Euler form on K₀ #
We prove that the Euler form χ(E,F) = Σₙ (-1)ⁿ dim_k Hom(E, F[n]) is
triangle-additive in both arguments, then lift it to a bilinear form on K₀.
The proof uses the long exact Hom sequence from the homological Yoneda functor and the rank-nullity theorem for finite-dimensional vector spaces.
Euler form on K₀ #
For fixed E, lift F ↦ χ(E, F) to a group homomorphism K₀ C →+ ℤ
using the universal property of K₀.
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- CategoryTheory.Triangulated.eulerFormInner k C E = CategoryTheory.Triangulated.K₀.lift C fun (F : C) => CategoryTheory.Triangulated.eulerFormObj k C E F
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The outer function E ↦ eulerFormInner E is triangle-additive, so the Euler
form descends to a bilinear form on K₀.
The Euler form on K₀, obtained by applying the universal property of K₀
twice to eulerFormObj.
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The left radical of the Euler form on K₀ C.
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The numerical Grothendieck group attached to the Euler form on K₀.
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The AddCommGroup instance on NumericalK₀ k C.
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The quotient map K₀(C) → N(C).
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The category C is numerically finite if the numerical Grothendieck group attached to the
Euler form is finitely generated as an abelian group.
- fg : AddGroup.FG (NumericalK₀ k C)
The Euler-form numerical Grothendieck group is finitely generated.
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Instance synthesis for the finite generation of the numerical Grothendieck group.
Numerical stability conditions are stability conditions whose central charge factors through
the canonical numerical quotient map K₀(C) → N(C).
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Corollary 1.3 packaging #
The local-homeomorphism package for connected components of numerical stability conditions. This is the proposition-object behind Bridgeland's Corollary 1.3.
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A connected component of numerical stability conditions.