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Q2Presentation.Induction.Section7PushoutRoute167Closers

Route167 Section 7 pushout/determinant lowering #

Route166 reaches the Section 7 pushout/determinant line through Section7PushoutRoute164Closers.minimalBlock_preheadDeterminantPackets_from_section7PushoutRoute164Closers. Its pushout frontier contains the two Route164 actual atoms:

This sidecar exports a drop-in determinant provider with the same downstream consumer shape, but routes through the split actual central-extension packet from MinimalBlockPushoutRoute29Proofs. The replacement frontier is the strictly lower same-family scalar central-extension split:

Manuscript anchors: Section 6 constructs determinant obstructions from central double covers and their square/polar forms; Section 7, prop:simpleheaddet, applies this to the scalar pushouts K_lambda = K / ker lambda.

Lower selected pushout source #

Route167 actual central-extension split source.

This is the lower source under the two Route166 actual pushout atoms. Its axiom closure is the split actual central-extension frontier, not the broad actual scalar-pushout or bundled simple-head determinant atoms.

Audit-facing bridge: the two Route166 actual pushout atom surfaces are theorem-level projections of the Route167 split actual central-extension data.

The proof does not call either Route166 actual atom provider.

Drop-in replacement for Section7PushoutRoute164Closers.minimalBlock_preheadDeterminantPackets_from_section7PushoutRoute164Closers.

The theorem has the same consumer shape as the Route164 provider, but its axiom frontier replaces the two Route166 actual pushout atoms by the split actual central-extension packets listed in the module header.

Route166 replay with only the pushout provider swapped #

Route166 nonterminal Fourier branch replayed with the Route167 pushout/determinant provider.