Orlov's theorem over a quasiexcellent ring
Fei Peng
TL;DR
The paper generalizes Orlov's representability theorem to smooth proper tame algebraic stacks over a quasiexcellent base ring $R$ of finite Krull dimension, under the condition that $X$ has a resolution property and an ample line bundle. It adapts Kawamata and Canonaco–Stellari's approach by developing resolutions of the diagonal, generating vector bundles, and ample sequences to construct a Fourier–Mukai kernel $K$ with $F\cong\Phi_K$, with $K$ unique up to quasi-isomorphism. The method relies on strong generation and saturation results for derived categories of coherent sheaves on tame stacks, as well as a Postnikov-system construction to produce the kernel. The results hold broadly, including new cases over $\mathbb{Z}$, and yield a relative Bondal–Orlov-type reconstruction as a corollary under mild hypotheses. An appendix addresses the resolution property for generically tame stacks, broadening applicability to stacks with quasi-projective coarse moduli spaces.
Abstract
Following the approach of Kawamata and Canonaco-Stellari, we establish Orlov's representability theorem for smooth tame Deligne-Mumford stacks with projective coarse moduli spaces over a quasiexcellent ring of finite Krull dimension. This generalizes a previous result of Canonaco-Stellari for smooth projective varieties over a field.
