{"id":1849,"job_id":1309,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":5,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"claude-opus-5-5","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# Job #1309 (pursue route 19 rev 8): witness-carrying record plus lazy separation fits the replay allowance at both frontiers\n\nCaveats first. This covers one frozen instance (coherence974-input.json, b173e69b..., 51 slots, 19 primes) and #572's two frontier trees only, with single timing runs on one machine. The checker is an unverified Python program. The method is known: Dold et al. (CP 2026) certify Zykov-branching colouring with clique witnesses and lazy constraint generation. This instance is already refuted by a much smaller certificate (#1844: 40,536 B, checked in 0.06 s). So nothing here bears on D51's status, on route 4's H_alpha or on any exponent.\n\n## Result (measured timings; the gates are verified finite checks)\n\nTimings below are from this machine (arm64 macOS, CPython 3.9), all on the same machine. I regenerated #572's R proofs byte for byte first: r1810-proof.json `7f902304...` and rbig-proof.json `61a17cac...`. Local discovery CPU was 7.674 s and 47.118 s, so the allowance max(1 s, discoveryCPU/5) is 1.535 s and 9.424 s.\n\n| checker (same traversal, records.py primitives) | record | 3621 nodes | 22001 nodes |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| published `records.check` (R) | R 66,882 B / 439,823 B | 4.229 s | 25.260 s |\n| full separation scan, clique search (R) | R | 4.968 s | 30.258 s |\n| **lazy** separation, clique search (R) | R | 4.582 s | 31.011 s |\n| full separation scan, **witness** verify (Rw) | Rw | 3.368 s | 19.178 s |\n| **lazy separation + witness verify (Rw)** | **Rw 166,737 B / 1,049,110 B** | **0.409 s** | **2.432 s** |\n| allowance max(1, discoveryCPU/5) | | 1.535 s | 9.424 s |\n\nThe Rw + lazy checker meets all three registered gates at both frontiers:\n1. **Acceptance and corruption.** It accepts the honest trees (1799 and 10990 discharges; 12 and 11 frontier markers). It rejects all 9 corruption classes on the Rw format at both frontiers, each for its own reason: missing witness, |c| <= |Q|, a non-separated witness pair, a duplicate block, a fabricated k at an internal node (with a real witness copied in; rejected by the non-separated pair), a fabricated k where no clique exists, wrong intersection (b := a), an explicitly separated branch pair, and a missing branch. Output: `corrupt-1810.json` and `corrupt-big.json`, both byte-identical, `b8d13409...`.\n2. **State fingerprints.** The checker's per-node closed state matches #577's reference state hash (`job1302-ref-trace.py`) on every non-frontier node: 3609/3609 and 21990/21990, 0 mismatches. The audit materialises the separation graph from the lazy state (untimed) (`audit-1810.jsonl`, `audit-11000.jsonl`).\n3. **Budget.** Checking takes 0.409 s and 2.432 s, which is 27% and 26% of the allowance, or 0.053 and 0.052 of discovery CPU (about 0.11 ms/node). The record is 46.0 and 47.7 B/node. The witness adds 27.6 and 27.7 B/node (the step's limit was <= 30), and the record fills 8.3% and 52.5% of the 2 MB cap.\n\n## What the decomposition says (measured)\n\n- **The 73.5% separation term cannot be avoided without changing the record, in this checker.** A lazy oracle, sep(a,b) = explicit bit OR packed domains disjoint, removes the k^2 force scan, but then the clique search pays for it. It made 9.66M and 68.3M on-demand queries and ran at 4.58 s and 31.0 s, no better than the full scan in the same code.\n- **The witness alone moves only the search term.** With the full scan kept, the checker takes 3.37 s and 19.2 s. Against `records.check` that is a 20% and 24% saving, which matches #577's 20.6-23.2% share for `find_big_clique`.\n- **Together they give a 10x speed-up.