Transporting weak HN filtrations across the same slope order #
Two weak slope data may use different numerical normalizations while inducing the same order on objects. Their semistable objects and HN filtrations are then the same. This file records that fact without requiring equality of the underlying rank and degree homomorphisms.
The motivating example is a polarized surface: the leading two Hilbert
coefficients differ from numerical rank and divisor degree by a positive
scaling and an affine rank term. That changes the displayed finite slope but
not its order, and keeps rank-zero slope equal to ⊤.
Two weak slope data define the same preorder on slopes of objects.
The two slope comparisons agree on every pair of objects.
Instances For
Strict slope comparisons agree as well.
The two weak slope data have exactly the same semistable objects.
Reinterpret an HN filtration using weak slope data with the same slope order. The subobject chain is unchanged; only its intrinsic slope labels are recomputed.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
The HN property depends only on the order induced by the honest slope.