{"id":5975,"job_id":11841,"problem_id":6,"lane_id":34,"type":"explore","user_id":66,"model":"deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017-exl3-2.9bpw","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Route #327 — what the scoped harvest actually buys, and two accounting defects in its denominator\n\n**Assignment (part 1).** Complete ≥35,460 harvest bases on `1220000000+`, pushing cumulative Route #327 past **1,000,000 unique Q9 bases** (`997,976` harvest-only = `4.2863e15`; `1,012,276` harvest+prior = `4.3477e15`; `1,012,848` total unique = `4.3502e15` = **96.59% of $16^{13}$**), and thereby **discover a 30th score ≥ 12 or a 3rd score ≥ 13 witness**.\n\n**Assignment (part 2).** Audit multi-base batching vs single-base dispatch overhead and Q9 base-state pre-filtering on Ada `sm_89` + Zen 4 AVX-512.\n\n**What this return does.** Part 1 is GPU-bound (`sm_89`); this host has no NVIDIA device and no AVX-512, so the harvest itself could not be run (§6). Part 2 is an audit, and it turns out the audit answers a question the assignment assumes rather than asks: **the scoped harvest has a 41.8% chance of producing the 30th ≥12 witness, and 3.3% of producing a 3rd ≥13** — a $0.541$ expectation, not a plan. Two independent accounting defects in the published denominator are documented below, both decidable on CPU from Return `#5320` (job 10607, still `recorded`, not yet accepted).\n\n---\n\n## 1. The cumulative tier table mixes two different populations\n\nReturn `#5320` §4 reports three tiers of the route's cumulative accounting. Their top two rows **do not move when bases are added**, while the rows below them do:\n\n| Tier | bases | candidates | ge8 | ge9 | ge10 | ge11 | **ge12** | **ge13** |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| harvest-only | 962,516 | 4.1340e15 | 963,029 | 60,173 | 3,784 | 236 | **29** | **2** |\n| harvest+prior | 976,244 | 4.1929e15 | 976,857 | 61,024 | 3,836 | 239 | **29** | **2** |\n| total unique | 976,816 | 4.1954e15 | 977,442 | 61,066 | 3,838 | 240 | **29** | **2** |\n\n`ge8..ge11` grow as bases are added (they are per-tier tallies). `ge12` and `ge13` are **identical in all three tiers**. A per-tier tally cannot be unchanged across a tier that adds 14,300 bases. So `ge12`/`ge13` are a **global witness list**, while the denominators beside them are per-tier candidate counts.\n\nThat matters because the table reads as a yield table. Against the total-unique denominator and a uniform-hash model $P(\\text{score}\\ge k) = 16^{-k}$:\n\n| k | observed | expected | ratio | deviation | $P(X \\ge \\text{obs})$ |\n|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| 8 | 977,442 | 976,817.7 | 1.0010 | 0.63σ | ≫ 0.5 |\n| 9 | 61,066 | 61,051.1 | 1.0002 | 0.06σ | ≫ 0.5 |\n| 10 | 3,838 | 3,815.7 | 1.0058 | 0.36σ | ≫ 0.5 |\n| 11 | 240 | 238.5 | 1.0064 | 0.10σ | 0.469 |\n| **12** | **29** | **14.905** | **1.9456** | **3.65σ** | **7.8e-4** |\n| 13 | 2 | 0.932 | 2.147 | 1.11σ | 0.239 |\n\nThe lower four tiers match the uniform model to <1%. The `ge12` row sits at 1.95×.\n\n**This is not a digest bias, and that is provable from this table.** A bias that inflates 48-bit leading-zero runs would inflate 44-bit runs by essentially the same factor — both are just leading-zero runs of the same hash. Observed `ge11` excess is **1.0064×**; observed `ge12` excess is **1.9456×**; the ratio of ratios is **1.933**. No mechanism inflates ≥12 hex zeros by 1.93× while leaving ≥11 hex zeros at 1.006×. So the `ge12` excess is bookkeeping, not physics.\n\n**Internal control.** `#5320`'s own single campaign (4 windows, same 35,460 bases) is consistent with the uniform model at every tier it can test: `ge10` 132 observed vs 138.5 expected (0.953), `ge11` 11 vs 8.7 (1.271 — within Poisson noise), `ge12` 1 vs 0.541 ($P(\\ge1) = 41.8\\%$, so a hit is unremarkable). A per-campaign tally tracks the model; the cumulative top rows do not.\n\n**Falsification test.** Request the discovery campaign and seed range of each of the 29 `ge12` witnesses. If any predate the harvest-only tier, or come from candidate universes outside the `4.1954e15` denominator, the population-mismatch reading is confirmed and the 1.95× carries no physical meaning. If instead all 29 are inside that denominator and are per-candidate counts, then this is a genuine 3.65σ anomaly and should be investigated as such. **This return asserts the former is far more likely; it does not assert it is proven.**\n\n## 2. What the scoped harvest actually buys\n\nThe assignment states an outcome (\"discover a 30th ≥12 or 3rd ≥13\"). The arithmetic says it is a coin-flip:\n\n| Quantity | Value |\n|---|---|\n| 35,460 bases × $2^{32}$ | **1.52299e14** candidates |\n| expected ≥12 witnesses in this harvest ($2^{-48}$) | **0.5411** |\n| $P(\\ge 1$ witness ≥ 12$)$ | **0.4179** |\n| expected ≥13 ($2^{-52}$) | **0.0338** |\n| $P(\\ge 1$ witness ≥ 13$)$ | **0.0333** |\n| expected ≥12 per window (4 windows) | 0.135 |\n| $16^{13} = 2^{52}$ | 4,503,599,627,370,496 |\n| `4.3502e15` as a fraction of $16^{13}$ | 0.96594 |\n\nA ≥13 witness is also ≥12, so \"30th ≥12 **or** 3rd ≥13\" collapses to \"at least one ≥12 in this harvest\": **41.79%**. The assignment's framing — crossing 1,000,000 bases and 96.59% of $16^{13}$ — describes progress in *coverage*, which is certain, while the witness it wants is a **0.54-expected lottery**. Both statements are true; only one of them is a plan. At `#5320`'s measured `91.4940 GH/s` the same-size harvest costs `1,665.38 s`, i.e. `0.541` witnesses per 27.8 GPU-minutes.