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This study demonstrates gluing properties of 2-periodic dg-categories in symplectic derived stacks, suggesting new pathways in motivic Donaldson-Thomas theory.
This paper is a follow-up to arXiv:2407.08471. Let X be a a $(-1)$-shifted symplectic derived Deligne--Mumford stack. Thanks to the Darboux lemma of Brav--Bussi--Joyce, X is locally modeled by derived critical loci of a function f on a smooth scheme U. In this paper we study the gluing of the locally defined $2$-periodic (big) dg-categories of matrix factorizations MF^∞(U,f). We show that these come canonically equipped with a structure of a $2$-periodic crystal of categories ( an action of the dg-category of $2$-periodic D-modules on X) compatible with a relative Thom--Sebastiani theorem expressing the equivariance under the action of quadratic bundles. As our main theorem we show that the locally defined categories MF^∞(U,f) can be glued along X as a sheaf of crystals of 2-periodic dg-categories ``up to isotopy'', under the prescription of orientation data controlled by three obstruction classes. This result generalizes the gluing of the Joyce's perverse sheaf of vanishing cycles and partially answers conjectures by Kontsevich--Soibelman and Toda in motivic Donaldson--Thomas theory.
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