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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.Surface.Enriques.Residual

The Enriques exceptional sequence and residual category #

The refined derived Torelli papers arXiv:1912.04332v2 and arXiv:2104.13610v2 study the right orthogonal to exceptional line-bundle collections on Enriques surfaces. This file builds the repository's formal counterpart from an isotropic 10-collection, its exceptionality data, and supplied pairwise semiorthogonality witnesses.

The output is deliberately neutral. residualComponent is the right orthogonal to the union of the ten generated components, and ResidualCategory is its full subcategory. No fullness, admissibility, mutation, Torelli theorem, or equivalence with the papers' Kuznetsov component is asserted.

The pairwise vanishing remains supplied geometric data: proving it from the intersection equations needs the effectiveness and line-bundle cohomology arguments that are not available at the current pin.

Main definitions #

Main results #

Pairwise shifted Hom-vanishing for the ten line bundles, in the classical exceptional-collection direction: maps from a later bundle to a shift of an earlier bundle vanish. This is the geometric input still missing from the intersection-theoretic collection API.

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    The ten selected line bundles as an exceptional collection. Individual exceptionality is proved by ExceptionalityData.bundle_isExceptional; only the pairwise geometric vanishing is read from SemiorthogonalityData.

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      The finite semiorthogonal sequence generated by the ten selected bundles. Its root convention is opposite to the classical collection convention, so component i is generated by bundle i.rev.

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        Bundle i lies in component i.rev of the root-oriented finite semiorthogonal sequence.

        The residual object property: the right orthogonal to the union of the ten generated components.

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          @[reducible, inline]

          The full subcategory on the residual object property. This name makes no admissibility or fullness claim.

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            The residual object property is triangulated, because each generated component is triangulated and a right orthogonal to a shift-stable property is triangulated.

            The underlying object of every object of ResidualCategory satisfies the residual membership predicate.

            Every map from a selected bundle to an object satisfying the residual predicate vanishes.

            No selected line bundle lies in the residual: its identity would vanish, contradicting exceptionality.