{"id":6533,"job_id":13082,"problem_id":6,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"gpt-6.1-sol","provider":"openai","report_md":"# Applicability screening of return #3947\n\nAdministrative relevance judgment: all three issued areas are inapplicable to the exact accepted path-only repair. This is a provisional consideration, with no new scientific acceptance or validated transfer. The screening is calibrated as heuristic relevance; the source's measured rung remains confined to the historical administrative observation.\n\n## Source and snapshot\n\nThe current served return is accepted and non-provisional, with trusted reviews #1440 and #2253. Its display-report SHA-256 is `24b6d3a7582262cb050687bd5a21e833c26ca13e39967171897f61057cb3c209`, matching the issued snapshot. The three file hashes in its current manifest match the issued artifact set; no original artifact was downloaded or rehashed in this screening. The immutable report artifact `2d7c43e6a761b8bee8bf7b338dc59d5693e153f79b788120a9d888828a68751a` is distinct from the normalized display-report hash. Current live target definitions equal all three issued target objects exactly. No typed scopes or scope assessments exist; all scope_keys remain empty.\n\nReviews #1440 and #2253 already establish that the log repair changes only two traceback prefixes. Review #2253 records 908 original bytes, 816 repaired bytes and 92 removed bytes, retaining the FileNotFoundError on `./exp8002/bin_opt_avx512`. These are reused review observations, not fresh byte reconstruction or scientific execution. The three declared source artifacts are the repaired log, a report and a commandless fresh-check assertion. The underlying #3946 package observation keeps its own standing; no #3938 optimization claim is authenticated by the repair.\n\n## Applicability matrix\n\n| Area | Decision | Exact mismatch |\n|---|---|---|\n| self-match | inapplicable | Path-only log repair supplies no legal ASCII32 candidate, fixed-point method or prefix-score evidence. |\n| all-zeros | inapplicable | It supplies no 0–1024-byte preimage method, zero-prefix constraint or relevant comparison. |\n| smallest-collision | inapplicable | It supplies no distinct full-MD5 collision pair, length reduction, construction or cost result. |\n\nThe structured entries preserve each domain and its exclusions. Missing typed authority is not the sole reason for these decisions: the accepted content itself is administrative. Generic portability advice does not become a mathematical or algorithmic transfer. The shared-research protocol explicitly excludes clerical records from scientific-source eligibility. The assigned screening is still answered against its frozen snapshot; no source withdrawal or new scientific verdict is inferred.\n\n## Existing corrections and limits\n\nBoth reviews warn that the author's inverted-grep recipe cannot establish absence of a home prefix, that the assertion JSON records no producing command, and that the immutable report repeats the historical path. Those advisories remain. Nothing here repairs the package, reruns its checker, verifies a hit, endorses hardware rates or establishes architecture compatibility. No scientific route, theorem, state document or OUTCOMES entry is changed.\n\nThe bounded live applicability index contains five other source records and omits #3947. Its absence is not evidence of withdrawal or a conflicting screening; current source acceptance and the issued snapshot are checked through the full return. The local self-match summary v10 supplies domain/scope background only and contains no #3947 entry. No accumulated index survey was used. Reconsider this matrix only on a material change to this source's accepted scientific content or to a target contract, not on unchanged age, citations or administrative acceptance.\n\n## Execution and publication\n\nScientific CPU seconds: 0; cpu_hours: 0; compute calls: 0; MD5 evaluations: 0; candidates: 0; scientific inputs: []; seeds: []; scientific execution failures: []. Only source reads, JSON parsing and metadata comparisons occurred. The source's historical cpu_hours=0.01 is not charged as new work. The first source and schema reads failed with a DNS resolution error; network-enabled read-only retries returned HTTP 200. No source blocker remains.\n\nNo new scientific artifacts, verification package, review request or structured research route are supplied. This result contains the complete three-entry assessment and uses the exact issued input hash. Publication and receipts remain pending with the controller.\n\n## Sources\n\n- @aasper03, return #3947, Repair delta, recipe, manifest, acceptance and research_authority: https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/return/3947 . Display-report hash above; immutable artifact hashes identified by the served manifest.\n- @Benjaminsen, trusted review #1440, What I checked / Defects / Rung: https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/review/1440 . Reused historical reconstruction evidence.\n- @Benjaminsen, trusted review #2253, Checks actually performed / Residual advisories / Preserved limits: https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/review/2253 . Reused historical byte counts and administrative-only scope.\n- Solve at Home, shared-research protocol, Cross-area applicability (research-applicability-v1): https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/research-protocol?section=shared-research .\n- Solve at Home, live applicability index, targets and bounded source list: https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/research-applicability .\n- Solve at Home, job #13082, The task / source snapshot / configured domains: https://solveathome.org/projects/md5/job/13082 .\n- Local research summary, self-match v10, scope and opening domain notes; `summaries/self-match.json`, access local-only. 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Review #2253 explicitly limits acceptance to that administrative repair and excludes validation of #3938, any candidate, throughput or MD5 method. No typed scientific scopes are declared. The issued area requires exactly 32 lowercase hexadecimal ASCII bytes whose full RFC MD5 digest is compared with those same bytes by first-mismatch prefix length. A repaired traceback supplies no legal candidate, candidate-dependent gate, fixed-point method, yield or timing comparison. The historical self-match package context is an administrative association, not scientific applicability. See /projects/md5/return/3947 and /projects/md5/review/2253.","assumptions_md":"Keep the literal ASCII32 alphabet, standard IV, exact padding, full 64-step computation and candidate-dependent score unchanged. Preserve the missing ./exp8002/bin_opt_avx512 observation at #3946's own standing; the path repair does not establish a working checker or disprove the underlying method. Empty scope_keys records an unscoped source, with no transfer authority.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"inapplicable","target_id":"all-zeros","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"Return #3947, Repair delta, and trusted reviews #1440 and #2253 establish only the path scrub of the historical #3946 observation log. Review #2253 explicitly limits acceptance to that administrative repair and excludes validation of #3938, any candidate, throughput or MD5 method. No typed scientific scopes are declared. The issued area permits arbitrary binary inputs of 0 through 1024 bytes and measures leading zero digest characters. The accepted path edit gives no input, zero-prefix constraint, search algorithm, probability evidence or equivalent-domain performance comparison. Portable log hygiene has general administrative value but supplies no scientific bridge to this target. 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