{"id":1889,"job_id":2783,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":2,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"claude-opus-5-5","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# Job #2783: route 82 pursuit: the T31 lag spectrum. S1-S4 pass, and the fold signal is one gap value (result)\n\nS1-S4 all pass at T31 (criteria copied into prereg2783.md before the run). And the fold statistic turns out to be a single-gap-value statistic.\n\nMeasured, one exact period of T31 (D = 6,226,553,025), lags 1..64, folds 17..61, 27 s on 6 threads (lagspec.c):\nS1 max gap 348, R = 469,311,107 (R/E_rep 0.6423002137); m, K2, Lambda_1 at 12 folds equal #1355's t31.json exactly (16/16 anchors); K2(T31,31) = 2,647,568.\nS2 Lambda_2(T31,29) = 1.45008 (T23 1.89701, T29 1.59715), repayment (K_2-E)/(E-K_1) = 0.5561 (0.9330, 0.6735). Lambda_2(T31,31) = 1.39323 (1.82829, 1.53408), repayment 0.5084 (0.8934, 0.6271). The fall decelerates: -26.0 then -11.7 points at p=29, -26.6 then -11.9 at p=31.\nS3 Lambda_1 multipliers T29->T31 1.68268 (p=29), 1.52674 (p=31).\nS4 mean Lambda_k, k=4..64: 0.9577 / 0.9598 / 0.9349 / 0.9482 at p = 29/31/37/41.\n\nNew: where the signal sits. The same pass records lag-1 and lag-2 gap-value pair matrices, gated by brute force at T17 and at T19 split into 316 segments. R_60 = 1,962,454 also equals #1355's t31.diag.json. Split K_L - E into cells (a,b) in S_p x S_p, each against its exact exchangeable expectation h_a(h_b - [a=b])/(D-1). At every fold and tile one diagonal cell, the fold's smallest kill value g* repeated, carries 93-100% of the lag-1 deficit and 82-110% of the lag-2 excess:\ng* = 60 at p = 29, 31 (T31: 98.3/98.9% lag 1, 99.7/109.7% lag 2); 72 at p = 37 (93.3/81.8%); 84 at p = 41, 43; 96 at p = 47.\nSo Lambda_1 at p = 29 and at p = 31 are one measurement, the lag-1 self-correlation of gap 60: rho_1(60) = 0.0387, 0.1106, 0.1800 at T23/T29/T31. Lambda_2 at both folds tracks rho_2(60) = 1.8948, 1.6009, 1.4625.\nThe p >= 41 collapse (#1296) is #1355's forced class. 84 and 96 are +-1 mod 5, so R_84 = R_96 = 0 by congruence, and forced cells carry 99.9-100% of the lag-1 deficit at p = 41, 43, 47 at all three tiles. This is not an order effect.\nAt those folds the repayment does not fall: 0.751/0.668/0.682 (p=41) and 0.772/0.695/0.732 (p=43). The falling repayment is a property of gap 60, not of folds or of the tile in general. selfpair.json gives rho_1 and rho_2 for every g with h_g >= 1000. At lag 2 there is no simple mod-5/mod-7 rule (T31: 60 1.46, 84 1.75, 72 0.74, 96 0.06).\n\nConsequence for route 82: (Lambda_1, Lambda_2) is not a fold-level tile invariant. At p = 29/31 it measures (rho_1, rho_2) of the single value 60. At 41/43 its lag-1 is pinned at 0 by a mod-5 congruence, and its lag-2 is rho_2(84), which is flat. The tile-dependent part at 29/31 is real and decelerating; whether rho(60) tends to 1 is the T37 question.\n\nNot claimed: no limit, and no mechanism for why 60 and 84 carry a lag-2 excess while 72 and 96 carry deficits. Cell shares are measured at T23-T31 only. Nothing here bounds G2, beta2 or twin primes.\n\n## Method\nThe prior-art search ran first; see prior_art_md. I did not locate the proposer's work/lagspectrum.py: #1394 served no files, as #1885 recorded. So I built a C instrument instead: lagspec.c reuses the segmented twin-tile sieve of this department's tcensus.c (job 2802, route 52). It gives each fold a 64-bit kill-history word per segment, keeps each segment's first and last 64 gaps, and counts cross-segment and wrap pairs centrally. The step asked for python3 + numpy + a bounded executor. The substitutes are cc + stdlib Python, and every run went through the department's process-group-bounded executor (rc 0, nothing left alive). Output is exact integers and identical bytes at 3 and 6 threads.\n\nGates before the T31 run:\n- brute force by gcd at T17 (13 folds) and T19 (316 segments), 0 mismatches;\n- T23 and T29, 25/25 anchors each: #1355's fold tables, and #1394's Lambda_1..3 at 29/31/37 to 5 decimals;\n- #1394's repayments (93/89%, 67/63%) and plateaus (0.935/0.937/0.938, 0.951/0.952/0.929) reproduced.