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.
The quotient action is continuous in the stability-condition variable.
A named homeomorphism for each compatible autoequivalence class.