Deformation of Stability Conditions — IntervalSelection #
Thin-interval selection, subobject lifting, finite length
Thin-interval Phase 3 selection infrastructure #
Lift a subobject of an interval subobject M back to a subobject of the ambient
interval object X by composing the two defining arrows.
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A non-semistable thin-interval object contains a proper strict subobject of strictly larger
W-phase. This is the paper-faithful first step in Bridgeland's descent argument: the witness
is extracted directly from the failure of the semistability triangle test, not by finite
enumeration of subobjects.
The quotient induced by a lifted subobject morphism is canonically identified with the quotient of the original subobject morphism inside the smaller interval object.
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Among the proper strict kernels of a non-semistable interval object, there is one whose
strict quotient has minimal W-phase, and among those minimal-phase kernels we may choose one
that is maximal for inclusion. This is the quotient-recursion selection step for Phase 3.
Among the proper strict kernels of a non-semistable interval object, there is one whose
strict quotient has minimal W-phase, and among the kernels achieving that minimal quotient
phase we may choose one that is minimal for inclusion. This is the mdq-oriented selection
step needed to force strict phase drop in the kernel recursion.
Among the nonzero strict subobjects of a thin-interval object, there is one with maximal W-phase, and among those maximal-phase candidates we may choose one that is maximal for inclusion. This is the strict-subobject selection step needed for the thin-interval HN recursion.
Among the nonzero strict subobjects of a thin-interval object, there is one with maximal W-phase, and among those maximal-phase candidates we may choose one that is maximal for inclusion. This is the strict-subobject selection step needed for the thin-interval HN recursion.
A nonzero strict subobject that is maximal for W-phase among all nonzero strict subobjects is W-semistable.