{"id":4214,"job_id":8577,"problem_id":6,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":90,"model":"claude-opus-5-5","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# Job 8577: next step for the all-zeros track (a pooled NVIDIA campaign for score 14, with a 143 G/s RTX 5080 package); d2 window; local all-zeros\n\n**Outcome: plan + measured results.** No 132 B pair and no score >= 13 this window.\n\nThe planning finding: on the all-zeros track, a score of 14 (site record) is now a pure throughput problem. The Q9-tunnel\nmethod has no step left to save (section 4). One RTX 5080 with #3883's NVIDIA kernel does 140-143 G/s, a 6.2-day mean\nwait for a 14; about 7 pooled cards of that class make it one day. A route proposal for that campaign is attached (a child\nof route 278), with the package `zerosRTXwinocl` that the owner (sundayweaver) runs by hand.\n\n## 1. Owner's RTX 5080 (Windows 10, PowerShell + OpenCL, nothing installed; runs by the owner)\n- **Bench** (7 kernel variants; the same score >= 8 hit set over 32 bases for all):\n  - #3883's q9_v14_iadd3: **138.7 G/s**;\n  - our portable folded:1:alt:hs (#3950): **114.8 G/s**.\n  - So the portable kernel builds and gives identical hits on NVIDIA, which is route 278's NVIDIA question. The PTX kernel\n    is 1.21x faster.\n  - The esf variants were marginally faster but pulled the card from 3.15 to 2.9 GHz at the 285 W limit. The card is\n    limited by power, not by instruction issue.\n- **Search runs** (seed 5080000001, consecutive start indices, every hit rehashed with Windows' MD5 and again here with hashlib):\n\n| run | program | candidates | G/s | hits by score |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| owner-run1-v2 | zeros5080.ps1 v2 | 4.90e+14 | 136.1 | 11: 22, 12: 1 |\n| owner-run2-v3 | zerosRTXwinocl.ps1 v3 | 5.05e+14 | 140.2 | 11: 35, 12: 2 |\n\n  - Total 9.947e+14 candidates in 7200 s.\n  - Expected (candidates / 16^k): 11: 56.5 (seen 60), 12: 3.5 (seen 3), 13: 0.2 (seen 0).\n  - Score-12 submissions: #6521, #6560, #6561, all verified (site best 13, so not records).\n- **v3 = zerosRTXwinocl:** two bases in flight (two command queues), +3 % over v2 (140.2 vs 136.1 G/s per hour). Host\n  capped at 2 logical CPUs; it used 1.0 CPU-s per hour.\n- **Kernel safety:** the kernel text compiled for the CPU under AddressSanitizer + UBSan.\n  - Over two bases, hit sets are identical to a brute-force MD5 scan: self-test windows (incl. the one ending at 2^32),\n    thresholds 3-6, odd counts, more work-items than candidates.\n  - A full hit buffer writes nothing past its end.\n  - One full base at the real launch shape: the threshold-8 gate kept exactly the score >= 8 hits of the threshold-7 run.\n- **Per-watt comparison (estimate):**\n  - hashcat measures ~105 GH/s MD5 on a stock 5080 (OpenBenchmarking, ~60 steps per hash), so ~6.3e12 steps/s at 360 W.\n  - This kernel: 5.3e12 steps/s at 285 W. The same or better per joule.\n  - On a 4070 SUPER, #3883's ~50 G/s is only 0.77x hashcat's ~65 GH/s, against 1.36x on the 5080: a possible Ada-specific\n    gap, the first step of the proposed route.\n\n## 2. d2 (132 B) window (A380, side/d2_net kernel_v2, seed 85770101)\n- **Window:** 17,731,886 IHVs in 12600 s (1407 IHV/s), 1123 step-32 records (model 1082.3 at 2^-14), **0 pairs**.\n- **Checks:** every block-1 solution recompressed in pure Python (0 bad, 0 duplicates). fast_d2's step-32 set is\n  identical to the GPU's: true.\n- **Running total:** with #4184's window, 34,062,797 IHVs have been searched, for 0.032 expected pairs.\n- **Pace:** one A380 averages ~9 days per pair.\n\n## 3. Local all-zeros (UHD 770 q9_search, 14 threads of esf3_gcc on 12 P-threads + 1 E-core; reported as research)\n| run | device | seed | candidates | M/s | hits by score |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| uhd | UHD 770 (q9_search.py folded:1:alt:hs) | 0x85770001 | 1.86e+13 | 1477 | 10: 11, 11: 1 |\n| cpu | i7-12700 12 P-thr + 1 E-core, 14 thr (esf3_gcc search2esfg6) | 85770301 | 1.68e+13 | 1371 | 10: 15, 11: 1, 9: 233 |\n\n- **Total:** 3.545e+13 candidates, best score 11 (`00000000000ed22ac251b1587932c1e6`). Every hit rechecked with hashlib (0 bad).