** With the witness, the only separation queries left are one per branch pair plus |c|(|c|-1)/2 per leaf: 349,704 queries at 3621 nodes against the 2,796,604 pair comparisons of the full force pass that #577 counted. So the dominant term is avoidable, but only jointly with the record change. Neither lever pays alone.\n- **Why lazy is exact (derivation, confirmed by gate 2).** Domains only shrink along a branch, because propagation deletes values and a merge keeps the intersection. So a disjoint pair stays disjoint. Every separation the reference inherits is either explicit (a right branch, carried through merges by apply_left's own rule) or was forced by an earlier disjointness. Hence the closed graph is X OR disjoint(closed domains). Propagation is unaffected because a disjoint singleton has d[a][q] & v = 0 already.\n\nThis answers #577's question. The 0.55 ratio was not forced by recomputable records, and it was not only a Python-vs-C constant either. A single-process Python checker fits at about 0.05 of discovery, with the record at most 52.5% of the cap (the deep frontier).\n\n## Scope and what is not claimed\n\n- No D51 verdict: both trees stop at explicit frontiers. For this instance the partition tree is dominated by #1844's depth-1 weight certificate (see prior art). So I propose **no next step**. Completing an Rw tree for D51 would re-prove a known refutation with a larger certificate.\n- Nothing on H_alpha or exponents, and no prime-label symmetry assumption. The Hall arm was not enabled; #566's 0-Hall-leaves result is untouched.\n- Timings are single runs, with an unrelated single-core job on another core during some of them. My full-scan variant runs 15-20% slower than `records.check` (dispatch overhead), so its row is an upper bound for that mode.\n- The witnesses were attached by replaying #572's proofs with records.py's own `find_big_clique`, the same clique rule the producer used. #577's census priced the same record at 166,739 B; I get 166,737 B and have not traced the 2-byte difference. The producer was not rerun with native Rw emission.\n- The system python3 is 3.9, and `records.py` calls `int.bit_count()` (3.10+) once, in a stats counter. `records-py39.patch` replaces it with `bin(x).count('1')`, which gives the same value. The proofs regenerate byte-identically under the patch.\n\n## Prior art\n\nUpdated 2026-09-26 (`prior-art1309.md`). The closest work is Dold, Katsirelos, Koops, Myreen, Nordstrom, Oertel and Tan, \"End-to-End Certified Graph Colouring\", CP 2026 (LIPIcs 379, paper 21). It covers Zykov same/different branching with clique-bound leaves, witness cliques in the proof, and lazy generation of equality variables and constraints. It reports checking at 1.4x solving time with a formally verified checker. It does not separate the two levers on a recompute-the-state checker, and it does not cover this instance. No method novelty is claimed.\n\n## Sources\n\n- Return #572: records.py `d8c2a9a5...` (served at /files), coherence974-input.json `b173e69b...`, r1810-proof.json `7f902304...`, rbig-proof.json `61a17cac...`.\n- Return #577: job1302-ref-trace.py `ceb39ea6...`, job1302-ref-trace-1810.jsonl `21950b47...`, and the decomposition shares.\n- Return #1844: tree975-51-109.cert.jsonl `94d5de9a...` (the D51 refutation), as recorded in #1847.\n- Dold et al., CP 2026, doi:10.4230/LIPIcs.CP.2026.21, Sections 1, 3, 4.1, 6 and 7.2.\n\nCompute: about 0.2 CPU h (two producer regenerations, one reference trace, 10 timed checks, 8 audits, 2 corruption sweeps). python3 and gcc were the step's named tools. The C compiler was not needed, because the Python checker already fits.\n\nTranscript: I removed credentials, local absolute paths outside the working folder, private session and account identifiers, and third-party PDF text (replaced by omission notes).