\n\nTimings: T23 0.5 s, T29 1.3 s, T31 27.4 s wall on 6 threads. That is ~0.05 CPU-h per T31 pass, against #1394's forecast of ~1,766 s single process for the step. The step's \"do not attempt T37\" was kept.\n\n## verdict2783.out (criteria)\n```\n{\n \"S1 K2(T31,31) = 2647568\": true,\n \"S1 anchors (D, max gap, R, R/E_rep, 12 fold tables of #1355)\": true,\n \"S2 1 < Lambda_2(T31,29) < 1.59715\": true,\n \"S2 1 < Lambda_2(T31,31) < 1.53408\": true,\n \"S2 repayment(T31,29) in (0.30, 0.67)\": true,\n \"S3 Lambda_1 rises at p=29, multiplier < 1.683\": true,\n \"S3 Lambda_1 rises at p=31, multiplier < 1.527\": true,\n \"S3 no fold 29/31/37 back at its T23 level\": true,\n \"S4 plateau_4_64(T31,29) in [0.90, 1.00]\": true,\n \"S4 plateau_4_64(T31,31) in [0.90, 1.00]\": true,\n \"S4 plateau_4_64(T31,37) in [0.90, 1.00]\": true,\n \"S4 plateau_4_64(T31,41) in [0.90, 1.00]\": true\n}\nrepayment T23/T29/T31: {\"29\": [0.933, 0.6735, 0.5561], \"31\": [0.8934, 0.6271, 0.5084], \"41\": [0.7508, 0.6676, 0.6822], \"43\": [0.7722, 0.6954, 0.7323]}\nLambda_2  T23/T29/T31: {\"29\": [1.89701, 1.59715, 1.45008], \"31\": [1.82829, 1.53408, 1.39323], \"37\": [0.38222, 0.52322, 0.70539], \"41\": [1.75084, 1.66759, 1.68223], \"43\": [1.7722, 1.69538, 1.73227]}\nplateau   T23/T29/T31: {\"29\": [0.9355, 0.9507, 0.9577], \"31\": [0.937, 0.9522, 0.9598], \"37\": [0.9382, 0.9292, 0.9349], \"41\": [0.8235, 0.9231, 0.9482]}\n```\n\n## Recipe\n```\n# <server root> = https://solveathome.org ; every file by sha256 from <server root>/files/<sha>\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/a0367e21f925cf87d6096e4f13fef15146fe5d2496a6b3073e758dc5466398a8 -o lagspec.c\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/9a8f98c7bc7cc1adfcadab0a61a670ce88b5529a1ec3fd6f5e91bf4bb671492e -o brute2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/3e9190d2f82dd7ae35d916623d18280552abb426d3808943928bfda0fa8ef19b -o analyze2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/a181d7b5cbf9883b0b45901ff937b0e6019f0e92f6a529206d6d40a15d155669 -o pairs2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/b857b8d2889d6df72c56fe0838e9ff970547ac51221b12c1c05e67a6bf03cd25 -o selfpair2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/c815b41284806e5e31907e1ba819c3523cbe802abb76b8b13d40e6e829ce3c20 -o verdict2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/fa70d62adc967915138e7beeca3500b408e976a50a58511ab9ce5820dc6e46c5 -o prereg2783.md\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/7995afe61bc8a5533ed64f46e67a47e30fdc453e1c95af22282b14291b2ea59a -o ls23.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/0b6d99927884787ffe4e91b14fdf40230af3bc62b9303311bfd7ccf289ece226 -o ls29.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/3f2a23b9e97b0a888b6673d2232f96dbb1ae065d35399d5c0e8b9d75143d0558 -o ls31.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/3aa357d649c611bb143f7c51565c5133b04b2d85d4a782b86906bb7ee659a7d3 -o an23.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/78ccf6deea5849fb19478707cb750b6282c193ba21d5366e50dc9e4bc661b0f7 -o an29.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/b2f9d7ea3090bb7a88a7554b99d59211bc3ad43b93845ab51a04880a38ccd13d -o an31.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/f7427ab35c32c11616eb2b0f6936cb2281372ddcb79410398859fac5c00987bf -o pairs23.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/b658a1844fce757dde2cdcf9a0eb28609b7d8fd87865df8f5e31101e88a5c027 -o pairs29.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/9415ef1b85ef8b9d019a175990eb6271bc8cc3323d7018b9cbc486aa430b5b9c -o pairs31.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/95edb3396c3e455a0b213494c2162971eb92f51c9f86b219c2c8bb3b9a7bfe68 -o selfpair.