Spherical-wall finiteness for exponential planes #
The Hodge-index certificate, its signature calculation, and nondegeneracy now
live in the neutral linear-algebra module
LinearAlgebra/BilinearForm/HodgeIndex.lean. This downstream wall module uses
that input to form the exponential positive plane and count lattice classes
whose spherical orthogonality walls pass through it.
No geometric surface or ample cone is constructed here. D is an arbitrary
finite-dimensional real space and the lattice is the integer span of a supplied
real basis.
The positive plane of exp(B + iω), spanned by its real and imaginary
parts.
Equations
- S.expPlane B omega = PeriodDomain.pairSpan (Mukai.expRe S.intersection B omega) (Mukai.expIm S.intersection B omega)
Instances For
The exponential plane is positive as soon as ω² > 0; the B-field is
unconstrained.
For a lattice in the real Mukai extension, only finitely many spherical classes have a wall through the exponential plane.
The same finiteness, stated as a bounded set of spherical classes orthogonal to the plane.