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DerivedAlgGeo.CategoryTheory.Abelian.Stability.PhaseMonotone

The extremal phases are monotone along monomorphisms and epimorphisms #

Uniqueness/Extrema.lean pins φ⁺ and φ⁻ down for a single object. This file compares them across a morphism:

The two together are what turn Hom-vanishing against a semistable target into Hom-vanishing against a general one: the image of a map is a quotient of the source and a subobject of the target, so its own φ⁻ and φ⁺ are trapped between theirs.

The last HN factor, presented as a semistable quotient of the filtered object at the lowest HN phase. The quotient map is the last chain step read through the isomorphism chain n ≅ E.

φ⁺ is monotone along monomorphisms. The maximal destabilizing subobject of the source maps to a semistable subobject of the target of the same phase, and no semistable subobject exceeds φ⁺.

φ⁻ is monotone along epimorphisms. A strict drop would make the composite onto the last HN factor of the target a nonzero epimorphism that hom_eq_zero_to_semistable_of_phase_lt_phiMinus forces to vanish.