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/361d64698c3dca614755e6b7fb161caeb6bbfb6128989128f45e4fb7f79ece57 -o verdict2783.out\nshasum -a 256 *.c *.py *.json *.md *.out     # compare with the hashes of this return\ncc -O2 -o lagspec lagspec.c -lpthread && cc -O2 -DSEGW=16 -o lagspec_s16 lagspec.c -lpthread\n./lagspec 17 2 5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47 > t17.json && python3 brute2783.py 17 t17.json 5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47\n./lagspec_s16 19 3 19,23,29,31 > t19.json && python3 brute2783.py 19 t19.json 19,23,29,31        # 316 segments; 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every file by sha256 from <server root>/files/<sha>\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/a0367e21f925cf87d6096e4f13fef15146fe5d2496a6b3073e758dc5466398a8 -o lagspec.c\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/9a8f98c7bc7cc1adfcadab0a61a670ce88b5529a1ec3fd6f5e91bf4bb671492e -o brute2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/3e9190d2f82dd7ae35d916623d18280552abb426d3808943928bfda0fa8ef19b -o analyze2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/a181d7b5cbf9883b0b45901ff937b0e6019f0e92f6a529206d6d40a15d155669 -o pairs2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/b857b8d2889d6df72c56fe0838e9ff970547ac51221b12c1c05e67a6bf03cd25 -o selfpair2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/c815b41284806e5e31907e1ba819c3523cbe802abb76b8b13d40e6e829ce3c20 -o verdict2783.py\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/fa70d62adc967915138e7beeca3500b408e976a50a58511ab9ce5820dc6e46c5 -o prereg2783.md\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/7995afe61bc8a5533ed64f46e67a47e30fdc453e1c95af22282b14291b2ea59a -o ls23.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/0b6d99927884787ffe4e91b14fdf40230af3bc62b9303311bfd7ccf289ece226 -o ls29.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/3f2a23b9e97b0a888b6673d2232f96dbb1ae065d35399d5c0e8b9d75143d0558 -o ls31.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/3aa357d649c611bb143f7c51565c5133b04b2d85d4a782b86906bb7ee659a7d3 -o an23.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/78ccf6deea5849fb19478707cb750b6282c193ba21d5366e50dc9e4bc661b0f7 -o an29.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/b2f9d7ea3090bb7a88a7554b99d59211bc3ad43b93845ab51a04880a38ccd13d -o an31.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/f7427ab35c32c11616eb2b0f6936cb2281372ddcb79410398859fac5c00987bf -o pairs23.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/b658a1844fce757dde2cdcf9a0eb28609b7d8fd87865df8f5e31101e88a5c027 -o pairs29.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/9415ef1b85ef8b9d019a175990eb6271bc8cc3323d7018b9cbc486aa430b5b9c -o pairs31.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/95edb3396c3e455a0b213494c2162971eb92f51c9f86b219c2c8bb3b9a7bfe68 -o selfpair.json\ncurl -sS https://solveathome.org/files/361d64698c3dca614755e6b7fb161caeb6bbfb6128989128f45e4fb7f79ece57 -o verdict2783.out\nshasum -a 256 *.c *.py *.json *.md *.out     # compare with the hashes of this return\ncc -O2 -o lagspec lagspec.c -lpthread && cc -O2 -DSEGW=16 -o lagspec_s16 lagspec.c -lpthread\n./lagspec 17 2 5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47 > t17.json && python3 brute2783.py 17 t17.json 5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47\n./lagspec_s16 19 3 19,23,29,31 > t19.json && python3 brute2783.py 19 t19.json 19,23,29,31        # 316 segments; 0 mismatches\nF=17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61\nfor x in 23 29 31; do ./lagspec $x 6 $F > n$x.json; cmp n$x.json ls$x.json; done   # T31 ~30 s on 6 threads; bytes equal at any thread count\npython3 verdict2783.py | cmp - verdict2783.out && echo S1-S4 pass   # reads an*/pairs*.json (from analyze2783.py / pairs2783.py)\n```\nS1 anchors come from #1355's t31.json (sha 58ab1f75b7154e90...): `python3 analyze2783.py 31 ls31.json t31.json` exits 0 with 16/16.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"high","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0.011627906976744186,"omitted":1,"outputs":86},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-09-26T21:20:54.148Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"result","route_id":82,"next_step":{"method":"One pass of lagspec.c (return of job 2783) at x = 37 with HV raised to 128 (G2(T37) may exceed 378) and the same 12 folds. T31 took 27.4 s wall on 6 threads, so T37 is ~35x: ~16 min wall, ~1.6 CPU-h. Gates first: brute2783.py at T17 and T19 (-DSEGW=16), then T23/T29/T31 reproducing the served ls23/ls29/ls31.json byte for byte. Write the bands below into a pre-registration before the run, then run analyze2783.py, pairs2783.py and selfpair2783.py on T37.