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Virtual wall crossing formulas for $C^*$-flips TeX Export

(29 May 2009)

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Let $M=[X/C^*]$ be the quotient of a separated DM stack $X$ and let $M_±$ be $C^*$-flips in $M$ which are open proper separated DM substacks. When $M$ is equipped with a perfect obstruction theory, the wall crossing seeks to find an explicit formula of the difference of virtual intersection numbers on $M_+$ and $M_-$. In this paper we provide a wall crossing formula by using a master space construction and the virtual localization theorem. When $X$ has an equivariant strongly symmetric obstruction theory, we construct an intrinsic blow-up of $X$ so that we can reduce the obstruction sheaf of the master space. Then we prove an explicit formula which calculates the wall crossing in terms of weights of the $C^*$ action on tangent spaces. Finally we apply this theorem to moduli spaces of sheaf complexes over a Calabi-Yau three-fold.


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