The algebraic stability condition on the bounded derived category of a field #
This file constructs the standard, nonzero algebraic stability condition on
Dᵇ(FGModuleCat k). Its heart is finite-dimensional vector spaces, every
nonzero heart object has phase one, and the unique stable orbit is represented
by the one-dimensional vector space in degree zero.
The construction is deliberately categorical. Its central charge is minus
the Euler pairing with the degree-zero copy of k; no free lattice is
identified with the triangulated Grothendieck group.
Algebraic Artinianness of a module gives categorical Artinianness.
A finitely generated vector space is Artinian as an object of
FGModuleCat.
A finite-dimensional vector space is a simple categorical object exactly when it has dimension one.
The concrete proper triangulated category used by the witness.
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The standard bounded t-structure on Dᵇ(FGModuleCat k).
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The one-dimensional vector space, placed in cohomological degree zero.
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The essential image of honest bounded complexes lies in the canonical bounded derived category.
The fully faithful restriction from the derived essential image to the canonical bounded derived category.
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Every canonically bounded derived object is represented by an honest bounded complex.
The canonical bounded derived category of finite-dimensional vector spaces is Hom-finite with finite shift amplitude.
Properness also supplies ordinary (unshifted) Hom-finiteness.
From the degree-zero residue object to an object of the standard heart, all nonzero shifted Hom spaces vanish. Positive shifts vanish because every finite-dimensional vector space is projective; negative shifts vanish by the standard t-structure.
On the standard heart, the Euler pairing with the residue object is the ordinary dimension of the degree-zero Hom space.
The honest central charge of the witness: minus the Euler pairing with the degree-zero copy of the ground field.
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A morphism from the residue object to a degree-zero vector space is the same thing as a vector in that space.
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A nonzero object of the standard heart receives a genuinely negative, rather than merely nonpositive, charge.
The standard stability function: every nonzero heart object lies on the negative real axis.
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The weak stability function used by the heart-to-slicing construction.
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Since all nonzero heart objects have the same phase, every heart object is weak-semistable.
The standard weak stability function has one-step HN filtrations.
Ambient HN existence follows from boundedness of the standard t-structure.
The slicing reconstructed from the constant-phase standard heart.
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The Euler charge cannot vanish on a nonzero object in one of the reconstructed slices.
The ordinary pre-stability condition underlying the algebraic witness.
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Nonzero semistable objects in the standard slicing occur only at integral phases.
Every half-open unit heart of the discrete standard slicing is exactly the slice at the unique integral phase it contains.
The normalized representative of an integral phase is the endpoint
1 of the standard half-open interval.
At an integral phase, membership in the standard slice is exactly membership in the standard heart after the normalizing shift.
The canonical heart of the reconstructed discrete slicing is its unique
slice in (0, 1], namely phase one.
Shifting by the normalizing degree identifies every half-open unit heart with the standard bounded heart.
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Every half-open unit heart of the standard slicing is equivalent to finite-dimensional vector spaces.
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The canonical slicing heart is equivalent to finite-dimensional vector spaces.
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In an integral half-open heart, whose every object has one phase, stability is exactly categorical simplicity.
Objects of every half-open unit heart of the standard slicing are Artinian.
Objects of every half-open unit heart of the standard slicing are Noetherian.
The discrete standard slicing is locally finite.
The genuine locally finite stability condition carried by the standard heart of finite-dimensional vector spaces.
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Objects of the canonical slicing heart are Artinian.
Objects of the canonical slicing heart are Noetherian.
The unique simple object of the canonical heart, transported from the one-dimensional vector space.
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The distinguished one-dimensional object of the canonical heart is simple.
Every simple object of the canonical heart is isomorphic to the distinguished one-dimensional object.
The canonical heart of the standard stability condition has finite length and exactly one simple isomorphism class.
A simple object of the standard bounded heart is isomorphic, in the ambient derived category, to the degree-zero one-dimensional vector space.
A fixed stable representative, obtained by transporting the one-dimensional vector space into the phase-one half-open heart.
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The fixed representative is genuinely stable at phase one.
Every stable object is a shift of the degree-zero one-dimensional vector space, with the normalizing shift made explicit.
The phase index of an integral phase is the preceding integer.
The fixed stable representative is isomorphic to the degree-zero residue object.
Stable objects in the standard slicing form one shift orbit.
The locally finite standard slicing has Jordan--Hölder filtrations.
The standard stability condition has exactly one stable shift orbit.
The standard stability condition on Dᵇ(FGModuleCat k) is algebraic.
The abstract algebraic theorem therefore gives a genuine global mass--Hom bound on this nonzero example.
The witness charge takes the value -1 on the residue class.
In particular, the central charge of the algebraic witness is nonzero.