2022
DOI: 10.1142/s0219199722500079
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Chern degree functions

Abstract: We introduce Chern degree functions for complexes of coherent sheaves on a polarized surface, which encode information given by stability conditions on the boundary of the [Formula: see text]-plane. We prove that these functions extend to continuous real valued functions and we study their differentiability in terms of stability. For abelian surfaces, Chern degree functions coincide with the cohomological rank functions defined by Jiang–Pareschi. We illustrate in some geometrical situations a general strategy … Show more

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“…Suppose , then we have This implies If , we have And thus, we get the curve . So we see that, if an object is -semistable for some generic , we have For a more detailed explanation of , we would like to ask readers to consult [LR22, FLZ22] on Le Potier functions.…”
Section: Introduction To Bridgeland Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Suppose , then we have This implies If , we have And thus, we get the curve . So we see that, if an object is -semistable for some generic , we have For a more detailed explanation of , we would like to ask readers to consult [LR22, FLZ22] on Le Potier functions.…”
Section: Introduction To Bridgeland Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on Bridgeland’s stability condition on surfaces, Lahoz-Rojas [LR] and Rojas [R] almost determined the cohomological rank functions for any polarized abelian surface of Picard number . When L is of polarization type , Rojas proved that when d is a perfect square or where is the minimal or the second minimal positive solution of the Pell’s equation when d is not a perfect square.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%