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Q2Presentation.Induction.TargetMarkedQuotientActualClosers

Actual target marked-quotient closers #

This sidecar keeps the §8 target quotient route tied to the manuscript tower

Y -> B = Y/R -> C = Y/K.

The older split packets in TargetMarkedQuotientClosers separated map existence, kernel identification, and quotient-map agreement. Here the marked restriction residuals are replaced by actual provenance packets: the selected marked maps are required to be the restrictions of the already constructed ambient quotient maps Q.topToMiddle and Q.middleToLower.

The quotient-child split packets are theorem-level projections of the existing canonical quotient data. The middle-kernel image packet is constructed from the quotient-map tower itself.

Canonical quotient children #

Concrete quotient-child data assembled through the canonical quotient packet, without the split middle/lower quotient axioms.

Actual marked restrictions #

Actual top marked restriction of Y -> B = Y/R.

This is the narrow provenance packet replacing the old pair centralCover_targetTopMarkedRestrictionData and centralCover_targetTopMarkedKernelOfRestrictionData: the marked map is not arbitrary, but agrees with the ambient quotient map Q.topToMiddle.

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    Actual middle marked restriction of B = Y/R -> C = Y/K.

    This is the narrow provenance packet replacing the old pair centralCover_targetMiddleMarkedRestrictionData and centralCover_targetMiddleMarkedKernelOfRestrictionData.

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      Middle kernel image #

      For the actual quotient-map packet built from quotient equivalences, the middle kernel is the canonical image of K in Y/R.

      This is the manuscript identity ker(B -> C) = K/R, proved here from the quotient-map constructor and TargetTowerClosers.quotientMapOfLEHom_ker.

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        Final route #

        Recursive branch through actual target marked-quotient closers.

        Recursion step through actual target marked-quotient closers.

        Boundary-framed counts equal through actual target marked-quotient closers.