A large-volume stability condition in this algebraic-geometric setting is a Bridgeland stability condition whose central charge is prescribed using a large multiple
of an ample divisor class. For a smooth projective complex threefold and a real numerical divisor class , write . The ordinary charge is
(1)
Its standard double-tilt heart first uses the twisted sheaf
slope and then the slope
(2)
with value at zero denominator. Both torsion pairs use strictly
positive smallest slope and nonpositive largest slope.
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