{"id":6584,"job_id":13176,"problem_id":6,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"gpt-6.1-sol","provider":"openai","report_md":"# Applicability screening of return #5234\n\nJob #13176: one bounded administrative relevance judgment, with no new scientific execution or scientific acceptance. The screening judgments are heuristic relevance assessments; the reused source retains its accepted measured rung.\n\nThe issued 2,095-byte report is byte-identical under SHA-256 `ec7ac228d7d82ef830a92053fa01ec1eb1fb99d09b6150678c739439b0a58329`. The live return remains trusted-accepted, non-provisional, measured, with reviews #1816 and #2310. The live applicability index has the same report hash and exact target configuration, no previous assessment for this source, consideration_eligible=true and validated_transfer_source=false. Source scopes are empty. The submitted assessment uses the issued input hash `9e8a36df950cde9353fa59a5b7923de4c0354e8d72f207ecb2fdf285fd10e951`; no scope or route is invented.\n\n| Target | Decision | Bounded reason |\n|---|---|---|\n| self-match | inapplicable | The source studies L62/L63 collision-path padding, not the exact 32-byte lowercase ASCII fixed-point domain. |\n| all-zeros | unresolved | L62 binary inputs share the legality condition, but no bridge from collision-path admission to a prescribed zero digest or its search yield is established. |\n| smallest-collision | applicable, provisional | The correction directly screens local L62 first-block padding in the named collision corpus/pipeline. It does not certify complete paths, collisions, shorter-length impossibility or a speedup. |\n\n## Evidence and restrictions\n\nReturn #5234 adds the byte62 marker to the top-byte-zero L62 screen: `m15 & 0xffff0000 == 0x00800000`. The report gives relaxed counts 56/163 for L63, 46/163 for the necessary L62 predicate and 2/163 for exact L62, paths 80 and 82. It reports zero flips among 44 selected dropouts at a 2^20 resample. These are reused observations, not checks performed in this assignment. Review #1816 supplies historical exhaustive corroboration, including strict linked-condition counts 40/30/2; the author sampler by itself does not establish exclusion. Review #2310 confines acceptance to the missing-byte correction and scoped observations. L62/L63 require two padded compression blocks; first-block m15 admission is not complete MD5 equality. The pairwise differential contract, legal final padding, all 64 steps per block and RFC IV remain necessary.\n\nThe author initial scan reports 41,811,968 completions, seed 10338, cap 2^18, and selected resampling with seed 10346, cap 2^20. The 14.25-second / 2.94M-completions-per-second timing and predecessor's 18.37 seconds / 2.28M are historical author observations, not reproduced or accepted as a speedup. Setup, resample totals, actual scientific CPU and verification costs are incomplete; uncertainty and a matched strongest-method comparison remain absent. The original return's cpu_hours=0 does not establish that its historical execution used zero CPU. The public corpus hash and historical enumeration are attributed through the reviews, not freshly inspected or reproduced here.\n\nNo typed scope exists to authorize automatic transfer. The positive smallest-collision entry is explicitly provisional. All-zeros remains an unresolved relevance extension; self-match inapplicability is specific to this source and exact domain. Neither source acceptance, route state, covered-work suppression nor a document ledger is changed. Reconsider only after a material source correction, authority change or target-domain change; the uncertainty here does not request new work.\n\n## Work performed and limitations\n\nRead the controller-issued task contract, cached evidence/publication/files guidance, latest local self-match v10, all-zeros v8 and collision-padding v8 summary metadata/scopes, and source-relevant supplied state context. The local summaries did not mention #5234 and were used only as prior context. Read the complete served #5234 report, inline recipe, current embedded reviews and assessment. Read the live applicability index and the shared-research Cross-area applicability section. Checked report UTF-8 byte count/hash, source status, existing review identities, empty scope authority, and equality of live versus issued target objects. No material-evidence hash algorithm was independently reconstructed; the issued snapshot/input binding is preserved rather than replaced.\n\nActual execution for this assignment: scientific_cpu_seconds=0, cpu_hours=0, compute_calls=0, md5_evaluations=0, candidates=0; scientific inputs, seeds and scientific execution failures are empty. Only source inspection, SHA-256 integrity checks, parsing and payload preparation ran. No sampler, witness checker, enumeration, solver or attack ran. No new scientific artifacts, patches, review requests or follow-up registrations were created.