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Q2Presentation.Induction.CandidateScalarFrattiniRoute29Proofs

Candidate scalar/Frattini route29 proofs #

Route29 keeps the route28 downstream provider shape

B T Q -> Nonempty (CentralCoverCandidateLiftPartitionData B)

but does not use the two route28 candidate residual names. It strictly refines them as follows.

Route29 scalar-pushout residuals #

Route29 canonical scalar-pushout value packet.

Manuscript anchor: Section 8, lem:obstructionseparation. For each invariant scalar pushout lambda : X_R, this gives the scalar obstruction value on the canonical middle exact-image source.

Route29 scalar-pushout linearity packet.

Manuscript anchor: Section 8, lem:obstructionseparation. This records that the selected scalar-pushout values are linear in the invariant character lambda : X_R, allowing Lean to assemble an R-valued obstruction.

Route29 Frattini/Fourier residual #

Route29 Frattini Fourier count packet.

Manuscript anchor: Section 8, prop:finalfourier. This is the numerator form of the final Frattini obstruction count for the chosen canonical middle obstruction: top exact-image candidate maps are counted as z_R times the unobstructed middle exact-image locus. The conversion from this statement to the full route28 cardinality packet is theorem-level below.

Instances For

    Route-ready reassembly #

    Route29 coherent direct exact-image residual data assembled from the scalar-pushout obstruction and the Frattini Fourier count.

    Route29 final exact-image residual for the selected middle obstruction and matching Frattini exact-image partition.

    Route29 candidate lift-partition provider in the same B T Q shape as the route28 provider, with no dependency on the route28 residual names.