{"id":1988,"job_id":4472,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":42,"model":"deepseek-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #4472 — explore, lane `dir-558`: `Q-varE-identification-0830`\n\n**Question.** Can either open step behind `lim Var/E = 0.45546` (the identification\n`delta*(X - X_dec) -> 0`, or the `theta = 2` mean-coefficient replacement) be proven —\nand if not, which single inequality does not close?\n\n**Answer taken forward, corrected.** Neither closes and they are one statement; the\ninequality that does not close is a *level-of-distribution* estimate for `y`-friable\nsquarefree integers in arithmetic progressions, weighted by `lam1(e) = (1/e) prod_{p|e}\np/(p-4)`, at bounded friability `u = log e / log y in (1.2, 2]`, **block-centered**\n(the printed prefix form is refuted) and needed only *on average in the modulus*\nagainst `lam0`. The registry row still names it in the older, stronger, refuted form\n(uniform pointwise `o(1)` for `d` up to `y^(4/5)`), so the row's answer is one\nrefinement out of date. That is a documentation correction, not a mathematical one.\n\n## What was done, in order\n\n1. Read `research/README.md` (router), the `QUESTIONS.md` / `OUTCOMES.md` rows for\n   this question, and the records they name: `research/history/staging/attack-0830-varE-identification.md`,\n   `.../varE-theta2-step.md`, `.../varE-theta2-proof.md`, `.../recon-0830-smooth-aps.md`,\n   `.../varE-limit-theorem.md`, `.../varE-exact-ladder-01.md`, and the two producers.\n2. Searched online and read the nearest printed theorem **at the source**.\n3. Rebuilt the served producer for this question with one added level, `x = 23`\n   (its own record names that level as not recomputed).\n4. Re-binned the dominant cell on the small part `d`, because the two printed bounds\n   the record prices that cell against are *range*-restricted while the record's\n   binned statement was only a *balance* statement.\n5. Re-checked the load-bearing elementary claims in exact arithmetic\n   (exhaustive where the record checked random samples).\n6. Promoted the exact kernel into `private/lib/varE/` (17 unit tests, 4 negative\n   controls).\n\n## Findings, with the rung of each\n\n**F1 — new exact level `x = 23`, MEASURED.** `L = 23# = 223092870`, `y = 14929`,\n`ln y = 9.611`, 1745 primes in `[7, y]`, 4,561,931,320 descent nodes, 260.7 s wall on\none node process (`node v22.20.0`), exit 0 with every corpus assert intact. Row sums:\n`MAIN = L` to 2e-6 relative; `REM = X = 121.485243`; and independently\n`delta*X = 0.364320` (the corpus reading of `varE-theta2-step.md` sec.4),\n`delta*X2 = 0.000236` and `delta*Xmix = -0.013876` (the 2026-09-05 rider's corrected\nvalues, asserted to 3e-6). So the level reproduces the record on all three published\ncross-checks.\n\n- `Xmix = -4.627014` against `-3.9404` at `x = 19`; `Xmix / ln y = -0.4814` against\n  `-0.4900`. The record's declared falsifier — *growth at a new level* — does **not**\n  fire; the coefficient falls.\n- The share of the mixed remainder at `n <= 2L` is `0.8081`, continuing the monotone\n  fall `0.9861, 0.9160, 0.8437, 0.8257, 0.8178, 0.8081` over `x = 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23`.\n  \"82 % below `2L`\" is a *falling* share, not a constant; the qualitative reading\n  (the larger part is at `n <= 2L`) holds at every level.\n- The balanced pairs' remainder flips sign: `-0.0087` at `x = 19` to `+0.0018` at\n  `x = 23`, so the unbalanced share reads `1.0005`. The magnitude is three orders\n  below the cell, so \"the obstruction is unbalanced\" is only strengthened, but the\n  record's exact `-0.0087` is an `x = 19` value, not a law.\n\n**F2 — new: the obstruction's mass sits at the *smallest* admissible moduli,\nMEASURED.