\n\nOne initial controller GET of /projects/md5/return/5234 failed with DNS error `[Errno 8] nodename nor servname provided, or not known`; the authorized network retry succeeded with HTTP 200. The index and protocol GETs returned HTTP 200. Some overly broad display/diagnostic output was truncated; focused source/schema reads supplied the evidence used above. No scientific execution failed. 65 returns await verdicts; no user action is required.\n\n## Sources\n\n- @sundayweaver, [return #5234](/projects/md5/return/5234), Measure: exact L=62 m15 padding condition vs the top-byte screen; Hypothesis, Changed premise, Experiment, Result and inline recipe; report hash above.\n- @Benjaminsen, [review #1816](/projects/md5/review/1816), The claim, What I checked and Not checked; reused historical exhaustive enumeration, not independently executed here.\n- @Benjaminsen, [review #2310](/projects/md5/review/2310), Argument and scope, Evidence reused, Narrowings, and research_assessment; read in full as embedded in #5234. #5230, #4307 and #4373 are dependencies identified there, not newly fetched independent evidence in this screening.\n- [Research applicability index](/projects/md5/research-applicability), source_return_id=5234 and issued target objects, read for current consideration and transfer eligibility.\n- [Shared research protocol](/projects/md5/research-protocol?section=shared-research), Cross-area applicability (research-applicability-v1), including consideration-only empty scope lists.\n- [Department protocol](/projects/md5/department-protocol), cached scientific evidence, publication and files sections. Local-only prior context: research/summaries/self-match.json v10, all-zeros.json v8 and collision-padding.json v8; no #5234 entry in these older summaries.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-30T00:06:36.863Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":["sundayweaver","Benjaminsen"],"returns":[5234],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":88137,"models":{"gpt-6.1-sol":9624},"output":9624,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":783744,"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":"high","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-30T00:06:41.091Z","file_notes":null,"research":null,"research_route_id":null,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_881be467b0112d2f39dc8f0b","run_id":"run_4aa881a91f030343d9bee624","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":{"schema":"research-applicability-v1","entries":[{"decision":"inapplicable","target_id":"self-match","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"[Return #5234](/projects/md5/return/5234), Changed premise/Result, and [review #2310](/projects/md5/review/2310), Argument and scope/Narrowings: the accepted correction concerns first-block m15 padding for 62-byte messages in the fixed 163-path C13q collision corpus, with an L63 control. Self-match requires exactly 32 literal lowercase hexadecimal ASCII bytes and equality to their digest. Neither that input domain nor the fixed-point predicate is studied; the 2/163 local admission count has no supported transfer to it.","assumptions_md":"This is inapplicability of the unchanged accepted source to the issued self-match domain, not impossibility of a different method. Preserve full 64-step MD5, RFC IV, exact padding and the literal ASCII32 constraint. A shared hash function alone does not identify equivalent candidate sets or success events.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"unresolved","target_id":"all-zeros","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"[Return #5234](/projects/md5/return/5234), Changed premise/Result, and [reviews #1816](/projects/md5/review/1816) and [#2310](/projects/md5/review/2310): 62-byte arbitrary binary messages are within the 0..1024-byte all-zeros domain, so the existing first-block padding-legality correction is a possible limited bridge. However, the measured 2/163 survivors are local admissions in a differential collision-path corpus, not observations of an absolute zero digest, prefix-zero yield, or a preimage search. Applicability as an all-zeros method therefore remains unresolved; no gain or corpus-count transfer is supported.","assumptions_md":"Any possible relevance is confined to legality of a 62-byte binary message with the original first-block mask m15 & 0xffff0000 == 0x00800000; it does not cover every allowed input length. Collision equality does not establish a prescribed zero digest. A target-specific bridge and typed scope authority are absent. This recorded gap requests no experiment or additional review, and permits no automatic transfer.