Target decoration-kernel proof packet #
This sidecar narrows the remaining target-side decoration residual
centralCover_targetDecorationKernelData.
Manuscript anchor: §8, lem:decorationblock. The decoration kills
R = Phi(K), descends to a C-invariant linear map on the elementary block
M = K/R, and then vanishes because (M^vee)^C = 0.
The current subgroup packet knows K/R ≃ M, but it does not expose the
conjugation/action compatibility needed to construct the descended decoration
map from thetaY. The residual below is exactly that missing compatibility:
it supplies the descended block map, proves it is C-invariant, and records its
agreement with the original decoration on K.
The narrowed manuscript packet #
The image in K/R of an element of the realized subgroup K.
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The corresponding vector in the abstract elementary block M.
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Narrow decoration-block compatibility packet.
This is the Lean form of the manuscript proof of lem:decorationblock, before
the final vanishing step:
- the decoration descends from
Kto a linear map onM = K/R; - that map is invariant under the lower quotient action;
- the descended map agrees with
thetaYon elements ofK.
- thetaY_eq_on_Ksub (k : ↥D.Ksub) : p.fst.thetaY ↑k = Multiplicative.ofAdd (self.blockMap (kmodRVector B D k))
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The vanishing step from (M^vee)^C = 0 #
Any C-invariant linear map from the block module M to the elementary
decoration module is zero.
This is the formal content of the last sentence of manuscript
lem:decorationblock: a nonzero value in E is detected by a linear functional
E -> F_2, contradicting (M^vee)^C = 0.
The narrowed block-map packet implies that the decoration kills K.
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- ⋯ = ⋯
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Narrow residual replacing centralCover_targetDecorationKernelData.
It asks for the descended invariant decoration block map and its agreement with
thetaY, rather than directly asking for D.Ksub <= thetaY.ker.
Route-ready proof of the current final decoration-kernel packet from the narrowed manuscript block-map packet.
The broad canonical framed quotient packet follows without using the old direct decoration-kernel axiom.