The ordinary families interface on actual fiber categories #
OrdinaryStabilityInFamiliesData keeps its semistable loci abstract so that
the five source clauses can be audited independently of category theory. The
adapter in this file removes that freedom: its support locus is definitionally
the set of classes of nonzero objects in phases of actual slicings on a family
of possibly different triangulated categories.
The geometric inputs remain honest premises. In particular, this file does not construct a scheme, a relative category, base-change functors, relative Harder--Narasimhan structures, or bounded moduli spaces.
The five ordinary stability-in-families clauses with the support locus bound to actual slicings on the fiber categories.
The charge, stable, dedekind, and boundedness parameters are still
client-supplied geometric probes. The numerical support parameter is not:
it is forced to be ordinaryFiberSemistableClasses σ.
- definition20_5 : Families.OrdinaryDefinition20_5Conditions charge stable dedekind
Definition 20.5(1)--(3), still expressed through explicit client probes.
The one real-linear charge on the common class space realizes the central charge of every fiber pre-stability condition.
- uniformSupport : Support.HasUniformQuadraticSupportPropertyModulo V₀ Z hV₀ (ordinaryFiberSemistableClasses σ)
Definition 21.15(4), on the quotient, for the actual slicing-defined semistable classes of every fiber.
- bounded : Moduli.UniversalBoundedness boundedness
Definition 21.15(5), retained as the caller's geometric boundedness obligation.
Instances For
Forget that the support loci came from actual fiber slicings and recover the existing five-clause abstract package.
Project the geometric and numerical conditions used by deformation arguments. This does not produce a geometric or analytic conclusion.
The quotient-uniform support field specializes to genuine quadratic support for the actual semistable locus of each fiber.
On every original fiber class, the descended common charge agrees with the central charge stored by that fiber's pre-stability condition.