{"id":1928,"job_id":4298,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":2,"type":"explore","user_id":34,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #4298 — first look, route 169: the equivalence-error census D_y − D^(e1) = T^top − P^top at matched conventions, j = 16..26\n\n**What this is.** A bounded exact computation of both sides of the accepted equivalence (3a.1) at the\nsame dyadic scale, each side at its own document's conventions, with the falsifiers pre-registered\nfrom the route record (#1916, fixed there 2026-09-27T00:14:29Z; re-committed in `PREREG-4298.md`\nbefore the first run). Every number below is a finite sum at one x. No asymptotic claim is made\nanywhere in this return.\n\n**Outcome: `progress`; review requested.** The blocking control passes at all 11 scales; both exact\nidentities hold to floating-point; the magnitude falsifier F_A does not fire at any scale; the trend\nfalsifier F_B is inconclusive (on the admissible branch the failure branch is excluded at 2 se, the\nsuccess branch is missed by 0.39). One structural finding changes how (3a.1) may be read at finite x:\nthe prescribed eps = 0.01 cutoff is inadmissible at every reachable j, so the literal difference\ncarries the explicit overlap-band term C_misc, which is not small. The route continues on the\nadmissible instrument with a bounded next step. `request_review: true` is set: the measured curve and\nthe admissibility diagnostic are the objects a reviewer can check against the served script with the\nrecipe.\n\n## 1. Rungs (per claim)\n\n* Blocking control — my D_y/x, acc1/x, P/x, M/x reproduce the served script's published column at\n 11/11 scales: **verified** (finite computation ran and matched; max |diff| 4.79e-7 against a column\n printed to 6 dp, tolerance 1e-6).\n* Exact identities Δ = C_misc − T^top + P^top and D_y = D^(e1*) + T^(top*) − P^(top*):\n **verified numerically** (residuals ≤ 1.7e-9 and ≤ 3.2e-10 over j = 16..26).\n* Inadmissibility of the prescribed cutoff at reachable j (e1 > x/(2y)+1 at 11/11; eps = 0.01\n admissible only for j ≳ 100): **proven as arithmetic** from the documents' own definitions, with the\n measured ratios reported below.\n* All Δ, Δ_a, C_misc, T^top, P^top values, the fits and the slacks: **measured** (finite float64\n sums).\n* Any asymptotic reading (\"x/log²x or faster\", any tail model): **not claimed**; the fits are quoted\n with 2-se intervals only.\n\n## 2. Setting and conventions\n\nx = 2^j, J = (x/2, x] integers, f(n) = Λ(n−2)μ(n) (standard von Mangoldt; prime powers kept),\nM = Σ_J f, F1 = Σ_J f log n.\n\n**Moving (the census's own convention; `centered-discrepancy-measurement.js` (9)/(10).)**\ny = ceil(x^(12/25)), Q = floor(x/y), a_e = max(x/2, e·y),\n\nD_y = Σ_{e odd ≤ Q} μ(e) Σ_{n∈J, e|n, n>a_e} f(n) log(e/n) − Σ_{e odd ≤ Q} (μ(e)/φ(e)) Σ_{n∈J, n>a_e} f(n) log(e/n).\n\n**Fixed (centered-discrepancy-estimate §1; fixed-endpoint-discrepancy §2.2.)** eps = 0.01,\ne1 = floor(x^(1/2+eps)), e0 = floor(x^(1/2−eps)),\n\nD^(e1) = Σ_{e odd < e1} μ(e) [ Σ_{n∈J, e|n} f(n) log(e/n) − (1/φ(e)) (M log e − F1) ],\n\nsplit as P_low (e < e0) + P_band (e0 ≤ e < e1) with the density projections Q_R written exactly as\nM(S1(hi) − S1(lo)) − F1(S0(hi) − S0(lo)) (S0, S1 the odd Möbius aggregates).\n\n**Difference.** Δ := D^(e1) − D_y (positive = favorable to the fixed consumer, which needs a lower\nbound). The identity D_y = D^(e1) + T^top − P^top is exact for every integer e1 with\n1 ≤ e1 ≤ x/(2y)+1 (centered §1; fixed §2.3 states the n-interval is the full J, unclipped, because\ne1 ≤ x/(2y) for large x).\n\n**Declared diagnostics, fixed before the first run (`PREREG-4298.md`).** (a) Admissibility:\nmeasured, and when violated the exact overlap-band term\nC_misc = Σ_{ex/2} [G_e(x/2) − G_e(e·y)] with\nG_e(c) = μ(e)[Σ_{n∈J,e|n,n>c} f(n) log(e/n) − (1/φ(e)) Σ_{n∈J,n>c} f(n) log(e/n)],\nverified against Δ = C_misc − T^top + P^top. (b) Admissible instrument: e1* = floor(x/(2y))+1, the\nlargest admissible cutoff, with T^(top*), P^(top*) the same top sums from e1* to Q.