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DerivedAlgGeo.CategoryTheory.Triangulated.StabilityCondition.Symmetry.Combined.Topology

Topology of the combined symmetry action #

The Bridgeland topology is generated by the sets basisNhd C σ ε. This file shows that a compatible autoequivalence pair carries each such neighborhood into the neighborhood with the same radius at the transported centre. Consequently every element of AutPairQuot v acts by a homeomorphism.

Only a one-sided estimate is needed for continuity. The inverse group element supplies the opposite direction automatically through Homeomorph.smul.

Transport by an autoequivalence does not change the largest HN phase; it only replaces the object by its inverse image.

Transport by an autoequivalence does not change the smallest HN phase; it only replaces the object by its inverse image.

An autoequivalence does not increase the generalized slicing distance.

The seminorm of a transported charge difference is no larger than the original seminorm.

A representative autoequivalence pair carries a basic neighborhood into the basic neighborhood of the transported centre, with unchanged radius.

Every fixed compatible autoequivalence acts continuously on the Bridgeland stability space.