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New proof gives stability conditions on projective spaces

2026-07-07 16:07 UTC pith:GZGJLVTG

load-bearing objection Clean new proof of Li's theorem via quotient stacks; the argument is correct and the one subtle point (Lemma 6 generation) holds up.

arxiv 2607.05344 v1 pith:GZGJLVTG submitted 2026-07-06 math.AG

A note on stability conditions on projective spaces

Yiran Cheng This is my paper
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The paper gives a new proof that geometric Bridgeland stability conditions exist on the bounded derived category of coherent sheaves on projective space. The prior proof (due to Li) constructs such conditions on P^n by starting from symmetric-group-invariant stability conditions on a product of an elliptic curve C^n and then performing a technical descent step. This paper replaces that descent step with a cleaner argument. The author views P^{n-1} as a fiber of the Albanese map of the symmetric product Sym^n(C), and uses a prior result that stability conditions on Sym^n(C) restrict to its Albanese fibers. The key new ingredient is Theorem 1: any S_n-invariant stability condition on Db(C^n), regarded as a stability condition on the equivariant category Db([C^n/S_n]), restricts to the admissible subcategory pi^* Db(C^n/S_n) inside it. The proof of Theorem 1 proceeds by induction on pairs: first handling the n=2 case (where the equivariant category splits into two pieces via a semiorthogonal decomposition, and the sign-twist invariance of the stability condition forces Hardon-Nikolaev factors to stay in the correct piece), then reducing the general case to pairwise stabilizer subgroups S_{i,j} and showing that the trivial-linearization condition for all pairs implies the trivial-linearization condition for the full stabilizer, because Young subgroups are generated by transpositions. The upshot is that the same family of stability conditions Li constructed can be recovered without the technical descent argument, and they can then be restricted to arbitrary smooth projective subvarieties.

Core claim

The central result is that any S_n-invariant stability condition on Db(C^n), viewed on the equivariant category Db([C^n/S_n]), restricts to the admissible subcategory pi^* Db(C^n/S_n). This is proved by showing that Hardon-Nikolaev factors of objects in this subcategory remain in it, using the sign-twist invariance of the stability condition and Grothendieck-Verdier duality on the big diagonals, together with the combinatorial fact that pairwise stabilizer subgroups generate the full stabilizer at every point.

What carries the argument

Semiorthogonal decompositions of equivariant derived categories, sign-twist (sgn) invariance of stability conditions, Grothendieck-Verdier duality for quotient stacks, Hardon-Nikolaev filtration phase comparisons, derived Kempf's criterion for detecting objects descending to GIT quotients, and the generation of Young subgroups by transpositions.

Load-bearing premise

The proof for general n relies on the claim that the pairwise stabilizer subgroups (S_{i,j})_x generate the full stabilizer (S_n)_x at every point, which is verified for closed points but implicitly assumes that no additional pathologies arise when passing from closed-point fibers to the full derived fiber structure in the quotient stack context.

What would settle it

If there existed an S_n-invariant stability condition on Db(C^n) whose Hardon-Nikolaev factors of some object in pi^* Db(C^n/S_n) escaped the subcategory, Theorem 1 would fail. Concretely, one could search for a stability condition where the phase inequality (3) or (8) is violated, i.e., where the sign-twist invariance does not suffice to control the phase of the diagonal projection.

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If this is right

  • The restriction theorem provides a conceptual bridge from stability conditions on symmetric products to stability conditions on projective spaces, potentially simplifying future constructions that rely on similar descent techniques.
  • The uniform bound on Li's condition parameters (a, b) mentioned in the companion work [CF26] applies identically here, giving the same quantitative control over which stability conditions restrict to subvarieties.
  • The technique of using sign-twist invariance plus Verdier duality to control Hardon-Nikolaev factors in semiorthogonal components could generalize to other quotient stacks with reflection-group symmetries beyond the symmetric group.
  • Since the two constructions produce the same family, results depending on Li's specific stability conditions (e.g., moduli space constructions, wall-crossing phenomena) are confirmed to be robust under the alternative approach.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

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  • The fact that the pairwise stabilizer argument works because Young subgroups are generated by transpositions suggests a broader principle: for a finite group G acting on a variety, if the stabilizers at all points are generated by subgroups for which one can establish sign-twist invariance, then the restriction theorem should generalize, potentially extending the construction to quotients by other
  • The equivalence of the two constructions (Remark 2) implies that the technical descent step in Li's original proof was not adding new information but verifying a property that holds for structural reasons, which raises the question of whether other descent-type arguments in the stability conditions literature might admit similar shortcuts via Albanese fibers and equivariant categories.
  • If the derived Kempf's criterion step (Lemma 6) were to fail for non-closed points or in positive characteristic, the proof would break; this suggests the construction is fundamentally tied to characteristic zero and the absence of wild stabilizer behavior, which could limit extensions to arithmetic or positive-characteristic settings.

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Referee Report

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Summary. This note provides a new proof of Li's theorem [Li26] on the existence of geometric Bridgeland stability conditions on Db(P^n). The key idea is to view P^{n-1} as an Albanese fiber of Sym^n(C) and to study the quotient stack morphism π: [C^n/S_n] → C^n/S_n ≅ Sym^n C. The main result (Theorem 1) states that any S_n-invariant stability condition on Db(C^n), viewed on the equivariant category Db([C^n/S_n]), restricts to the admissible subcategory π* Db(C^n/S_n). The proof proceeds in two stages: (1) Lemma 5 handles the n=2 case using a semiorthogonal decomposition and a phase inequality derived from Grothendieck–Verdier duality; (2) Lemmas 6–7 generalize to arbitrary n by reducing to pairwise transposition subgroups S_{i,j} and using the derived Kempf criterion to glue.