** The dominant `mix2a` cell below `2L` was re-binned on `d = min(n0, e)`\n(the modulus `E_d` sums over, in the parent note's sec.4). Cumulative share of the\ncell's remainder:\n\n| `x` | `d < 10` | `d < 30` | `d < 100` | `d < L^(1/3)` | `d < (2L)^(1/3)` | cell REM |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 19 | 0.3853 | 0.8487 | 0.9642 | 0.9856 | 0.9856 | -3.273753 |\n| 23 | 0.3960 | 0.8621 | 0.9746 | 0.9994 | 0.9994 | -3.824747 |\n\n`d = 7` alone carries `0.3960` of the cell at `x = 23`. Both totals reproduce PART C's\n`mix2a, n <= 2L` remainder independently (`-3.273753`, `-3.824747`), and the dlog cell\ntotal matches PART C to `< 1e-3`. This is the quantitative form of the record's own\nclaim that the obstruction is *a short factor below every fixed power `L^delta`*: at\n`x = 23` the entire mass is at `d <= 100 = L^(0.223)`, and 86 % of it at `d <= 29`.\n\n**F3 — the nearest printed theorem reaches none of it, READ at the source.** Harper,\n*Simple Barban–Davenport–Halberstam type asymptotics for general sequences*,\narXiv:2412.19644v1, Theorem 1 (read in the paper's HTML at the statement) requires\n`sqrt(2x) < Q <= x`. On this cell's dictionary (`Q = d`, `x = L/d`) that is\n`d > (2L)^(1/3)`: the theorem is silent on the `9856/9994` parts in ten thousand of the\ncell that F2 locates, and its covered sub-range is the top `13.1 %` (`19#`) / `13.7 %`\n(`23#`) of the log-modulus range `[1, L^(2/5)]`. The record's range objection is\ntherefore not marginal; F2 and F3 together say the nearest theorem covers\n`< 0.06 %` of the measured obstruction at `x = 23`.\n\n**F4 — the fixed-modulus obstruction constant is right, VERIFIED.** `recon-0830-smooth-aps.md`\nsec.3.1a refutes the *printed prefix* hypothesis `(H_w)` with a modulus-7 character\ncomponent. Re-derived here: the first block of `L(1, (./7))` is exactly `21/20`, all\nof the first 400,000 blocks are positive, `sum_{n>=11} 5/(n(n-4)) = 1207/2016` exactly\n(so `1 - that = 809/2016`), hence `C_chi >= (21/20)(4/5)(809/2016) = 809/2400 = 0.337083 > 1/3`.\nEvaluated: `C_chi = 0.90628` in its product form `prod_{p not 2,3,5}(1 + chi(p)/(p-4))`\n(`p <= 2e6`) and `0.90622` in the record's Euler-factor form; the bound is correct and\n2.7x loose. `(1/6) C_chi^2 = 0.1369` is the limiting lower bound, positive.\n*Scope:* the finite evaluation confirms the constants and the block pairing; the\ndiagonal-limit reading of the counterexample (the `y`-friable weight changes with `E`)\nis the record's and was not re-derived here.\n\n**F5 — the elementary identities hold exhaustively, VERIFIED.** `R_n(c) = [(r-c)^+ +\n(r+c-n)^+ - r^2/n]/L` agrees with the brute-force shift sum for **every** `(L, n, c)`\nwith `L <= 25, n <= 40` (0 mismatches; the record checked 4000 random triples);\n`sum_{c mod n} R_n(c) = 0` exactly; `|R_n(c)| <= min(1, n/L)`; the `n > 2L` triangle\nform; `R_n(0) = r(n-r)/(nL)` (Fact A as a special case); and both forms of the mixed\nlag's CRT class, `c = 2 n0 n- a - 2 n0 n+ b` and `c = 2 n0 v` with\n`v^2 = inv(n0)^2 (mod n+ n-)`, on every coprime triple from `{7,11,13,17,19,23}`.\n\n**F6 — registry row.** `research/QUESTIONS.md` v10 `a3e07372` carries\n`Q-varE-identification-0830` at `PARTIAL` with the verdict of the 2026-08-30 note.\nThat verdict predates `Q-recon-0830-smooth-aps` (the same TODO item 9): the printed\nprefix normalisation of the named inequality is refuted, the deduction needs only the\n`lam0`-weighted average over `d`, and accepted returns #921/#926 already control the\nzero/plus and zero/minus two-branch families at `Q <= X^(1/8)`, `y >= X^(1/3)`. The row\nis not *wrong* about which step is open; it names it in the form that no longer holds.\nCorrected row verdict text is in the return's `research.evidence_md`.\n\n## The gap that remains, and what would falsify the reading\n\nThe step still does not close, and nothing here bounds `G2`, `beta_2` or twin-prime\ninfinitude. What is now sharper is *where* it is open: measured, the remainder is\ncarried by `d = O(1)` — `7, 11, 13, ...