The owner slicing distance #
The generalized Bridgeland distance on repository-owned slicings is the supremum of the two intrinsic phase discrepancies. It defines the intrinsic pseudo-extended-metric topology on owner slicings.
The generalized distance between two owner slicings.
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The discrepancy on one nonzero object is bounded by the slicing distance.
The highest-phase discrepancy is bounded by the slicing distance.
The lowest-phase discrepancy is bounded by the slicing distance.
The owner slicing distance vanishes on the diagonal.
The owner slicing distance is symmetric.
The owner slicing distance satisfies the triangle inequality.
Owner slicings carry the pseudo-extended metric induced by intrinsic phase distance.
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A strict slicing-distance bound controls the highest intrinsic phase.
A strict slicing-distance bound controls the lowest intrinsic phase.
A nonzero semistable object for a nearby slicing lies in the corresponding phase window for the original slicing.
Uniform phase bounds give an upper bound for the owner slicing distance.