Significance. The paper gives a clean alternative proof of an important result. The reduction from S_n to pairwise S_{i,j} subgroups (Lemma 6) and the use of the derived Kempf criterion to characterize the admissible subcategory as an intersection is an elegant strategy. The phase inequality argument in Lemma 5, combining the SOD triangle with Grothendieck–Verdier duality (Eq. 5) and ⊗sgn-invariance, is a nice adaptation of Polishchuk's restriction criterion. The paper produces the same family of stability conditions as Li's original construction, confirming consistency with existing work. The result is a note-level contribution: a new proof of a known theorem, but with a conceptually distinct approach via Albanese fibers and equivariant categories.

minor comments (5)
  1. In the proof of Theorem 1 (p. 5), the application of Lemma 7 requires the stability condition on Db([C^n/S_{i,j}]) to be ⊗sgn_{i,j}-invariant. The paper does not explicitly verify this hypothesis. It appears to follow from the S_n-invariance of σ and the identification in [PPZ23, Theorem 4.8 and Lemma 4.11] (cited for the n=2 case), but a sentence explaining why the S_n-invariance of σ implies ⊗sgn_{i,j}-invariance after restriction to Db([C^n/S_{i,j}]) would make the proof self-contained.
  2. The adjunction notation on p. 2 ('δ∗ ⊣ δ ∗ ⊣ δ !') appears to have the order reversed relative to the standard convention. For a closed immersion, the standard adjunction chain is δ^* ⊣ δ_* ⊣ δ^!. The proof of Lemma 5 uses the adjunction δ_* ⊣ δ^! (i.e., Hom(δ_* A, B) ≅ Hom(A, δ^! B)), which is correct, but the stated chain is inconsistent with this usage. Please correct the notation.
  3. The paper uses P^{n-1} when discussing the Albanese fiber of Sym^n C and P^n in the abstract and when referencing Li's theorem. While this is just a relabeling (n → n+1), a brief clarifying remark would help the reader.
  4. The claim on p. 2 that 'the pullback functor π* : Db(C^n/S_n) → Db([C^n/S_n]) is fully faithful' for a good quotient by a finite group is standard but lacks a reference. A citation (e.g., to [Nev08] or a standard text on quotient stacks) would be helpful.
  5. In Remark 2, the reference to [CF26] for uniform bounds on Li's condition is mentioned but not used in the main argument. It would help to clarify whether this remark is needed for the restriction to subvarieties or is purely supplementary.

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The referee report is positive, recommending minor revision, with no specific major comments listed. We thank the referee for the careful reading and positive assessment, and confirm we will review the manuscript for any minor improvements before the final version.

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  1. Referee: No specific major comments were provided in the report.

    Authors: We thank the referee for the careful reading and the positive assessment of our note. The referee's summary accurately describes the structure and strategy of the paper: the reduction from S_n to pairwise transposition subgroups (Lemma 6), the use of the derived Kempf criterion to characterize the admissible subcategory as an intersection, and the phase inequality argument in Lemma 5 combining the semiorthogonal decomposition with Grothendieck–Verdier duality. Since no specific revisions were requested, we will carefully re-read the manuscript before the final version to address any minor typographical or expositional issues. In particular, we will ensure that all references are complete and that the notation is consistent throughout, especially in the walkthrough proof of Lemma 7 where the parallel with Lemma 5 is drawn. revision: partial

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full rationale

The paper's central result (Theorem 1) is proved via a self-contained chain: Lemma 6 (characterization of objects in π*Db(C^n/S_n) via derived Kempf criterion and Young subgroup generation) and Lemma 7 (restriction of sgn-invariant stability conditions to SOD components via Grothendieck-Verdier duality and phase inequalities). The proof of Theorem 1 combines these two lemmas with standard SOD and HN factor arguments. The self-citations to [Che25, Theorem 1.7] (restriction to Albanese fibers) and [CF26] (uniform bounds on Li's condition) are used as supporting tools, not as the load-bearing derivation of Theorem 1 itself. [Che25] is invoked to handle the restriction to the diagonal component δ*Db(Δ_{i,j}), which is a standard isotrivial-fiber situation, and the core novelty — the restriction to π*Db(C^n/S_n) — is proved independently via the duality argument in equations (8)-(10). The [CF26] citation is a side remark about uniform bounds, not used in the proof of Theorem 1. The generation claim in Lemma 6 (transpositions generate symmetric groups, Young decomposition is exact) is a standard fact about symmetric groups, not a self-cited result. No step in the derivation chain reduces to its inputs by construction, and no prediction is a renamed fit. The self-citation to [Che25] is minor and not load-bearing for the central claim, warranting a score of 2.

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axioms (3)
  • domain assumption [Che25, Theorem 1.7]: Any stability condition on Db(Symn C) restricts to its Albanese fibers Db(Pn-1), since the target C is abelian and the fibers are isotrivial.
    This is a load-bearing assumption invoked in the introduction and in the proof of Lemma 5 to restrict stability conditions to the diagonal.
  • standard math Derived Kempf's criterion ([Nev08, Theorem 1.3]): An object lies in π* Db(Cn/Sn) if and only if its derived fibers carry trivial stabilizer linearization.
    Used in the proof of Lemma 6 to characterize the admissible subcategory.
  • standard math Grothendieck-Verdier duality for quotient stacks: δ!(−) ≃ δ*(− ⊗ sgn)[−1].
    Used in the proof of Lemma 5 to relate Hom spaces and establish the phase inequality.

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We give a new proof of Li's theorem on the existence of geometric Bridgeland stability conditions on the bounded derived category of coherent sheaves on projective spaces. These stability conditions can then be restricted to induce Bridgeland stability conditions on arbitrary smooth projective varieties.

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