2011
DOI: 10.3934/era.2011.18.50
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Spectrum of some triangulated categories

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“…The question is especially important when X has a coarse moduli scheme X. If moreover X is smooth, a recent paper of Dubey and Mallick [14] together with a positive answer to the question would produce a classification of all ⊗-closed smashing localizations of D qc (X): they would be in bijection with specialization closed subsets of X. In particular, the theorems and statements of this section all lead to classification theorems.…”
Section: Classifying Stacks and Gerbesmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…The question is especially important when X has a coarse moduli scheme X. If moreover X is smooth, a recent paper of Dubey and Mallick [14] together with a positive answer to the question would produce a classification of all ⊗-closed smashing localizations of D qc (X): they would be in bijection with specialization closed subsets of X. In particular, the theorems and statements of this section all lead to classification theorems.…”
Section: Classifying Stacks and Gerbesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Proof. The coarse moduli space of X is X, so by [14] there is an isomorphism Spc D perf (X) Spc D perf (X), where Spc denotes the spectrum of Balmer [4]. This means that there is a bijection between the thick ⊗-ideals in these two ⊗-triangulated categories.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Theorem A, as well as the theory developed to establish it, have been used to classify the thick tensor ideals in [Hal16] (generalizing work of [Kri09, DM12]), to resolve the telescope conjecture for algebraic stacks [HR17] (extending [Ant14]), and for results on dg-enhancements [CS16, BLS16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [1] Paul Balmer has introduced tensor triangular geometry providing a unified framework in which to view the various classification theorems for thick tensor ideals of tensor triangulated categories in fields varying from algebraic geometry to KK-theory. Since then the study of the spectrum of a tensor triangulated category has taken on a life of its own; new examples have been computed [9], [10], the abstract theory has been further developed (of course with applications) [3], [2], and the framework has been extended to apply to a wider variety of examples [5], [18]. The current work is concerned with extending some of the abstract theory developed by Balmer in [2] to the context of tensor actions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%