Enumerative invariants and wall-crossing formulae in abelian categories
Dominic Joyce

TL;DR
This paper develops a universal framework for enumerative invariants in abelian categories, establishing wall-crossing formulas and applying them to various geometric contexts, confirming several conjectures.
Contribution
It introduces a new universal theory of invariants in abelian categories, defining invariants in homology and proving wall-crossing formulas using Lie algebra structures.
Findings
Defined invariants in homology for all stability conditions
Proved wall-crossing formulas relating invariants across stability conditions
Confirmed conjectures in algebraic geometry related to enumerative invariants
Abstract
Enumerative invariants in Algebraic Geometry 'count' -(semi)stable objects with fixed topological invariants in some geometric problem, using a virtual class in homology, for the moduli spaces of -(semi)stable objects. We get numbers by taking integrals for cohomology classes . Let be a -linear abelian category in Algebraic Geometry. There are two moduli stacks of objects in : the usual moduli stack , and the 'projective linear' moduli stack . We give the structure of a vertex algebra, and a Lie algebra. Virtual classes lie in . We…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
