Families of additive complex charges #
This file owns the dimension- and geometry-independent charge-family root. A
ChargeFamily P N is only a family of additive maps N →+ ℂ, indexed by an
arbitrary parameter type P. It contains no heart, slicing, support property,
wall locus, Chern character, or scheme.
reindex changes parameters and pullback changes the additive class
presentation. zeroLocus names charge vanishing without calling it a wall.
Real-linear postcomposition and complex rescaling also belong here because they
act on charges before any wall or phase is considered.
The declarations keep their established ...Wall namespace so the source
cutover preserves public names. The path records the mathematical owner; wall
equations are downstream in StabilityCondition/Walls/Alignment.lean.
A parameterized family of additive complex central charges.
This is numerical data only: it deliberately does not contain a heart, a slicing, support-property data, or a topology on the parameter space.
The central charge at a parameter value.
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The parameters where the charge of one class vanishes. This is generally two real equations, not a codimension-one numerical alignment wall.
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Change the parameter space of a charge family.
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Pull a charge family back along an additive map of numerical class carriers.
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Simultaneously changing parameters and pulling back classes evaluates by composition in the two independent inputs.
Reindexing pulls a charge-zero locus back along the parameter map.
Pullback of classes compares the corresponding charge-zero loci.
Reindexing and pullback act on independent inputs, so they commute.
The real part of the central charge of a class.
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The imaginary part of the central charge of a class.
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Post-compose every charge of a family with a real-linear map of ℂ.
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Rescale every charge by a complex scalar.
Equations
- Z.smul c = Z.linearAct (LinearMap.mulLeft ℝ c)
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Multiplication by c has determinant ‖c‖² as a real-linear map.