The presentation theorem Γ_A ≅ Gal(Q̄₂/ℚ₂) (the project's final result) #
This is the capstone of the whole formalization. It assembles the two prepared
deliverables into the manuscript's main theorem (thm:main):
- the candidate
4-generator profinite presentationΓ_A(Q2Presentation.GammaA, Stage B) is topologically finitely generated (tfg_GammaA, fromgammaGen_topologically_generate), and - it has the same number of continuous surjections onto every finite group as
the absolute Galois group
G_{ℚ₂} = Gal(Q̄₂/ℚ₂)(Q2Presentation.GQ2Profinite, the Local stage) — this is Stage H's integrated semantic finite count theorem.
Feeding these to the one-sided profinite reconstruction lemma
(profinite_reconstruction_of_surj_counts, Stage B6 / Lemma 2.5) yields
presentation_correct : Nonempty (GammaA ≅ GQ2Profinite).
i.e. the candidate presentation is the absolute Galois group of ℚ₂.
Logical status #
The result is unconditional modulo exactly the project's documented axioms
(no sorry anywhere):
- the standard Lean axioms
propext,Classical.choice,Quot.sound; - the isolated local class-field-theory inputs (Labute's classification
labute_GQ2_maxPro2_marked, the local tame quotientgq2_tame_quotient, local Tate duality / Euler–Poincaréq2_local_tate_duality/q2_local_euler_poincare, the local base zero-countq2_local_base_zeroCount); and - the remaining manuscript-backed residual inputs exposed by the §7/§8/§10 de-axiomatization sidecars.
Run #print axioms presentation_correct (at the end of this file) for the exact
closure.
A note on the two interface adjustments #
Gen(the four marked generators) is given itsFintypeinstance here so thatFinset.univ.image gammaGennames the finite generating set required byTopologicallyFinitelyGenerated.- The reconstruction lemma quantifies over all finite groups
Gwith noNonempty Ghypothesis, whereasfinite_surjection_counts_equalcarries a (redundant)[Nonempty G]. Every group is nonempty (⟨1⟩), sosurj_counts_equalbridges the two.
The four marked generators σ, τ, x₀, x₁ form a finite type. (Gen already
carries DecidableEq; this records its four-element enumeration so that
Finset.univ : Finset Gen — and hence the finite generating set
Finset.univ.image gammaGen of Γ_A — is available.)
Γ_A is topologically finitely generated. The finite generating set is the
image of the four universal generators, Finset.univ.image gammaGen, whose
coercion to a Set is exactly Set.range gammaGen; its topological closure is ⊤
by gammaGen_topologically_generate. This is the hypothesis of the one-sided
profinite reconstruction lemma asserting that Γ_A is t.f.g.
Equal finite surjection counts, packaged for the reconstruction lemma. This
is finite_surjection_counts_equal_corrected — the manuscript-faithful §7 route
(first non-scalar chief factor + ⊆-minimal kernel + the R = Φ(K) dichotomy of
thm:closedrecursion; see Induction/Section7ChiefKernelFoundation.lean and
PROGRESS.md "SOUNDNESS FINDINGS") — with its redundant [Nonempty G] discharged:
every group is nonempty via its identity ⟨1⟩. The shape now matches the
hypothesis h of profinite_reconstruction_of_surj_counts, which quantifies over
all finite groups without a nonemptiness assumption.
THE MAIN THEOREM (manuscript thm:main). The candidate 4-generator
profinite presentation Γ_A is isomorphic, as a profinite group, to the absolute
Galois group G_{ℚ₂} = Gal(Q̄₂/ℚ₂) of the 2-adic field.
The proof is one application of the one-sided profinite reconstruction lemma
(profinite_reconstruction_of_surj_counts): Γ_A is topologically finitely
generated (tfg_GammaA) and has the same number of continuous surjections onto
every finite group as G_{ℚ₂} (surj_counts_equal, i.e. Stage H's
integrated semantic finite count theorem), so the two profinite groups
are isomorphic.