Fourier--Mukai autoequivalences acting on stability conditions #
The generic KernelAutoequivalence, dual-kernel, unit, and convolution theory
lives in CategoryTheory.Triangulated.FourierMukai.Autoequivalence. This
specialized consumer adds only transport of Bridgeland stability conditions
and the comparison with the categorical group action.
The declarations extend the canonical FourierMukai.KernelAutoequivalence
namespace even though their implementation is physically owned by the
stability-condition subtree.
The underlying triangulated autoequivalence, with its instances bundled.
Equations
- A.toTriEquiv = { e := A.equiv, fAdd := β―, iAdd := β―, fCS := inferInstance, iCS := inferInstance, fTri := β―, iTri := β― }
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A kernel autoequivalence transports a stability condition.
Equations
- A.actStab v lam hlam Ο = CategoryTheory.Triangulated.actStabAut A.equiv v lam hlam Ο
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Transport with the class-map compatibility stated through the dual kernel.
Equations
- A.actStabOfDual v D lam hlam Ο = A.actStab v lam β― Ο
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A kernel autoequivalence with dual kernel defines an acting group element.
Equations
- A.toAutPair v D lam hlam = { Ξ¦ := A.toTriEquiv, lam := lam, compat := β― }
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The group element acts by the stability transport from which it was built.
The corresponding quotient action agrees with kernel transport.
Stability transport respects convolution of kernel autoequivalences.