Determinantal Barlow surfaces and phantom categories

Christian Böhning; Hans-Christian Graf von Bothmer; Ludmil Katzarkov; Pawel Sosna

Journal of the European Mathematical Society (2015)

  • Volume: 017, Issue: 7, page 1569-1592
  • ISSN: 1435-9855

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We prove that the bounded derived category of the surface S constructed by Barlow admits a length 11 exceptional sequence consisting of (explicit) line bundles. Moreover, we show that in a small neighbourhood of S in the moduli space of determinantal Barlow surfaces, the generic surface has a semiorthogonal decomposition of its derived category into a length 11 exceptional sequence of line bundles and a category with trivial Grothendieck group and Hochschild homology, called a phantom category. This is done using a deformation argument and the fact that the derived endomorphism algebra of the sequence is constant. Applying Kuznetsov’s results on heights of exceptional sequences, we also show that the sequence on S itself is not full and its (left or right) orthogonal complement is also a phantom category.

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Böhning, Christian, et al. "Determinantal Barlow surfaces and phantom categories." Journal of the European Mathematical Society 017.7 (2015): 1569-1592. <http://eudml.org/doc/277217>.

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journal = {Journal of the European Mathematical Society},
keywords = {derived categories; exceptional collections; semiorthogonal decompositions; Hochschild homology; Barlow surfaces; derived categories; exceptional collections; semiorthogonal decompositions; Hochschild homology; Barlow surfaces},
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TY - JOUR
AU - Böhning, Christian
AU - Graf von Bothmer, Hans-Christian
AU - Katzarkov, Ludmil
AU - Sosna, Pawel
TI - Determinantal Barlow surfaces and phantom categories
JO - Journal of the European Mathematical Society
PY - 2015
PB - European Mathematical Society Publishing House
VL - 017
IS - 7
SP - 1569
EP - 1592
AB - We prove that the bounded derived category of the surface $S$ constructed by Barlow admits a length 11 exceptional sequence consisting of (explicit) line bundles. Moreover, we show that in a small neighbourhood of $S$ in the moduli space of determinantal Barlow surfaces, the generic surface has a semiorthogonal decomposition of its derived category into a length 11 exceptional sequence of line bundles and a category with trivial Grothendieck group and Hochschild homology, called a phantom category. This is done using a deformation argument and the fact that the derived endomorphism algebra of the sequence is constant. Applying Kuznetsov’s results on heights of exceptional sequences, we also show that the sequence on $S$ itself is not full and its (left or right) orthogonal complement is also a phantom category.
LA - eng
KW - derived categories; exceptional collections; semiorthogonal decompositions; Hochschild homology; Barlow surfaces; derived categories; exceptional collections; semiorthogonal decompositions; Hochschild homology; Barlow surfaces
UR - http://eudml.org/doc/277217
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