Source-facing Proposition 14.16 and Lemma 14.17 #
This file exposes the completed phase-language infrastructure with the exact
slope cutoff, tilted heart, and central charge used in arXiv:1902.08184v4.
In particular, the output charge is definitionally Z/(I-b), not merely a
unit rotation of Z.
The conclusions of Proposition 14.16 with the exact source
normalization. The weak prestability condition supplies the ambient slicing
and HN filtrations; support upgrades it to weak stability, and
zeroChargeNoetherian records the proposition's final assertion.
- condition : WeakPreStabilityCondition v
The tilted weak prestability condition with charge
Z/(I-b). The condition is the canonical source-normalized construction.
- support : (sigma.sourceTiltWeakStabilityFunction b).HasSupportProperty v (sourceTiltLinearCharge b Zlin)
The support property for the exact source-normalized heart charge.
- zeroChargeNoetherian : NoetherianTorsionSubcategory (sigma.slopeTorsionPair b).tilt
The new zero-charge subcategory is noetherian torsion.
- zeroCharge_tors : self.zeroChargeNoetherian.pair.tors = (sigma.sourceTiltWeakStabilityFunction b).zeroCharge
Its torsion class is exactly the source-normalized zero-charge class.
Instances For
Proposition 14.16 (source normalization).
A weak prestability condition with the tilting and support properties tilts
at every finite weak slope b. The returned central charge is exactly
Z/(I-b), and the new zero-charge subcategory is noetherian torsion.
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Instances For
Lemma 14.17 (source-normalized semistable classification).
The semistable objects for Z/(I-b) are exactly the two classes constructed
in the phase-language classification. Here the cutoff inside those classes
is definitionally the normalized phase of the paper's weak slope b.
The first class of Lemma 14.17 has nonnegative original imaginary charge.
The extension class of Lemma 14.17 has strictly negative original imaginary charge.
Lemma 14.17 (source coordinates). The two cases are separated by the sign of the imaginary part of the original charge.
The phase-free field the second branch used to carry is no longer a
hypothesis: phaseFree_of_tiltHeart_triangle derives it from the standing
hypotheses of the printed lemma. The branch still carries the
positive-imaginary Hom implication, which is the positive-imaginary half of
the printed moreover clause and is load-bearing: a split U⟦1⟧ ⊕ V with V
a nonzero zero-charge object meets every other clause of case (2) and is not
semistable, because Definition 14.2 gives a zero-charge subobject the slope
+∞. Promotion of the coverage coordinate remains owner-gated on accepting
that reading of the source.
The moreover clause of Lemma 14.17 for the exact source charge:
positive imaginary part or strict source stability kills every map from an
original zero-charge object.