\n\n46 of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.2,"hashes":{"audit-1810.jsonl":"6d1929c34c3fa2b27e601c9323de3482f7459d4093a789c02179dd8cdd9d1b32","rwbig-proof.json":"56f51c9111b999be5420038f0911b797dd839531966210e7de9dcf6a126c9554","audit-11000.jsonl":"c8cb5cdc95cc98c80d85c8b544aaa7008013dd4e68e99621b6f1158227b0db91","corrupt-1810.json":"b8d134092a285b73c9ce626270eca3726639a1c2f00445613486485abc69130d","rw1810-proof.json":"adc373acaac44b75aad8e7c0d5f0b6e5d696296f1e37220fc5e1a20b58cca200"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"pending","final_rung":null,"created_at":"2026-09-26T17:52:49.347Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["21950b477e2304f3ca5b398b7e01c4ddd8cab40efe21e7edae45b18ef747543b","61a17cac809932915fc741900ded1274128c0971f62932819f12f0265953d9fe","7f902304aa624222850e2a8bc4852f645f940ddbd71a0b1cf5df3b63ac226acc","b173e69b99916a9562cfab59223359984c629f5845a68a265d4ef3dbc3f162c1","ceb39ea64ca1862894b42fcc963e74536d866a641dec0ba4df26a798160b2ca3","d8c2a9a527b6035b8c63ad7e3155736caa93fe8e9b9c7006240c787ccc33ff88"],"handles":[],"returns":[572,577,1844,1847],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"claude-code","input":128,"models":{"claude-opus-5-5":49864},"output":49864,"source":"claude-jsonl","entries":64,"cache_read":7947559,"cache_write":171925,"observed_models":["claude-opus-5-5"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Verification recipe, job #1309 (route 19 rev 8)\n\nNo randomness. Proofs, audits and corruption verdicts reproduce byte for byte. Timings are measurements (compare them against the allowance, not by hash). Python >= 3.9, stdlib only.\n\n## 1. Inputs (fetch from `<project base>/files/<sha256>`, verify sha256)\n\n- `records.py` d8c2a9a527b6035b8c63ad7e3155736caa93fe8e9b9c7006240c787ccc33ff88 (return #572). On Python 3.9, apply `records-py39.patch` 7b74e640... (one `int.bit_count()` in a stats counter -> `bin(x).count('1')`). Python >= 3.10 needs no patch.\n- `coherence974-input.json` b173e69b99916a9562cfab59223359984c629f5845a68a265d4ef3dbc3f162c1\n- `r1810-proof.json` 7f902304aa624222850e2a8bc4852f645f940ddbd71a0b1cf5df3b63ac226acc, `rbig-proof.json` 61a17cac809932915fc741900ded1274128c0971f62932819f12f0265953d9fe (#572)\n- `job1302-ref-trace.py` ceb39ea64ca1862894b42fcc963e74536d866a641dec0ba4df26a798160b2ca3, `job1302-ref-trace-1810.jsonl` 21950b477e2304f3ca5b398b7e01c4ddd8cab40efe21e7edae45b18ef747543b (#577)\n- this job: `check1309.py` d0a87105ffaf2689331e23fd791c76a5d87fcbb12fa05578545894f823495333, `bench1309.sh` 79af3a82257cac078b9f37305a5bf9d09e0a2d00b8a884f1645877b99a05e6ec\n\n## 2. Cheapest check (1810 frontier, about 1 CPU minute)\n\n```sh\npython3 check1309.py witness r1810-proof.json rw1810-proof.json\n#   rw1810-proof.json sha256 adc373acaac44b75aad8e7c0d5f0b6e5d696296f1e37220fc5e1a20b58cca200 (166737 B)\npython3 check1309.py check rw1810-proof.json --sep lazy --witness --out c.json\n#   accepted true, kinds {b:1810,k:1799,x:12}; stderr checker_cpu_seconds (0.409 s here)\n(for s in full lazy; do python3 check1309.py audit r1810-proof.json job1302-ref-trace-1810.jsonl --sep $s; \\\n  python3 check1309.py audit rw1810-proof.json job1302-ref-trace-1810.jsonl --sep $s --witness; done) > audit-1810.jsonl\n#   sha256 6d1929c34c3fa2b27e601c9323de3482f7459d4093a789c02179dd8cdd9d1b32 (4 lines, mismatches 0 of 3609)\npython3 check1309.py corrupt rw1810-proof.json > corrupt-1810.json\n#   sha256 b8d134092a285b73c9ce626270eca3726639a1c2f00445613486485abc69130d (9 classes, all rejected, full and lazy)\npython3 records.py run --mode R --input coherence974-input.json --soft-decisions 1810 --proof r1810-repro.json --out r1810.json\n#   r1810-repro.json == 7f902304...; allowance = max(1, cpu_seconds/5) from r1810.json (7.674 s -> 1.535 s here)\n```\n\n## 3. Deep frontier (about 5 CPU minutes)\n\n```sh\npython3 records.py run --mode R --input coherence974-input.json --soft-decisions 11000 --proof rbig-repro.json --out rbig.json   # 61a17cac..., ~47 s\npython3 job1302-ref-trace.py rbig-proof.json ref-trace-11000.jsonl                                                          # ~28 s\npython3 check1309.py witness rbig-proof.json rwbig-proof.json      # sha256 56f51c9111b999be5420038f0911b797dd839531966210e7de9dcf6a126c9554 (1049110 B)\n(python3 check1309.py audit rbig-proof.json ref-trace-11000.jsonl --sep lazy; \\\n python3 check1309.py audit rwbig-proof.json ref-trace-11000.jsonl --sep lazy --witness) > audit-11000.jsonl\n#   sha256 c8cb5cdc95cc98c80d85c8b544aaa7008013dd4e68e99621b6f1158227b0db91 (mismatches 0 of 21990)\npython3 check1309.py corrupt rwbig-proof.json > corrupt-big.json   # b8d13409... (same bytes as corrupt-1810.json), ~2 min\nsh bench1309.sh rbig-proof.json rwbig-proof.json big               # five timed checkers; c-big-Rw-lazy.json 2.432 s here vs allowance 9.424 s\n```\n\n`timings1309.json` (963053024f...) records all ten timed checks and both discovery runs from this machine.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"high","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0.10606060606060606,"omitted":7,"outputs":66},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-09-26T17:54:09.791Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"result","route_id":19,"depends_on":[572,577],"evidence_md":"MEASURED on #572's frozen instance and its two frontier trees (verified finite gates; single-run timings). I regenerated #572's R proofs byte for byte (7f902304..., 61a17cac...) and measured discovery CPU locally (7.674 s, 47.118 s), giving allowances of 1.535 s and 9.424 s.\nThe witness-carrying record Rw (['k', parent, c], witness from records.py's own find_big_clique) combined with a lazy-separation checker (sep = explicit branch bit OR packed domains disjoint, never materialised) checks in 0.409 s at 3621 nodes and 2.432 s at 22001 nodes. That is 27% and 26% of the allowance, or 0.053 and 0.052 of discovery CPU (published records.check here: 4.229 s and 25.260 s). Rw costs 46.0 and 47.7 B/node (+27.6 and +27.7 B/node for the witness), which is 8.3% and 52.5% of the 2 MB cap.\nGates: the checker accepts both honest trees. Its closed-state fingerprints equal #577's reference trace on 3609/3609 and 21990/21990 non-frontier nodes. It rejects 9/9 corruption classes on Rw at both frontiers (missing witness, |c|<=|Q|, non-separated pair, duplicate block, fabricated k with a copied real witness, fabricated k without a clique, wrong intersection, separated branch pair, missing branch).\nDecomposition: lazy separation alone does not help (4.58 s and 31.0 s), because the clique search then makes 9.66M and 68.3M on-demand queries. The witness alone saves only the search share (3.37 s and 19.2 s). Only together do they remove the 73.5% term: 349,704 queries against 2,796,604 force-pass comparisons. Lazy exactness follows from monotone domains (derivation in the report) and is confirmed by the fingerprint gate.\nWhat this changes: #572/#577's 0.55 ratio is not forced by recomputable records. A single-process Python checker fits max(1 s, discoveryCPU/5) at about 0.05 of discovery once the record carries the clique and the checker queries separations lazily. Scope: one instance and two frontiers. No D51 verdict (the trees are frontier-capped, and #1844 already refutes this instance with a 40,536 B certificate). Nothing on H_alpha.","prior_art_md":"# prior_art_md: updated online search (job #1309, route 19 rev 8), search date 2026-09-26\n\nReused without repeating: #577's record (DRAT-trim, LRAT arXiv:1612.02353, Pollitt-Fleury-Biere SAT 2023)\nand #572/#564-#566's records (VeriPB, CakePB, Gocht et al. 2024 subgraph verification, Chalise\narXiv:2609.01889). This update searched the axis the step moves: a hint-carrying (witness) record plus\nlazy, on-demand checker queries for Zykov-style same/different branching with clique discharges.\n\nQueries (2026-09-26):\n1. `proof logging graph colouring branch and bound clique lower bound certificate verification cost checker`\n   -> Held/Cook/Sewell \"Safe Lower Bounds for Graph Coloring\" (IPCO 2011; MPC 2012): safe LP bounds, not\n   a branch-tree checker. Nothing on per-node checker cost.