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DerivedAlgGeo.CategoryTheory.Triangulated.StabilityCondition.CentralCharge.Numerical.Threefold

The threefold central charge in the (α, β) half plane #

This file owns the four-coordinate numerical class, its β-twist, and the Bayer--Macrì--Toda central charge. It deliberately stops before wall equations and wall-specific numerical quantities.

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A numerical class of a polarised threefold, compressed to its four H-degrees (∫H³ch₀, ∫H²ch₁, ∫H·ch₂, ∫ch₃).

A quadruple of reals. It is not ch(E) for a sheaf E, and the first slot is weighted by ∫H³; see the module docstring.

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    The weighted rank coordinate, standing for ∫H³·ch₀.

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      The coordinate standing for ∫H²·ch₁.

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        The coordinate standing for ∫H·ch₂.

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          The coordinate standing for ∫ch₃.

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            The threefold tuple and the kernel's compressed degrees hold the same four reals. Slot 0 is the weighted rank ∫H³·ch₀ on both sides.

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              The β-twist on compressed coordinates #

              The compressed β-twist: the four H-degrees of ch^{βH} = e^{-βH}ch.

              deg0 is fixed, because the twist sums over j ≤ 0 in codimension zero.

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                The four-coordinate twist is the exponential kernel's action at degree three.

                The group law: twisting by β₁ + β₂ is twisting by β₂ and then by β₁. This is e^{-(β₁+β₂)H} = e^{-β₁H}e^{-β₂H} on the four degrees, and it is what makes the name betaTwist honest.

                The charge #

                The real part of the threefold charge at (α, β).

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                  The imaginary part of the threefold charge at (α, β).

                  The outer factor of α is the one the expansion of -∫exp(-(β+iα)H)ch produces. Some presentations divide it out; alignmentValue is unchanged by that, because dropping it rescales the imaginary part by α > 0 and alignmentValue_div_alpha records the resulting proportionality.

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                    β is a twist, not a coordinate: the charge at (α, β) is the charge at (α, 0) of the β-twisted class. This is the consistency check that ties the two polynomials to the exponential they came from.

                    The complex charge whose real and imaginary parts are reZ and imZ.

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                      The threefold charge family, a child of the dimension-independent charge root. Its parameter space is the whole (α, β) plane: positivity α > 0 stays attached to the statements that need it, exactly as in the surface child.

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