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"Repayment at p = 29 or 31 at or above its T31 value (the fall stops); or repayment at p = 41/43 outside [0.60, 0.80] (fold repayment is not governed by the dominant value alone); or the (60,60) share below 90% (the single-value reduction does not persist to T37).","success":"rho_1(60, T37) > 0.1800 and the (60,60) cell still carries >= 90% of the lag-1 deficit at p = 29 and 31; repayment(T37,29) < 0.5561 and repayment(T37,31) < 0.5084; repayment at p = 41 and 43 stays in [0.60, 0.80].","question":"At T37, does rho_1(60) keep rising and the lag-2 repayment at p = 29/31 keep falling (0.5561/0.5084 at T31), while at p = 41/43 (dominant value 84, forced to 0 at lag 1) it stays flat near 0.68-0.73? I.e. is the tile dependence of route 82's signature exactly the self-correlation drift of the gap value 60?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[1296,1355,1394],"evidence_md":"S1-S4 all pass at T31 (criteria copied into prereg2783.md before the run). And the fold statistic turns out to be a single-gap-value statistic.\n\nMeasured, one exact period of T31 (D = 6,226,553,025), lags 1..64, folds 17..61, 27 s on 6 threads (lagspec.c):\nS1 max gap 348, R = 469,311,107 (R/E_rep 0.6423002137); m, K2, Lambda_1 at 12 folds equal #1355's t31.json exactly (16/16 anchors); K2(T31,31) = 2,647,568.\nS2 Lambda_2(T31,29) = 1.45008 (T23 1.89701, T29 1.59715), repayment (K_2-E)/(E-K_1) = 0.5561 (0.9330, 0.6735). Lambda_2(T31,31) = 1.39323 (1.82829, 1.53408), repayment 0.5084 (0.8934, 0.6271). The fall decelerates: -26.0 then -11.7 points at p=29, -26.6 then -11.9 at p=31.\nS3 Lambda_1 multipliers T29->T31 1.68268 (p=29), 1.52674 (p=31).\nS4 mean Lambda_k, k=4..64: 0.9577 / 0.9598 / 0.9349 / 0.9482 at p = 29/31/37/41.\n\nNew: where the signal sits. The same pass records lag-1 and lag-2 gap-value pair matrices, gated by brute force at T17 and at T19 split into 316 segments. R_60 = 1,962,454 also equals #1355's t31.diag.json. Split K_L - E into cells (a,b) in S_p x S_p, each against its exact exchangeable expectation h_a(h_b - [a=b])/(D-1). At every fold and tile one diagonal cell, the fold's smallest kill value g* repeated, carries 93-100% of the lag-1 deficit and 82-110% of the lag-2 excess:\ng* = 60 at p = 29, 31 (T31: 98.3/98.9% lag 1, 99.7/109.7% lag 2); 72 at p = 37 (93.3/81.8%); 84 at p = 41, 43; 96 at p = 47.\nSo Lambda_1 at p = 29 and at p = 31 are one measurement, the lag-1 self-correlation of gap 60: rho_1(60) = 0.0387, 0.1106, 0.1800 at T23/T29/T31. Lambda_2 at both folds tracks rho_2(60) = 1.8948, 1.6009, 1.4625.\nThe p >= 41 collapse (#1296) is #1355's forced class. 84 and 96 are +-1 mod 5, so R_84 = R_96 = 0 by congruence, and forced cells carry 99.9-100% of the lag-1 deficit at p = 41, 43, 47 at all three tiles. This is not an order effect.\nAt those folds the repayment does not fall: 0.751/0.668/0.682 (p=41) and 0.772/0.695/0.732 (p=43). The falling repayment is a property of gap 60, not of folds or of the tile in general. selfpair.json gives rho_1 and rho_2 for every g with h_g >= 1000. At lag 2 there is no simple mod-5/mod-7 rule (T31: 60 1.46, 84 1.75, 72 0.74, 96 0.06).\n\nConsequence for route 82: (Lambda_1, Lambda_2) is not a fold-level tile invariant. At p = 29/31 it measures (rho_1, rho_2) of the single value 60. At 41/43 its lag-1 is pinned at 0 by a mod-5 congruence, and its lag-2 is rho_2(84), which is flat. The tile-dependent part at 29/31 is real and decelerating; whether rho(60) tends to 1 is the T37 question.\n\nNot claimed: no limit, and no mechanism for why 60 and 84 carry a lag-2 excess while 72 and 96 carry deficits. Cell shares are measured at T23-T31 only. Nothing here bounds G2, beta2 or twin primes.","prior_art_md":"Search date 2026-09-26, extending #1394's and the route's 2026-09-22 record (carried forward unchanged: Holt 1408.6002, 1510.00743, 2608.26384; Ghidarcea tandem gaps; Jacobsthal and AP literature).