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Lobb observed in [arXiv:1103.1412] that each equivariant sl(N) Khovanov-Rozansky homology over C[a] admits a standard decomposition of a simple form. In the present paper, we derive a formula for the corresponding Lee-Gornik spectral sequence in terms of this decomposition. Based on this formula, we give a simple alternative definition of the Lee-Gornik spectral sequence using exact couples. We also demonstrate that an equivariant sl(N) Khovanov-Rozansky homology over C[a] can be recovered from the corresponding Lee-Gornik spectral sequence via this formula. Therefore, these two algebraic invariants are equivalent and contain the same information about the link. As a byproduct of the exact couple construction, we generalize Lee's endomorphism on the rational Khovanov homology to a natural exterior algebra action on the sl(N) Khovanov-Rozansky homology. A numerical link invariant called torsion width comes up naturally in our work. It determines when the corresponding Lee-Gornik spectral sequence collapses and is bounded from above by the homological thickness of the sl(N) Khovanov-Rozansky homology. We use the torsion width to explain why the Lee spectral sequences of certain H-thick links collapse so fast.

Equivariant Khovanov–Rozansky homology and Lee–Gornik spectral sequence