Canonical candidate obstruction semantic proofs #
This sidecar narrows the three live candidate-side Section 8 semantic residuals to the canonical quotient tower used by the current final route.
The existing residuals in CandidateObstructionSemanticClosers.lean are stated
for an arbitrary T : CentralCoverElementaryQuotientTowerData B. The final
route, however, builds such a tower from the canonical target tower
D : CentralCoverTargetCanonicalQuotientTowerData B. The theorems below
therefore give route-ready replacements over D.tower, and reassemble the
semantic R-lift packet without calling
centralCover_candidateActualTopToMiddlePostcompData_residual,centralCover_candidateMiddleExactImageObstructionEvaluationData_residual,centralCover_candidateTopExactImageAffineFiberEquivData_residual.
The remaining assumptions are the strictly narrower component packets already
isolated in the sidecar stack: the actual quotient-frame commuting square, the
middle R-lift obstruction map, and the Frattini exact-image equivalence for
the selected canonical affine fibres.
Canonical-tower forms of the three semantic residuals #
Canonical-tower replacement for
centralCover_candidateActualTopToMiddlePostcompData_residual.
The tower is not arbitrary: it is the D.tower attached to a supplied
canonical target quotient tower. The proof uses the map-level quotient-frame
packet, so the quotient map is still the actual Y -> B = Y/R map carried by
D.tower.
Canonical-tower replacement for
centralCover_candidateMiddleExactImageObstructionEvaluationData_residual.
The exact-image source is the canonical middle source for D.tower, matching
the manuscript's X_Gamma(B) object.
Canonical-tower replacement for
centralCover_candidateTopExactImageAffineFiberEquivData_residual.
For any middle obstruction evaluation over the canonical tower, this reduces the requested top affine-fibre equivalence to the narrower Frattini-cover exact-image packet for that same evaluation.
Combined canonical semantic packet #
The three candidate semantic objects, tied to the actual canonical target quotient tower.
This is the canonical-tower analogue of the three arbitrary-tower residuals in
CandidateObstructionSemanticClosers.lean, with the dependency between the
middle obstruction evaluation and the top affine-fibre equivalence made
explicit.
- actualPostcomp : CentralCoverCandidateActualTopToMiddlePostcompData B D.tower
- middleEvaluation : CentralCoverCandidateMiddleExactImageObstructionEvaluationData B D.tower
- topAffineFiberEquiv : CentralCoverCandidateTopExactImageAffineFiberEquivData B D.tower self.middleEvaluation
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Reassemble the semantic R-lift packet from the canonical semantic data.
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Reassemble the candidate lift partition from the canonical semantic data.
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Canonical semantic candidate data from the three narrower component packets.
This is the main sidecar decomposition: its axiom closure contains the
quotient-frame map, middle obstruction map, and Frattini-cover packets for
D.tower, rather than the three arbitrary-tower semantic residuals.
The same canonical semantic packet, obtained from the existing canonical concrete packet. This theorem is useful for comparing the aggregate canonical residual with the split component-packet route above.
Route-ready semantic R-lift data from canonical semantic component
packets, avoiding the three arbitrary-tower semantic residual axioms.
Route-ready candidate lift partition from canonical semantic component packets.
Individual projections from the combined canonical packet #
Projection of the canonical semantic packet to the actual postcomposition datum.
Projection of the canonical semantic packet to the middle obstruction evaluation datum.
Projection of the canonical semantic packet to the top affine-fibre equivalence, with the selected middle evaluation retained explicitly.