Derived categories of K3 surfaces, O'Grady's filtration, and zero-cycles on holomorphic symplectic varieties
arXiv:1705.06953 · doi:10.1112/S0010437X19007735
Abstract
Moduli spaces of stable objects in the derived category of a surface provide a large class of holomorphic symplectic varieties. In this paper, we study the interplay between Chern classes of stable objects and zero-cycles on holomorphic symplectic varieties which arise as moduli spaces. First, we show that the second Chern class of any object in the derived category lies in a suitable piece of O'Grady's filtration on the -group of the surface. This solves a conjecture of O'Grady and improves on previous results of Huybrechts, O'Grady, and Voisin. Then we propose a candidate of the Beauville-Voisin filtration on the -group of the moduli space of stable objects. We discuss its connection with Voisin's recent proposal via constant cycle subvarieties. In particular, we deduce the existence of algebraic coisotropic subvarieties in the moduli space. Further, for a generic cubic fourfold containing a plane, we establish a connection between zero-cycles on the Fano variety of lines and on the associated surface.
arXiv comment28 pages. Revised version. Conjecture 0.3 of the first version is proven by Marian and the third author. Many results in the paper are now unconditional
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