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Q2Presentation.Induction.MinimalBlockKernelSemanticProofs

Kernel-side Section 7 semantic proof packets #

This sidecar closes/decomposes the first half of the remaining Section 7 semantic packets:

The non-minimal part of the kernel choice is a theorem: P itself is a Y-normal candidate with P S = P, and the K <= L_Y field follows from K <= P <= L_Y. The downstream interface asks for a least such K, so that leastness is exposed as a narrower finite-group choice packet rather than hidden inside the old semantic axiom.

The remaining packets are reduced to narrower manuscript-shaped packets:

The aggregate theorem at the end reassembles MinimalBlockGroupTowerData without using the four semantic packet axioms listed above.

Kernel choice split #

A subgroup satisfying the non-minimal part of the manuscript kernel choice: K is Y-normal, lies in P, and maps onto P/S.

This is useful as a theorem-level sanity check: upper itself is always such a candidate. The hard part of the manuscript choice is the leastness/minimality condition, split below as MinimalBlockKernelLeastOverChiefData.

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    The selected chief-factor upper subgroup is always a kernel candidate.

    Narrow kernel-choice packet: a least candidate over the selected chief factor.

    The current downstream semantic packet asks for this leastness as Ksub <= K' for every other candidate K'. That is stronger than mere finite-poset minimality, so it is kept as the finite-group choice content rather than hidden behind a false finite-minimization proof.

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      Residual finite-group choice packet: choose the least Y-normal subgroup K <= P with K S = P.

      Reassemble the current kernel-choice semantic packet from the least-over-chief packet. The K <= L_Y field is derived from K <= upper <= L_Y.

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        Theorem-level replacement for minimalBlock_kernelChoiceSemanticData, reduced to the least-over-chief finite-group packet.

        Frattini collapse for the selected kernel #

        Narrow Frattini-collapse packet for the selected kernel.

        The subgroup is not arbitrary: it is definitionally Subgroup.map K.Ksub.subtype (frattini K.Ksub), i.e. the literal Frattini subgroup of K viewed inside Y. What remains is the finite-group content needed by the downstream target tower: normality in Y and nontriviality.

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          Residual finite-group packet: the literal Frattini subgroup of the selected minimal K is normal in Y and nontrivial.

          Reassemble the current Frattini-kernel semantic packet from the narrower Frattini-collapse packet.

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            Theorem-level replacement for minimalBlock_frattiniKernelSemanticData, with axiom closure reduced to the literal Frattini-collapse packet.

            Module extraction from raw tower packets plus the K/R bridge #

            The concrete quotient bridge tying the selected subgroup tower to the abstract raw module M.

            The raw R,M,T,C objects and the induced actions are already split in MinimalBlockResidualRefinement; this packet records only the remaining identification K/R ~= M.

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              Residual finite-group/module bridge: the literal quotient K/R realizes the raw module M.

              Theorem-level replacement for minimalBlock_moduleExtractionSemanticData, using the existing raw module/action packets and the narrower K/R bridge.

              Simple head from its representation-theoretic pieces #

              Theorem-level replacement for minimalBlock_simpleHeadSemanticData, reduced to the nontrivial-head, dual-invariant-vanishing, and raw-character packets.

              Aggregate route for the current group-tower packet #

              Reassemble the group-tower packet without using the four semantic packet axioms minimalBlock_kernelChoiceSemanticData, minimalBlock_frattiniKernelSemanticData, minimalBlock_moduleExtractionSemanticData, or minimalBlock_simpleHeadSemanticData.