I've been reading this really nice paper by Alper http://math.columbia.edu/~jarod/good_moduli_spaces.pdf, and there's a question that doesn't seem to be answered (perhaps it's not relevant).
Any stack F has a corresponding `sheaf of connected components' (or sheaf of isomorphism classes), by taking $\pi_0^{pr}(F)(S) = \pi_0 (F(S))$ and then sheafifying. (where $\pi_0$ of a groupoid, or more generally a category, is the set of isomorphism classes)
If $X$ is an Artin stack (although I'm currently more interested in DM stacks) and $X$ admits a good moduli space, then is $X \to \pi_0(X)$ a good moduli space?
Also, when is the good moduli space a scheme (and not just an algebraic space)?
And finally, if $X$ = $Spec R$ is affine and $G$ acts on it (I'm mainly interested in the $G$ finite case), is $\pi_0([X/G]) = Spec R^G$?
$X$
is a connected scheme over a field$k$
, then I guess that$X$
is a good moduli space of itself while$\pi_0(X)$
is something like$Spec(k)$
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