Tilt-stability is extended to singular schemes, a generalized Bogomolov-Gieseker conjecture is formulated and verified for certain singular threefolds, and stability conditions are constructed on relative Kuznetsov components.
Coherent sheaves in logarithmic geometry
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This paper introduces an abelian category of logarithmic coherent sheaves that arranges coherent sheaves across all expansions and root stacks of a simple normal crossing degeneration. Formally, logarithmic coherent sheaves are coherent sheaves in the full logarithmic \'etale topology. We develop a suite of tools that reduces the evaluation of the basic functors of homological algebra to the conventional calculation on a computable logarithmic alteration. A second paper will establish good properties of the associated logarithmic derived category. We thus offer a unified perspective on logarithmic moduli spaces of coherent sheaves: The logarithmic Quot spaces motivated by Maulik and Ranganathan's logarithmic Donaldson--Thomas theory, the logarithmic Picard group constructed by Molcho and Wise, and moduli spaces of logarithmic parabolic sheaves as developed by Borne, Talpo, and Vistoli. In establishing the connection with logarithmic Picard groups, we offer a new interpretation of chip firing as the combinatorial shadow to a logarithmic version of S-equivalence.
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