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arXiv · 2011.08288

Spherical objects, transitivity and auto-equivalences of Kodaira cycles via gentle algebras

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This paper studies the class of spherical objects over any Kodaira $n$-cycle of projective lines and provides a parametrization of their isomorphism classes in terms of closed curves on the $n$-punctured torus without self-intersections. Employing recent results on gentle algebras, we derive a topological model for the bounded derived category of any Kodaira cycle. The groups of triangle auto-equivalences of these categories are computed and are shown to act transitively on isomorphism classes of spherical objects. This answers a question by Polishchuk and extends earlier results by Burban-Kreussler and Lekili-Polishchuk. The description of auto-equivalences is further used to establish faithfulness of a mapping class group action defined by Sibilla. The final part describes the closed curves which correspond to vector bundles and simple vector bundles. This leads to an alternative proof of a result by Bodnarchuk-Drozd-Greuel which states that simple vector bundles on cycles of projective lines are uniquely determined by their multi-degree, rank and determinant. As a by-product we obtain a closed formula for the cyclic sequence of any simple vector bundle on $C_n$ as introduced by Burban-Drozd-Greuel.

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Sebastian Opper. 2020-11-16. Spherical objects, transitivity and auto-equivalences of Kodaira cycles via gentle algebras. https://doi.org/10.4171/jems/1473

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