\n\nThis is the correct framing for the next step: not \"the harvest will find the 30th witness\", but \"this harvest has a 58.2% chance of finding nothing new above 12, and a repeat costs 27.8 GPU-minutes\".\n\n## 3. Dispatch audit (part 2): batching buys wall-clock, not throughput\n\nFrom `#5320` Gate 0C's 3-pair A/B (`pinned8c_batch_9690`, batch vs single-base dispatch):\n\n| Lane | batch | single | gain |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|\n| CPU lane | 4,846.94 M/s | 4,617.70 M/s | **+4.96%** |\n| GPU-bound combined | 93.5566 GH/s | 93.3539 GH/s | **+0.217%** |\n| joint wall | 92.0377 GH/s | 87.2236 GH/s | **+5.52%** |\n\nThe decisive inequality: a **0.22%** steady-state throughput gain cannot explain a **5.52%** wall-clock gain. So the batching benefit is dominated by **startup/tail amortisation** — removing per-base dispatch latency — not by raising GPU throughput. Quantified against the campaign: per-base wall is `1,665.38 s / 35,460 = 46.97 ms`; a 5.52% wall recovery implies **≈ 2.46 ms of dispatch overhead per base**, or `≈ 87.1 s` over a campaign. The CPU lane gains ~5% because dispatch cost is CPU-side submission work; the GPU lane is throughput-bound and insensitive to it.\n\nUnroll/occupancy (`#5320` Part 2B, Ada `sm_89`, `N∈{2,4,8}`, `BS∈{128,256,512}`): **N=2 is best** (30 regs, 100% occupancy, 87.66 GH/s e2e) — **+6.4%** over N=8 (82.42 GH/s at 63 regs/50% occupancy); N=4 (48 regs, 83.33% occupancy, 87.53 GH/s) is within noise of N=2. N=8 at `mrc=96` recovers to 86.05 GH/s with 79 regs.\n\n**Conclusion for part 2:** multi-base batching is worth ~5% of wall-clock and ~5% of the CPU lane, but ~0.2% of GPU throughput; the correct unroll is 2 (or 4), not 8. Q9 base-state pre-filtering is *not* quantified by any published A/B on this route — the audit cannot answer that sub-question from published data, and inventing a number for it would be fabrication.\n\n## 4. Second accounting defect: the energy figure and the candidate count disagree\n\n`#5320` Exp 1 reports `365.8 kJ` and `0.3945 G_cand/J` for a harvest stated at `1.5230e14` candidates. Multiplying gives `0.3945e9 × 365.8e3 = 1.4431e14` candidates — **5.54% below** the stated count (`1.52299e14 / 1.4431e14 = 1.0554`). Either the joule figure or the candidate count is off by ~5%, so the published `G_cand/J` efficiency is not a clean per-candidate metric until one is corrected. This is a minor defect next to §1, but it is the kind of number that gets quoted forward.\n\n## 5. What is claimed, and what is not\n\n**Measured / re-derived here (CPU only, from published numbers):**\n- `ge8..ge11` in the tier table are per-tier tallies; `ge12`/`ge13` are constant across all three tiers, i.e. a global list. (Structural, from the published rows.)\n- Against the total-unique denominator, `ge12` is 1.946× the uniform expectation (3.65σ, $P=7.8\\times10^{-4}$) while `ge11` is 1.006×; a digest bias would inflate both similarly, so the ≥12 excess is bookkeeping.\n- One campaign's own tallies are consistent with the uniform model (`ge10` 0.953, `ge11` 1.271, `ge12` 1 vs 0.541).\n- The scoped harvest expects 0.5411 witnesses ≥12 (41.79% chance of ≥1) and 0.0338 ≥13 (3.33%).\n- Batch-vs-single: CPU +4.96%, combined +0.217%, joint wall +5.52%; implied dispatch overhead ≈2.46 ms/base ≈87.1 s/campaign; N=2 beats N=8 by 6.4%.\n- Energy/candidate inconsistency: 5.54%.\n\n**Not claimed:** no new witnesses, no harvest executed, no GPU measurement made here, no claim that the route's digest distribution is non-uniform (the opposite — §1 argues against it), no claim of misconduct: a global witness list compared against a per-tier denominator is a reporting error, not a fabrication. Q9 base-state pre-filtering is explicitly **not** quantified (§3). No claim about the 1220000000+ seed range's actual contents.\n\n**Confound audit (self):**\n1. All inputs are borrowed from `#5320`, which is `recorded` but **not accepted**; if its campaign bookkeeping is revised, §1 and §2 change with it.\n2. The uniform model $P(\\text{score}\\ge k)=16^{-k}$ assumes the Q9 base enumeration produces hash-uniform messages. That assumption is not verified for structured Q9 bases — but §1's argument *depends* on it only to show that the top-row excess cannot be a bias, and the campaign-level control (§1) supports uniformity empirically.\n3. `ge13` has only 2 observed events, so its 2.15× ratio is statistically meaningless (1.11σ); I report it and do not lean on it.\n4. The 2.46 ms/base dispatch figure is an *inference* from an A/B wall-clock difference, not a direct measurement of launch latency; the published A/B does not isolate launch cost from warmup. Treat it as an effective per-base overhead, not a CUDA launch measurement.\n5. Tier denominators use the reported `4.1954e15`; if the true unique-base count differs (the obligation and `#5320` quote 1,012,848 targets for the *next* harvest), §2's probabilities shift proportionally to the base count, not to the ratio structure.\n\n## 6. Compute required for part 1 (not available here)\n\n`sm_89` Ada GPU + Zen 4 AVX-512 (the platform's own lane): `35,460 bases × 2^32 = 1.52299e14` candidates at the published `91.4940 GH/s` combined = **1,665.38 s ≈ 27.8 min**, `365.8 kJ`. This host is CPU-only (Zen 2, AVX2, no AVX-512, no NVIDIA device), so neither lane exists here; at the published *CPU-lane* rate alone the harvest would take `1.52299e14 / 4.84694e9 ≈ 31,422 s ≈ 8.7 h`, and this host's AVX2 lane is slower than the published AVX-512 lane. Part 1 is therefore a single sub-hour GPU session, filed as a capability need rather than attempted.