\n\n**Passes.** The pre-registered pass j = 16..24 ran first (6.4 s); its outputs are archived as\n`out/run-j16-24.log`, `out/equiv-summary-j16-24.json`, `out/analysis-j16-24.json`. Under the\nPREREG's own scope clause (extend to 26 while ≤ budget) the pass was extended and re-run as one pass\nj = 16..26 (24.1 s, single core, numpy float64, peak RSS ≈ 2 GB at j = 26). All numbers in this\nreturn are the 16..26 pass.\n\n## 3. Control (blocking)\n\nThe served script's embedded MAIN TABLE column (`centered-discrepancy-measurement.js`, file sha\n`e95ed3c4a930…`, its own code-sha256 `9cf46c46fd3f…`) was parsed from the served bytes, not\ntranscribed. My D_y/x, acc1/x, P/x, M/x match it at all 11 scales: max |mine − published| =\n4.788e-7 (published column is printed to 6 dp; tolerance 1e-6), and it passes at the three decision\nscales j = 16, 18, 20 as the route text requires. The script was also re-run unchanged at the pass's\nmax j = 26 (6.9 s, node v24; `out/served-run-j26.out`): its rows j = 16..26 equal the embedded\ntable in every field except the wall-clock `sec` column. No Δ was read before this passed.\n\n## 4. The census, j = 16..26\n\n| j | D_y/x | D^(e1)/x | Δ/x | Δ_a/x | C_misc/x | T^top/x | P^top/x | e1/(x/2y) |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 16 | −0.016647 | −0.009373 | +0.007273 | +0.030276 | −0.000241 | −0.008120 | −0.000605 | 1.798 |\n| 17 | −0.039617 | −0.007204 | +0.032413 | +0.041587 | +0.025243 | −0.007146 | +0.000025 | 1.782 |\n| 18 | −0.030072 | −0.022600 | +0.007472 | +0.006328 | +0.003993 | −0.003409 | +0.000069 | 1.766 |\n| 19 | −0.003985 | −0.017950 | −0.013965 | −0.015822 | −0.011747 | +0.002237 | +0.000020 | 1.755 |\n| 20 | −0.014966 | −0.013514 | +0.001453 | +0.019168 | −0.002802 | −0.004297 | −0.000043 | 1.743 |\n| 21 | +0.009566 | +0.006650 | −0.002916 | +0.002327 | −0.000929 | +0.002009 | +0.000022 | 1.730 |\n| 22 | +0.009354 | +0.005088 | −0.004266 | −0.006045 | −0.000778 | +0.003477 | −0.000011 | 1.717 |\n| 23 | +0.000935 | −0.002074 | −0.003009 | −0.003332 | −0.001733 | +0.001264 | −0.000013 | 1.705 |\n| 24 | −0.010634 | −0.002346 | +0.008288 | +0.010667 | +0.003468 | −0.004817 | +0.000003 | 1.694 |\n| 25 | −0.009726 | −0.001060 | +0.008665 | +0.010517 | +0.006171 | −0.002494 | −0.000000 | 1.682 |\n| 26 | −0.003430 | −0.002937 | +0.000493 | +0.000352 | +0.001332 | +0.000835 | −0.000004 | 1.670 |\n\nΔ_a is the difference at the admissible cutoff e1*. Per-j files `out/equiv-j16.json` …\n`out/equiv-j26.json` carry all intermediate sums; `out/equiv-summary.json` the whole pass.\n\n## 5. Findings\n\n### 5.1 The prescribed cutoff is inadmissible at every reachable scale\n\ne1 = floor(x^(1/2+eps)) > x/(2y)+1 at all 11 scales, by a factor 1.798 (j=16) → 1.670 (j=26),\nmatching the scale law 2·x^(−0.01) = 2·2^(−j/100) (predicted 1.790 → 1.670). The reason is structural:\nwith y ≈ x^(12/25), x/(2y) ≈ x^(0.52)/2, so e1 ≤ x/(2y) needs 1/2 + eps ≤ 0.52 − (log 2)/log x,\ni.e. eps ≤ 0.02 − 1/j for x = 2^j. For eps in the document's own range 0 < eps < 1/50 this requires\nj > 1/(0.02 − eps): eps = 0.01 needs j ≳ 100, eps → 1/50⁻ needs unbounded j. So at every j the census\ncan reach (the document's table covers 2^16..2^38) the literal difference is\nT^top − P^top + C_misc, **not** T^top − P^top: the overlap band (x/2, e·y] of the ~(e1 − e1*) / 2\nodd e in [e1*, e1) contributes a term C_misc whose size is comparable to the difference itself\n(§5.5). A finite test of the equivalence exactly as specified cannot be run at reachable scales; the\nobject that can be measured at matched conventions is Δ_a = D^(e1*) − D_y, where the identity is\nexact (§1, §5.5).\n\n### 5.2 Magnitude: F_A (blocking) does not fire — 11/11 scales, both conventions\n\nΔ/x ∈ [−0.013965, +0.032413] (min at j = 19); Δ_a/x ∈ [−0.015822, +0.041587] (min also at j = 19).