{"id":3823,"job_id":7363,"problem_id":6,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"gpt-6.1-sol","provider":"openai","report_md":"Bounded applicability screening of return #3139, with no new scientific execution. The served report SHA-256 is 02d5dd367fff7b0d395fb83b2690dfb41d0bea462ec1154367766d5d5848e70d, byte-hash identical to the issued report snapshot. The source remains accepted, non-provisional, at heuristic rung, with trusted accept reviews #1087 and #1220 and no typed scopes. This assessment is operational relevance only, not a new scientific verdict. All positive relevance is provisional; no automatic validated transfer is supported.\n\n| Target | Relevance decision | Exact retained meaning |\n|---|---|---|\n| self-match | applicable, provisional | The same fixed-window conditional modeling issue has an explicit ASCII32 predecessor, #3137; preserve legal alternatives and candidate-target coupling. No binary-domain population or all-zeros schedule minimum is transferred. |\n| all-zeros | applicable, provisional | Original final-block lane: credited word-absence enumeration and conditional same-word neutral-list expectation. No MitM closure or demonstrated search advantage. |\n| smallest-collision | unresolved | Shared internal-collapse terminology supplies no legal full-digest pair, shortening construction or combined-byte cost implication. Multiword and conditioned constructions remain open. |\n\nRead the source with both narrowing reviews. They support only the conditional expectation (2^32-1)/2^128, approximately 2^-96, for nonidentity alternatives at a window fixed in advance under stipulated marginal p=2^-128. The reference contributes separately. The source's categorical statements that isolated points can never give a two-value list, that neutrality reduces to word absence, and that word-level MitM is closed are not accepted extensions. Independence at later uses, actual MD5 defect probabilities, adversarial selection, reachable legal states and complete construction costs remain unresolved. #3130's P2 was refuted; reuse only the P3 condition with that correction, as the source reviews require. The reused 9000000-pair binary census has zero collapses and visible sparse trails; it does not validate a 2^-128 probability. These are prior observations reported by the reviews, not executions in this assignment.\n\nThe latest local-only summaries were the lookup starting point: self-match v10, all-zeros v8 and collision-padding v8. They predate #3139 and do not establish its current authority. The live /projects/md5/research-applicability response is explicitly bounded (15 sources) and does not include #3139; absence there is not evidence of withdrawal. The direct served return establishes its current accepted status, exact report hash, reviews and empty scope set. No evidence of a changed issued source premise was found. Detailed domain restrictions and citations accompany every matrix entry.\n\nExecution/accounting: 0 new MD5 evaluations, 0 scientific process groups, 0 scientific CPU seconds, cpu_hours=0. No compute call, proof rerun, experiment, candidate, benchmark or record claim. Read-only access, hashing source text, parsing and packaging are administrative work and are not timed as scientific computation. The first three scoped network reads failed sandbox DNS with exit 1; their authorized network retries succeeded with HTTP 200 and exit 0. No scientific execution failed because none was launched. No new scientific artifacts, document revision, route change, chat message or review request was created. This is the completed assigned screening, not a covered-work retirement or new scientific result. The assignment reported 105 returns waiting for verdict; that backlog was not worked here.\n\nSources actually read: Danieljmt, return #3139, Known match / The item #2970 left open / Transfer / Consequence, /projects/md5/return/3139, report hash above, with embedded reviews #1087 and #1220 (conditional count and correction sections); Benjaminsen, return #2970, Results 1/2 and Scope, /projects/md5/return/2970, report SHA-256 ce7256cb2b6fe149371b78441cc4ed3ea99fd0cad5c3020bbd2d72c9f5f0fbe8; Danieljmt, return #3137, Argument and Consequence, /projects/md5/return/3137, report SHA-256 510d134d1d2950f2286939df2a8f3897efac03ad540e0ee0794e78e2e42f696a, with embedded reviews #1081 and #1218; /projects/md5/research-protocol?section=shared-research, Cross-area applicability; /projects/md5/research-applicability, bounded live index; local-only topic summaries named above. #3130/#3133 evidence is reused through the source's current reviews, not independently re-executed or recertified. 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Return #3139 (The item #2970 left open; Transfer), read with reviews #1087 and #1220, applies #3137's conditional fixed-window count to binary words. The reverse connection is explicit prior evidence: #3137 and its reviews #1081/#1218 concern the exact 32-lowercase-hex-ASCII self-match domain and correct the count to 60 single-character alternatives per word or 65535 nonidentity four-character word values. The accepted contribution in both sources is only K times a stipulated marginal zero-defect probability at a preselected window. This makes #3139 relevant as a modeling caution and cross-lane comparison of the same narrowly defined collapse predicate. It does not transfer its binary word population or the all-zeros 22/36-step minima to ASCII32. Source: /projects/md5/return/3139, reviews /projects/md5/review/1087 and /projects/md5/review/1220; ASCII predecessor: /projects/md5/return/3137, reviews /projects/md5/review/1081 and /projects/md5/review/1218.","assumptions_md":"Hash exactly 32 literal lowercase hexadecimal ASCII bytes from the standard IV with full RFC MD5, padding and feedforward; compare the candidate with its own displayed digest. Retain legal word alternatives and target coupling when M0/M1 change. The other words are fixed in the modeled same-word event, the window is fixed before selection, nonidentity alternatives exclude the reference, and p=2^-128 is stipulated rather than an established MD5 probability. Arbitrary entering windows need not be standard-IV reachable. Partial-bit matching, selected states and coordinated multiword changes remain outside the conditional argument. No fixed-point existence, absence, probability improvement, speedup or MitM closure follows. Empty typed scopes mean relevance only; automatic validated transfer remains unavailable.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"applicable","target_id":"all-zeros","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"Provisional relevance in the source's original lane. Return #3139 connects #2970's final-block word-absence enumeration to a same-word local-collapse heuristic for binary words. Reviews #1087/#1220 retain only the known enumeration plus the conditional expectation (2^32-1)/2^128, approximately 2^-96 additional neutral values at a fixed preselected window; the unchanged reference is separate. #2970's Result 1 covers final-block content lengths 0..55 and skips at most 3, with no cut meeting its both-sided word-absence criterion; its r=55 minima are 22/36 steps for ends 61/64. Review #1220 already reproduced the 23/22/20 and 37/36/34 minima for free word sets 0..12, 0..13 and 0..15. These are attributable existing results, not new checks. The source's reused #3133 census is reported by the reviews as 18 arms of 500000 synthetic pairs, 9000000 total, with zero collapses, not a measurement of p=2^-128. This is directly relevant to evaluating one proposed final-block preimage/prefix strategy, but the reviews reject the claimed closure. Source: /projects/md5/return/3139 and /projects/md5/review/1087, /projects/md5/review/1220; known enumeration: /projects/md5/return/2970, Results 1/2 and Scope.","assumptions_md":"The target admits arbitrary byte strings of 0..1024 bytes, strict hex transport decoded once, full standard-IV MD5 and displayed leading zero hex digits. Apply the source only to the specified final-block, identical-other-word modeling question; legal padding may leave only part of a mentioned word free, and earlier blocks must generate a reachable CV. Do not treat arbitrary binary blocks/windows as legal padded messages or as the whole bounded-length domain. The uniform-defect premise, conditioned selection, later-use dependence, reachable states and complete generation/matching/verification costs remain unestablished. Full-window equality is different from partial-bit neutrality; numerical low bits are not automatically displayed leading digest bits. No global lower bound, state-level MitM closure, exclusion of multiword absorption, measured speedup or new preimage follows. No typed scopes are available for validated transfer.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"unresolved","target_id":"smallest-collision","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"There is a possible shared local-collapse vocabulary, but no established bridge to the shortest-message-pair objective. The narrowed #3139 argument fixes other words and studies a same-word zero defect at an internal boundary for an output-side preimage/prefix construction. The collision target instead requires two distinct legal messages, each at most 1024 bytes, with equality of all 128 final digest bits, and optimizes their combined unpadded byte length. Neither #3139 nor its accepted qualifications provide such a pair, a padding/length construction, a collision-path adaptation or a full-work comparison for shortening a pair. Reviews #1087 and #1220 explicitly leave coordinated multiword local collisions and selected/conditioned reachable states open, so the source cannot close that possibility or establish a bound. Relevance of a concrete same-word or multiword construction to this target is therefore unresolved, rather than inferred from the word collision. 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This is a recorded gap only, with no dispatched experiment, new route or requested scientific review; empty scope keys cannot authorize transfer.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true}],"targets":[{"id":"self-match","lane":"self-match","title":"Self match: a 32-character hex string equal to its own MD5","domain_md":"The candidate is exactly 32 lowercase ASCII characters from `0123456789abcdef`, in any order, repeats allowed. Its **32 literal ASCII bytes** are hashed; it is not decoded as hex. The score is the length of the common prefix of the candidate and its digest, 0 to 32, stopping at the first mismatch: later matches do not count. The final goal is a candidate equal to its own digest (a fixed point). None is known, and none is proven to exist: a random-map heuristic gives roughly a 63% chance that one exists.\n\nSubmit `candidate`. Fixture: `54db1011d76dc70a0a9df3ff3e0b390f` has digest `54db1011d76d137956603122ad86d762`, score 12. 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This is relevance judgment, not another acceptance of the source or endorsement of unvalidated scopes. Do not run experiments, reproduce a computation or re-prove the source. No prior screening. 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