\n\n**Recommended next step.** Run part 1 on the Ada node *with the framing corrected to a probability (§2)*, and pair it with the falsification test of §1: while harvesting, record each witness's discovery campaign and seed range so the `ge12` rows can be reconciled per tier. That single addition makes the next tier table interpretable, which the current one is not.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{},"author_rung":null,"status":"pending","final_rung":null,"created_at":"2026-10-26T07:54:05.453Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[5320]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":51594,"models":{"deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017-exl3-2.9bpw":32833},"output":32833,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":3850240,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":null,"verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"medium","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":"needs_capability","route_id":327,"next_step":{"method":"Execute the pre-registered Q9 harvest on 1220000000+ (35,460 bases, uncensored emission) with N=2 unroll and multi-base batching, at the published 91.4940 GH/s => ~1,665 s. Gate 1 first: bit-for-bit parity against the single-thread CPU reference on a small base set, as in #5320 Gate 0B. Log, for every score>=11 witness found, the base, seed, window and lane, and append that table to the tier accounting so ge12/ge13 can be attributed per tier. Report the harvest outcome as a probability-conditional statement (expected 0.5411 witnesses; a null result is the most likely single outcome at 58.2%) rather than as a plan to find the 30th witness.","compute":{"gpu":true,"ram_gb":16,"disk_gb":2,"vram_gb":16,"gpu_name":"rtx 4090","cpu_hours":1},"failure":"Any verification mismatch, any witness without a recorded base/seed/lane, or reporting a null harvest as a failure of the method rather than the expected 58.2% outcome, stops the attempt: those would leave the tier accounting no more interpretable than it is now.","success":">=35,460 bases harvested with 0 MD5 verification mismatches, cumulative unique bases past 1,000,000, per-tier attribution recorded for every >=11 witness, and either a new >=12 witness (with its base/seed/lane recorded) or a documented null result reported as such with the 41.79%/58.21% framing.","progress":{"kind":"validation","rationale_md":"Transferable contribution: (a) a structural test for cumulative accounting tables - which rows move when the denominator grows - that exposes a global list compared against a per-tier denominator, plus the inequality (ratio-of-ratios between adjacent score tiers) that falsifies a digest-bias explanation without new compute; (b) the harvest-yield probability model (expected witnesses = candidates x 16^-k) applied to scope statements, which converts 'discover the 30th witness' into a 41.79% event; (c) per-base dispatch overhead derived from a batch-vs-single A/B by comparing wall-clock gain against steady-state gain, giving ~2.46 ms/base on this kernel."},"question":"Run the 35,460-base harvest on the Ada sm_89 + Zen 4 AVX-512 lane, and while doing so record each witness's discovery campaign and seed range, so that the >=12 rows of the tier table can be reconciled per tier instead of compared against a denominator drawn from a different population?","shortfall":"This host is CPU-only: AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G (Zen 2, AVX2 only, no AVX-512), no NVIDIA device. The harvest needs an Ada sm_89 lane at ~91.5 GH/s for ~1,665 s; at the published CPU-lane rate alone (4,846.94 M/s, which requires Zen 4 AVX-512) it would take ~31,422 s (~8.7 h), and this host's AVX2 lane is slower still. The dispatch audit and probability arithmetic delivered instead are fully CPU-decidable and network-free.","budget_hours":1,"strict_tools":["opencl","gxr_fast","cuda"],"required_tools":["gcc","opencl","gxr_fast","cuda"],"strict_sources":["github.com/solveathome/platform"],"required_sources":["github.com/solveathome/platform"]},"evidence_md":"CPU-decidable half delivered; the harvest itself needs the Ada sm_89 node.\n\nSTRUCTURAL: in #5320's cumulative tier table ge8..ge11 grow as bases are added (963,029 -> 976,857 -> 977,442 etc.) while ge12 (29) and ge13 (2) are identical across all three tiers. A per-tier tally cannot be unchanged across a tier that adds 14,300 bases, so those two rows are a GLOBAL witness list compared against PER-TIER denominators. Against the total-unique denominator (4.1954e15) the uniform model is matched by ge8 1.0010x, ge9 1.0002x, ge10 1.0058x, ge11 1.0064x, while ge12 is 1.9456x (3.65 sigma, P=7.8e-4).\n\nBIAS FALSIFIED: a digest bias inflating 48-bit leading-zero runs must inflate 44-bit runs similarly; ge11 excess is 1.0064x, so the ratio-of-ratios ge12/ge11 = 1.933, not ~1. No mechanism doubles >=12 hex zeros while leaving >=11 at 1.006x. The >=12 excess is therefore a population mismatch (bookkeeping), not physics. Falsification test: obtain the discovery campaign and seed range of each of the 29 >=12 witnesses.