Route143 Section 7 actual pushout closers #
This sidecar keeps the public route untouched and replaces only the Route143 Section 7 determinant/pushout provider.
Route143 currently exposes the five extraspecial/self-duality atoms
minimalBlock_preheadCentralPushoutSelfDualityData,minimalBlock_preheadExtraspecialNaturalityData,minimalBlock_preheadExtraspecialDiagonalZeroData,minimalBlock_preheadExtraspecialPolarZeroData, andminimalBlock_preheadExtraspecialRadicalContainmentData.
The replacement below routes the same downstream determinant packet through the Route88 actual-pushout packet already used by Route142. Thus the five Route143 atoms are replaced by the two manuscript-level actual packets:
minimalBlock_preheadActualScalarCentralPushoutData;minimalBlock_preheadCentralPushoutSimpleHeadDeterminantActualData.
Actual packet hooks #
Route143 actual scalar-pushout / actual determinant packet.
This is the same coherent manuscript-shaped packet used by Route142, but exposed
under a Route143 name so it can replace the pushout provider in
IntegratedCurrentRouteProofs143AllLowered.
Projection of the Route143 five-atom surface from the coherent actual packet.
This theorem is audit-facing: it shows that the old self-duality, naturality, diagonal-zero, polar-zero, and radical-containment packet surfaces are all theorem-level projections from one same-family actual scalar pushout and simple-head determinant theorem.
Route143 lower pushout packet through the actual scalar-pushout / actual simple-head determinant packet.
Drop-in determinant-packet provider for the Route143 Fourier branch.
This has the same consumer shape as
Section7PushoutRoute141SemanticClosers.minimalBlock_preheadDeterminantPackets_from_section7PushoutRoute141SemanticClosers,
but its axiom closure is the two actual packet residuals rather than the five
Route143 extraspecial/self-duality atoms.
Integrated Route143 variant with only the pushout provider swapped #
Route143 nonterminal Fourier branch with the current Route143 kernel and Section 8 providers unchanged, and with the pushout provider routed through the actual scalar-pushout / actual determinant packet.
Route143 finite-surjection equality with the pushout/determinant frontier lowered from five independent Route143 atoms to the two actual packet atoms.