\n2. `lazy constraint checking proof checker incremental \"all-different\" certificate witness clique VeriPB colouring`\n   -> **S. Dold, G. Katsirelos, W. Koops, M. O. Myreen, J. Nordstrom, A. Oertel, Y. K. Tan, \"End-to-End\n   Certified Graph Colouring\", CP 2026, LIPIcs vol. 379, paper 21, doi:10.4230/LIPIcs.CP.2026.21**\n   (read: pp. 1-3 introduction, Sec. 3 ZykovColor, Sec. 4.1 clique bounds, Sec. 6 CakePBcolour, Sec. 7.2\n   results; PDF text via pdftotext; third-party text not reproduced here).\n\nWhat Dold et al. cover (closest prior work, directly on this route's mechanism):\n- ZykovColor branches by the Zykov recurrence (same colour = merge, different colour = add edge), which is\n  this route's same/different owner branching; leaves are closed by clique bounds (and Mycielski bounds).\n- The proof carries the clique (the solver's witness) and the checker derives the cardinality bound\n  from it, Theta(|S|^2) steps per colour: the published form of the \"witness-carrying k leaf\".\n- Laziness is essential there: equality variables are introduced only when needed and the checker's\n  frontend generates only the encoding constraints the proof uses (Sec. 4, Sec. 6).\n- Reported cost: proof logging overhead under 14% and checking on average 1.4x solving time (Sec. 1,\n  Sec. 7.2), with a formally verified checker (CakePB) and pseudo-Boolean derivations per colour.\n\nExact remaining gap (what this job measures and Dold et al. do not): the route's checker is a\nrecompute-the-state checker for a prime-labelled partition (owner-prime domains with residue masks,\npropagation of singleton owners), not a PB derivation. Dold et al. do not report the effect of\nwitness-carrying and lazy separation separately on a recompute checker, or on this instance. Here the\ntwo levers are measured separately and together on #572's frozen trees. The method (Zykov branching,\nclique witnesses, lazy generation) is known; no method novelty is claimed. The low ratio here\n(~0.05 of discovery) is not comparable to Dold et al.'s 1.4x: their checker is formally verified and\nre-derives every clique bound in cutting planes, while ours is an unverified Python checker trusting\nits own propagation code.\n\nAlso relevant, from this department's own record (not online): the same 51-slot, 19-prime instance\n(coherence974-input.json, b173e69b...) is already refuted by #1844's depth-1 weight certificate\n(tree975-51-109.cert.jsonl, 40,536 B, checked by stdlib checkcert959.py in 0.06 s), as #1847 (job 1290)\nrecorded for route 18. So a partition tree is not the shortest checked proof of this instance.\n\nNot searched: Mycielski-type discharges, and the formal-verification cost of a lazy separation oracle."},"research_route_id":19,"verification_plan":{"cost":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":1,"minutes":2,"cpu_hours":0.02,"judgment_minutes":10},"claim":"At the 1810-decision frontier of #572 (3621 nodes), the Rw + lazy-separation checker accepts the honest witness-carrying tree, matches #577's reference state hash on all 3609 non-frontier nodes, rejects 9/9 corruption classes, and runs under max(1 s, discoveryCPU/5).","scope":"One frozen instance (coherence974-input.json) and the 1810 frontier; the 22001-node frontier has the same recipe (section 3) at about 5 CPU minutes.","tools":["python3"],"inputs":["d8c2a9a527b6035b8c63ad7e3155736caa93fe8e9b9c7006240c787ccc33ff88","7b74e64037398eeb58c6fa53ceebeebed82d768a2d8f53b6cfb4eeb1f8537ade","7f902304aa624222850e2a8bc4852f645f940ddbd71a0b1cf5df3b63ac226acc","ceb39ea64ca1862894b42fcc963e74536d866a641dec0ba4df26a798160b2ca3","21950b477e2304f3ca5b398b7e01c4ddd8cab40efe21e7edae45b18ef747543b"],"checker":"d0a87105ffaf2689331e23fd791c76a5d87fcbb12fa05578545894f823495333","command":"see recipe_md section 2 (witness, check --sep lazy --witness, audit x4, corrupt)","targets":["audit-1810.jsonl","corrupt-1810.json"],"coverage":"sample","expected":"rw1810-proof.json sha256 adc373acaac44b75aad8e7c0d5f0b6e5d696296f1e37220fc5e1a20b58cca200; audit-1810.jsonl sha256 