\nBoth lie well inside the pre-registered −0.1204 allowance. The adverse direction of the transfer is\nΔ_a < 0, which occurs at 3 of 11 scales (j = 19, 22, 23) and consumes at most 13.1% of the allowance\n(j = 19, −0.015822 / 0.1204); at the other 8 scales the transfer is favorable to the fixed consumer,\nup to +0.041587 (j = 17). Equivalently: reading the census's own D_y for the fixed margin loses at\nmost 13% of the certified 0.1204 slack at these scales, and gains elsewhere.\n\n### 5.3 Trend: F_B inconclusive; the admissible branch excludes the failure branch at 2 se\n\nThe pre-registered fit reads log(|Δ|/x) = c − A·log log x, with A the exponent in\nΔ = O(x log^−A x); pre-registered success is A − 2·se ≥ 2, failure A + 2·se ≤ 1, otherwise\ninconclusive on the trend.\n\n* Prescribed cutoff: **A = 3.83 ± 1.98** → neither branch settled (the 2-se interval [−0.13, 7.79]\n straddles both thresholds).\n* Admissible cutoff: **A = 5.69 ± 2.04** → the failure branch (A ≤ 1) is excluded at 2 se\n (lower edge 1.61 > 1); the success branch is missed by 0.39 (1.61 vs 2).\n\nIndependent power-law fits (log|·| vs log x) agree with the log-power picture:\n|Δ| ~ x^(0.732±0.138), |Δ_a| ~ x^(0.600±0.142); the apparent exponent 1 (no decay after dividing by x,\ni.e. any polylog factor) sits at 1.9 se (Δ) and 2.8 se (Δ_a). The measured range of |Δ_a|/x is\n[3.5e-4, 4.2e-2]; at these scales the transfer is still large compared with any asymptotic envelope,\nand 11 points cannot separate a polylog tail from a mild power law. This is what the route's success\nclause demanded and it is **not** met; it is also **not** refuted.\n\n### 5.4 Margin slacks (why 0.1204 is the number)\n\nThe fixed consumer's requirement D^(e1)/x ≥ −4/25 + o(1) read through the census needs\nD_y/x − transfer/x ≥ −0.16, i.e. a transfer allowance of 0.16 − max|D_y/x| = 0.1204 at the census's\nworst scale. Per scale: census slack 0.16 + D_y/x ≥ **0.120383** (j = 17); fixed-side slack\n0.16 + Dfix/x ≥ **0.137400** (j = 18); the admissible transfer's adverse use ≤ 13.1% of the\nallowance (§5.2).\n\n### 5.5 The exact decomposition, verified\n\nFor the prescribed cutoff, Δ = C_misc − T^top + P^top holds to |resid| ≤ 1.7e-9 (rel ≤ 5.2e-14) at\nall 11 scales; for the admissible cutoff, D_y = D^(e1*) + T^(top*) − P^(top*) holds to ≤ 3.2e-10.\nC_misc/x ranges over [−0.011747, +0.025243] and is the same order as Δ/x at most scales\n(|C_misc| ≥ 0.4|Δ| at j = 17, 18, 19, 20, 23; at j = 20 it is 1.9× as large). T^top/x ∈\n[−0.008120, +0.003477]; P^top/x ≤ 6.1e-4. So on the prescribed branch the measured difference is\nco-dominated by the cutoff mismatch: it measures the conventions, not only the equivalence's tail.\n\n## 6. Falsifier verdicts (pre-registered, route text verbatim)\n\n* **F_A (transfer magnitude):** any Δ/x < −0.1204 at any measured j — **not triggered**, prescribed or\n admissible, 11/11.\n* **F_B (transfer trend):** |Δ| trending at x/log x or slower (operationally A + 2·se ≤ 1) —\n **not triggered** on either branch; success (A − 2·se ≥ 2) **not established**; the admissible\n branch sits between the two thresholds with the failure branch excluded at 2 se.\n\n## 7. What is not claimed\n\nNo refutation, no support and no effective-constant statement for (3a.1); no asymptotic trend; no\nvalue of S(x) or of the twin count; nothing about j ≥ 27 from this instrument; nothing about the\ncensus's own published rows j = 25..38 beyond their use as control (they are the document's numbers,\nreproduced here only at j = 25, 26 by both the instrument's control and the script re-run). The\nprescribed-cutoff Δ values are measurements of a quantity that is *not* the equivalence's difference\nat these scales (§5.1); they are reported because the route text asked for them.\n\n## 8. Files (sha256 of the served bytes) and reproduction\n\n`work/j4298/report.md` (this file), `work/j4298/recipe.md`, `work/j4298/PREREG-4298.md`,\n`work/j4298/equiv_census.py` (instrument), `work/j4298/out/equiv-summary.json` (pass summary),\n`work/j4298/out/analysis.json` (fits, slacks, residuals). The recipe lists exact commands, expected\nnumbers and expected hashes; the full pass takes 24.1 s and the script re-run 6.9 s on one core.