Orthogonal slices of divisorial surface-charge families #
CentralCharge/Family.lean defines parameterized additive charges. This file
supplies a divisorial descendant without importing wall equations.
Given a real divisor space, a distinguished class H, and a linear family of
transverse classes G(u) orthogonal to H, an OrthogonalSlice parameterizes
The transverse parameter space U is an arbitrary real vector space. Thus a
rank-one surface uses the zero-dimensional U, a Picard-rank-two surface may
use U = ℝ, and higher-rank surfaces may use a finite-dimensional coordinate
space or the entire intrinsic orthogonal subspace. Bases remain optional
children of the construction.
Wall loci and their determinant formulas are added downstream in
Walls/Divisorial/Slice.lean. Ampleness and the Hodge-index signature are
separate proposition-valued certificates; neither is required to define the
charge family.
Any parameterization of divisorial data induces a generic central-charge family.
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- ch.chargeFamily S parameters = { charge := fun (p : P) => ch.centralCharge S (parameters p) }
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The full divisorial wall family, indexed by arbitrary independent real
B and omega classes. Every surface slice below is a reindexing of this
parent family.
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- ch.fullChargeFamily S = ch.chargeFamily S id
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A basis-free orthogonal slice through the real divisor parameter space.
Only orthogonality is structural. Positivity, ampleness, and negative
definiteness belong to OrthogonalSlice.IsHodge and .IsGeometric.
- H : D
The distinguished polarization direction.
A linear parameterization of directions transverse to
H.Every transverse direction is intersection-orthogonal to
H.
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The intrinsic divisor parameters represented by a slice point.
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The central-charge family obtained from an orthogonal divisor slice.
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- T.chargeFamily ch = (ch.fullChargeFamily S).reindex T.parameters
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The intrinsic intersection-orthogonal complement of a divisor class.
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The basis-free slice using the full intrinsic orthogonal complement of
H.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Every real divisor class decomposes into its H component and an
orthogonal component when H² is nonzero. Thus the intrinsic
fullOrthogonal slice loses no B-field directions; only omega is
restricted to the ray through H.
The rank-one slice has no transverse directions.
Equations
- CategoryTheory.Triangulated.WeakStabilityCondition.StabilityCondition.Wall.Divisorial.OrthogonalSlice.rankOne S H = { H := H, transverse := 0, orthogonal := ⋯ }
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A point of the rank-one slice.
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- CategoryTheory.Triangulated.WeakStabilityCondition.StabilityCondition.Wall.Divisorial.OrthogonalSlice.Point.rankOne s t = { s := s, u := 0, t := t }
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Numerical Hodge-index data for an orthogonal slice. It is not needed for the wall equation itself.
The distinguished direction has positive square.
- transverse_square_neg (u : U) : u ≠ 0 → S.pair (T.transverse u) (T.transverse u) < 0
Every nonzero transverse parameter has negative square.
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Geometry-specific ampleness attached to the numerical Hodge data.
The distinguished direction lies in the supplied ample cone.
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The B-field square splits into its longitudinal and transverse parts.
The polarization square on the slice.
The mixed product omega.B has no transverse contribution.
Pairing the B-field with an arbitrary divisor class.
Pairing omega with an arbitrary divisor class.
The real-part polynomial of the divisorial charge on the slice.
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The imaginary-part polynomial of the divisorial charge on the slice.
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The intrinsic divisorial central charge restricted to an arbitrary orthogonal slice.