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Classification and nonexistence for $t$-structures on derived categories of schemes

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Given a suitable Noetherian scheme, we classify tensor $t$-structures on the bounded derived category of coherent sheaves and its variants with prescribed support. Furthermore, we show that the existence of such $t$-structures restricting to perfect complexes detects regularity, recovering a theorem of Neeman in the affine case by different methods. Our tools establish local-to-global principles for tensor $t$-structures.

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Semi-Bousfield classes and nonmonotone perversities

math.CT · 2026-05-28 · unverdicted · novelty 7.0

Semi-Bousfield classes generalize Bousfield classes and tensor-compatible t-structures, with a bijection assigning (nonmonotone) perversities on Noetherian schemes X to semi-Bousfield classes in D_qc(X) that stratifies the full lattice when X is regular.

Proxy smallness meets $t$-structures

math.AG · 2026-05-25 · accept · novelty 6.5

A Noetherian scheme is locally a complete intersection iff every object of D^b_coh(X) is t-⊗-proxy small, with classifications of ⊗-suspended subcategories for hypersurface and complete-intersection cases.

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  • Semi-Bousfield classes and nonmonotone perversities math.CT · 2026-05-28 · unverdicted · none · ref 4 · internal anchor

    Semi-Bousfield classes generalize Bousfield classes and tensor-compatible t-structures, with a bijection assigning (nonmonotone) perversities on Noetherian schemes X to semi-Bousfield classes in D_qc(X) that stratifies the full lattice when X is regular.

  • Proxy smallness meets $t$-structures math.AG · 2026-05-25 · accept · none · ref 2 · internal anchor

    A Noetherian scheme is locally a complete intersection iff every object of D^b_coh(X) is t-⊗-proxy small, with classifications of ⊗-suspended subcategories for hypersurface and complete-intersection cases.