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Q2Presentation.Induction.MinimalBlockPushoutRoute81Closers

Route81 minimal-block determinant/pushout closer #

Route80's determinant/pushout provider leaves six Section 7 atoms:

This sidecar keeps the same downstream determinant-packet surface, but routes it through smaller same-family packets. The square/polar family is split into an explicit pairing family, an explicit square family, and the two identities tying them together. The actual simple-head determinant theorem is split into the four manuscript pieces of prop:simpleheaddet: naturality, diagonal vanishing on T, polar vanishing on T x M, and polar-radical containment.

Manuscript anchors: Section 6 for the square/polar determinant context and Section 7, prop:simpleheaddet, for the simple-head pushout theorem.

Route81 split scalar central-pushout family #

Route81 residual: the scalar-pushout pairing family phi_lambda.

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    Route81 residual: the scalar-pushout square maps q_lambda.

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      Route81 residual: q_lambda(m) is the diagonal of phi_lambda.

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        Route81 residual: the polar form is the symmetrized phi_lambda pairing.

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          Route81 split simple-head determinant pieces #

          Route81 residual: naturality of the same phi_lambda family.

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            Route81 residual: diagonal vanishing q_lambda|_T = 0, written on phi.

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              Route81 residual: polar vanishing on T x M, written on phi.

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                Route81 residual: the symmetrized polar radical is contained in T.

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                  Route81 residual axioms #

                  Coherent Route81 packet and projections #

                  The standard square/polar packet selected by Route81.

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                    Route81 projected to the lower pushout packet consumed downstream.

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                      Route81 constructors and drop-in provider #

                      Drop-in determinant-packet replacement for Route80/Route79.

                      The axiom closure contains the eight Route81 split packets above, and does not use the six Route80 determinant/pushout residual names.