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Serin Hong
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Given three arbitrary vector bundles on the Fargues-Fontaine curve where one of them is assumed to be semistable, we give an explicit and complete criterion in terms of Harder-Narasimha polygons on whether there exists a short exact sequence among them. Our argument is based on a dimension analysis of certain moduli spaces of bundle maps and bundle extensions using Scholzes theory of diamonds.
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