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arXiv · 2609.13684

Extensions and Segre stratifications over algebraic surfaces

Abstract

We study two closely related topics over algebraic surfaces: stability of extensions of stable sheaves by stable sheaves, and maximal subsheaves of a given stable sheaf. For the former, we provide a construction of complete families of sheaves via extensions and prove the stability for some cases. The construction enables us to prove certain cases of Weak Brill--Noether over rational surfaces. The second topic leads to a refinement of the Segre stratification of the moduli of sheaves. We obtain the expected dimension of certain refined Segre strata over rational surfaces and K3 surfaces. Over the projective plane, we prove our main result that all refined Segre strata corresponding to line bundles are irreducible of the expected dimension and are nested under taking closures. As a consequence, we obtain more cases of the stability of extensions. Our results suggest that refined Segre strata behave much better than Brill--Noether strata. Our study of the refined Segre strata relies crucially on Bridgeland stability conditions and the work of Li and Zhao.

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Thomas Goller, Yinbang Lin. 2026-09-12. Extensions and Segre stratifications over algebraic surfaces. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.13684

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