Tilt-stability, vanishing theorems and Bogomolov-Gieseker type inequalities

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Abstract: We investigate the tilt-stability of stable sheaves on projective varieties with respect to certain tilt-stability conditions depends on two parameters constructed by Bridgeland. For a stable sheaf, we give effective bounds of these parameters such that the stable sheaf is tilt-stable. These allow us to prove new vanishing theorems for stable sheaves and an effective Serre vanishing theorem for torsion free sheaves. Using these results, we also prove Bogomolov-Gieseker type inequalities for the third Chern character of a stable sheaf on mathbbP3.


For Bridgeland's stability conditions for a smooth projective surface, the large volume limit theorem is known, which states an equivalence of Bridgeland stability objects and Gieseker stable sheaves under a limit situation. This paper studies the precise bound under which the large volume limit theorem holds. The analysis is done for a smooth projective varieties of arbitrary dimension, and gives an explicit formula containing the number \(\mu^{\max}_{H,B}(E)\) (Theorem 1.3). Although it is difficult to compute this number in general, this paper gives an estimate (Theorem 1.4), and also gives several nice application to effective Serre vnishing theorem (Theorem 1.7) and to (a part of) the Bogomolov-type inequality for \(\mathbb{P}^3\) (Theorem 1.10).



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