Nicolas Addington
Duke University
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arXiv: Algebraic Geometry | 2016
Nicolas Addington
We construct a new autoequivalence of the derived category of the Hilbert scheme of n points on a K3 surface, and of the variety of lines on a smooth cubic 4-fold. For Hilb^2 and the variety of lines, we use the theory of spherical functors; to deal with Hilb^n for n > 2 we develop a theory of P-functors. We conjecture that the same construction yields an autoequivalence for any moduli space of sheaves on a K3 surface. In an appendix we give a cohomology and base change criterion which is well-known to experts, but not well-documented.
Crelle's Journal | 2017
Nicolas Addington; Manfred Lehn
We show that the irreducible holomorphic symplectic eightfold Z associated to a cubic fourfold Y not containing a plane is deformation-equivalent to the Hilbert scheme of four points on a K3 surface. We do this by constructing for a generic Pfaffian cubic Y a birational map Z ---> Hilb^4(X), where X is the K3 surface associated to Y by Beauville and Donagi. We interpret Z as a moduli space of complexes on X and observe that at some point of Z, hence on a Zariski open subset, the complex is just the ideal sheaf of four points.
Journal of High Energy Physics | 2013
Nicolas Addington; Paul S. Aspinwall
A bstractIn analogy with the physical concept of a massless D-brane, we define a notion of “
Crelle's Journal | 2016
Nicolas Addington; Will Donovan; Ciaran Meachan
\mathbb{Q}\hbox{-}\mathrm{masslessness}
Journal of The London Mathematical Society-second Series | 2016
Nicolas Addington; Will Donovan; Ciaran Meachan
” for objects in the derived category. This is defined in terms of monodromy around singularities in the stringy Kähler moduli space and is relatively easy to study using “spherical functors”. We consider several examples in which del Pezzo surfaces and other rational surfaces in Calabi-Yau threefolds are contracted. For precisely the del Pezzo surfaces that can be written as hypersurfaces in weighted
Advances in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics | 2014
Nicolas Addington; Edward Paul Segal; Eric Sharpe
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arXiv: Algebraic Geometry | 2009
Nicolas Addington
, the category of
arXiv: Algebraic Geometry | 2015
Nicolas Addington; Will Donovan; Ed Segal
\mathbb{Q}\hbox{-}\mathrm{massless}
arXiv: Algebraic Geometry | 2016
Nicolas Addington; Brendan Hassett; Yuri Tschinkel; Anthony Várilly-Alvarado
objects is a “fractional Calabi-Yau” category of graded matrix factorizations.
arXiv: Algebraic Geometry | 2017
Nicolas Addington; Asher Auel
Associated to a Mukai flop X⇢X′ is on the one hand a sequence of equivalences Db(X)→Db(X′), due to Kawamata and Namikawa, and on the other hand a sequence of autoequivalences of Db(X), due to Huybrechts and Thomas. We work out a complete picture of the relationship between the two. We do the same for standard flops, relating Bondal and Orlov’s derived equivalences to spherical twists, extending a well-known story for the Atiyah flop to higher dimensions.