Clause (i), unconditional (the chain is proven).
q_λ is additive on T.
The shear kernel W = {t ∈ T | q_λ t = 0}.
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The shear kernel is C-stable.
If q_λ|_T ≠ 0, some t₀ ∈ T has q_λ t₀ = 1 and W misses it.
Slice 2: the quotient extension M̄ = M/W #
The polar of a quadratic form is symmetric (char-2 polarization identity).
q_λ is constant on W-cosets.
The quotient module M̄ = M/W.
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- Induction2Shear.Mbar chief K lam hinv = (Q2Presentation.Induction.towerM K ⧸ Q2Presentation.Induction.shearW chief K lam hinv)
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Char-2 negation is the identity.
The descended quadratic function q̄ : M̄ → F₂.
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- Induction2Shear.qbar chief K lam hinv x = Quotient.liftOn' x (Q2Presentation.Induction.sec7SquareFamily chief K lam).form ⋯
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The image of T in M̄.
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- Induction2Shear.Tbar chief K lam hinv = Submodule.map (Q2Presentation.Induction.shearW chief K lam hinv).mkQ (Q2Presentation.Induction.towerT K)
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The distinguished line generator.
t̄₀ ≠ 0 in M̄.
Slice 3A: the C-action on M̄ #
W is carried onto itself by each c.
The descended action on M̄.
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q̄ is C-invariant.
T̄ is stable.
The action is trivial on the line T̄.
Slice 3B: the averaged splitting and the contradiction #
Odd-multiple identity in characteristic 2.
T̄ maps onto itself under each c.
The head V̄ = M̄/T̄.
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- Induction3BShear.Vq chief K lam hinv = (Induction2Shear.Mbar chief K lam hinv ⧸ Induction2Shear.Tbar chief K lam hinv)
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The head action.
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Pointwise multiplicativity of the M̄-action.
Pointwise multiplicativity of the head action.
The projection is equivariant.
q̄ is additive on T̄.
Elements of T̄ with q̄ = 0 vanish.
The conjugated section.
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- Induction3CShear.conjSec chief K lam hinv c L = ↑(Induction3Shear.actMbar chief K lam hinv c) ∘ₗ L ∘ₗ ↑(Induction3BShear.actVq chief K lam hinv c⁻¹)
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Finiteness of C (from the finite framed target).
The averaged section: sum of the I-conjugates.
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- Induction3CShear.avgSec chief K lam hinv I σ₀ = ∑ i : ↥I, Induction3CShear.conjSec chief K lam hinv (↑i) σ₀
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The average of a section is a section (odd order).
The average is I-equivariant.
Uniqueness of I-equivariant sections over the odd-inertia vanishing.
Slice 3E-pre: existence of the equivariant section #
The manuscript provenance (l.3749–3760), formalized: the shears vanish by
quadratic invariance (W was already quotiented out, so the defect of any
V-trivial operator dies in M̄), hence the C-action on M̄ factors
through the faithful image H_V = C/ker(actVq). H_V is a quotient of the
tame H (its wild image is a normal 2-subgroup, trivial by head
simplicity), so it is generated by σ̂, τ̂ with the tame relation and τ̂
of odd order. Ramified case: ⟨τ̂⟩ is odd normal with no nonzero fixed
vectors on the simple head; unramified: H_V is odd cyclic. Either way the
generic odd-averaging machinery (Lifting/OddSplitting) produces the
C-equivariant section. Head simplicity is lem:simplehead: stable
submodules pull back along M ↠ V̄ to Y-normal subgroups between S and
P, and the chief property plus ⊆-minimality of K leave only ⊥ and
⊤.
The bundled action homs #
The head action as a monoid hom.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.actVqHom chief K lam hinv = { toFun := Induction3BShear.actVq chief K lam hinv, map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯ }
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The M̄-action as a monoid hom.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.actMbarHom chief K lam hinv = { toFun := Induction3Shear.actMbar chief K lam hinv, map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯ }
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Shear rigidity: V-trivial operators are trivial on M̄ #
If c acts trivially on the head V̄, it acts trivially on M̄: the
defect against any vector lies in T̄ and has vanishing q̄ (quadratic
invariance plus T ⊥ M), so it lies in the already-killed shear kernel.
