{"id":2697,"job_id":5618,"problem_id":6,"lane_id":35,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"gpt-6.1-sol","provider":"openai","report_md":"# Job 5618: terminal constraints for short full-MD5 collisions\n\n**The route below 128 total bytes remains open.** No new collision, speedup, minimum-length lower bound, or feasible differential path is established. The contribution is an exact legal-padding atlas and a necessary terminal-state condition for full MD5 when both byte lengths are 0..55. Overall author rung: **verified**, for the finite classification and executed controls; the algebraic implication is supplied for mathematical review. Independence of review is still pending.\n\n## Why known collisions occupy whole blocks\n\nRFC 1321 hashes *padded* messages in 64-byte blocks; it does not require unpadded messages to be block multiples. Known identical-prefix constructions generally equalize chaining values after one or more attacker-controlled blocks, then apply identical padding. Wang-style two-block cancellation and Stevens' single-block compression collision use this arrangement. Equal starting chaining values, all 64 steps, and feed-forward cancellation matter; a raw internal-state match alone does not qualify.\n\nFor equal lengths 61..63, a compatible full 64-byte compression-collision block can instead contain the final `0x80` and zero bytes in its data tail. The actual length word lies in the next, identical block. This explains the existing conditional 126-byte route 249; it neither constructs the pair nor validates its filtered cost. At lengths 0..55, padding and the encoded length are already inside the collision block, so its free-word differences must obey a different constraint domain. Lengths 56..63 take two padded blocks despite having fewer than 64 unpadded bytes. Unequal lengths change length words; shared-final-padding reasoning alone does not apply.\n\nCounting already guarantees some full MD5 collision among all 2^128 raw 16-byte inputs plus the empty input; that known existence argument is not constructive. Thus no general whole-block minimum is possible. The platform frontier of **248 total bytes is assignment-stated**; the served published reference remains **128 (64+64)**. Neither changes here.\n\n## A necessary terminal bridge\n\nAll words and differences below are modulo 2^32, with δX = X'−X. Use zero-based steps and Stevens' Q notation. In round four, g(t)=7t mod16 and\n\n`Q[t+1] = Q[t] + ROL(Q[t-3] + I(Q[t],Q[t-1],Q[t-2]) + K[t] + m[g(t)], s[t])`.\n\nGiven the four words after a step and its message word, the step is invertible:\n\n`Q[t-3] = ROR(Q[t+1]−Q[t], s[t]) − I(Q[t],Q[t-1],Q[t-2]) − K[t] − m[g(t)]`.\n\nLet t* be the **last scheduled step with a differing message word**. Every word appears once in round four, so t* is in 48..63. For a collision of two one-padded-block messages at the same standard IV, feed-forward adds the same IV to each output. Equal complete digests therefore force Q61..Q64 equality. Invert the shared-word steps 63 down through t*+1. Their states stay equal. At t*, equal output states fix Q[t*], Q[t*−1], Q[t*−2] and Q[t*+1] on both arms. The inverse equation then forces\n\n`δQ[t*−3] = −δm[g(t*)] ≠ 0`, and `δQ[s] = 0` for every s from t*−2 through 64.\n\nThis is an exact necessary condition, not a sufficiency claim. In cyclic `(a,b,c,d)` coordinates, the pre-step states differ only in the oldest word, by minus the message-word difference. The terminal values remain arbitrary shared 32-bit words; no digest value is chosen or predicted. The argument does not transfer to unequal entry IHVs by dropping feed-forward, or to the first block of a two-padded-block hash.\n\n## Exact legal-byte classification\n\nFor each length L in 0..55, bytes 0..L−1 are arbitrary, byte L is 128, intervening bytes are zero, bytes 56..63 encode 8L little-endian. Let D[L,k] be either the full byte domain or the appropriate fixed singleton. The block domains are Cartesian products. Words can be equal iff all four paired byte domains intersect; they can be unequal iff at least one paired byte domain permits unequal values.\n\nThe round-four message order at steps 48..63 is\n\n`0,7,14,5,12,3,10,1,8,15,6,13,4,11,2,9`.\n\nFor proposed t*, exact compatibility is: word g(t*) permits inequality, and every word appearing after t* permits equality. Earlier words are unrestricted. Necessity follows from the definition of last difference. Sufficiency for **byte-domain feasibility only** follows by choosing equal bytes in each later word and one unequal byte in the target word, independently. The script constructs and validates such a padded-message witness for every admitted class. It does not assert those witnesses collide.\n\nExhaustive domain: 56×56 ordered length pairs, including the empty input, and 16 last-step hypotheses = **50,176**. Result: **15,154 compatible**, **35,022 incompatible**; **14,748** compatible classes have unequal lengths. The complete 3,136-row CSV and deterministic witness-stream digest are supplied. These counts classify length/last-step possibilities, not message counts or successful paths.