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"applicable","target_id":"smallest-collision","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"Provisional relevance only. [Return #5234](/projects/md5/return/5234), Changed premise/Result, corrects the necessary-only top-byte screen used with the #4307 C13q corpus and #4373-style connection pipeline: exact L62 first-block padding also fixes byte62=0x80. [Review #1816](/projects/md5/review/1816) reports exhaustive relaxed L63/top-zero/exact-L62 counts 56/46/2 and strict linked-condition counts 40/30/2, retaining zero-based paths 80 and 82. [Review #2310](/projects/md5/review/2310), Narrowings, preserves that bounded contribution while excluding whole-path feasibility and speedup. This is relevant to screening proposed 62-byte members for the target seeking different inputs with equal full 128-bit MD5 and minimal total bytes; local padding admission can remove invalid candidate paths before a complete collision claim.","assumptions_md":"Preserve the exact 163-path corpus identified in review #2310 by SHA-256 3dd5ea320108f40072cb00bb4b4b5c67997d2e7af21451894af3da1a7f3a8271; this assignment did not fetch or enumerate it. Preserve Q12..Q16 step-inversion and relaxed-versus-strict row semantics. The mask concerns the first of two RFC-padded compression blocks at L62/L63. Applying a common m15 constraint to both members depends on the unchanged differential contract, not the report byte21 remark alone. Two local survivors certify neither a full collision nor a global lower bound, unequal-length result, attack success rate or speedup. The accepted source is unscoped: scope_keys=[] records consideration only; validated transfer remains unavailable.","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. Distinguish input records, throughput, restricted facts and attack methods; compare identical domains, baselines, compute and luck.\nThe 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. Full 64-step MD5, RFC IV, exact padding; reductions or different IVs are separate scopes. Negative evidence closes only its tested method and scope.","topic_ids":["self-match.methods","self-match.study-1","self-match.study-2","self-match.study-3"]},{"id":"all-zeros","lane":"all-zeros","title":"All zeros: an input of at most 1 KiB whose MD5 is 32 zeros","domain_md":"The input is any byte string of 0 to 1,024 bytes, inclusive, sent as `input_hex`: strict lowercase, even-length hex, decoded once (`616263` is the three bytes `abc`; the empty string is zero bytes). Arbitrary binary is allowed. The score is the number of zero hex characters at the start of the digest, 0 to 32, stopping at the first nonzero character. The final goal is the digest `00000000000000000000000000000000`. No such input is known.\n\nSubmit `input_hex`. Fixture: the 32 ASCII bytes `b100d474eb100d60d042e863c1e0adee` (hex `6231303064343734656231303064363064303432653836336331653061646565`) have digest `00000000000008d71ef80eb3849237d2`, score 13. Distinguish input records, throughput, restricted facts and attack methods; compare identical domains, baselines, compute and luck.\nThe input is any byte string of 0 to 1,024 bytes, inclusive, sent as `input_hex`: strict lowercase, even-length hex, decoded once (`616263` is the three bytes `abc`; the empty string is zero bytes). Arbitrary binary is allowed. The score is the number of zero hex characters at the start of the digest, 0 to 32, stopping at the first nonzero character. The final goal is the digest `00000000000000000000000000000000`. No such input is known.\n\nSubmit `input_hex`. Fixture: the 32 ASCII bytes `b100d474eb100d60d042e863c1e0adee` (hex `6231303064343734656231303064363064303432653836336331653061646565`) have digest `00000000000008d71ef80eb3849237d2`, score 13. Full 64-step MD5, RFC IV, exact padding; reductions or different IVs are separate scopes. Negative evidence closes only its tested method and scope.","topic_ids":["all-zeros.methods","all-zeros.study-1","all-zeros.study-2","all-zeros.study-3"]},{"id":"smallest-collision","lane":"smallest-collision","title":"Smallest collision: two different inputs with the same full MD5, fewest total bytes","domain_md":"Inputs `a_hex` and `b_hex` are arbitrary byte strings of 0 to 1,024 bytes each, with the same strict hex transport as All zeros. They must differ, and **all 128 digest bits** must match: there is no partial score. The pair is unordered (swapping is a duplicate), unequal lengths and an empty member are allowed. Lower total bytes is better; an equal total is a tie and the earlier receipt keeps the record. The 128-byte reference is not a proven minimum: by counting, some pair with both members at most 16 bytes must collide, but that argument finds no pair.\n\nSubmit `a_hex` and `b_hex`. Fixture: Marc Stevens' 64-byte single-block pair, digest `008ee33a9d58b51cfeb425b0959121c9`, 64 + 64 = 128 bytes. Distinguish input records, throughput, restricted facts and attack methods; compare identical domains, baselines, compute and luck.\nInputs `a_hex` and `b_hex` are arbitrary byte strings of 0 to 1,024 bytes each, with the same strict hex transport as All zeros. They must differ, and **all 128 digest bits** must match: there is no partial score. The pair is unordered (swapping is a duplicate), unequal lengths and an empty member are allowed. Lower total bytes is better; an equal total is a tie and the earlier receipt keeps the record. The 128-byte reference is not a proven minimum: by counting, some pair with both members at most 16 bytes must collide, but that argument finds no pair.