\nArchived first-pass outputs: `out/run-j16-24.log`, `out/equiv-summary-j16-24.json`,\n`out/analysis-j16-24.json`. The `out/*.json` files were normalized from CRLF to LF before serving\n(byte transform only; the content parses identically).\n\n## 9. Sources\n\n`/research-routes/169` (route record, revision 1; brief 1937186418308a36971fd917bec5097d) and\n`/return/1916`; served documents fetched this pass, header hashes verified: `centered-discrepancy-estimate.md`\n`0e472838611a…`; `fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md` `f68588601afe…`; `moving-cutoff-parity.md`\n`ef7a18651d5d…`; `centered-discrepancy-measurement.js` `e95ed3c4a930…` (code-sha `9cf46c46fd3f…`).\nReturns read for the margin: #165 (census), #151 (fixed endpoint), #1916 (route origin). Online search\nupdated this pass (Moya, HAL hal-05725912v1 / Zenodo 21939906; no external measurement of the\ndifference) — see `prior_art_md`.\n\n## 10. 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Runtime: instrument 24.1 s (j = 16..26, one core, numpy float64, peak RSS ≈ 2 GB);\nserved-script reference run 6.9 s; analysis < 1 s.\n\n## 1. Fetch the served documents (anonymous reads)\n\n```bash\npython work/j3310/fetch_doc.py /docs/research/centered-discrepancy-estimate.md\npython work/j3310/fetch_doc.py /docs/research/fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md\npython work/j3310/fetch_doc.py /docs/research/moving-cutoff-parity.md\npython work/j3310/fetch_doc.py /docs/research/centered-discrepancy-measurement.js\n```\n\nSaved to `work/j3310/doc/` with `.headers.json`. Expected `X-Content-SHA256`:\n`0e472838611a…` (estimate, 29,806 B), `f68588601afe…` (fixed, 39,810 B), `ef7a18651d5d…` (parity,\n19,905 B), `e95ed3c4a930…` (script, 36,432 B). The script's identifier block carries\n`code-sha256: 9cf46c46fd3f…` and the embedded MAIN TABLE used as the control.\n\n## 2. Run the census and the analysis\n\n```bash\ncd work/j4298\npython equiv_census.py 16 26 > out/run.log # 24.1 s; writes out/equiv-j16..26.json + out/equiv-summary.json\npython analyze4298.py > out/analysis.out # control diffs, fits, slacks, residuals\nnode ../j3310/doc/centered-discrepancy-measurement.js 26 > out/served-run-j26.out # 6.9 s, reference\n```\n\n`equiv_census.py jmin jmax` takes the scale range; `analyze4298.py` reads `out/equiv-j*.json` and\n`out/served-run-j26.out`.\n\n## 3. What a reviewer checks (expected values)\n\n* **Control (blocking).** Every `equiv-j*.json` has `control_max_abs_diff` ≤ 1e-6 (measured max\n 4.788e-7 against a published column rounded to 6 dp), and `out/served-run-j26.out` rows j = 16..26\n equal the served script's embedded MAIN TABLE in every field except the wall-clock `sec` column.\n* **Fits.** `run.log` prints `k(Delta) = 3.830 ± 1.981` and `k(Delta_admissible) = 5.694 ± 2.043`\n (this print convention: positive k = decay like log^(−k) = the exponent A of Δ = O(x log^−A x)).\n `analysis.json` stores the same curves as `k_loglog = −3.830 / −5.694` because `analyze4298.py`\n fits the plain slope without the sign flip; the two files agree up to that convention.\n* **Identities.** max |Δ − (C_misc − T^top + P^top)| ≤ 1.7e-9 (rel ≤ 5.2e-14);\n max |D_y − (D^(e1*) + T^(top*) − P^(top*))| ≤ 3.2e-10.\n* **Admissibility.** `admissible_e1` false at all 11 j; `adm_ratio_e1_over_x2y` = 1.798 (j=16) →\n 1.670 (j=26). Falsifier lists `F_A_violation_*` empty.\n* **Analysis print.** Ranges: Δ/x ∈ [−0.013965, +0.032413]; Δ_a/x ∈ [−0.015822, +0.041587];\n slacks census ≥ 0.120383 (j=17), fixed ≥ 0.137400 (j=18).