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Q2Presentation.Induction.MinimalBlockKernelConcreteRoute17Proofs

Route17 kernel/concrete provenance sidecar for Section 7 #

This sidecar leaves the routed proof files untouched. Route16 exposed one coherent residual packet,

minimalBlock_kernelConcreteRoute16Data,

for the Section 7 minimal-block kernel construction. Route17 proves that Route16 packet from narrower manuscript-shaped leaves already present in the tree:

The exported theorem minimalBlock_groupTowerData_from_kernelConcreteRoute17 has the same supervisor integration shape as Route16's group-tower provider, but its axiom closure no longer contains minimalBlock_kernelConcreteRoute16Data.

Raw provenance for the fixed K, Phi(K) tower #

Route17 raw provenance: raw quotient objects/actions plus the literal K/R ~= M bridge, all for the same selected K and Frattini packet.

This is the raw/provenance part of manuscript eq:targettower; the simple-head and invariant consequences are kept as a separate same-raw-tower input below.

Instances For

    Build the Route17 raw provenance from the existing narrower raw object/action packets and the existing same-tower K/R ~= M bridge theorem.

    The axiom closure of this theorem exposes raw objects, raw actions, and the lower semantic bridge input separately; it does not use the Route16 monolithic kernel/concrete packet.

    Route16 package recovered from narrower Route17 pieces #

    Route17 proves the Route16 coherent kernel/concrete package from narrower manuscript-shaped leaves:

    • minimalBlock_kernelLeastOverChiefData;
    • minimalBlock_kernelFrattiniCollapseFullData;
    • raw object/action packets and the minimalBlock_kmodRBridgeData bridge input;
    • minimalBlock_headInvariantSemanticRoute12Data on the resulting raw tower.

    This theorem is intentionally named as a Route17 provenance theorem rather than redeclaring the existing Route16 axiom.

    Aggregate actual kernel/module packet through the Route17 provenance split.

    Route17 group-tower provider, suitable for replacing the Route16 provider in supervisor integration.