Route60 least/Frattini closers for the Section 7 minimal-block kernel #
This sidecar is route-neutral: it does not edit the active Route59 files.
Route55 still exposes the least/Frattini part of the kernel/raw frontier through the Route26 upper-candidate leastness shortcut and the field-level Frattini leaves. This file keeps the same manuscript tower shape, but narrows that surface as follows:
- the least kernel is selected by the genuine
least-over-chiefpacket, avoiding the Route26minimalBlock_kernelLeastUniversalDataleaf for the fixed upper candidate; - nonidentity of
Phi(K)is recovered theorem-level from cardinal nontriviality; - the three remaining Lemma 7.2 conclusions are exposed as lower proof-step packets: centralizer collapse, fourth-power map vanishing, and elementary Frattini layer;
- the raw head nonzero witness is recovered from same-tower head
nontriviality, avoiding
minimalBlock_kernelModuleConcreteHeadNonzeroData.
The public provider at the bottom has the Route55 target shape, so it can feed a future Route60 replacement without changing downstream consumers.
Least kernel selection #
Forget a least-over-chief packet to its candidate part.
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The universal leastness field, recovered theorem-level from a selected least-over-chief packet.
This does not prove leastness for Route26's fixed upper candidate; it records
the universal property for the actual selected least kernel.
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Route60 selects the manuscript least-over-chief kernel directly.
The axiom closure uses the genuine minimalBlock_kernelLeastOverChiefData
packet and avoids Route26's minimalBlock_kernelLeastUniversalData leaf.
Existential least-universal provider for the selected Route60 least kernel.
Frattini-collapse proof-step packets #
The normality of the literal Frattini subgroup is theorem-level from
normality of the selected K.
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Convert cardinal nontriviality of Phi(K) into a concrete nonidentity
witness.
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Route60 nonidentity provider from the already split cardinal nontriviality packet.
Lemma 7.2 centralizer-collapse step: K centralizes its Frattini subgroup.
The field is stated in centralizer orientation; the adapter below flips the equality to the current concrete packet orientation.
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Residual proof-step packet for the centralizer part of Lemma 7.2.
Current centrality packet recovered from the Route60 centralizer step.
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Route60 provider for the current Frattini-centrality packet.
Lemma 7.2 fourth-power-map step: the equivariant map k ↦ k^4 vanishes.
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Residual proof-step packet for fourth-power vanishing in Lemma 7.2.
Current fourth-power packet recovered from the Route60 proof-step packet.
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Route60 provider for the current fourth-power packet.
Final Lemma 7.2 elementary-layer step: Phi(K) has exponent two.
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Residual proof-step packet for the elementary Frattini layer.
Current exponent-two packet recovered from the Route60 proof-step packet.
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Route60 provider for the current exponent-two packet.
Concrete Frattini packet assembled from Route60's least/Frattini closers.
Head nonzero from same-tower head nontriviality #
Convert the same-tower nontrivial-head packet into the explicit nonzero coset witness used by the older concrete interface.
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Route60 provider for the explicit head-nonzero packet, avoiding the
independent minimalBlock_kernelModuleConcreteHeadNonzeroData axiom.
Raw quotient tower assembled through Route60's same-tower head provider.
Route55-shaped packet and group-tower provider #
Route55 packet assembled through Route60's least/Frattini/head closers.
Route54 coherent data supplied through Route60's Route55-shaped packet.
Route53 consumed data supplied through Route60.
Route53 group/invariant route data supplied through Route60.
Route60 group tower through the least/Frattini/head closers in this file.
Public Route60 kernel provider #
Route60 kernel provider for future integration.
Compared with Route55, this provider removes the target least/head leaves
minimalBlock_kernelLeastUniversalData and
minimalBlock_kernelModuleConcreteHeadNonzeroData, and replaces the target
Frattini field leaves by the lower proof-step packets in this sidecar.