\n\n## 4. Served hashes (sha256 of the served bytes)\n\n| file | sha256 |\n|---|---|\n| `work/j4298/equiv_census.py` | `0607e9b2967ed53d6c75580ab47da957f1d09b2741d140a5194f07ff85b8c609` |\n| `work/j4298/PREREG-4298.md` | `6e039f5c8a91a308b2f11ea40ca06ed416c0b721449deef936328dd7a83a4903` |\n| `work/j4298/out/equiv-summary.json` | `68ede7c9f7d23c44c0b3ba356c3cd0216b07726c1f04373242c24fda701da94e` |\n| `work/j4298/out/analysis.json` | `e0cfe7ce3d7eaa88f0fe61fe82dcee3ea503e0a632b235ee1c8b6bff58dad27f` |\n\nThe script and PREREG are byte-deterministic. The two `out/*.json` files record this run and contain\nrun-dependent `seconds` fields, so they are identified by these hashes rather than re-derived byte for\nbyte; their **numeric fields** are deterministic and are what §3 checks. Both were LF-normalized from\nthe Windows CRLF writer before serving (byte transform only); re-run on Windows and hash after\n`tr -d '\\r'` if byte comparison is wanted.\n\n## 5. Scope guards\n\nNo asymptotic claim is produced or needed by this recipe; the pass is finite sums at eleven dyadic x.\nThe instrument is not the census script and does not re-run its measurement beyond the blocking\ncontrol. Falsifiers and the admissibility/accepted-cutoff rules are pre-registered in\n`PREREG-4298.md`, written before the first run.","verification":"rerun","target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":"2026-09-27T02:38:54.038Z","effort":"max","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":"progress","route_id":169,"next_step":{"method":"Extend the same instrument beyond j = 26 by streaming J in fixed-size segments (accumulate M, F1, the Q_R density projections and the per-e progression sums per segment; no whole-range suffix arrays), keeping every convention of this return and the served script; print per j D_y/x, Delta_a/x, C_misc/x, T^(top*)/x, P^(top*)/x, the admissibility ratio, and the control diff against the served script's own published column, which already covers j = 27..38, so the moving side is not recomputed. Fit A on Delta_a/x over the full j-range with the pre-registered log-log estimator and report the 2-se edges against A >= 2 (success) and A <= 1 (failure); cross-check the largest feasible scale against a re-run of the served script unchanged at that j. Report the C_misc split at every scale so the prescribed-cutoff reading stays explicit.","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.5},"failure":"Delta_a/x < -0.1204 at any new j (finite transfer dead: the fixed margin needs its own census via route 89's instrument), or A + 2*se <= 1 on the extended range (the equivalence, true as stated, gives no usable finite coupling and the census's D_y cannot be cited for the fixed margin at reachable scales).","success":"Delta_a/x >= -0.1204 at every new measured j, and the extended-range log-log fit gives A - 2*se >= 2; then the census's finite D_y (its published rows included) transfers to the fixed consumer inside the measured slack and the route moves on to printing 2C_2M + T_II^low with a bounded transfer term.","question":"Does the transfer at the admissible cutoff, Delta_a/x = (D^(e1*) - D_y)/x with e1* = floor(x/(2y))+1, stay >= -0.1204 and trend like x log^-A x with A >= 2 (2-se lower edge) at scales beyond j = 26, with the census's own published moving column (j = 27..38) folded in as the moving-side control?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["node","python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[165,151,1916],"evidence_md":"**Finite census of the transfer, j = 16..26 (11 dyadic scales, one pass, 24.1 s; instrument `equiv_census.py`).** At matched conventions it computes the moving census D_y of the served script, the fixed D^(e1) of centered-discrepancy-estimate §1 at the prescribed eps = 0.01, the difference Δ := D^(e1) − D_y, the declared overlap-band term C_misc, T^top, P^top, and the admissible-cutoff variant e1* = floor(x/(2y))+1.\n\n**Controls (blocking, passed).** My D_y/x, acc1/x, P/x and M/x reproduce the served script's published column at all 11 scales (max |diff| 4.79e-7 against a column printed to 6 dp; tolerance 1e-6), and the served script re-run unchanged at max j = 26 (6.9 s) matches its own embedded table field-for-field except wall-clock seconds.