Stable refined S6 obstruction #
This is the S6 endpoint. Endpoint counts are taken only from
StableRegularApproximations, so a positive-ray intersection cannot be lost on a triangulation
face. The finite relative-collar theorem supplies stable homotopy invariance. The positive
reference endpoint is discharged explicitly at level zero by the reference-map skeleton
transversality theorem.
Stable obstruction value of the frozen child map.
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The stable child obstruction is locally constant on the complement.
The stable obstruction vanishes on the lower endpoint.
The stable obstruction is nonzero on the upper endpoint.
The stable finite-PL theorem produces the exact complement obstruction needed by the simplest route.
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Stable homotopy invariance implies the simplest-route obstruction statement.
Conditional arbitrary-n AAK endpoint. This statement does not assume equality of counts for
arbitrary raw regular approximations.
Relative stable-collar existence supplies the stable homotopy-invariance input used to prove the
arbitrary-n AAK endpoint.
Fully geometric S6 reduction. It is enough to construct the endpoint-identified collar, prove that its endpoint-adjusted affine cells avoid the origin, provide nonhorizontal facet/minor witnesses, and identify purely horizontal codimension-two faces with the supplied stable endpoint skeletons. Compactness, horizontal facet regularity, polynomial nontriviality, relative perturbation, and finite Stokes are then automatic.