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Q2Presentation.Induction.MinimalBlockRealizationClosers

Realization-side Section 7 minimal-block closers #

This sidecar leaves the routed files and the root import untouched. It records a group-tower provenance interface, plus two alternative Section 7 reassembly routes over the existing APIs:

The point is not to reroute the main proof here. It is to give follow-up workers strictly smaller closure targets that can be compared by #print axioms.

Group-tower provenance for Section 7 #

Manuscript-facing provenance for the minimal-block subgroup tower.

The current downstream interfaces are intentionally module-level. This structure keeps the missing finite-group provenance in one place: a minimal normal subgroup K, its Frattini subgroup R = Phi(K), the raw module/action data extracted from R, M = K/R, T, and C, the simple-head conclusions of lem:simplehead, and the K/R ~= M bridge consumed by the target-tower concrete packet.

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    The pre-head tower assembled from the group-tower raw tower and dual-invariant vanishing.

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      The pre-head invariant character induced by the raw determinant character.

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        Group-tower packet projections #

        Residual Section 7 axiom: realized group tower behind the raw packets.

        This is intentionally stronger than the separate raw module/action/head/dual and raw-character residuals: it keeps the subgroup provenance required later by the target-tower construction instead of losing it at the module boundary.

        A realized group tower supplies the raw finite module objects.

        A realized group tower plus a K/R ~= B.M bridge supplies the target subgroup concrete packet for any already-selected block B.

        The extra bridge is the explicit provenance tying the abstract MinimalBlock.M to the quotient module extracted from the subgroup tower.

        Group-tower reassembly #

        Section 7 reassembly from a realized group tower, leaving only the determinant pushout packets as separate residuals.

        This theorem is the Pro-recommended direction: the single group-tower provenance packet replaces the raw module, action, simple-head, dual-invariant, and raw determinant-character packets in the closure. The determinant pushout packets remain split as central-pushout self-duality/naturality, diagonal/polar vanishing, and radical containment.

        Concrete split with determinant nonzero supplying the head #

        Concrete Section 7 reassembly without the separate head-nontrivial residual.

        Compared with minimalBlock_of_nonScalar_proven_concrete_refined, this uses minimalBlock_headNontrivial_from_determinant through minimalBlock_of_preheadRefinedData, rather than supplying MinimalBlockPreheadExtraspecialNonzeroData from minimalBlock_headNontrivialData. The resulting axiom closure drops minimalBlock_headNontrivialData and adds the determinant-nonzero packet minimalBlock_preheadExtraspecialNonzeroData.

        Pre-head character plus determinant nonzero realization route #

        Section 7 reassembly using the pre-head invariant-character packet and the determinant-nonzero packet.

        This theorem keeps the concrete central-pushout/naturality, diagonal/polar, and radical-containment splits, but avoids two residuals from minimalBlock_of_nonScalar_proven_concrete_refined:

        • minimalBlock_headNontrivialData;
        • minimalBlock_rawInvariantCharacterData.

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