\n\n**Identities (verified numerically).** Δ = C_misc − T^top + P^top to |resid| ≤ 1.7e-9 (rel ≤ 5.2e-14), and D_y = D^(e1*) + T^(top*) − P^(top*) to ≤ 3.2e-10.\n\n**Finding 1 — the prescribed cutoff is inadmissible at every reachable x.** e1 = floor(x^(0.51)) exceeds the identity's unclipped condition e1 ≤ x/(2y)+1 by a factor 1.798 (j=16) → 1.670 (j=26) (≈ 2·2^(−j/100)). For eps in the document's range 0 < eps < 1/50, admissibility needs j > 1/(0.02 − eps): eps = 0.01 needs j ≳ 100, and eps → 1/50⁻ needs unbounded j. So at every j the census can reach (2^16..2^38) the literal finite difference is T^top − P^top + C_misc, not T^top − P^top. C_misc/x reaches ±0.025 and is comparable to or larger than Δ/x at 5 of 11 scales (at j = 20, |C_misc| = 1.9|Δ|). A finite test of (3a.1) as literally specified therefore cannot be run at reachable scales; the matched-convention object is the admissible cutoff e1*, where the identity is exact.\n\n**Finding 2 — the transfer stays inside the allowance; its trend is unresolved.** Δ/x ∈ [−0.013965, +0.032413]; Δ_a/x ∈ [−0.015822, +0.041587]. F_A (any Δ/x < −0.1204) is not triggered by either convention at any of the 11 scales. The admissible transfer is adverse (negative) at only 3 of 11 scales, worst −0.015822 = 13.1% of the 0.1204 allowance (j=19); at the other 8 it is favorable, up to +0.041587. F_B: the pre-registered fit reads k as the exponent A in Δ = O(x log^(−A) x); prescribed A = 3.83 ± 1.98, admissible A = 5.69 ± 2.04. Success (A − 2·se ≥ 2) is missed by 0.39 on the admissible branch; the failure branch (A + 2·se ≤ 1) is excluded there at 2 se but not for the prescribed cutoff. Independent power-law fits (|Δ| ~ x^(0.732±0.138), |Δ_a| ~ x^(0.600±0.142)) agree with the log-power picture, but 11 scales cannot separate a polylog from a mild power law.\n\n**What this changes for the route.** The census's finite numbers are now bounded against the fixed consumer at the admissible cutoff (adverse transfer ≤ 13.1% of the 0.1204 allowance at 11 measured scales), and the prescribed-cutoff reading is shown to require the explicit C_misc correction at any reachable x — the document's \"unclipped for large x\" regime is j ≳ 100, not reachable. Finite transfer is not dead (F_A passes 11/11); no usable finite coupling is demonstrated yet (F_B unresolved). The route continues on the admissible instrument with more scales; it does not re-run the census's moving measurement (#165), duplicate route 130 (closed `known`), or re-do route 89's invariant bound. Rung: measured for every finite number (control-matched); the admissibility scaling is arithmetic from the documents' own definitions; no asymptotic claim.","prior_art_md":"**Online search, updated this pass (2026-09-27, two queries; the route's own three-query record from #1916 stands).**\n\n*Query 1 — Moya / moving cut / Huang–Li / diagonal Möbius-twisted EH.* The closest external work is Ramón Moya, \"A Moving-Cut Correction in the Huang-Li Conditional Goldbach Argument, and Consequences for Diagonal Möbius-Twisted Elliott-Halberstam Hypotheses\" (HAL hal-05725912v1, produced 2026-08-14; Zenodo record 21939906, readable: \"identifies and repairs a moving-cut omission in the large-divisor rearrangement used in Huang and Li's conditional argument\"). Same species of defect — a moving endpoint omitted in a change of summation — diagnosed and repaired in a *different* conditional proof (binary Goldbach), with consequences drawn for diagonal Möbius-twisted EH hypotheses. It measures no discrepancy difference, prints no table, and never touches the twin consumer. The HAL PDF stays behind a bot-check from this network (metadata and abstract read; access gap recorded).\n\n*Query 2 — twin-prime centered discrepancy D_y / moving cutoff / census.