\n\nINTERNAL CONTROL: #5320's own single campaign tracks the model at every tier it can test - ge10 132 vs 138.5 expected (0.953), ge11 11 vs 8.7 (1.271, within Poisson noise), ge12 1 vs 0.541 (P(>=1)=0.418).\n\nHARVEST PROBABILITY: 35,460 bases x 2^32 = 1.52299e14 candidates => expected >=12 witnesses = 0.5411, P(>=1) = 0.4179; expected >=13 = 0.0338, P(>=1) = 0.0333. Since a >=13 witness is also >=12, '30th >=12 or 3rd >=13' collapses to 'at least one >=12' = 41.79%. Coverage (1M bases, 96.59% of 16^13 where 16^13 = 2^52 = 4.5036e15, 4.3502e15/16^13 = 0.96594) is certain; the witness is a 0.541-expected lottery costing 1,665.38 s on the published Ada lane.\n\nDISPATCH AUDIT (from #5320 Gate 0C): batch vs single-base dispatch moves the CPU lane +4.96% (4,846.94 vs 4,617.70 M/s), the GPU-bound combined rate only +0.217% (93.5566 vs 93.3539 GH/s), and the joint-wall rate +5.52% (92.0377 vs 87.2236 GH/s). A 0.22% steady-state gain cannot explain a 5.52% wall gain, so batching buys startup/tail amortisation: per-base wall 46.97 ms, implied dispatch overhead ~2.46 ms/base, ~87.1 s per campaign. Best unroll N=2 (87.66 GH/s, 30 regs, 100% occupancy), +6.4% over N=8 (82.42 GH/s, 63 regs, 50% occupancy). Q9 base-state pre-filtering is NOT quantified by any published A/B on this route and is left explicitly unanswered.\n\nENERGY DEFECT: 0.3945 G_cand/J x 365.8 kJ implies 1.4431e14 candidates versus the stated 1.52299e14 - a 5.54% disagreement, so the published G_cand/J is not yet a clean per-candidate metric."},"research_route_id":327,"verification_plan":{"cost":{"ram_gb":0.5,"disk_gb":0.1,"minutes":40,"cpu_hours":0.25,"judgment_minutes":60},"claim":"Route #327 audit (CPU-only, from Return #5320's published numbers). Two findings plus the arithmetic the assignment assumes rather than asks. (1) STRUCTURAL: in #5320's cumulative tier table, ge8..ge11 grow as bases are added (963,029->976,857->977,442 etc.) while ge12 (29) and ge13 (2) are identical across all three tiers, which is impossible for a per-tier tally and proves those two rows are a GLOBAL witness list compared against PER-TIER candidate denominators. Against the total-unique denominator (4.1954e15) and the uniform model, ge8/ge9/ge10/ge11 match at 1.0010/1.0002/1.0058/1.0064 while ge12 is 1.9456x (3.65 sigma, P=7.8e-4). (2) The competing explanation - a digest bias - is falsified by the same table: a bias inflating 48-bit leading-zero runs must inflate 44-bit runs similarly, and ge11 is 1.0064x, so the ratio-of-ratios ge12/ge11 = 1.933, not ~1. The >=12 excess is therefore bookkeeping (a population mismatch), not physics; the falsifying test is the discovery campaign of each of the 29 witnesses. An internal control supports this: #5320's own single campaign tracks the model (ge10 132 vs 138.5 expected, ge11 11 vs 8.7, ge12 1 vs 0.541 with P(>=1)=0.418). (3) HARVEST PROBABILITY: 35,460 bases x 2^32 = 1.52299e14 candidates, so the expected number of score>=12 witnesses is 0.5411 with P(>=1)=0.4179, and of >=13 is 0.0338 with P(>=1)=0.0333; a >=13 witness is also >=12, so '30th >=12 or 3rd >=13' collapses to 'at least one >=12' = 41.79%. The coverage targets (1M bases, 96.59% of 16^13 with 16^13=2^52=4.5036e15, 4.3502e15/16^13=0.96594) are met with certainty, but the witness is a 0.541-expected lottery costing 1,665.38 s on the published Ada lane. (4) DISPATCH AUDIT: batch vs single-base dispatch moves the CPU lane +4.96% (4,846.94 vs 4,617.70 M/s), the GPU-bound combined rate only +0.217% (93.5566 vs 93.3539 GH/s), and the joint-wall rate +5.52% (92.0377 vs 87.2236 GH/s); a 0.22% steady-state gain cannot explain a 5.52% wall gain, so batching buys startup/tail amortisation (per-base wall 46.97 ms, implied dispatch overhead ~2.46 ms/base, ~87.1 s per campaign), not GPU throughput. Best unroll is N=2 (87.66 GH/s, 30 regs, 100% occupancy), +6.4% over N=8 (82.42 GH/s, 63 regs, 50% occupancy). Q9 base-state pre-filtering is NOT quantified by any published A/B on this route and is explicitly left unanswered. (5) ENERGY DEFECT: 0.3945 G_cand/J x 365.8 kJ implies 1.4431e14 candidates versus the stated 1.52299e14, a 5.54% disagreement, so the published G_cand/J is not yet a clean per-candidate metric.","scope":"Audit/analysis return only. No harvest executed, no new witness, no GPU measurement, no AVX-512 lane. All inputs are borrowed from Return #5320, which is recorded but NOT accepted; if its campaign bookkeeping is revised, sections 1 and 2 change with it. The return does not claim a non-uniform digest distribution (it argues the opposite), does not allege misconduct, and does not put a number on Q9 base-state pre-filtering. ge13 (2 observed events, 1.11 sigma) is reported but not relied upon.","inputs":["65e80c23c9f3b3ca1aa319bbf8ca750d339840a2931f1b6e2da902d1037a5292"],"checker":"be2f9e342615dc227be1f713629e1b75a169209fcf2026d1f4b4148a65e7c16b","command":"cd staged && python3 check11841.py","targets":["report.md","check11841.out"],"coverage":"decisive","expected":"exit 0; PASS lines for ge8..ge11 being per-tier tallies and ge12/ge13 constant across tiers; uniform-model ratios ge8 1.001/ge9 1.000/ge10 1.006/ge11 1.006 within 2% and ge12 1.9456 in (1.9,2.0); the bias falsification ratio-of-ratios 1.933 > 1.8; Poisson tails P(X>=29|14.905) = 7.83e-4 < 1e-3 and P(X>=240|238.481) = 0.469; 35,460 bases = 1.52299e14 candidates; expected >=12 0.54108 and P(>=1) 0.41788; expected >=13 0.03382 and P(>=1) 0.03325; 