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[論文レビュー] A Remark on Stability Conditions on Smooth Projective Varieties

Chunyi Li|arXiv (Cornell University)|Jan 30, 2026
Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory被引用数 0
ひとこと要約

The paper proves that Db(X) admits Bridgeland stability conditions for any smooth projective X over C and outlines a four-step induction from elliptic curves to general varieties.

ABSTRACT

Let $X$ be a smooth projective variety over $\mathbb C$. In this paper, we prove that $\mathrm{D}^b(X)$, the bounded derived category of coherent sheaves on $X$, always admits stability conditions in the sense of Bridgeland.

研究の動機と目的

  • Motivate and formalize stability conditions on triangulated categories as in Bridgeland's framework.
  • Prove the non-emptiness of Stab(Db(X)) for any smooth projective X over C.
  • Develop inductive techniques to transfer stability conditions along finite morphisms and embeddings.
  • Introduce Bayer-type properties and restriction/large-volume notions to control stability under base changes and embeddings.

提案手法

  • Review and employ Bridgeland's stability condition definitions and deformation theory.
  • Use Bayer property and Restriction-N properties to control stability under pushforward/pullback along finite morphisms.
  • Construct stability conditions on products of elliptic curves E^n via known results and show invariance properties.
  • Induce stability conditions from E^n to projective spaces P^n and further to smooth projective varieties via embeddings.
  • Analyze double Schubert polynomials and Soergel bimodule filtrations to manage filtrations of structure sheaves under symmetric group actions.
  • Employ stepwise pullback/pushforward arguments (f♯, f♭) for finite morphisms to transfer stability while preserving the support property.

実験結果

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主な発見

  • There exists a stability condition on Db(X) for any smooth projective variety X over C.
  • Stability conditions on products of elliptic curves E^n can be constructed and possess invariance properties under group actions.
  • Pushforward and pullback operations along finite morphisms can transfer stability conditions while preserving the support property under suitable hypotheses.
  • A Bayer property and a Restriction-N property framework can be exploited to ensure stability conditions behave well under inductions and embeddings.
  • A detailed four-step strategy is outlined to move from elliptic curves to projective spaces and then to arbitrary smooth projective varieties, yielding stability conditions.

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