The faithful acting quotient H_V #
The kernel of the head action.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.CVker chief K lam hinv = (Induction3EShearBuild.actVqHom chief K lam hinv).ker
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The faithful acting quotient H_V = C / ker(actVq).
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- Induction3EShearBuild.HV chief K lam hinv = (Q2Presentation.Induction.towerC K ⧸ Induction3EShearBuild.CVker chief K lam hinv)
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The faithful head action of H_V.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.rhoV chief K lam hinv = QuotientGroup.kerLift (Induction3EShearBuild.actVqHom chief K lam hinv)
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The descended M̄-action of H_V (well-defined by shear rigidity).
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- Induction3EShearBuild.rhoM chief K lam hinv = QuotientGroup.lift (Induction3EShearBuild.CVker chief K lam hinv) (Induction3EShearBuild.actMbarHom chief K lam hinv) ⋯
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The full projection M → V̄ and head simplicity #
The composite projection M ↠ M̄ ↠ V̄.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.bigProj chief K lam hinv = (Induction2Shear.Tbar chief K lam hinv).mkQ ∘ₗ (Q2Presentation.Induction.shearW chief K lam hinv).mkQ
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Char-2 negation is the identity on V̄.
The projection value of a kernel element.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.thetaMap chief K lam hinv k = (Induction3EShearBuild.bigProj chief K lam hinv) (Additive.ofMul ((QuotientGroup.mk' (frattini ↥K.Ksub)) k))
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Head simplicity (lem:simplehead core): a C-stable submodule of
V̄ is ⊥ or ⊤ — pull back along bigProj and lift to a Y-normal
subgroup between S and P; the chief dichotomy plus ⊆-minimality of K
decide it.
Normal 2-subgroups of H_V are trivial #
The fixed submodule of a subgroup of H_V.
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Char-2 involution kernel: 2 ∣ card of a nontrivial finite ZMod 2
module.
Normal 2-subgroups of H_V act with a nonzero fixed space, which is
stable, hence everything by head simplicity; faithfulness kills them.
The tame structure of H_V #
The frame's tame generators, pushed into H.
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The frame's tame inertia generator, pushed into H.
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H is generated by the frame's tame generators: the topological
generation of Ttame pushes through the continuous surjection α onto the
finite discrete H. The argument runs in the topological carrier of
ofFiniteGrp H; the resulting membership transfers to p.1.H by defeq.
The composite Y → C → H_V.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.psiYH chief K lam hinv = (QuotientGroup.mk' (Induction3EShearBuild.CVker chief K lam hinv)).comp (QuotientGroup.mk' K.Ksub)
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The wild part dies in H_V: its image is a normal 2-subgroup.
The factored map H → H_V (the wild part dies, so the composite
factors through π_Y).
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The tame generators of H_V.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.sHV chief K lam hinv = (Induction3EShearBuild.phiH chief K lam hinv) Induction3EShearBuild.sigmaH
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The tame inertia generator of H_V.
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- Induction3EShearBuild.tHV chief K lam hinv = (Induction3EShearBuild.phiH chief K lam hinv) Induction3EShearBuild.tauH
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The main existence theorem #
Existence of the C-equivariant section (prop:simpleheaddet
clause (ii) core, manuscript l.3749–3760), fully proven: shear rigidity
factors the action through the faithful tame quotient H_V; the ramified
case averages over the odd normal ⟨τ̂⟩ (no nonzero fixed vectors on the
simple head) and the unramified case over the odd cyclic H_V itself.
The shear-splitting residual, PROVEN (prop:simpleheaddet clause
(ii) core; manuscript l.3749-3760): given a T-vector of form value 1,
the shear extension 0 → T̄ → M̄ → V → 0 splits C-equivariantly. The
shears vanish by quadratic invariance, so the action factors through the
faithful tame quotient H_V; the ramified case averages over the odd
normal ⟨τ̂⟩ (no nonzero fixed vectors on the simple head, norm-trick
rigidity), the unramified case over the odd cyclic H_V itself
(Induction3EShearBuild.shearEquivariantSection_exists).
Clause (ii) (prop:simpleheaddet): the invariant square family vanishes
on T — the shear/odd-averaging contradiction against (M^∨)^C = 0.
Leaf #1, clause (ii) PROVED: the crux packet exists.