Abstract:It is known that a tilting generator on an algebraic variety X gives a derived equivalence between X and a certain non-commutative algebra. In this paper, we present a method to construct a tilting generator from an ample line bundle, and construct it in several examples.
“…Now p is affine hence p * is injective, and T P is the Beilinson tilting generator for PV (see [27,Example 7]). We deduce that T ⊥ 0 0 and this completes the proof.…”
Section: A Tilting Generator For Xmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Definition B.2 (cf. [27,Definition 6]). We say that a locally free sheaf E on a scheme X, where X is projective over a Noetherian affine of finite type, is a tilting generator for…”
Section: B1 Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We show how to deduce the second from Proposition B.4. Following [27,Lemma 8], we consider the canonical map…”
Section: B2 Boundedness For Tilting Functorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(We reuse the notation p for the projection T ∨ Gr → Gr.) For a construction of a tilting generator on T ∨ Gr(2, 4) by another method, see [27].…”
We construct new examples of derived autoequivalences for a family of higher‐dimensional Calabi–Yau varieties. Specifically, we take the total spaces of certain natural vector bundles over Grassmannians double-struckGdouble-struckr(r,d) of r‐planes in a d‐dimensional vector space, and define endofunctors of the bounded derived categories of coherent sheaves associated to these varieties. In the case r = 2, we show that these are autoequivalences using the theory of spherical functors. Our autoequivalences naturally generalize the Seidel–Thomas spherical twist for analogous bundles over projective spaces.
“…Now p is affine hence p * is injective, and T P is the Beilinson tilting generator for PV (see [27,Example 7]). We deduce that T ⊥ 0 0 and this completes the proof.…”
Section: A Tilting Generator For Xmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Definition B.2 (cf. [27,Definition 6]). We say that a locally free sheaf E on a scheme X, where X is projective over a Noetherian affine of finite type, is a tilting generator for…”
Section: B1 Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We show how to deduce the second from Proposition B.4. Following [27,Lemma 8], we consider the canonical map…”
Section: B2 Boundedness For Tilting Functorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(We reuse the notation p for the projection T ∨ Gr → Gr.) For a construction of a tilting generator on T ∨ Gr(2, 4) by another method, see [27].…”
We construct new examples of derived autoequivalences for a family of higher‐dimensional Calabi–Yau varieties. Specifically, we take the total spaces of certain natural vector bundles over Grassmannians double-struckGdouble-struckr(r,d) of r‐planes in a d‐dimensional vector space, and define endofunctors of the bounded derived categories of coherent sheaves associated to these varieties. In the case r = 2, we show that these are autoequivalences using the theory of spherical functors. Our autoequivalences naturally generalize the Seidel–Thomas spherical twist for analogous bundles over projective spaces.
“…[Bei,Boc2,Bro,Dav,IU,MR]). For more results and examples of NCCRs, we refer to [BLVdB,BIKR,Dao,DFI,DH,IW1,IW3,TU,Wem]. See also a survey article [Leu], and the references therein.…”
We introduce special classes of non-commutative crepant resolutions (= NCCR) which we call steady and splitting. We show that a singularity has a steady splitting NCCR if and only if it is a quotient singularity by a finite abelian group. We apply our results to toric singularities and dimer models.
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