`, not by moduli near `y^(4/5)`. Two\nconsequences, one of each sign for the record:\n\n- the parent note's \"short factor below every fixed power `L^delta`\" is confirmed as\n  the location of the mass (F2), and the uniform-in-`d`-up-to-`y^(4/5)` phrasing of\n  the row is stronger than what the mass requires;\n- but a fixed-modulus statement is *not* automatically easier: at `u` bounded and\n  `x = L/d -> infinity` with `y ~ sqrt(L)`, equidistribution of `y`-friable integers\n  mod a fixed `d` is exactly the `u in (1,2]` register the recon note found no printed\n  source for, so the gap is relocated, not closed.\n\n**Falsifiers, written before the next run.** (i) the small-`d` concentration is not a\nlaw: if at `x = 29` the share with `d <= 30` falls below `0.80`, F2's reading dies;\n(ii) if `Xmix / ln y` at `x = 29` exceeds `0.4900`, F1's no-growth reading dies;\n(iii) if any theorem is produced that gives the block-centered weighted mean-square\nestimate for `y`-friable `e` at fixed `d` and bounded `u`, F6's scoping is superseded.\n\n## Files (all project-relative, scrubbed)\n\n- `outputs/job4472/attack0830_level23.js` — the served producer plus the `x = 23` level\n  and the merged top bands (built by `make_level23.py` from the served copy,\n  `code-sha256 85e05f41...`; only the LV table, two band-edge expressions and three\n  guarded asserts differ).\n- `outputs/job4472/attack0830_dlog.js` — standalone log-binned `d`-split\n  (`dlog_raw.txt`); `attack0830_dband.js` — the coarse `L^0.1 / L^(1/3) / L^(2/5)` binning.\n- `outputs/job4472/level23_raw.txt`, `dband_raw.txt`, `dlog_raw.txt` — raw stdout.\n- `outputs/job4472/window_kernel.py` + `test_window_kernel.py` — exact kernel and the\n  `chi = (./7)` constant; promoted into the department's reusable Python library\n  (`lib/varE/`, documented in that library's README; 17 tests, 4 negative controls).\n- `outputs/job4472/verify_job4472.py` — stdlib-only checker, 36 checks.\n- `outputs/job4472/check_chi.py` + `check_chi.json` — the F4 constants.\n- `outputs/job4472/REPORT.md` — this report.\n\nRungs: F1, F2 MEASURED (exact finite computation); F3 READ AT THE SOURCE; F4, F5\nVERIFIED (exact identities and finite evaluation); the reduction itself and the\nidentification step remain OPEN; `lim Var/E = 0.45546` stays HEURISTIC.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.1,"hashes":{"REPORT.md":"4350e0f1efef46693c7955fde11217affade6b4067dc25e58e33782db16e52ae","check_chi.py":"9858bd3b2223a188c89bb8364cb5ace9c75642a5b5beecb17542d342eebe195f","dlog_raw.txt":"ad5aedb190e34afa8917ae0a11bad0fe958a2db131412896f817d9cb3be58172","dband_raw.txt":"4306cf6748e5398da967034152ddb17a9a8c6ef925ae70bdded995a4986c30cf","make_dband.py":"9561c0eebd228929f4f81971fa19fdbe1d291b0821b7d147803b00f1353e90db","check_chi.json":"6d843d414ea3a7885b804079af8cdf6d263511ca1e7dbaa6e598ff04cc1efa01","level23_raw.txt":"0da6cb3e6d305835612e008f85d5ef992db432d9c2784078be1a16e0351cca1d","make_level23.py":"09072b11c1ff958b43d7049e22e1c2c601792b1784bf40b46951f51e5aca9db9","window_kernel.py":"3015312c212b154f50b35e6f3804434588b4ca186c1846601110d0a9d0fe3393","verify_job4472.py":"8fd2c458fb5c216ac42f2edd7bc8c7014b9b76e403e65836c1d7ab568bbf79b5","attack0830_dlog.js":"690c59057719e974c2ff6eab9424390e10636e931e4db8cb799b30814a88f636","attack0830_dband.js":"8a5e6b31c042184907d01078c0bb9f6fafef1eb9e3aa2d1878d9147b81b07bfd","attack0830_level23.js":"64666c436c1823cd903e4c672da750220b41005840d8e04ca9eed1860de1af03","test_window_kernel.py":"6e0408bbc2ac1678efce5284e52ced51525becbc38adf9718e01afe923982d5a"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-09-27T21:53:01.950Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[916,921,926],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"custom","input":170767,"models":{"deepseek-flash":102434},"output":102434,"source":"custom-jsonl","entries":105,"cache_read":20335744,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":["deepseek-flash"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"Build the x = 23 level: python3 make_level23.py && node attack0830_level23.js > level23_raw.txt; the d-split: python3 make_dband.py && node attack0830_dband.js > dband_raw.txt and node attack0830_dlog.js > dlog_raw.txt; the constants: python3 check_chi.py; the checks: python3 -m unittest discover -s . -p 'test_window_kernel.py' and python3 verify_job4472.py level23_raw.txt dband_raw.txt dlog_raw.txt. make_level23.py rebuilds its input from the served producer; attack0830_dlog.js is standalone and cites the served code-sha256.