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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.Numerical.Stability.DivisorialChargeNumerical

Real divisor realizations of numerical surface data #

NumericalRingData stores a rational graded intersection ring, whereas a surface stability condition uses divisor parameters in N^1(X)_ℝ. This file is the bridge between those layers.

A Surface.NumericalRealization sends the codimension-one piece of a numerical intersection ring additively into a real divisor space, respects rational scalars after the inclusion ℚ → ℝ, and identifies multiplication followed by degree with the real intersection form. Given any NumericalVarietyData using that ring, it then constructs the full ChernCharacter; no basis or Picard-rank hypothesis is involved.

The main compatibility theorem identifies the resulting intrinsic divisorial charge at

B = realize(B₀), omega = a * realize(H)

with the existing charge obtained directly from a rational BField B₀ and a Polarization H. Thus the rational ring presentation is a source of concrete children of DivisorialCharge, rather than a competing central-charge API.

A realization of rational numerical divisor classes in a real divisor space, preserving the surface intersection form.

The scalar law is stated explicitly instead of asking typeclass inference to choose a ℚ-module structure on D; the intended scalar action is always the one obtained from ℚ → ℝ.

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    The codimension-one Chern-character component as an additive map into its graded piece.

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      The full real Chern character induced by a numerical surface presentation.

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        Realize a rational numerical B-field.

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          Realize the divisor class underlying a polarization.

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            Parameters obtained from a rational B-field and a real multiple of a realized polarization.

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              Realization commutes with the degree-one part of the B-twisted Chern character.

              Realization commutes with the integrated degree-two part of the B-twisted Chern character.

              The square of a realized, real-scaled polarization is the scalar extension of its rational self-intersection.

              Pairing the realized polarization with the realized twisted first Chern class recovers the rational twisted degree.

              The intrinsic real divisorial charge agrees with the existing numerical ring charge whenever B and the polarization come from the rational presentation.