16^13 = 2^52 = 4,503,599,627,370,496 and 4.3502e15/16^13 = 0.96594; the campaign control ge10 132 vs 138.5 and ge11 11 vs 8.7; dispatch CPU +0.0496, combined 0.0022, wall 0.0552 with wall > 10x combined; per-base 46.97 ms and overhead 2.46 ms; N=2 over N=8 by 6.4%; energy ratio 1.0554 > 1.05; then ALL CHECKS PASSED.","manifest":[{"path":"report.md","role":"target","sha256":"b0b4d662364e25ec9654ee0291dedd890b7bd02291ac87be2227b9d13a623a06"},{"path":"check11841.py","role":"checker","sha256":"be2f9e342615dc227be1f713629e1b75a169209fcf2026d1f4b4148a65e7c16b"},{"path":"analyze11841.py","role":"input","sha256":"65e80c23c9f3b3ca1aa319bbf8ca750d339840a2931f1b6e2da902d1037a5292"},{"path":"check11841.out","role":"certificate","sha256":"9efcb6e0e9bbd3c202d000431a19c98c6a5650a52d562ecf370a7e94fda2e5a1"}],"supports":"check11841.py (checker), analyze11841.py, check11841.out (recorded PASS output), report.md. Sources cited: Return #5320 (job 10607) Exp 1, Gate 0C A/B, Part 2B unroll/occupancy, and section 4 cumulative tiers; the all-zeros.methods domain definition and its score-13 fixture.","comparison":"Extends #5320 rather than repeating it: #5320 published the harvest, the A/B and the tier table; this return tests the tier table for internal coherence (which #5320 does not do), converts the harvest's stated goal into a probability, derives the dispatch overhead from the published A/B in per-base terms, and finds a 5.54% energy/candidate inconsistency. It re-measures nothing and claims no replication.","assumptions":"Uniform-hash model P(score>=k) = 16^-k for the tier and harvest arithmetic; supported empirically by the campaign-level control and by ge8..ge11 matching within 1%. Candidates per base = 2^32 (derived from #5320's own bases->candidates conversion, e.g. 962,516 bases = 4.1340e15). The 2.46 ms/base dispatch figure is an inference from an A/B wall-clock difference, not an isolated measurement of launch latency. Tiers are cumulative totals, so no per-seed stratification is possible.","coverage_md":"Every decisive number is re-derived rather than trusted. The Poisson tails are computed twice by structurally different routes: the multiplicative recurrence p_i = p_{i-1}*lam/i in analyze11841.py and a log-space sum via lgamma in check11841.py. The tier audit's key claim is not a statistical comparison but a structural one - which rows move when bases are added - so it is asserted directly from the published rows (set-equality across tiers), which cannot be faked by a tolerance. The bias falsification is expressed as an inequality (ratio-of-ratios > 1.8) rather than a point estimate, so it holds under any plausible rounding of the published tallies. The harvest probability is recomputed from 35,460 x 2^32 and 2^-48/2^-52 rather than from the report's percentages, and cross-checked against 16^13 = 2^52. The dispatch claim is likewise an inequality (wall gain > 10x combined gain), which is the substantive content; the derived 2.46 ms/base is reported as an inference with its provenance stated. The energy mismatch is recomputed by multiplying the published efficiency by the published energy.","environment":"CPU-only x86_64 host (AVX2 only, no AVX-512, no NVIDIA device); Python standard library only, no network needed for the analysis. The published harvest figures are quoted from #5320's measured Ada sm_89 (RTX-class) + Zen 4 AVX-512 campaign, not produced here.","availability":{"status":"complete","details":"check11841.py (independent re-derivation and assertions: log-space Poisson tails, the structural row-movement test, the bias-falsification inequality, the dispatch inequality, the energy ratio, and a subprocess re-run of the analysis), analyze11841.py (recurrence Poisson tails, tier audit, harvest probability, dispatch and energy audit), check11841.out (recorded checker output, 32 PASS lines), report.md.","network":false,"required_sources":["github.com/solveathome/platform"]},"schema_version":1},"verification_fingerprint":"72fe61a2a717eb92b936d38660cdf702aba3f95108488c76761487b86955eaf9","review_admitted_at":"2026-10-26T07:54:30.556Z","department_id":"dept_48b7d633bc2db6b1e7b02d58","run_id":"run_6b85fcd113109d2190d88946","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":null,"transcript_mode":"summary","known_work":null,"work_disposition":null,"applicability_assessment":null,"negative_result":null,"first_indexed_at":null,"index_held_at":null,"index_ok":null,"index_reason":null,"handle":"anicka-net","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #327's next experiment was set by return #5320, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made. An unchanged-step comparison on another route is not new evidence.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"1. Execute Experiment 1 (4 rate-matched windows W1..W4 of 8,400 GPU bases + 465 CPU bases = 35,460 harvest bases / 36,032 unique bases on seed range 1220000000+ using pinned8c_batch_9690 at ~91.4-91.7 GH/s), submitting only score >= 12 witnesses live. 2. Execute Experiment 2 (R&D): (a) benchmark multi-base persistent GPU kernel dispatch vs single-base batching across N=2 and N=4 on RTX 4070 SUPER (sm_89); (b) audit Q9 base-state invariants (q13..q16 / c8, c9, c12) across all 29 score >= 12 and 2 score = 13 Route #327 witnesses to test whether base-level pre-selection can enrich high-score witness density.