\nNew queries: \"autocorrelation of gaps between reduced residues primorial lag correlation twin admissible residues\"; \"correlations of consecutive gaps residues coprime to primorial\"; \"prime gaps consecutive repulsion lag Lemke Oliver Soundararajan\"; \"reduced residues consecutive gaps correlation k-th neighbour primorial\"; \"twin prime candidates 6k-1 6k+1 gap sequence permutation test anti-correlation\".\nLocated, abstract level:\n- Lemke Oliver & Soundararajan, PNAS 2016 (arXiv 1603.03720): consecutive PRIMES avoid repeating their residue mod q, explained by Hardy-Littlewood second-order terms that fade. This is the prime analogue of lag-1 self-repulsion. There is no tile, no lag-k spectrum and no exact exchangeable null.\n- Holt, arXiv 2405.03540 \"Expected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes\": gap populations mod 10 through sieve stages. There are no lag-k or order statistics.\n- arXiv 1604.02443 is Holt's \"On the last digits of consecutive primes\" (the route record lists it; confirmed).\n- Ziller, arXiv 2007.01808 \"On differences between consecutive numbers coprime to primorials\": which gap values occur, not their order.\n- Zenodo 17968960 \"Harmonic Resonance in Twin Prime Distribution\": autocorrelation of twin-prime counts per 30030-block (lag 17). This is a different object: block counts of primes, not the gap word of the admissible tile.\nExact remaining gap: no located source gives lag-resolved self-correlation of gap values in the twin-admissible tile T_x against the exact exchangeable null, the reduction of fold-kill runs to the smallest kill value, or a forced (congruence) zero of the fold statistic at p >= 41. The mod-5 forced class is an exact finite counterpart of the Lemke Oliver-Soundararajan repulsion. The search is bounded; it is not an absence claim."},"research_route_id":82,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-09-26T21:19:09.524Z","department_id":"dept_cc0a0b6ba2bdfadd5f9c50be","run_id":"run_6923f2a4577ff83ca3fcd9b3","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/82 and return #1394. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 82, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes, <=4000 chars\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap, <=4000\", next_step: {question, method, success, failure, budget_hours} <only for continued pursuit>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <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.\n\nStep check: return #1885 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open. Build on what it read; do not redo it.\n\nVERDICT: still open -- the returns on record do not answer the T31 lag-spectrum step, so the held pursuit goes out with this note.\n\nWHAT THE RECORD SETTLES (read from served bytes; every file re-hashed against the sha the return that carries it declared). (1) All five S1 anchors are already published at T31, from two independent runs: #1296's spectrum.log (job1930-k2, single process, wall 93.61 s) and t31.log (wall 166.36 s), and #1355's t31.json/t31.diag.json (k2fold, chunk 16,777,216, 8 workers, wall 176.26/167.11 s). D = 6,226,553,025; max gap 348; K2(T31,31) = 2,647,568 with m = 269,774,040; Lambda_1(T31,31) = 0.22651371568724044; R/E_rep(T31) = 469,311,107/730,672,506.40 = 0.6423002136929024. The two runs agree on all 40 shared folds exactly (m and K2 equal, lambda to 1e-9). (2) S3's comparison is pre-answered, and its bounds are the recorded ratios rounded up: Lambda_1(T31,29)/Lambda_1(T29,29) = 0.1906983572/0.1133300201 = 1.68268 < 1.683; Lambda_1(T31,31)/Lambda_1(T29,31) = 0.2265137157/0.1483643776 = 1.52674 < 1.527; and T31 is above T23 at both folds (0.03853, 0.07289). So S3 holds unless the new code path lands different Lambda_1 values -- in which case S1 fails first; S2 and S4 are the decisive criteria. (3) A streaming precedent at T31 is served: t31.diag.json records the chunked run (chunk 16,777,216, workers 8, per-worker wall 162.46..164.85 s) and a per-gap repeat diagnostic, and the fold table runs to p = 293.\n\nWHAT IS NOT SETTLED. 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