Transport of connected components by symmetries #
A group acting continuously, element by element, on a topological space also acts on its connected-component set. This file packages that general fact and then applies it to the three symmetry groups already acting on the Bridgeland stability space:
GLTilde;AutPairQuot v;GLTilde × AutPairQuot v.
The resulting action is not merely a permutation of component labels. Each group element restricts to a homeomorphism from one component subtype to the component subtype carrying the translated label. The stabilizer of a label therefore acts on the corresponding component itself.
The action induced on connected-component labels by a continuous group action.
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Functoriality of connected components turns the original group action into an action on component labels.
scoped. Stated at full generality, in a domain-specific namespace, for a
class pairing (MulAction/ConnectedComponents) that Mathlib does not equip at
this pin. If it is ever upstreamed, an unscoped copy here becomes a second
instance for the same class and type.
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A symmetry maps the connected component of x exactly onto the connected
component of g • x. Continuity gives one inclusion; applying the inverse
symmetry gives the other.
Restriction of a symmetry to a homeomorphism between the corresponding connected-component subtypes.
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The subgroup preserving a chosen connected component.
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The component stabilizer acts on the corresponding component subtype.
scoped for the same reason as componentMulAction above.
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