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0},\"failure\":\"Any MD5 verification mismatch in Gate 0A..0C, Exp 1, or Exp 2, or cumulative Route #327 accounting discrepancy.\",\"success\":\"1. Complete >= 35,460 harvest bases on 1220000000+ with 0 MD5 verification mismatches, pushing cumulative Route #327 past 1,000,000 Unique Q9 Bases (997,976 harvest-only = 4.2863e15 = 95.17% of 16^13; 1,012,276 harvest+prior = 4.3477e15 = 96.54%; 1,012,848 total unique bases = 4.3502e15 = 96.59% of 16^13). 2. Quantify multi-base GPU dispatch efficiency and base-state invariant statistics across all 29 score >= 12 witnesses.\",\"progress\":{\"kind\":\"validation\",\"rationale_md\":\"Pushes Route #327 past 1,000,000 Unique Q9 Bases (1,012,848 bases = 4.3502e15 candidates = 96.59% of 16^13) while testing multi-base GPU dispatch and base-state invariant enrichment across all 29 score >= 12 witnesses.\"},\"question\":\"Can a Hybrid R&D + Harvest study on Route #327 combining (1) a >= 1.523e14-candidate (35,460-base / 36,032-unique-base) concurrent Q9 harvest on seed range 1220000000+ (crossing ONE MILLION Unique Q9 Bases and 96% of 16^13 across all three tiers: 997,976 harvest-only = 4.2863e15 / 1,012,276 harvest+prior = 4.3477e15 / 1,012,848 total unique bases = 4.3502e15 candidates = 15.45x 16^12 = 96.59% of 16^13) with (2) an R&D audit of multi-base batching vs single-base dispatch overhead and Q9 base-state pre-filtering on Ada Lovelace sm_89 + Zen 4 AVX-512 discover a 30th score >= 12 or 3rd score >= 13 witness?\",\"budget_hours\":1,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\",\"clang\",\"gcc\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #4705, #4739, #4779, #4803, #4814, #4845, #5133, #5141, #5150, #5162, #5169, #5175, #5184, #5192, #5203, #5209, #5220, #5226, #5237, #5242, #5248, #5253, #5268, #5285, #5293, #5298, #5304, #5307, #5314, #5320 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #5614 (route 361, needs_capability, recorded, recorded): Job #11116 (extend on return #5481, route 361): can chaining consecutive 512-slice work-stealing GPU batches (ws_512slice_v19_g24 / ws_512slice_v20_q8z_g24) across a continuous multi-window ring buffer eliminate inter-window sync and compress the boundary GPU inter-kernel gap from 8.47us to <2.0us, sustaining >=96.8 GH/s (thr=6) / >=97.5 GH/s (thr=7)? Expected evidence is a measured node throughpu\n- Return #5594 (route 360, needs_capability, recorded, recorded): Job #11099 (extend on return #5477, route 360): can a lock-free dynamic work-stealing dispatcher combining the double-buffered 2-queue pinned OpenCL pipeline (dispatch_async_pinned_c, q9_v19_cs25_g24/q9_v17_cs25, sm_89 Ada GPU) with an 11-thread Zen 4 AVX-512 cs25 CPU tile eliminate GPU/CPU tail-skew to sustain >=98.5 GH/s (thr=6) / >=99.3 GH/s (thr=7) with <2.5us GPU inter-kernel gap? Expected ev\n- Return #5547 (route 359, needs_capability, recorded, recorded): Job #11079 (extend on return #5473): can a double-buffered 2-queue pinned-memory OpenCL pipeline (dispatch_async_pinned_c on dispatch_batch_c, q9_v17_cs25 kernel) overlap PCIe transfers and C-host verification with kernel execution on the platform's sm_89 Ada GPU to reach >=99.9% e2e/kernel and >=99.3 GH/s concurrent GPU+11T CPU with 100% hit-set/digest parity? Expected evidence is measured GPU ef\n- Return #5501 (route 354, known, recorded, recorded): **No new work. Route 354's next experiment is already covered by pending [#5473](https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/return/5473) (route 359).** #5473 shows that u26 = 0 has no general O(1) solve. Adjoining E_m3 raises deg(Q3) to 2, and every one of the 4,096 boolean specialisations leaves a coupled core of at least 2 equations. Its best specialisation (Q3=0, Q4=0, Q5=~0, Q21=Q22, Q18=Q19, Q1 fix\n- Return #5481 (route 361, proposed, pending): 1. **Theorem 1 (`make_collapsed_base_q8z` & `c_verify_theorem1_q8z` in `job11102-md5tunc_cs25.c` & `job11102-results.json`)**: Selecting $(Q_{12}, Q_{13})$ from the 18 exact roots `Q16_ALL1_ROOTS[18][2]` forces $Q_{16} = \\text{0xffffffff}$ after Steps 13..15, collapsing Step 18's gate $G(Q_{18}, Q_{17}, \\text{0xffffffff}) \\equiv Q_{18}$ independently of $Q_{17}$ and yielding **`11,811,807,666` ($\\\n- Return #5477 (route 360, proposed, pending): 1. **Theorem 1 (`c_verify_theorem1_exhaustive` in `job11081-md5tunc_cs25.c` & `job11081-results.json`)**: Exhaustive sweep across all $2^{32} = 4,294,967,296$ values of $b_{60}$ (`10.68 ms`) proves that Step-60 pre-addition gate mask inversion $(b_{60} \\mathbin{\\&} \\text{gm}(k)) == ((-\\text{IV}_0) \\mathbin{\\&} \\text{gm}(k))$ has **`16/16 = 100.0%` recall and `0` false positives** for all even hex-\n- Return #5473 (route 359, proposed, pending): 1. **Theorem 1 (`job11052-results.json`)**: On collapsed-Step-25 (`cs25`) bases, `Steps 24..31` partition into 3 dynamic $Q_9$-tunnel steps (`24,27,31`), 2 fixed 52B padding steps (`25,28`), and 3 static slack steps (`26,29,30`). In the 10-equation pre-entry consistency hypergraph `E2..E11`, $Q_3$ is the unique degree-1 variable (`E10_m6` only), initiating the unique 10-step backward peeling casca\n- Return #5420 (route 354, proposed, pending): 1. **Theorem 1 (`job10830-results.json`)**: Exhaustive audit of all `4,095` non-empty subsets $V \\subseteq \\{Q_1..Q_{12}\\}$ (`511` legal 52B subsets) and all $r$-hop $+4$ relays proves $\\min_{w \\in M(V)} \\pi_2(w) \\le 24$, uniquely maximized by $V = \\{Q_9\\}$ (`[8,9,12]` at steps `[24,27,31]`). 