Input conditions for stability conditions in families #
This file isolates the parts of Definition 20.5 and Definition 21.15 of arXiv:1902.08184v4 which make sense without schemes, derived categories over a base, or moduli stacks. A caller supplies all geometric tests:
ChargeProberepresents a base change together with a perfect object and the resulting pointwise charge (Definition 20.5(1));OpenLocusProberepresents one geometric-stability locus (Definition 20.5(2));GenericSemistabilityProberepresents the generic semistability test in the weak clause (2');DedekindHNProblemandWeakDedekindHNProblemname the witnesses demanded after every eligible essentially-finite-type Dedekind base change (clauses (3) and (3'));- the generic
BoundednessProbleminterface names the moduli problems whose boundedness is required by Definition 21.15(5).
The word eligible is deliberate: this library has no scheme or base-change
API, so it does not pretend to recognize Dedekind morphisms. Instantiating
that predicate and the witness types is a geometric obligation of a client.
These interfaces turn those obligations into separately auditable
propositions; they do not prove any geometric theorem. Deliberately constant,
full-locus, and proposition-only inhabitants are kept out of this stable
module. Compile-only demonstrations of logical inhabitance live under
DerivedAlgGeo.Development.StabilityCondition.Families.Scaffolding.
One universally quantified charge test. Its point type and topology are part of the supplied geometric datum.
- Point : Type u
Points of the chosen base change.
- topology : TopologicalSpace self.Point
The topology on those points.
- value : self.Point → A
The charge of the chosen object on every point.
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Definition 20.5(1) for one supplied base-change/object probe.
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Definition 20.5(1): every supplied base-change/object probe has locally
constant charge. Universality is the outer quantifier over J.
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One supplied geometric-stability locus.
- Point : Type u
Points of the chosen base change.
- topology : TopologicalSpace self.Point
The topology on those points.
The points where the supplied object is geometrically stable.
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Definition 20.5(2) for one supplied geometric-stability probe.
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Definition 20.5(2): geometric stability is open for every supplied base-change/object probe.
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- CategoryTheory.Triangulated.WeakStabilityCondition.Families.UniversalOpenness P = ∀ (j : J), (P j).IsOpen
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One weak generic-semistability probe for Definition 20.5(2').
- Point : Type u
Points of the chosen base change.
- topology : TopologicalSpace self.Point
The topology on those points.
- genericPoint : self.Point
The distinguished generic point.
The locus where the supplied object is semistable.
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The weak generic-openness clause for one probe: semistability at the generic point extends to an open neighbourhood of that point.
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- P.IsGenericallyOpen = (P.genericPoint ∈ P.semistableLocus → ∃ (U : Set P.Point), IsOpen U ∧ P.genericPoint ∈ U ∧ U ⊆ P.semistableLocus)
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Definition 20.5(2'): generic semistability is open for every supplied probe.
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The abstract data of the ordinary HN integration problem after a proposed
Dedekind base change. IsEligible is where a geometric client must encode
"essentially of finite type over a Dedekind scheme".
- IsEligible : D → Prop
Which supplied base changes are in the source's quantified class.
- HNStructure : D → Type v
The type of relative HN structures to be constructed on a base change.
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Definition 20.5(3): every eligible Dedekind base change carries a relative HN structure.
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The abstract weak HN integration problem of Definition 20.5(3'). The extra predicate records that the induced zero-charge torsion subcategory is noetherian after the same base change.
- IsEligible : D → Prop
Which supplied base changes are eligible.
- HNStructure : D → Type v
The type of induced weak HN structures.
- ZeroChargeNoetherian : D → Prop
The noetherian zero-charge obligation on each base change.
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Definition 20.5(3'): every eligible base change has both a weak HN structure and a noetherian zero-charge torsion subcategory.
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The three ordinary clauses of Definition 20.5, kept as separately named fields so a review can inspect their quantifier boundaries independently.
- locallyConstantCharge : UniversallyLocallyConstantCharge charge
Definition 20.5(1).
- opennessOfGeometricStability : UniversalOpenness stable
Definition 20.5(2).
- dedekindHN : IntegratesAfterDedekindBaseChange dedekind
Definition 20.5(3).
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The topological and relative-HN parts of the weak variant of Definition
20.5. Clause (0), which refers to an actual weak stability function, is
bound to the repository's weak API in Families.Weak.
- locallyConstantCharge : UniversallyLocallyConstantCharge charge
Definition 20.5(1).
- genericOpennessOfSemistability : UniversalGenericOpenness semistable
Definition 20.5(2').
- dedekindWeakHN : WeakIntegratesAfterDedekindBaseChange dedekind
Definition 20.5(3').