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Q2Presentation.Induction.MinimalBlockPushoutRoute50Proofs

Route50 minimal-block pushout/determinant narrowing #

Route49 exposes one determinant leaf:

That packet is exactly the data consumed by the nonterminal Fourier branch: one equivariant extraspecial family, annihilation on T, and polar-radical containment. This Route50 sidecar keeps the same consumed surface but replaces the opaque Route49 leaf by a single manuscript-shaped simple-head determinant packet for one bare extraspecial family.

Manuscript anchor: Section 7, prop:simpleheaddet. The Route50 packet records one family phi_lambda together with the simple-head determinant theorem for the extraspecial square form attached to that same family. The Route49-consumed annihilation and radical packets are theorem-level projections from it.

Route50 packet #

Route50 determinant packet over a pre-head tower.

This is a one-leaf replacement for Route49's aggregate determinant leaf. It is more semantic than the Route49 data: the equivariance, annihilation, and radical conclusions all come from one simple-head determinant theorem for the extraspecial square form attached to the same bare family.

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    Forget Route50's semantic provenance to the Route49 packet shape.

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      Route-compatible hooks #

      Route50's single determinant residual.

      This is intentionally not the seven actual-central-extension split packet route: it is the simple-head determinant theorem for one extraspecial family, exactly the Section 7 statement from which the consumed annihilation/radical packets are projected.

      Route50 proves the old Route49 data shape without using the Route49 determinant axiom.

      Integrated Route50 sidecar #

      Route49-shaped nonterminal branch with the determinant side supplied by Route50's simple-head determinant packet.