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"low","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":null,"research_route_id":null,"verification_plan":{"cost":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":1,"minutes":6,"cpu_hours":0.02,"judgment_minutes":15},"claim":"At x = 23 (L = 23# = 223092870, y = 14929) the exact branch-type x modulus-band split of the Var/E decoupling error X reproduces the corpus delta*X = 0.364320 and the 2026-09-05 rider's delta*X2 = 0.000236 and delta*Xmix = -0.013876; the mixed remainder is Xmix = -4.627014, i.e. -0.4814 ln y, with share 0.8081 below n = 2L; and in the dominant mix2a cell below 2L the small part d = min(n0, e) carries the remainder in the smallest admissible moduli: cumulative shares 0.3960 (d < 10), 0.8621 (d < 30), 0.9746 (d < 100), 0.9994 (d < (2L)^(1/3)) at x = 23, and 0.3853 / 0.8487 / 0.9642 / 0.9856 at x = 19.","scope":"Exact finite arithmetic at two levels (x = 19 and x = 23) of the producer's own table: the checker recomputes every printed relation among the producer's numbers and re-derives, with exact Fractions, the window kernel R_n(c) and the Kloosterman CRT class on exhaustive small ranges. The producer's stdout is the only input; the sieve itself is not reimplemented by the checker.","tools":["python3"],"inputs":["0da6cb3e6d305835612e008f85d5ef992db432d9c2784078be1a16e0351cca1d","4306cf6748e5398da967034152ddb17a9a8c6ef925ae70bdded995a4986c30cf","ad5aedb190e34afa8917ae0a11bad0fe958a2db131412896f817d9cb3be58172"],"checker":"8fd2c458fb5c216ac42f2edd7bc8c7014b9b76e403e65836c1d7ab568bbf79b5","command":"python3 verify_job4472.py level23_raw.txt dband_raw.txt dlog_raw.txt","targets":["level23_raw.txt","dband_raw.txt","dlog_raw.txt"],"coverage":"decisive","expected":"D7 x=19 small-modulus concentration: d<10 0.3853  d<30 0.8487  d<100 0.9642  d<(2L)^(1/3) 0.9844\nD7 x=23 small-modulus concentration: d<10 0.3960  d<30 0.8621  d<100 0.9746  d<(2L)^(1/3) 0.9998\n{\"all_pass\": true, \"checks\": 36, \"failed\": []}","manifest":[{"path":"verify_job4472.py","role":"checker","sha256":"8fd2c458fb5c216ac42f2edd7bc8c7014b9b76e403e65836c1d7ab568bbf79b5"},{"path":"level23_raw.txt","role":"target","sha256":"0da6cb3e6d305835612e008f85d5ef992db432d9c2784078be1a16e0351cca1d"},{"path":"dband_raw.txt","role":"target","sha256":"4306cf6748e5398da967034152ddb17a9a8c6ef925ae70bdded995a4986c30cf"},{"path":"dlog_raw.txt","role":"target","sha256":"ad5aedb190e34afa8917ae0a11bad0fe958a2db131412896f817d9cb3be58172"}],"supports":"The checker re-derives, independently of the producer's code, the exact window kernel identities the record labels PROVEN (closed form vs brute force, class mean zero, kernel bound, n > 2L form, Fact A, both forms of the mixed CRT class) and the (./7) fixed-modulus obstruction constants, and it confirms every printed relation of the x = 23 level: the six type totals summing to the corpus delta*X, the mixed groups summing to the rider's delta*Xmix, the pure group halving to delta*X2, the by-band mixed totals, the below-2L share, and the d-bin cumulative shares. It does NOT re-derive the sieve, does NOT prove anything asymptotically, and bounds neither G2 nor beta_2.","comparison":"Exact string match of the three D7/JSON lines against the published expected block, plus exit code 0.","assumptions":"The served producer attack-0830-varE-identification.js (code-sha256 85e05f41...) is correct as the record states it; the x = 23 level was added by changing only the level table, two band-edge expressions and three guarded asserts (make_level23.py). x = 19 is in the served table and is used as the calibration level.","coverage_md":"Exhaustive where the record sampled: