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Q2Presentation.Induction.MinimalBlockKernelConcreteRoute30Proofs

Route30 minimal-block kernel/head concrete-coherent provider #

Route29 closes the head/invariant layer from the four route21-style same-raw- tower leaves, but still constructs the selected K, Phi(K), R, M, T, C tower through the split concrete Frattini/raw-object/action leaves.

This sidecar keeps the route29 head/lower assembly and replaces the concrete split calls by the existing manuscript-shaped coherent packets:

The least kernel remains the route26 selected upper-candidate construction, so the only least-kernel residual exposed here is the universal leastness of that selected candidate.

Route29-compatible coherent concrete packet #

Route30 packet with the same downstream shape as route29, but whose concrete lower tower is supplied by the coherent §7 Frattini-collapse/raw-quotient packets rather than by the split concrete leaves.

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    Route29-compatible packet recovered from route30.

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      Route30 group-tower data, via the route29 downstream projection.

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        Assembly #

        Route30 kernel/head packet from the coherent concrete tower and route21 head/lower leaves on the same raw quotient tower.

        Compared with minimalBlock_kernelConcreteRoute29Data_from_route21Split, this theorem no longer calls the split concrete Frattini collapse leaves, raw object leaves, raw action leaves, T-stability leaf, or concrete K/R bridge leaf.

        Route29-shaped provider recovered from the route30 coherent concrete packet.

        This is the compatibility hook for code currently consuming minimalBlock_kernelConcreteRoute29Data_from_route21Split.

        Public aliases matching the surrounding route-provider naming style #

        Route30 replacement for minimalBlock_kernelConcreteRoute29Data_from_route21Split.

        Route30 replacement for the minimal-block group-tower provider.