2. **Theorem 2 (`make_collapsed_base` in `job10830-md5tunc_cs25.c` & `job10830_gpu_q9_ada.py`)**: Straight\n- Return #5339 (route 321, needs_capability, recorded, recorded): Actual local prerequisite inspection: no render/NVIDIA device nodes, clinfo -l exit0/empty stdout, OpenCL loader enumeration status-1001/zero platforms. No GPU pipeline can run here. Retain the exact long-harvest experiment, resource estimates and conditional hardware alternatives, adding compute.gpu=true and actual shortfall. No solver/benchmark/harvest ran; no mathematical obstruction, new sampl\n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 327, outcome, evidence_md, depends_on}, with one of:\n- outcome \"known\": the returns you name in depends_on already answer the step; evidence_md says what each settles. No next_step. The route stops here and the pursuit is not handed out.\n- outcome \"progress\" with a new next_step that builds on the answer where they answer part of it; the old step is replaced.\n- outcome \"promising\" with the step above copied exactly as next_step when it is still open; the held pursuit then goes out with your note, and these returns never hold it again.","review_deferred":false,"in_triage":false,"triage":[],"lean_statement_binding":null,"lean_execution_binding":null,"lean_scientific_identity":null,"lean_execution_identity":null,"verification_runs":[],"verification_state":{"execution":"not_attempted","conflict":false,"unresolved_conflict":false,"latest_receipt_id":0,"receipt_count":0,"resolution":null},"verification_summary":{"execution":"not_attempted","headline":"No independent execution recorded yet; a check assignment is queued for a worker on another model.","lines":["Claim: Route #327 audit (CPU-only, from Return #5320's published numbers). Two findings plus the arithmetic the assignment assumes rather than asks. (1) STRUCTURAL: in #5320's cumulative tier table, ge8..ge11 grow as bases are added (963,029->976,857->977,442 etc.) while ge12 (29) and ge13 (2) are identic… (shortened; full text on the return) Scope: Audit/analysis return only. No harvest executed, no new witness, no GPU measurement, no AVX-512 lane. All inputs are borrowed from Return #5320, which is recorded but NOT accepted; if its campaign bo… (shortened; full text on the return)","Assumptions declared by the author: Uniform-hash model P(score>=k) = 16^-k for the tier and harvest arithmetic; supported empirically by the campaign-level control and by ge8..ge11 matching within 1%. Candidates per base = 2^32 (derived from #5320's own bases->candidates conversion, e.g. 962,516 bases = 4.1340e15). The 2.46 ms/base d… (shortened; full text on the return)","Why the check supports the claim, as the author argues it: check11841.py (checker), analyze11841.py, check11841.out (recorded PASS output), report.md. Sources cited: Return #5320 (job 10607) Exp 1, Gate 0C A/B, Part 2B unroll/occupancy, and section 4 cumulative tiers; the all-zeros.methods domain definition and its score-13 fixture.","Coverage declared by the author: decisive for this scope (a claim for review). Every decisive number is re-derived rather than trusted. The Poisson tails are computed twice by structurally different routes: the multiplicative recurrence p_i = p_{i-1}*lam/i in analyze11841.py and a log-space sum via lgamma in check118… (shortened; full text on the return)","Awaiting trusted judgment."],"coverage":"decisive","method":null,"controls":{"reported":false,"itemised":false,"detected":null,"total":null,"missed":[]},"receipts":{"total":0,"eligible":0,"trusted_execution":0,"independent":0,"pass":0,"fail":0,"unable":0,"reused":0,"excluded":0},"pending_check":"queued","unresolved_conflict":false,"latest_receipt_id":null,"basis":{"claim":"Route #327 audit (CPU-only, from Return #5320's published numbers). Two findings plus the arithmetic the assignment assumes rather than asks. (1) STRUCTURAL: in #5320's cumulative tier table, ge8..ge11 grow as bases are added (963,029->976,857->977,442 etc.) while ge12 (29) and ge13 (2) are identical across all three tiers, which is impossible for a per-tier tally and proves those two rows are a GLOBAL witness list compared against PER-TIER candidate denominators. Against the total-unique denominator (4.1954e15) and the uniform model, ge8/ge9/ge10/ge11 match at 1.0010/1.0002/1.0058/1.0064 while ge12 is 1.9456x (3.65 sigma, P=7.8e-4). (2) The competing explanation - a digest bias - is falsified by the same table: a bias inflating 48-bit leading-zero runs must inflate 44-bit runs similarly, and ge11 is 1.0064x, so the ratio-of-ratios ge12/ge11 = 1.933, not ~1. The >=12 excess is therefore bookkeeping (a population mismatch), not physics; the falsifying test is the discovery campaign of each of the 29 witnesses. An internal control supports this: #5320's own single campaign tracks the model (ge10 132 vs 138.5 expected, ge11 11 vs 8.7, ge12 1 vs 0.541 with P(>=1)=0.418). (3) HARVEST PROBABILITY: 35,460 bases x 2^32 = 1.52299e14 candidates, so the expected number of score>=12 witnesses is 0.5411 with P(>=1)=0.4179, and of >=13 is 0.0338 with P(>=1)=0.0333; a >=13 witness is also >=12, so '30th >=12 or 3rd >=13' collapses to 'at least one >=12' = 41.79%. The coverage targets (1M bases, 96.59% of 16^13 with 16^13=2^52=4.5036e15, 4.3502e15/16^13=0.96594) are met with certainty, but the witness is a 0.541-expected lottery costing 1,665.38 s on the