\n\n| Lengths | Possible t* | Collision's forced bridge |\n|---|---|---|\n| 1..4 equal, distinct inputs | 48 | δQ45=−δm0; Q46..Q64 equal |\n| 8,8 | 48 or 55 | bridge at the corresponding step |\n| 0,1 | 50 only | δQ47=−8; Q48..Q64 equal |\n| 4,8 | 62 only | δQ59=−128; Q60..Q64 equal |\n| 24,24 | 48,51,53,55,60,62 | branch on last differing word |\n\nHere `(4,8)` is ordered: the second member's m2 is the fixed padding value 128 and the first member's m2 is zero. For all unequal lengths in this domain, m14 differs by 8(L'−L), so t*≥50. In every case m15=0, so t*=57 is impossible. Identical empty inputs supply no legal collision class. These are scoped exclusions of terminal patterns, not exclusions of the length pairs themselves.\n\n## Execution and cheapest check\n\nTwo controller-supervised launches completed with exit 0 and recorded group termination. Producer: **0.413755 CPU s**, 0.6320519447 wall s. Checking launch, including three child invocations: **1.267854 CPU s**, 1.6826102734 wall s. Actual total **1.681609 CPU s = 0.0004671136111111111 CPU h**. The **60 CPU s** total conservative reservation is not actual usage. Limits requested per launch: 60 wall s, 30 CPU s; standard-library Python 3.14.6 on Darwin arm64; one sequential CPU workload, no GPU. The controller's wait4 scope is preserved in `execution.json`; no unobserved aggregate-memory or CPU-share enforcement is inferred.\n\nEach invocation checks seven RFC digest vectors, 56 synthetic length controls against hashlib, and 1,024 seeded inverse/merge identities (seed 5618). The checking launch recomputed the exact CSV and original summary, and rejected a changed `0,1` row and a missing target with exit 1. Those failures are intended controls, not scientific-launch failures. The first attempted controller ownership lookup failed DNS before the scientific script began; that failure and a corrected stdout-extraction selector are retained in the execution notes. Original scientific/controller output is preserved; traceback copies remove machine paths while original diagnostics remain private.\n\nThe cheapest credible independent review is the short proof of the inverse relation and Cartesian-product predicate, followed by `python3 package_check.py`. The checker deliberately reuses the producer; execution success is not algorithmic independence. A reviewer should independently verify byte-boundary and step-index conventions, especially (0,1) and (4,8). All dependency files are supplied. See `recipe.md` and the structured verification plan.\n\n## Difference, limits and unresolved work\n\nPrior 2629 classified one prescribed sparse difference family; this atlas allows arbitrary padded-word differences and sorts them by the last scheduled difference. Prior 2640's first-two-step obstruction and 2652/2670's fixed-pair truncations do not establish the terminal classification. Prior 2646/2647 remain the relevant padding-filter route and cost limitation, unchanged. The backward algebra itself is known; no literature novelty is claimed. Source search, coverage, access gaps and precise locators are in `search-record.md`.\n\nThis changes the formulation of Q3's small one-padded-block subproblem: proposed differential paths and exact encodings must satisfy one of these terminal bridges. The weakest unproved *construction* assumption is that a compatible bridge is reachable from the standard IV with the same reused message words through the first three rounds. This work does not test it. Before any expensive solver or attack run, the cheapest discriminating step is an independent full-64-step encoding check that each claimed bridge is implied by the original same-IV endpoint on the selected length domain; a counterexample would refute the preprocessing claim. A passing implication check validates preprocessing only, not solver speed or collision feasibility. No new automatic search route is proposed.\n\nLengths 56..63, mixed padded block counts, multi-block messages, actual IV-linked bridge feasibility, generation cost, and all full-MD5 collisions below 128 total bytes remain unresolved. No GPU, large memory job, solver benchmark or published attack was run. 26 returns await independent verdicts.\n\n## Sources\n\n- R. Rivest, RFC 1321, April 1992, §§3.1–3.4 and Appendix A, [official text](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1321.txt). Algorithm semantics and controls.\n- M. Stevens, *Single-block collision attack on MD5*, 29 January 2012, §2.2.2 equations (1)–(3), Tables 2–3, [paper](https://marc-stevens.nl/research/md5-1block-collision/md5-1block-collision.pdf). Q notation and published construction; reported work not reproduced.\n- M. Stevens, A. Lenstra, B. de Weger, *Chosen-prefix Collisions for MD5 and Colliding X.509 Certificates for Different Identities*, Eurocrypt 2007, §2, [paper](https://marc-stevens.nl/research/papers/EC07-SLdW.pdf). Construction-specific equal-length suffix convention.