Reduction of the Semistability Condition for Tensors
Abstract
In this article we study a special class of vector bundles, called tensors. A tensor consists of a vector bundle E over a smooth irreducible projective variety and a morphism of vector bundles . As for classical vector bundles, there exists a notion of stability for these objects given in terms of filtrations of the vector bundle E. The aim of the present paper is to prove that if a destabilizing filtration is "too" long then there exists a shorter subfiltration which destabilizes as well. Moreover, we describe some related combinatorial problems, which arise from the description of a tensor (E,) or, more precisely, a filtration of E as a a-dimensional matrix. Eventually, as example we study semistable tensors on the projective line.
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