Stability conditions and maximal green sequences in abelian categories
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We study the stability functions on abelian categories introduced by Rudakov and their relation with torsion classes and maximal green sequences. Moreover, we introduce the concept of red paths, a stability condition in the sense of Rudakov that captures information of the wall and chamber structure of the category.
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