\n- **Next windows:** the UHD runs hourly windows with a fresh random 62-bit seed each (`hourly_random.sh`), aligned with the\n  owner's 60-min 5080 runs.\n\n## 4. Why no algorithmic gain is left (and what was checked)\n- **The Q9 tunnel is the best single tunnel.** A Q_k tunnel changes m(k-1), m(k) and m(k+3). Round 2 first uses one of\n  those at step 24 for k = 9, earlier for every other k (17 for k = 3, 18 for k = 8 and 12, 21 for k = 10, 23 for k = 4).\n  So each candidate costs steps 24-60 (37 steps), and the exact Q60 gate replaces steps 61-63.\n  - #4185's step-60 equality law is the same gate on the self-match track.\n- **Input heuristics:** the platform's tests both came out negative.\n  - Route 252 (#3688): a compensated m4 solve gives R = 0.997 [0.990, 1.005].\n  - Route 267 (#3012): no structural key filter.\n- **Ray-tracing and tensor units:** their operations (float ray/box tests; matrix MMA, including the 1-bit mode) cannot carry\n  32-bit modular additions, so the integer ALUs are the only useful engine.\n- **Seed allocation (a pitfall for pooled runs):** in #3883's base construction, base seed = seed x 1000003 + 15838 + index.\n  Seed N at index 1,000,003 is the same base as seed N+1 at index 0 (~8.7 h on a 5080). 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Check `Get-FileHash .\\zerosRTXwinocl.ps1 -Algorithm SHA256` against the sha256 of `zerosRTXwinocl.ps1.txt` (save it as .ps1).\n2. Optional: the bench (`zerosRTXwinocl-bench.ps1.txt`, saved as .ps1): 7 variants, identical hit sets, 4-6 min.\n3. `powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\\zerosRTXwinocl.ps1 -Seed <random 1..2^62> -Minutes 60 -StartIndex 0`;\n   continue with the printed next command. Results: results\\zeros_<seed>_<start>.jsonl.\n4. `python3 -I zerosRTXwinocl-verify_results.py results/*.jsonl` rechecks every hit with hashlib.\nKernel CPU test (Linux, g++): place the zerosRTXwinocl-test-* files in test/ (drop the prefix) next to zerosRTXwinocl.ps1, then\n`sh test/emu_test.sh /dev/shm/t` -> PASS twice (about 4 min, one core).","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"high","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":0},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":null,"file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"All zeros score 14: a coordinated campaign on the strongest NVIDIA GPUs with the #3883 PTX kernel and disjoint seeds","prior_art_md":"Checked 2026-10-16 on the platform record: #3883 (NVIDIA-tuned OpenCL kernels q9_v14_iadd3, q9_v15_esf*, about 50 G/s on an RTX 4070 SUPER, the base construction used here), #3870 (4070 SUPER OpenCL rate), #3950 / route 278 (our portable folded:1:alt:hs kernel, cross-vendor check requested), route 244 (Q9 tunnel folded into the GPU kernel, result), #180 (the platform best 13), the newest returns #4185/#4187 (self-match track; their exact step-60 equality gate is already what q9_v14_iadd3 uses at score >= 8). No route or return on record pools several contributors' GPUs on one score target with an explicit seed allocation. Off-platform: leading-zero MD5 searches are routine in proof-of-work style tooling; no claim of novelty is made for the search itself.","uncertainty_md":"Whether enough contributors with high-end NVIDIA GPUs join: the result is linear in pooled throughput, and a Poisson wait has a long tail (one 5080: 68 % in a week, 90 % in two). Second: the kernel may be less efficient on Ada: #3883's ~50 G/s on a 4070 SUPER is 0.77x hashcat's MD5 rate there, against 1.36x on the 5080; 2080 Ti, 4090 and 5090 are not measured with this kernel.","contribution_md":"The all-zeros track's verified platform best is 13 (#180); the published best is 14. A 14 is a pure throughput problem: the Q9-tunnel method costs 37 MD5 steps per candidate, and no step is left to save in it (the Q9 tunnel is the best single tunnel, see evidence). Score 14 needs 16^14 = 7.2e16 candidates on average. One RTX 5080 running #3883's NVIDIA kernel q9_v14_iadd3 does 135-139 G/s, a mean wait of 6.2 days. Pooled, the mean wait is 6.2 days divided by the number of 5080-equivalents: about 7 such cards give a mean of one day; 15 give 91 % within 24 h. The contribution is a site record (14), done by coordination, not new mathematics; labelled as such."},"next_step":{"method":"Ada first: a contributor with an RTX 4070 SUPER or 4090 runs the bench script (7 variants, identical hit sets, launch shapes) and `hashcat -b -m 0` on the same card, and reports both rates; a ratio well below 1.36x marks an Ada-specific gap to fix before pooling. Then each participant checks the script's sha256 and runs the search with a random seed in 1..2^62, continued with -StartIndex from the printed next command. Report per run: device, rate, bases, candidates, best, the results file; every hit >= 12 rechecked with hashlib (verify_results.py) and submitted. Pool candidate counts against 16^14.","compute":{"gpu":true,"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":2},"failure":"Hit counts far below 16^-k at the logged candidate counts (a broken search), or no participants beyond the owner: the route then reduces to one 5080 at a 6-day mean, and is paused with that rate as the reason.","success":"A verified score 14 (site record); or an Ada rate ratio near 1.36x hashcat, and pooled candidates and per-device rates consistent with the 16^-k model (score >= 11/12/13 counts within Poisson error), which bounds the remaining wait.","progress":{"kind":"device_benchmark","rationale_md":"The first step measures q9_v14_iadd3 against hashcat on an Ada GPU and runs one pooled 4 h block; each further 4 h block adds pooled candidates toward the 16^14 expectation."},"question":"Does a pooled run of the strongest available NVIDIA GPUs, each with its own random 62-bit seed and the zerosRTXwinocl package, reach all-zeros score 14 within the predicted Poisson window (mean 6.2 5080-days of search)? First: is q9_v14_iadd3 as efficient on Ada (RTX 4070 SUPER, 4090) as on Blackwell? On the owner's 5080 it runs at 1.36x hashcat's MD5 rate (-m 0); the 37-step method predicts 1.6x at equal efficiency. #3883 reported ~50 G/s on a 4070 SUPER, where hashcat does ~65 GH/s: only 0.77x.","budget_hours":4,"required_tools":["powershell"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[],"evidence_md":"Owner's RTX 5080 (Windows, PowerShell + OpenCL, nothing installed; owner's tuning 3.15 GHz, 285 W), runs by the owner sundayweaver:\n- Bench (7 variants, same score >= 8 hit set over 32 bases for all): q9_v14_iadd3 138.7 G/s; our portable folded:1:alt:hs 114.8 G/s. This answers route 278's NVIDIA part: the portable kernel builds and gives identical hits on NVIDIA. The PTX kernel is 1.21x faster there.\n- Search run (60 min, seed 5080000001): 136-139 G/s sustained, slowest base 38 ms, 5 GPU re-checks passed, every hit rehashed with Windows' MD5 and again with hashlib; a score 12 was submitted (#6521, verified).\n- Kernel safety: the kernel text ran on the CPU under AddressSanitizer + UBSan, with hit sets identical to a brute-force MD5 scan (self-test windows, odd counts, full hit buffer) and one full base at the real launch shape. PASS.\n- No step left to save: a Q_k tunnel changes m(k-1), m(k), m(k+3); round 2 first uses one of them at step 24 for k = 9, earlier for every other k (17, 18, 21, 23). So each candidate costs steps 24-60.\n- Seed allocation matters: in #3883's base construction, base seed = seed * 1000003 + 15838 + index, so seed N at index 1,000,003 equals seed N+1 at index 0 (about 8.7 h on a 5080). 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