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Discrete derived categories I: Homomorphisms, autoequivalences and t-structures. arXiv: 1312.5203v1 (2013)

by N Broomhead, D Pauksztello, D Ploog
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Discrete derived categories II: The silting pairs CW complex and the stability manifold

by Nathan Broomhead, David Pauksztello, David Ploog
"... Discrete derived categories were introduced by Vossieck [26] and classified by Bobiński, Geiß, Skrowoński [5]. In this article, we define the CW complex of silting pairs for a triangulated category and show that it is contractible in the case of discrete derived categories. In particular, the sil ..."
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Discrete derived categories were introduced by Vossieck [26] and classified by Bobiński, Geiß, Skrowoński [5]. In this article, we define the CW complex of silting pairs for a triangulated category and show that it is contractible in the case of discrete derived categories. In particular, the silting quiver of a discrete derived category is connected. We provide an explicit embedding from the silting CW complex into the stability manifold. By work of Woolf [28], there is a deformation retract of the stability manifold onto the silting pairs CW complex. We obtain that the space of stability conditions of discrete derived categories is contractible.
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...nside Db(Λ) as hearts. In other words, silting objects determine the bounded t-structures in Db(Λ) whose hearts are ‘algebraic’. In the case of derived-discrete algebras, results of the first article =-=[9]-=- show that all hearts inside a discrete derived category are algebraic. In particular, this means that the silting pairs CW complex captures essentially the same information as the stability manifold....

Algebraic stability conditions and contractible stability spaces

by Jon Woolf , 2014
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MORPHISMS BETWEEN INDECOMPOSABLE COMPLEXES IN THE BOUNDED DERIVED CATEGORY OF A GENTLE ALGEBRA

by Kristin Krogh Arnesen, Rosanna Laking, David Pauksztello
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... whose Auslander–Reiten (AR) components have a boundary [5]. • Vossieck [23] introduced the family of derived-discrete algebras, for which we now understand various non-trivial homological properties =-=[10, 11, 12, 13, 14]-=-. These algebras are gentle, and thus they can be used as a template for further study of derived categories of gentle algebras. • Inspired by a classic paper [16] on string algebras, Bekkert and Merk...

DERIVED EQUIVALENCES FOR HEREDITARY ARTIN ALGEBRAS

by Donald Stanley, Adam-christiaan Van Roosmalen , 2014
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Phases of stable representations of quivers

by Magnus Engenhorst , 2014
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...ure in Db(mod− kQ). The stable objects with respect to a discrete central charge on A in the order of decreasing phase define a sequence of simple tilts from A to A [−1]. Proof. By Proposition 6.1 in =-=[16]-=- any heart of a bounded t-structure in Db(mod− kQ) is algebraic. By Lemma 3.13 in [17] the set of phases of stable objects is finite and thus there are only finitely many stable objects in mod− kQ. No...

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