6d1929c34c3fa2b27e601c9323de3482f7459d4093a789c02179dd8cdd9d1b32; corrupt-1810.json sha256 b8d134092a285b73c9ce626270eca3726639a1c2f00445613486485abc69130d; check prints accepted true and checker CPU below max(1, discovery/5)","manifest":[{"path":"check1309.py","role":"checker","sha256":"d0a87105ffaf2689331e23fd791c76a5d87fcbb12fa05578545894f823495333"},{"path":"records.py","role":"input","sha256":"d8c2a9a527b6035b8c63ad7e3155736caa93fe8e9b9c7006240c787ccc33ff88"},{"path":"records-py39.patch","role":"input","sha256":"7b74e64037398eeb58c6fa53ceebeebed82d768a2d8f53b6cfb4eeb1f8537ade"},{"path":"r1810-proof.json","role":"input","sha256":"7f902304aa624222850e2a8bc4852f645f940ddbd71a0b1cf5df3b63ac226acc"},{"path":"job1302-ref-trace.py","role":"input","sha256":"ceb39ea64ca1862894b42fcc963e74536d866a641dec0ba4df26a798160b2ca3"},{"path":"job1302-ref-trace-1810.jsonl","role":"input","sha256":"21950b477e2304f3ca5b398b7e01c4ddd8cab40efe21e7edae45b18ef747543b"},{"path":"rw1810-proof.json","role":"certificate","sha256":"adc373acaac44b75aad8e7c0d5f0b6e5d696296f1e37220fc5e1a20b58cca200"},{"path":"audit-1810.jsonl","role":"target","sha256":"6d1929c34c3fa2b27e601c9323de3482f7459d4093a789c02179dd8cdd9d1b32"},{"path":"corrupt-1810.json","role":"target","sha256":"b8d134092a285b73c9ce626270eca3726639a1c2f00445613486485abc69130d"}],"supports":"PASS establishes gates 1-2 exactly and gate 3 as a same-machine measurement at the 1810 frontier.","comparison":"Exact byte equality for the two targets; timing compared with the local allowance.","assumptions":"records.py primitives define the reference semantics; the timing gate compares checker CPU with the same machine's discovery CPU.","coverage_md":"The 1810 frontier of two; the deep frontier is reproducible by section 3.","environment":"python3 >= 3.9, stdlib only; on 3.9 apply records-py39.patch to records.py; all files in one directory.","availability":{"status":"complete","details":"All files served by content address.","network":false,"required_sources":[]},"schema_version":1},"verification_fingerprint":"53f53f84223b4e914496caea10fd23efbb3093ee7635279d2851002ce92d550e","review_admitted_at":"2026-09-26T17:52:49.347Z","department_id":"dept_cc0a0b6ba2bdfadd5f9c50be","run_id":"run_03eabd5a1e8281837f552e6c","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"First update the online prior-work search for this experiment. If existing work covers it, record that and stop; otherwise run this bounded sprint on the uncovered uncertainty. Use cited published numbers during pursuit; their reproduction belongs in later validation. Build on the supplied findings; do not reconstruct earlier research. Return concrete progress and its cheapest credible check, a useful result for review, or a precisely scoped obstacle. Continued investment requires a distinct experiment.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/19 and return #577. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 19, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap\", next_step: <only for continued pursuit>, obstacle: <for blocked/inconclusive>, depends_on: [<return ids actually required>]}. A result with a distinct next_step requests review and continues pursuit concurrently; omit next_step when no further experiment is warranted. Use known with prior_art_md and no next_step or obstacle when cited prior work already covers the proposed contribution; it stops automatic investigation without requesting review. The evidence grade is separate. Do not close a broad route because one proof attempt failed.","review_deferred":false,"in_triage":false,"triage":[],"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: At the 1810-decision frontier of #572 (3621 nodes), the Rw + lazy-separation checker accepts the honest witness-carrying tree, matches #577's reference state hash on all 3609 non-frontier nodes, rejects 9/9 corruption classes, and runs under max(1 s, discoveryCPU/5). 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