Mass--Hom bounds at finite stability distance #
A finite full stability distance compares all HN masses by a uniform exponential factor. Consequently the mass--Hom property is constant on every finite-distance class and hence on every connected component. The locus is open and closed in the existing Section 6 topology.
The full-stability-distance class of σ.
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A finite-distance class is open and closed in the existing stability topology. The temporary pseudo-extended-metric instance has definitionally that topology.
Every connected component is contained in the finite-distance class of any one of its points.
Transport a mass--Hom bound across a specified strict distance bound.
The bound constant is multiplied by exp ε.
A mass--Hom bound transports across any finite full stability distance.
The mass--Hom property is invariant under finite full stability distance.
The mass--Hom property is constant on connected components of the stability space.
The locus of stability conditions satisfying a mass--Hom bound for T.
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The mass--Hom locus is open.
The mass--Hom locus is closed.
The mass--Hom locus is clopen.