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Serre functors and dimensions of residual categories

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arxiv 2109.02026 v2 pith:CJXGYUDV submitted 2021-09-05 math.AG

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We describe in terms of spherical twists the Serre functors of many interesting semiorthogonal components, called residual categories, of the derived categories of projective varieties. In particular, we show the residual categories of Fano complete intersections are fractional Calabi--Yau up to a power of an explicit spherical twist. As applications, we compute the Serre dimensions of residual categories of Fano complete intersections, thereby proving a corrected version of a conjecture of Katzarkov and Kontsevich, and deduce the nonexistence of Serre invariant stability conditions when the degrees of the complete intersection do not all coincide.

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