Bridgeland specializations of mass uniqueness #
The choice-free mass theorem is owned by the weak parent and is stated for a bare slicing and additive charge. This file supplies the stronger Bridgeland wrappers, including positivity consequences that fail for weak stability.
Every HN filtration of a zero object has zero mass.
HN mass is independent of the chosen HN filtration.
The choice-free mass envelope is the mass sum of every HN filtration.
The ordinary HN mass is always finite.
Real-valued form of the mass identification.
A semistable object's mass is the norm of its charge.
Split off the highest-phase HN factor and retain the mass identity.
Split off the highest-phase HN factor while retaining phase indices.
Mass vanishes exactly on zero objects.
The real-valued mass coordinate is strictly positive on nonzero objects.