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$t$-structure is a structure imposed on triangulated categories, first introduced in Beilinson, Bernstein, Deligne's "Faisceaux Pervers".
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What is the relationship between t-structure and Torsion pair?
I am away from Torsion theory in abelian category for some while. So it might be a stupid question.
The definition of a torsion pair in the category of modules is as follows:
Definition:
A pair $(\ …
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