Candidate Route190 pointwise scalar/Frattini lowering #
This sidecar is candidate Section 8 only. It is intended as a drop-in
replacement for the Route189 candidate provider
centralCover_candidateLiftPartitionData_from_candidateRoute188ScalarFrattiniLowerClosers.
Route189 exposes five candidate scalar/Frattini atoms:
centralCover_candidateMiddleScalarPushoutValueData;centralCover_candidateMiddleScalarPushoutLinearityData;centralCover_candidateFrattiniLiftCoordinateData;centralCover_candidateFrattiniRealizationData;centralCover_candidateFrattiniCoordinateInverseData.
Route190 reroutes the candidate lift partition through the existing Route146 pointwise coordinate layer. Thus those five Route189 atoms are replaced by the more local manuscript-shaped pointwise residuals used by Route146:
- pointwise nonzero scalar-pushout values;
- pointwise nonzero-distinct scalar additivity;
- pointwise Frattini base coordinates;
- pointwise Frattini fibre coordinates;
- pointwise Frattini fibre realization;
- pointwise realization-after-coordinate;
- pointwise coordinate-after-realization.
No new axioms or theorem-level assumptions are introduced in this file; the
residual frontier is inherited from CandidateRoute146Closers.
Route190 drop-in candidate provider #
Route190 selected scalar/Frattini packet, replayed through the Route146 pointwise coordinate lowering.
Direct exact-image residual data through the Route190 pointwise scalar and Frattini coordinate lowering.
Route190 candidate lift-partition provider.
This has the same call shape as the Route189 candidate provider, but its candidate axiom closure goes through the Route146 pointwise residuals rather than the five Route189 scalar/Frattini packets.
Canonical-tower spelling for integration routes that keep the canonical quotient tower in scope.
Audit surface exposing the exact Route146-selected scalar/Frattini packet and the resulting Route190 lift partition.