Finer concrete kernel/module closers for Section 7 #
This sidecar is route-neutral and does not edit the routed proof files. It
targets the five concrete Section 7 kernel/module packets currently exposed by
MinimalBlockKernelModuleConcreteProofs:
minimalBlock_kernelModuleConcreteLeastData;minimalBlock_kernelModuleConcreteFrattiniData;minimalBlock_kernelModuleConcreteRawData;minimalBlock_kernelModuleConcreteBridgeData;minimalBlock_kernelModuleConcreteHeadData.
The manuscript tower is kept fixed: choose the least normal K <= P with
K S = P, set R = Phi(K), M = K/R, T = (K cap S)/R, and C = Y/K.
Where the current Lean API has no literal subgroup quotient construction, this
file splits the packet into smaller same-tower obligations rather than replacing
it by an unrelated abstract module packet.
Least K from the underlying finite-group choice packet #
The concrete least-K packet is exactly the underlying least-over-chief
finite-group choice packet. This removes the concrete residual name without
changing the selected manuscript object.
Frattini-collapse split for the literal Phi(K) #
Normality in Y of the literal Frattini subgroup Phi(K).
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Nontriviality of the literal Frattini layer.
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Centrality of Phi(K) in K, the first conclusion of the
Frattini-centralizer collapse.
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The fourth-power vanishing conclusion K^4 = 1.
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The elementary-abelian exponent-two conclusion on Phi(K).
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Residual: normality of the literal Frattini subgroup.
Residual: nontriviality of the literal Frattini subgroup.
Residual: centrality of the literal Frattini subgroup in K.
Residual: fourth-power vanishing on K.
Residual: exponent-two on the Frattini layer.
Assemble the current Frattini packet from five smaller manuscript
conclusions for the same literal Phi(K).
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- ⋯ = ⋯
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The current concrete Frattini packet follows from the split Frattini-collapse conclusions.
The raw finite objects from the fixed subgroup tower:
R, M = K/R, T = (K cap S)/R, and C = Y/K.
- R : Type
- acgR : AddCommGroup self.R
- deqR : DecidableEq self.R
- M : Type
- acgM : AddCommGroup self.M
- deqM : DecidableEq self.M
- C : Type
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The induced C-actions on R and M, with stability of T, for the same
raw object packet.
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Residual: raw finite objects from the fixed K, Phi(K) tower.
Residual: induced actions for the fixed raw object packet.
Assemble the current raw packet from raw objects plus induced actions on the same selected tower.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The current concrete raw-data packet follows from raw objects and actions on the same selected tower.
Bridge and head through same-tower lower packets #
The concrete bridge packet follows from the lower semantic K/R ~= M
bridge, instantiated on the same selected K, literal Phi(K), and raw module
objects.
The concrete head packet follows from the existing nontrivial-head packet on the raw tower assembled from the same concrete raw data.
Aggregate route through the finer concrete closers #
Assemble the current aggregate actual kernel/module packet while avoiding the five concrete residual names.
Lower group/module data through the finer concrete closers in this sidecar.
Same-tower provenance and final group-tower route #
Concrete provenance through the coherent kernel/Frattini tower sidecar. Its axiom closure avoids the route2 ten-pack of independent kernel, Frattini, raw object/action, bridge, and head residual names.
Concrete-final provenance pieces through the finer kernel/module split plus the existing quotient-head and lower-character refinements.
Route-ready provenance-semantic replacement through the finer kernel/module concrete split.
Route-ready group tower through the finer kernel/module concrete split.
This is the drop-in replacement theorem to use in a future route edit if the final closure should remove the original five concrete packet names.