Candidate Route172 closers #
Route169 replaced the seven Route168 candidate leaves by two actual middle/Frattini atoms:
centralCover_candidateActualMiddleRLiftObstructionMapData;centralCover_candidateActualFrattiniAffineFiberExactImageEquivData.
This sidecar keeps the Route169 B T Q provider shape, but proves replacement
facts from the current split semantic packets instead of calling those two
actual atoms. The lowering follows manuscript Section 8: the middle
obstruction is assembled from scalar pushout evaluations, and the Frattini
exact-image equivalence is assembled from coordinate/realization maps for the
canonical affine fibres.
Route172 replacements for the two Route169 actual atoms #
Route172 replacement for
centralCover_candidateActualMiddleRLiftObstructionMapData.
The closure is the current semantic middle-obstruction evaluator, not the Route169 actual atom.
Route172 replacement for
centralCover_candidateActualFrattiniAffineFiberExactImageEquivData.
The current split sidecar provides the exact-image partition; this theorem keeps the same equivalence target expected by Route169 consumers.
Route169-shape reassembly without the Route169 actual atoms #
Route172 selected middle obstruction and matching Frattini exact-image equivalence, with the same dependent shape as the Route169 split.
Coherent Route172 middle/Frattini source packet assembled without the two Route169 actual atoms and without the older coherent middle/Frattini axiom.
Drop-in provider #
Drop-in Route172 candidate lift-partition provider.
This has the same B T Q call shape as
centralCover_candidateLiftPartitionData_from_candidateRoute169Closers, but
its closure is lowered to the current middle-obstruction evaluator and
Frattini coordinate/realization packets.
Canonical-tower spelling for integration routes that keep the canonical quotient tower in scope.
Audit replay exposing the selected Route172 packet together with the route-ready lift partition it determines.