The Borel subgroup $B \leq G$ pushed forward to $\tilde G$ along the inclusion $G \hookrightarrow \tilde G$.
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The subgroup $N \leq G$ pushed forward to $\tilde G$.
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The torus $T = B \cap N \leq G$ pushed forward to $\tilde G$.
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The intersection $\tilde T \cap G$ inside $\tilde G$; by the axioms this coincides with the lifted $T$.
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The subgroup $\tilde T \cap G$ pulled back into $\tilde T$, viewed as a subgroup of $\tilde T$. Quotienting by this yields the twist group.
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The twist group $\tilde T / (\tilde T \cap G)$, finite by axiom, which measures the non-type-preserving part of $\tilde G$.
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An element $t \in \tilde T$ that acts trivially on types of the base apartment lies in $G$. Specialization of the building uniqueness lemma to $\tilde T \leq \tilde B$.
Injectivity of the type-permutation action of $\tilde T$. If two elements $t_1, t_2 \in \tilde T$ induce the same permutation $\sigma \in \mathrm{Sym}(S)$ on the set of simple reflections (so their conjugation actions on $N$-lifts of simple reflections agree at the level of $\pi$), then $t_1^{-1} t_2 \in G$. Equivalently, the homomorphism $\tilde T / (\tilde T \cap G) \to \mathrm{Sym}(S)$ given by the type permutation is injective.
The "twisted" Bruhat cell $\sigma \cdot B \cdot w \cdot B \subseteq \tilde G$ for $\sigma \in \tilde T$ and $w \in W$: elements that can be written as $\sigma \cdot b_1 \cdot n \cdot b_2$ with $b_i \in B$ (lifted) and $n$ an $N$-lift of $w$.
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The left coset $\sigma B = \{\sigma b : b \in B\} \subseteq \tilde G$.
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The right coset $B\sigma = \{b\sigma : b \in B\} \subseteq \tilde G$.
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The lifted torus is contained in the lifted Borel: $T \leq B$ pushed forward.
The lifted torus is contained in the lifted $N$: $T \leq N$ pushed forward.
The lifted torus $T$ is contained in the enlarged torus $\tilde T$, since $T \leq B \leq \tilde B$ and $T \leq N \leq \tilde N$.