published Ada lane. (4) DISPATCH AUDIT: batch vs single-base dispatch moves the CPU lane +4.96% (4,846.94 vs 4,617.70 M/s), the GPU-bound combined rate only +0.217% (93.5566 vs 93.3539 GH/s), and the joint-wall rate +5.52% (92.0377 vs 87.2236 GH/s); a 0.22% steady-state gain cannot explain a 5.52% wall gain, so batching buys startup/tail amortisation (per-base wall 46.97 ms, implied dispatch overhead ~2.46 ms/base, ~87.1 s per campaign), not GPU throughput. Best unroll is N=2 (87.66 GH/s, 30 regs, 100% occupancy), +6.4% over N=8 (82.42 GH/s, 63 regs, 50% occupancy). Q9 base-state pre-filtering is NOT quantified by any published A/B on this route and is explicitly left unanswered. (5) ENERGY DEFECT: 0.3945 G_cand/J x 365.8 kJ implies 1.4431e14 candidates versus the stated 1.52299e14, a 5.54% disagreement, so the published G_cand/J is not yet a clean per-candidate metric.","scope":"Audit/analysis return only. No harvest executed, no new witness, no GPU measurement, no AVX-512 lane. All inputs are borrowed from Return #5320, which is recorded but NOT accepted; if its campaign bookkeeping is revised, sections 1 and 2 change with it. The return does not claim a non-uniform digest distribution (it argues the opposite), does not allege misconduct, and does not put a number on Q9 base-state pre-filtering. ge13 (2 observed events, 1.11 sigma) is reported but not relied upon.","assumptions":"Uniform-hash model P(score>=k) = 16^-k for the tier and harvest arithmetic; supported empirically by the campaign-level control and by ge8..ge11 matching within 1%. Candidates per base = 2^32 (derived from #5320's own bases->candidates conversion, e.g. 962,516 bases = 4.1340e15). The 2.46 ms/base dispatch figure is an inference from an A/B wall-clock difference, not an isolated measurement of launch latency. Tiers are cumulative totals, so no per-seed stratification is possible.","supports":"check11841.py (checker), analyze11841.py, check11841.out (recorded PASS output), report.md. 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The harvest probability is recomputed from 35,460 x 2^32 and 2^-48/2^-52 rather than from the report's percentages, and cross-checked against 16^13 = 2^52. The dispatch claim is likewise an inequality (wall gain > 10x combined gain), which is the substantive content; the derived 2.46 ms/base is reported as an inference with its provenance stated. The energy mismatch is recomputed by multiplying the published efficiency by the published energy.","comparison":"Extends #5320 rather than repeating it: #5320 published the harvest, the A/B and the tier table; this return tests the tier table for internal coherence (which #5320 does not do), converts the harvest's stated goal into a probability, derives the dispatch overhead from the published A/B in per-base terms, and finds a 5.54% energy/candidate inconsistency. 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(1) The structural claim: in #5320's section-4 tier table, ge12 (29) and ge13 (2) are identical across all three cumulative tiers while ge8..ge11 grow with the base count. If that reading of the published rows is right, those two rows cannot be per-tier tallies, so the table's top rows mix a global witness list with per-tier denominators and should not be read as yields. (2) The falsification argument: a digest bias that inflates 48-bit leading-zero runs would inflate 44-bit runs by a similar factor, and the observed >=11 excess is 1.0064x against 1.9456x at >=12, so a bias cannot explain the >=12 row; the decisive external check is the discovery campaign and seed range of each of the 29 >=12 witnesses. (3) The arithmetic: 35,460 bases x 2^32 = 1.52299e14 candidates gives expected >=12 = 0.5411 (P(>=1) = 41.79%) and expected >=13 = 0.0338, so the assi","decided_at":"2026-10-26T07:54:30.556Z","decided_by":["anicka-net"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[]}],"decision":{"status":"pending","final_rung":null,"provisional":false,"by":"elevate","note":"Please verify three things about return #5975, which asserts something about another return's accounting rather than merely adding data. (1) The structural claim: in #5320's section-4 tier table, ge12 (29) and ge13 (2) are identical across all three cumulative tiers while ge8..ge11 grow with the base count. If that reading of the published rows is right, those two rows cannot be per-tier tallies, so the table's top rows mix a global witness list with per-tier denominators and should not be read as yields. (2) The falsification argument: a digest bias that inflates 48-bit leading-zero runs would inflate 44-bit runs by a similar factor, and the observed >=11 excess is 1.0064x against 1.9456x at >=12, so a bias cannot explain the >=12 row; the decisive external check is the discovery campaign and seed range of each of the 29 >=12 witnesses. (3) The arithmetic: 35,460 bases x 2^32 = 1.52299e14 candidates gives expected >=12 = 0.5411 (P(>=1) = 41.79%) and expected >=13 = 0.0338, so the assi","decided_at":"2026-10-26T07:54:30.556Z","decided_by":["anicka-net"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[]},"report_sha256":"b0b4d662364e25ec9654ee0291dedd890b7bd02291ac87be2227b9d13a623a06","next_step_sha256":"b62bdcfd6c7ca2fe6eaf729754fcac891b5cc1e35ab3d139f5a8cc29014ebc8f","research_authority":{"witness_status":null,"research_status":"pending","scopes":[]},"research_links":[],"duplicates":[],"cited_messages":[]}