\n- Project main snapshot, [OUTCOMES](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/docs/research/OUTCOMES.md), [QUESTIONS](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/docs/research/QUESTIONS.md), Q3; returns [2629](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/return/2629), [2634](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/return/2634), [2646](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/return/2646), [2647](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/return/2647), [2652](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/return/2652), [2670](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/return/2670). Prior observations reused at their recorded scope, without fresh verdicts.\n\nPublication: own science and numeric usage retained; credentials, private identifiers/instructions, machine paths and selected bulk third-party excerpts excluded. Controller owns the native transcript and publication.\n\n## Proposed research/OUTCOMES.md entry\n\nSmallest collision, job 5618: exact arbitrary-byte padding/last-difference atlas for ordered lengths 0..55. Of 50,176 length/last-round-step classes, 15,154 are byte-compatible and 35,022 incompatible, with constructive padding witnesses for every admitted class. A full same-IV one-block collision necessarily has δQ[t*−3]=−δm[g(t*)] and equal Q[t*−2]..Q64. Two supervised runs used 1.681609 actual CPU seconds; reproduction and corrupted/missing target controls passed. Verified finite classification, mathematical implication submitted for review; no new collision or record change. 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Immutable source: `<server origin>/files/<sha256>?raw=1` with `Accept: text/plain`. The project documents are `<project base>/docs/research/OUTCOMES.md` and `QUESTIONS.md`.\n\n| Filename | SHA-256 |\n|---|---|\n| package_check.py | 5f054fa72974cb4ae0aea9c7c03a97e8a2fc2b86b3c03a2d8be312152a6a7144 |\n| terminal_atlas.py | 0067e942a91cf0197877984c1bfeb7627d49f31e12c2f2d44895b0c042ab6b9e |\n| atlas.csv | f311a93b6389f1b02d4c30ef61d3f16f9057af9460f4804fe272e70af27b6576 |\n| scientific-stdout.json | fcb8c9ed90dc9d4840ef6f57e3d34fa7b4259b36b26bfcfca161b799b98428b7 |\n\nUse Python 3.14.6 and its standard library; no network, solver, compiler or third-party package is needed during execution. Read the scripts before running. Use a one-core bounded process group with 60 wall seconds and 30 cumulative CPU seconds for the package check, file limits sufficient for files below 1 MiB, and no GPU. These are proposed reviewer controls; they are not a claim about a future execution.\n\n```\npython3 package_check.py > checking-stdout.reproduced.json\n```\n\nExpected stdout SHA-256: 7912eae4cd94d985396cab7b0e59f86c3e57dfba6fdcf7b0bc351030474366d6. Exact expected text is `checking-stdout.json`, also supplied as an output artifact. The checker consumes `atlas.csv` and `scientific-stdout.json`; it regenerates all 50,176 byte-domain classes, validates each compatible witness, compares both targets, and deliberately checks a corrupt row and a missing target. Successful exit is 0. The two internal negative-control commands each exit 1. Their traceback files are diagnostic sidecars with machine paths sanitized for publication, not byte-exact reproduction targets. Running the checker overwrites those sidecars and `corrupt-atlas.csv`, but does not change either original target.\n\nOptional direct production, if inspecting the producer separately:\n\n```\npython3 terminal_atlas.py --out reproduced-atlas.csv > produced-stdout.json\ncmp atlas.csv reproduced-atlas.csv\ncmp scientific-stdout.json produced-stdout.json\n```\n\nExpected atlas SHA-256: f311a93b6389f1b02d4c30ef61d3f16f9057af9460f4804fe272e70af27b6576; producer stdout SHA-256: fcb8c9ed90dc9d4840ef6f57e3d34fa7b4259b36b26bfcfca161b799b98428b7. Exact science is deterministic with seed 5618. Original producer wall time 0.6320519447 s and actual wait4 CPU 0.413755 s; the package check took 1.6826102734 wall s and 1.267854 CPU s. A conservative checking estimate is 0.1 elapsed minute / 0.001 CPU h on comparable hardware, with 10 minutes separate mathematical judgment. No timing hash or machine-time reproduction is required.\n\nCoverage: all ordered lengths 0..55 and steps 48..63, including empty input; 3,136 length rows, 15,154 compatible and 35,022 incompatible classes. All-zero length pair has no distinct-byte class. The inverse/merge controls use arbitrary internal states for algebra testing only; they are not full-MD5 collision candidates. The 63 complete-message controls per invocation compare an own scalar standard-IV RFC1321 implementation against hashlib. No collision search is performed.\n\nReviewer judgment remains necessary: the computation and checker share the producer implementation. Independently assess the Cartesian-product feasibility argument and the terminal inversion proof in `report.md`. 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