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General coherent systems are defined as pairs , where is a rank-n holomorphic vector bundle and S is a vector subspace of , is the vector bundle induced by and a representation . In this work we will prove a Kobayashi-Hitchin correspondence for a simple general coherent system. This is done using well known gauge theoretic techniques which were developed by Bradlow, Garcia-Prada and Mundet i Riera. The focus of this paper is proving that the stability condition that arises is equivalent to the one defined by Alexander Schmitt.
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