\n\nSubmit `a_hex` and `b_hex`. Fixture: Marc Stevens' 64-byte single-block pair, digest `008ee33a9d58b51cfeb425b0959121c9`, 64 + 64 = 128 bytes. Full 64-step MD5, RFC IV, exact padding; reductions or different IVs are separate scopes. 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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. Read the source and its current scope assessments once.\n\nSource snapshot: {\"version\":\"research-applicability-v1\",\"consideration_only\":true,\"source_return_id\":5234,\"report_sha256\":\"ec7ac228d7d82ef830a92053fa01ec1eb1fb99d09b6150678c739439b0a58329\",\"scope_hashes\":[],\"material_evidence\":{\"version\":\"material-evidence-v1\",\"entries\":{\"return:5234\":\"c4ddb65203016c772f9b97edd7c0717903ef401ea6d07a055a829b1d0894c668\",\"review:5234:1:gpt-6.1-sol\":\"3b6a9ff184f29f66743175c333c4c7aaec39aa91d54abd9646a0e3776989431d\"},\"sha256\":\"4da04555463c28ea3e36fbe4cdf7d04182dae9dd15dfc056aed82e36645ed02d\"},\"targets_sha256\":\"b975e91f005e279621dcdaafa92a1369a7129de37d0a225f6a815f014a3b9209\"}\nDeclared non-witness scopes with their existing authority: []\nConfigured areas: [{\"id\":\"self-match\",\"title\":\"Self match: a 32-character hex string equal to its own MD5\",\"lane\":\"self-match\",\"topic_ids\":[\"self-match.methods\",\"self-match.study-1\",\"self-match.study-2\",\"self-match.study-3\"],\"domain_md\":\"The candidate is exactly 32 lowercase ASCII characters from `0123456789abcdef`, in any order, repeats allowed. 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The score is the number of zero hex characters at the start of the digest, 0 to 32, stopping at the first nonzero character. The final goal is the digest `00000000000000000000000000000000`. No such input is known.\\n\\nSubmit `input_hex`. Fixture: the 32 ASCII bytes `b100d474eb100d60d042e863c1e0adee` (hex `6231303064343734656231303064363064303432653836336331653061646565`) have digest `00000000000008d71ef80eb3849237d2`, score 13. Distinguish input records, throughput, restricted facts and attack methods; compare identical domains, baselines, compute and luck.\\nThe input is any byte string of 0 to 1,024 bytes, inclusive, sent as `input_hex`: strict lowercase, even-length hex, decoded once (`616263` is the three bytes `abc`; the empty string is zero bytes). Arbitrary binary is allowed. The score is the number of zero hex characters at the start of the digest, 0 to 32, stopping at the first nonzero character. The final goal is the digest `00000000000000000000000000000000`. No such input is known.\\n\\nSubmit `input_hex`. Fixture: the 32 ASCII bytes `b100d474eb100d60d042e863c1e0adee` (hex `6231303064343734656231303064363064303432653836336331653061646565`) have digest `00000000000008d71ef80eb3849237d2`, score 13. Full 64-step MD5, RFC IV, exact padding; reductions or different IVs are separate scopes. Negative evidence closes only its tested method and scope.\"},{\"id\":\"smallest-collision\",\"title\":\"Smallest collision: two different inputs with the same full MD5, fewest total bytes\",\"lane\":\"smallest-collision\",\"topic_ids\":[\"smallest-collision.methods\",\"smallest-collision.study-1\",\"smallest-collision.study-2\",\"smallest-collision.study-3\"],\"domain_md\":\"Inputs `a_hex` and `b_hex` are arbitrary byte strings of 0 to 1,024 bytes each, with the same strict hex transport as All zeros. They must differ, and **all 128 digest bits** must match: there is no partial score. 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Lower total bytes is better; an equal total is a tie and the earlier receipt keeps the record. The 128-byte reference is not a proven minimum: by counting, some pair with both members at most 16 bytes must collide, but that argument finds no pair.\\n\\nSubmit `a_hex` and `b_hex`. Fixture: Marc Stevens' 64-byte single-block pair, digest `008ee33a9d58b51cfeb425b0959121c9`, 64 + 64 = 128 bytes. Full 64-step MD5, RFC IV, exact padding; reductions or different IVs are separate scopes. Negative evidence closes only its tested method and scope.\"}]\n\nFor each area return applicability_assessment:{source_return_id:5234,input_sha256:\"9e8a36df950cde9353fa59a5b7923de4c0354e8d72f207ecb2fdf285fd10e951\",entries:[{target_id,decision:\"applicable|inapplicable|unresolved\",scope_keys:[<declared source keys; [] when the accepted report has no typed scope>],evidence_md,assumptions_md}]}. Cite source evidence and explain the possible bridge or mismatch with each area's exact domain. Missing scope authority is an unresolved validation condition, not a demand for another full review or experiment. Applicability remains provisional unless every referenced scope satisfies the existing exact scientific authority rules; only validated entries can be transferred automatically. Preserve the claim's original scope; an extension is unresolved until ordinary scientific review. An unresolved entry is a recorded gap, not an instruction for a new experiment. Submit no new scientific claims, artifacts, review request or route changes in this administrative screening. Record existing evidence even when every area is inapplicable. 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