-exactness, and phase comparison remain explicit owner data: this module does not manufacture geometric restriction or generation theorems from affineness.

A slicing restriction along a functor.

The target slicing and its t-exactness are kept together. The phase compatibility field is stronger than preservation of semistability alone: it is the exact phase-level comparison needed by a local slicing, while the t-exactness field is the bridge to the t-structure API.

  • slicing : Slicing D

    The slicing on the target category.

  • isTExact : F.IsTExact (toTStructure C s) (toTStructure D self.slicing)

    The ambient functor is t-exact for the t-structures owned by the two slicings.

  • phase_iff (φ : ℝ) (X : C) : self.slicing.P φ (F.obj X) ↔ s.P φ X

    The target phase slices are detected by the source phase slices.

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    Equality of target slicings from equality of all phase predicates.

    The t-structure restriction carried by a slicing restriction.

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      S-local slicing: every quasi-compact open carries a slicing whose phase predicates and associated t-structure are compatible with restriction. The target slicings are chosen because downstream phase arguments need the actual owner data, not only a proposition that some slicing exists.

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        Slicing restrictions agree once their complete phase predicates agree. The phase comparison is left explicit because image-generation of a target category is geometric, not a consequence of t-exactness alone.

        An affine-base package containing two distinct S-local t-structures.

        Affineness alone does not create K-flat families or t-exactness. The two chosen slicing-locality witnesses and the distinctness proof are therefore explicit inputs to the adapter.

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