The maximally destabilizing subobject and the extremal phase functions #
This file owns the public interface built on the uniqueness argument: the
canonical maximally destabilizing subobject of a nonzero object, its
destabilizing quotient and the short exact sequence they form, and the extremal
phase functions phiPlus and phiMinus with the characterisation of
semistability as their equality.
This is the module a consumer of the uniqueness milestone should import.
The canonical maximally destabilizing subobject of a nonzero object.
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- Z.maxDestabilizingSubobject hHN E hE = (Classical.choice ⋯).chain ⟨1, ⋯⟩
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The canonical maximally destabilizing subobject agrees with the first nonzero term of every owner HN filtration.
The canonical maximally destabilizing subobject is nonzero.
The canonical maximally destabilizing subobject is semistable.
A nonzero object is semistable exactly when its canonical maximally destabilizing subobject is the whole object.
The quotient left after removing the canonical maximally destabilizing subobject.
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- Z.destabilizingQuotient hHN E hE = CategoryTheory.Limits.cokernel (Z.maxDestabilizingSubobject hHN E hE).arrow
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The destabilizing quotient is zero exactly for semistable objects.
A non-semistable object has a nonzero destabilizing quotient.
The canonical short complex presenting an object as an extension of its maximally destabilizing subobject by the destabilizing quotient.
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The canonical destabilizing short complex is short exact.
The central charge splits across the canonical destabilizing short exact sequence.
The intrinsic highest HN phase of a nonzero object.
Equations
- Z.phiPlus hHN E hE = (Classical.choice ⋯).phiPlus
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The intrinsic lowest HN phase of a nonzero object.
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- Z.phiMinus hHN E hE = (Classical.choice ⋯).phiMinus
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The intrinsic highest phase agrees with every owner HN filtration.
The canonical maximally destabilizing subobject has the intrinsic highest HN phase.
Every semistable subobject at the intrinsic highest HN phase lies in the canonical maximally destabilizing subobject.
The intrinsic lowest phase agrees with every owner HN filtration.
The intrinsic lowest HN phase is at most the intrinsic highest phase.
A nonzero object is semistable exactly when its intrinsic HN phase interval degenerates to a point.