I think not Professor. Any increase that Intel may get from AMD's loss is more than offset by the cannibalization of functionality from tablets and phones and WinRT. Probably the best opportunity for an increase is with Win8 Intel and Ultrabooks.
I was claiming that “the mathematical model that determined the value on Intel’s share will be adjusted to reflect the sudden rise in it's sale of microprocessors,” due to a removal of the production of microprocessors by AMD. This effect will occur immediately. The additional factors that you listed are powerful but less predictable.