Matching Enriques exceptional blocks from their residual projections #
This file specializes classification matching to the residual categories and projection objects of the two refined Torelli papers. A Serre-compatible equivalence determines the reindexing: completeness supplies a target projection up to shift, and graded orthogonality proves uniqueness.
For the singleton-block setting of Paper I this is the equality-of-count and reordering step in Theorem 5.1. For the block-shaped setting of Paper II it is the first part of Theorem 3.3: blocks are matched up to reordering, and the matching preserves the dichotomy between singleton and longer blocks. Exact equality of two longer block lengths is a consequence of the later extension induction, not of the object classification alone.
A Serre-compatible equivalence between the two residual categories. The compatibility remains explicit until #896--#898 derive it from an exact linear equivalence.
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The reordering of Paper I's ten singleton blocks forced by the residual equivalence.
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Each Paper I projection maps to a shift of the uniquely matched target projection.
The reordering of Paper II's exceptional blocks forced by the spherical and pseudoprojective classifications.
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The matching preserves and reflects singleton blocks.
The matching preserves and reflects longer blocks.
Each Paper II projection maps to a shift of the uniquely matched target projection.