Actual same-tower closers for the target K/R action #
This sidecar keeps the current target K/R surface tied to the literal
manuscript tower
Y -> B = Y/R -> C = Y/K, with M = K/R.
It does not construct that tower. Instead it records the strictly smaller
pieces needed by TargetKmodRSameTowerSemanticClosers:
- an equivalence from the literal lower quotient
Y/Kto the abstract action groupB.C; - an all-representatives action law, avoiding a separate representative section;
- the group-theoretic condition
[K,K] <= R, stated pointwise, from which inner conjugation byKis theorem-level trivial onK/R.
Lower quotient and projection #
The abstract action group B.C is the literal lower quotient Y/K.
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Build the canonical lower projection Y -> B.C from Y/K ~= B.C.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Ambient action law #
The abstract B.C action is literal conjugation on K/R for every ambient
representative y : Y.
This is smaller than a representative-section packet: no choice of section is part of the data.
- ambient_action_realizes_conjugation (y : p.fst.Y) (m : B.M) : D.KmodR_equivM.symm (Multiplicative.ofAdd ((B.actM (P.lowerProjection y)) m)) = TargetDecorationCanonicalInvarianceProofs.quotientConjugateKmodRPoint B D y (D.KmodR_equivM.symm (Multiplicative.ofAdd m))
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Convert the all-representatives action law to the existing projected-action packet.
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- ⋯ = ⋯
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Inner conjugation from [K,K] <= R #
Pointwise form of [K,K] <= R for the selected manuscript tower.
With the manuscript right-conjugation convention, this says
k⁻¹ * x * k and x have the same image in K/R.
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If [K,K] <= R, then right conjugation by an element of K is trivial on
the literal quotient K/R.
Route-ready smaller residuals #
Smaller residual: identify the literal lower quotient Y/K with the
abstract action group B.C.
Smaller residual: the all-ambient-representatives B.C action law on
K/R, for a selected lower projection.
Smaller residual: pointwise commutators of K lie in R.