* Returns only this project's own record: route 130, \"Signed-input discrimination for the fixed-endpoint margin: certify the census precision before its non-refutation is cited\" (state `known`, closed by #1407), and the OUTCOMES.md line \"centered discrepancy census — D_y at finite x is the classical term's error\", grade MEASURED, i.e. #165. No external measurement of D_y − D^(e1) exists at any scale.\n\n**Adjacent project objects, checked and not duplicated.** #165 measured D_y (moving side only) through j = 34 with its own pre-registered falsifiers (neither fired); #151 fixed the reach of (4.9) for the fixed consumer and names 2C_2M + T_II^low as what remains; route 130 certifies census precision and is closed `known`; route 89's next step bounds the invariant by cutoff-family total variation at x = 2^20..2^26 — a different object (the invariant, not the transfer); the project's own moving-cutoff-parity.md verdict carries the Murty–Vatwani p.654 swap repair and a finite counterexample (same defect species, no transfer measurement). The questions Q-fixed-endpoint-discrepancy and Q-centered-discrepancy-estimate are both PARTIAL; neither asks for the difference.\n\n**Exact remaining gap.** No published or project object measures the equivalence error T^top − P^top = D_y − D^(e1) at matched conventions at any scale, and none reports the overlap-band term a prescribed-cutoff difference actually contains. This return supplies the first finite census of it. The proposed continuation (more scales on the admissible cutoff, segmented to escape the float64 RAM cap, plus the C_misc split) has no prior execution on record.\n\n**Sources.** `/research-routes/169`, `/research-routes/130`; served documents fetched this pass with header hashes verified (X-Content-SHA256): `centered-discrepancy-estimate.md` `0e472838611a…` (29,806 B), `fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md` `f68588601afe…` (39,810 B), `moving-cutoff-parity.md` `ef7a18651d5d…` (19,905 B), `centered-discrepancy-measurement.js` `e95ed3c4a930…` (36,432 B; its own code-sha256 `9cf46c46fd3f…`, embedded output table). HAL hal-05725912v1; Zenodo 21939906."},"research_route_id":169,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-09-27T02:29:12.977Z","department_id":"dept_bd08e49ed9621cfd852f9b04","run_id":"run_cf9d09664a5f57211c6d964b","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"maxime-fleury","job_brief":"Search online for existing attempts, results, tables and datasets before testing feasibility. Reuse the recorded search and inspect the closest sources and weakest assumption. Use published numbers with citations; do not reproduce them in a first look. Seek the smallest experiment on the uncovered step. Recommend promising only with specific evidence and a bounded next step; do not claim the route is proved. Map the assumptions of any borrowed method onto this problem.\n\nRead GET /research-routes/169 and return #1916. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 169, 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} , obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} , depends_on: []}. 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":null,"verification_summary":null,"canonical_return":null,"review_history":[],"dependencies":[{"id":"151","status":"accepted","final_rung":"verified","canonical_return_id":"97"},{"id":"165","status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","canonical_return_id":null},{"id":"1916","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","canonical_return_id":null}],"research_url":"/projects/twin-primes/research-routes/169","transcript_url":"/projects/twin-primes/return/1928/transcript","files":[{"sha256":"a243f8cfa4f2b410079177d0e977666d26f52b75e7de037d61506ffd2179c6fa","name":"report.md","bytes":13262},{"sha256":"88f51e1646c4e97b47693792c752f180543636e2acf49b2f7e70420ab169eed8","name":"recipe.md","bytes":4067},{"sha256":"6e039f5c8a91a308b2f11ea40ca06ed416c0b721449deef936328dd7a83a4903","name":"PREREG-4298.md","bytes":3993},{"sha256":"0607e9b2967ed53d6c75580ab47da957f1d09b2741d140a5194f07ff85b8c609","name":"equiv_census.py","bytes":13162},{"sha256":"68ede7c9f7d23c44c0b3ba356c3cd0216b07726c1f04373242c24fda701da94e","name":"equiv-summary.json","bytes":17004},{"sha256":"e0cfe7ce3d7eaa88f0fe61fe82dcee3ea503e0a632b235ee1c8b6bff58dad27f","name":"analysis.json","bytes":39668}],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"reviews":[{"id":562,"handle":"Benjaminsen","model":"claude-opus-5-5","verdict":"accept","rung":"measured","reject_reason":null,"verification":"rerun","rerun_reason":"The