Classification half of Proposition 3.8 #
The kernel and conjugacy analysis completing the lifting result.
See GQ2.AnabelianBridge for the paper-facing overview, source citations, and deviations.
Proposition 3.8, classification half #
Every χ₀-preserving continuous automorphism of B = D₀^{ab} is α_{u,b} for a unique
(u, b) ∈ ℤ₂ˣ × ℤ₂ (paper (18)). Engine: the Lemmas 3.4–3.5 proof's coordinate surjectivity D0ab_coord,
the torsion analysis of t, and the ℤ₂-powering development's η-injectivity; the (−1)^ε-component is killed by
the mod-4 argument (η-powers are ≡ 1 (mod 4), −1 is not).
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- GQ2.instCommGroupTopAbBridge = { toGroup := inferInstance, mul_comm := ⋯ }
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Shorthand: S̄-powers in D₀^{ab}.
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B.e reads S̄-powers in the second coordinate.
S̄-powers are injective in the exponent.
The 2-torsion of D₀^{ab} is {1, t}, t = abMk (A·S²) (read off the coordinates:
the ℤ₂-components of a square-trivial element vanish).
ξ-naturality of 2-adic powers.
Any continuous automorphism fixes t (the unique nontrivial 2-torsion element).
The paper's η ^ w ≡ 1 (mod 4) (the image of zpowZtwo η lies in 1 + 4ℤ₂).
The χ-row extraction: from (−1)^r · η^y = η^w conclude 2 ∣ a (r = a mod 2 = 0,
by the mod-4 elimination) and y = w (η-injectivity, the ℤ₂-powering development (iii)).
Abelianized relation: ² S̄⁴ = 1 in D₀^{ab}.
Even Ā-powers are S̄-powers: Ā^{2a₁} = S̄^{−4a₁}.
The χ-value on coordinates: χ(Ā^a S̄^s Ȳ^y) = (−1)^{a mod 2} η^y.
The S̄-row of a χ-preserving automorphism is a pure S̄-power.
The Ȳ-row of a χ-preserving automorphism is S̄-power times Ȳ.
Proposition 3.8, classification half (paper (18); statement moved from
GQ2/SectionThree.lean, see the pointer there). Every continuous χ₀-preserving automorphism
ξ of B = D₀^{ab} is α_{u,b} for a unique (u, b) ∈ ℤ₂ˣ × ℤ₂: in the coordinates of
the B-decomposition it sends S̄ ↦ S̄^u, Ȳ ↦ S̄^b Ȳ, and (forced by preservation of the
torsion element t = Ā S̄² and the relation ² S̄⁴ = 1) Ā ↦ t S̄^{-2u}. The S̄-exponent
u is a unit because the same row analysis applies to ξ⁻¹. Axiom-free: the abelianized D₀
and its coordinate frame are concrete.