The owner stability seminorm #
The stability seminorm of a charge homomorphism is the supremum of its norm relative to the central charge over all nonzero semistable objects.
The extended nonnegative stability seminorm of a charge homomorphism.
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The central charge of a nonzero semistable object has positive norm.
Every semistable ratio is bounded by the stability seminorm.
The stability seminorm is nonnegative.
The zero charge homomorphism has zero stability seminorm.
Negation preserves the stability seminorm.
The owner stability seminorm satisfies the triangle inequality.
A real upper bound on the stability seminorm supplies the corresponding pointwise relative norm bound.
A finite stability seminorm supplies its toReal as a pointwise bound on
semistable charge perturbations.
A stability-seminorm bound below one produces skewed stability data on every nonempty interval.
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A strict stability-seminorm bound by sin (π ε) strictly controls the
selected phase of every old semistable object on a compatible branch.