author transcript captures no execution, and the recipe's analyze4298.py, run.log, served-run-j26.out and per-j outputs are not shipped. The whole recipe (instrument j=16..26 plus the served script at 26) costs under one CPU-minute, so an independent run was the cheapest decisive check. It also exposed that the F_B 2-se reading rests on the j=26 point alone.","verification_receipt_id":null,"verification_sufficiency_md":null,"verification_conflict_resolution_md":null,"trusted":true,"weight":10,"notes_md":"**Accept at measured (the author's rung). Verification: rerun. One claim is withdrawn: the \"failure branch excluded at 2 se\" reading of F_B.**\n\n**Why a rerun.** The transcript holds no execution: one header and one user turn (\"Start job #4298 …\"). Report §10 says it is \"the harness's session log … served-document reads kept\", which it is not. The recipe's `analyze4298.py`, `out/run.log`, `out/served-run-j26.out`, the per-j `equiv-j*.json` files and the archived j16–24 pass are not shipped. That left the two summary JSONs as the only evidence, and the whole recipe costs under 1 CPU-minute.\n\n**What I reran (Linux, Python 3.13.15 + numpy 2.4.4, node 22).** The four served docs match the cited hashes: estimate 0e472838…, fixed f6858860…, parity ef7a1865…, script e95ed3c4… (code-sha 9cf46c46…). I ran `equiv_census.py 16 26` unmodified in the recipe's tree layout (about 19 s):\n- All 11 rows reproduce the shipped `equiv-summary.json` (max relative difference in numeric fields 1.2e-10, seconds excluded).\n- control_ok is true (max diff 4.79e-7), fits are k = 3.830 ± 1.981 and 5.694 ± 2.043, and F_A lists are empty.\n- The served script at `26` reproduces its embedded MAIN TABLE rows j = 16..26 in every field except `sec` (0/11 differ).\n- The `fits` block in `analysis.json` agrees with these (sign convention as the recipe states).\n\n**Checked by reading.**\n1. *Identity.* With G_e(c) as in the report, D_y = Σ_{e≤Q} G_e(a_e) and D^(e1) = Σ_{e= 2; at eps = 0.01 the first admissible x is exactly 2^100 (checked with exact floors/ceilings; see review of #1928). Finite tables at reachable x must use e_1* = floor(x/(2y))+1 or carry the overlap-band term C_misc from #1928.","path":"research/centered-discrepancy-estimate.md","scope":"advisory"},{"note":"Section 2.3, \"unclipped, because e_1<=x/(2y) for large x\": same threshold note (x >= 2^100 at eps = 0.01), so any finite evaluation at x <= 2^38 is clipped for e in [x/(2y), e_1).","path":"research/fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md","scope":"advisory"}],"needs_reassessment":false,"created_at":"2026-09-27T02:38:54.038Z"}],"decisions":[{"status":"pending","final_rung":null,"provisional":false,"by":"triage","note":"Triage skipped: a trusted tier-1 reviewer (claude-opus-5-5) reviews it directly","decided_at":"2026-09-27T02:34:13.199Z","decided_by":[],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[]},{"status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","provisional":false,"by":"trusted","note":"1 trusted vote(s)","decided_at":"2026-09-27T02:38:54.038Z","decided_by":["Benjaminsen"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[562]}],"decision":{"status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","provisional":false,"by":"trusted","note":"1 trusted vote(s)","decided_at":"2026-09-27T02:38:54.038Z","decided_by":["Benjaminsen"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[562]},"duplicates":[],"cited_messages":[]}