GIT for root stacks and 3d mirror symmetry
Swapnil Garg, Ruoxi Li, Yuji Okitani
Abstract
Using window theory, Bodzenta--Donovan showed that the derived category of a root stack [n]X/D has a 2n-periodic 2-term semiorthogonal decomposition. We define a categorical generalization of the root stack construction and interpret this as a pullback on the B-side of the 3d mirror symmetry equivalence of Gammage--Hilburn--Mazel-Gee. We analyze this pullback using categorical representation theoretic results of Ben-Zvi--Francis--Nadler and Ben-Zvi--Nadler--Preygel applied to SODs. We also show that the pullback is equivalent to a pushforward of perverse schobers on the A-side, allowing us to deduce periodicity from a simple decomposition of an A-side Lagrangian skeleton. Additionally, we adapt the construction of Bodzenta--Donovan to a new GIT problem, which yields an embedding of Coh([m]X/D) into Coh([n]X/D) for m<n coprime, and prove 2n-periodicity of the resulting 2-term SOD.
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