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Q2Presentation.Induction.CandidateFrattiniRoute52Proofs

Candidate Frattini Route52 proofs #

This sidecar is candidate Section 8 only. It does not edit the routed IntegratedCurrentRouteProofs* files.

Route51 exposes the two broad candidate leaves

Route52 avoids both names in the routed candidate provider. The lift partition is assembled instead from the current split packets:

These are the smaller manuscript-shaped inputs from def:Xgamma, lem:obstructionseparation, lem:affinelifting, and prop:finalfourier. The arbitrary I, O cardinality packet is deliberately not reconstructed: the manuscript uses the canonical middle exact-image index and the affine fibres attached to the selected obstruction map.

Candidate Route52 provider #

Route52 middle R-lift obstruction map.

The residual underneath this theorem is the scalar-pushout evaluator from CandidateCurrentSemanticClosers, not the broad obstruction-map packet centralCover_candidateObstructionMapData.

Route52 Frattini exact-image partition for the selected obstruction map.

The residual underneath this theorem is the coordinate/realization equivalence for the canonical affine fibres, not the broad arbitrary cardinality packet centralCover_candidateFrattiniExactImageCardinalityData.

Coherent Route52 candidate exact-image pair.

This is the actual middle obstruction map together with the matching Frattini partition for the affine fibres attached to that same map.

Drop-in Route52 candidate lift-partition provider.

This keeps the public call shape used by Route50/Route51 integration while assembling the partition directly from the canonical middle obstruction map and matching Frattini exact-image partition. The quotient-frame argument is kept for call-site compatibility; the coherent lift-partition packet itself only needs the selected obstruction, canonical fibres, and partition.

Route51 path with only the candidate provider swapped #

Route51 central-cover realization with the candidate side routed through the Route52 split Frattini provider. Target, kernel, local, proper-image, and pushout providers are exactly the Route51 ones.

Route52 nonterminal Fourier branch with only the candidate provider replaced by the split Frattini provider.

Route52 count theorem. This is an audited sidecar theorem showing the candidate frontier shrink; it is not wired into PresentationCorrect.