Categorical assembly of the refined Enriques Torelli arguments #
This file connects the paper-specific Enriques data to the three categorical lanes used in the closing arguments of arXiv:1912.04332v2, Theorem 5.1, and arXiv:2104.13610v2, Theorem 3.3.
- Residual spherical/pseudoprojective classification determines a unique
matching of exceptional blocks (
PaperMatching.lean). - Extension in both directions proves equality of the matched block lengths,
while the adjacent
k ⊕ k[-1]Ext profile proves that every member of a block has one common shift. - Iterated one-object Fourier--Mukai extension, together with admissibility of the total exceptional parts, promotes the residual equivalence to an ambient kernel equivalence.
The functorial dg cone and its pointwise transform triangle now live below this
paper layer. The remaining geometric seam in OneStepExtensionCriterion is
to realize the paper's kernel category as an H⁰, lift its actual kernel
morphism to that enhancement, and prove exactness of kernel evaluation. No
ambient equivalence, length equality, or common-shift conclusion is accepted
as an extra axiom here: each is derived from its corresponding categorical
input.
The adjacent k ⊕ k[-1] Ext computations for the actual exceptional
blocks of an Enriques paper decomposition.
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Exact length and common-shift conclusions #
Prefix-by-prefix extension in both directions for two paper block decompositions.
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Corresponding Enriques blocks have equal length, derived from the two prefix extensions.
Bidirectional prefix extension indexed by the block matching forced by the residual spherical/pseudoprojective classification.
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Matched Paper II blocks have exactly equal length. Classification determines the matching, and the two prefix extensions determine its exact lengths.
Memberwise images of two Enriques block decompositions, before adjacent Ext rigidity identifies the shifts.
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- AlgebraicGeometry.EnriquesSurface.IsotropicCollection.PaperMemberwiseBlockShiftData e length_eq G = CategoryTheory.Triangulated.MemberwiseBlockShiftData B₁.blocks B₂.blocks e length_eq G
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Memberwise image data indexed by the classification-derived block matching and its prefix-derived exact length equality.
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The common shift attached to a matched block.
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- M.commonShift i = M.shift i (B₁.blocks.firstIndex i)
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Every member of a matched Enriques block carries its block's common shift.
The memberwise image isomorphisms can therefore be expressed with one shift per block, as required in Paper II, Theorem 3.3.
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- M.commonObjectIso A₁ A₂ hG i j = ⋯.mpr (M.objectIso i j)
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Finite Fourier--Mukai extension and ambient generation #
The finite extension sequence for the two actual Enriques exceptional parts, including the admissibility data which certifies ambient generation.
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Ambient extension conclusion of Paper I, Theorem 5.1, and Paper II, Theorem 3.3.
The final equivalence of the ambient derived categories is presented by the last Fourier--Mukai kernel in the extension sequence.
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The underlying promoted equivalence of ambient derived categories.
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The final Fourier--Mukai transform is an equivalence of the ambient derived categories.