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In this paper we will propose a new method to investigate Seshadri constants,
namely by means of (nested) Hilbert schemes. This will allow us to use the
geometry of the latter spaces, for example the computations of the nef cone via
Bridgeland stability conditions to gain new insights and bounds on Seshadri
constants. Moreover, it turns out that many known Seshadri constants turn up in
the wall and chamber decomposition of the movable cone of Hilbert schemes.