An explicit double-exponential upper bound on the regularity of OI-modules presented in finite degrees, together with a new inductive method for proving their structural properties.
Linear and quadratic ranges in representation stability
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We prove two general results concerning spectral sequences of $\mathbf{FI}$-modules. These results can be used to significantly improve stable ranges in a large portion of the stability theorems for $\mathbf{FI}$-modules currently in the literature. We work this out in detail for the cohomology of configuration spaces where we prove a linear stable range and the homology of congruence subgroups of general linear groups where we prove a quadratic stable range. Previously, the best stable ranges known in these examples were exponential. Up to an additive constant, our work on congruence subgroups verifies a conjecture of Djament.
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An inductive method for $\mathrm{OI}$-modules
An explicit double-exponential upper bound on the regularity of OI-modules presented in finite degrees, together with a new inductive method for proving their structural properties.