The J_beta intersections in the semantic Gamma3 model #
Transporting the displayed source-basis lift through g0Equiv gives the
semantic source-basis lift.
Transporting the displayed target-basis lift through g0Equiv gives the
semantic target-basis lift.
Assertion IV in the four-generator presentation supplies exactly the
freeness input used to construct the semantic c-HNN extension.
Borisov's Assertion IV, transported from the four-generator presentation to the concrete iterated-HNN model used by the later stages.
The base-intersection input needed after the c-stage follows directly
from the strengthened, base-exclusion form of Assertion IV. This bypasses
the weaker presentation-level AssertionV interface: a nontrivial word in
either displayed rank-five basis has a nonempty flat reduced expansion and
therefore cannot lie in the embedded <d,e> base.
The semantic copy of J_beta = <d,e,s_beta> inside the concrete
iterated-HNN model Gamma3.
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The semantic cyclic subgroup <s_beta> inside Gamma3.
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The U_c ∩ J_beta statement in Lemma 3.5 of the paper, transported to the
concrete semantic model Gamma3.
The V_c ∩ J_beta statement in Lemma 3.5 of the paper, transported to the
concrete semantic model Gamma3.
The canonical copy of s_beta in the source associated subgroup U.
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- Undecidability.BorisovInputsBridge.uStable datum beta = ⟨Undecidability.BorisovCStage.stable3 beta, ⋯⟩
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The associated isomorphism for the c-HNN stage preserves membership
in J_beta. This is the compatibility hypothesis consumed by the
restricted-HNN embedding over J_beta.