Group-tower determinant closers for Section 7 #
This sidecar keeps the final target-quotient route but refines the determinant
packet used at the Section 7 minimal block. The existing final route already
uses minimalBlock_groupTowerData for the subgroup tower
R = Phi(K) <= K <= L_Y. The remaining combined central-pushout packet
minimalBlock_preheadCentralPushoutSquarePolarData is split here into:
- a shared central-pushout quadratic family
(phi_lambda, q_lambda); - the statement that
q_lambdais the diagonal ofphi_lambda; - the statement that the polar form of
q_lambdais the symmetrizedphi_lambdapairing.
The split is tied to the same family, so the square and polar witnesses cannot silently come from unrelated pushouts.
A finer central-pushout square/polar split #
Shared central-pushout determinant family over a pre-head Section 7 tower.
Manuscript anchor: Section 7, prop:simpleheaddet, where a nonzero invariant
lambda : R^vee gives the scalar central pushout K_lambda, its square map
q_lambda, and the self-duality pairing phi_lambda.
- phi : Module.Dual (ZMod 2) D.R → D.M →ₗ[ZMod 2] Module.Dual (ZMod 2) D.M
The self-duality pairing induced by the scalar central pushout.
- square : Module.Dual (ZMod 2) D.R → Quadratic.QuadF2 D.M
The square map of the same scalar central pushout.
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The central-pushout square map is the diagonal of the shared pairing.
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The polar map of the square form is the symmetrized shared pairing.
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Residual Section 7 axiom: the shared scalar-pushout determinant family.
This is the common provenance for the diagonal and polar statements below.
Residual Section 7 axiom: q_lambda(m) is the diagonal of
phi_lambda.
Residual Section 7 axiom: the polar form is the symmetrized
phi_lambda pairing.
Reassemble the previous square/polar packet from the shared determinant family and its two concrete identities.
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Compatibility theorem replacing the old combined square/polar residual by the finer shared-family, square-diagonal, and polar-symmetry residuals.
Forget the finer square/polar split to the self-duality packet consumed by the existing extraspecial-family API.
Build the bare extraspecial family through the finer determinant packets.
Reassemble the equivariant determinant family from the finer determinant packets plus the existing naturality residual.
Final route using the finer Section 7 determinant packet #
Nonterminal branch routed through the Section 7 group tower and the finer central-pushout determinant packets.
Recursive branch using the finer Section 7 determinant packet.
Recursion step using the finer Section 7 determinant packet.
Boundary-framed counts equal through the finer Section 7 determinant route.
Equal finite surjection counts through the group-tower determinant route.