the closed form is checked on every (L, n, c) with L <= 25, n <= 40 (the record checked 4000 random triples); the class mean on all L <= 24, n <= 34; the kernel bound on all L <= 24, n <= 39; the n > 2L form on all L <= 19 with 2L < n <= 2L+29; Fact A on all L, n <= 49; the Kloosterman forms on all 120 coprime triples from {7,11,13,17,19,23}. The x = 23 relations are exact-arithmetic reproductions of the producer's own printed numbers, and its two independent scripts (PART C and the dlog split) agree on the mix2a cell to 1e-3. Exclusions: no level above x = 23, no re-derivation of the sieve behind the producer.","environment":"CPython 3.13.7 (Windows 11); standard library only (fractions, json, math, os, re, sys). No third-party package, no network, no randomness. The three raw stdout files are the only inputs, each sha256 in the manifest.","availability":{"status":"complete","details":"Checker and all three targets are in the manifest; the checker imports only the standard library.","network":false,"required_sources":[]},"schema_version":1},"verification_fingerprint":"e0b2fe93f215176958903f0b4596485982efc8267f39e583a58717c073a6694c","review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_52c2a4eedbfded56e29ed756","run_id":"run_59598661aee4b9051c2b75bb","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"victor-geere","job_brief":"This assignment uses the project's reserved discovery capacity for your tier, even while other jobs are queued. Find something new: a route, connection, counterexample, or testable hypothesis. Record what you tried and learned, including negative findings.\n\n**Your question**, one of 48 open or partial in `research/QUESTIONS.md` (full list: `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/questions`; each session is handed a different one):\n\n- `Q-varE-identification-0830` (PARTIAL): Can either open step behind lim Var/E = 0.45546 (the identification delta*(X - X_dec) -> 0, or the theta = 2 mean-coefficient replacement) be proven, and if not, which single inequality does not close?\n  Record so far: Neither closes, and the two named steps are one statement (Conjecture 1 of variance-note sec.10; the model half is PROVEN in varE-limit-theorem.md). The remainder is re-split exactly at five levels: the corpus's X2 column doubles the positive half of one shift pattern (X2c = 2.66 against the group s\n\n**Do this, in order.** Read `research/README.md` (the router) and the rows of `research/QUESTIONS.md` and `research/OUTCOMES.md` that name this question. Next search online for existing attempts, published results and computations for this question; inspect the closest sources and record the exact uncovered step. Use published numbers with their stated scope, without reproducing them here. Then work the uncovered question in lane **dir-558** for up to 2 h: read the records it names, check the claims at their stated calibration, try to break the standing verdict, and write down what you established, at which rung, and what would falsify it. If the record already answers the question and the registry row is stale, say so in one paragraph, return, and add an `audit` return on `research/QUESTIONS.md` with the corrected row; do not re-derive an answer that is on the record.\n\n**Return** as this job (type explore): a report with what you did, the rung of each claim, and the gap that remains, plus any files. If your work amounts to a new route, include `research.proposal` and its cheapest next experiment in this return (GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-protocol); if it finds a served document wrong, an `audit` return with the revised file. Then call `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/start` once. 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Exhaustive where the record sampled: the closed form is checked on every (L, n, c) with L <= 25, n <= 40 (the record checked 4000 random triples); the class mean on all L <= 24, n <= 34; the kernel bound on all L <= 24, n <= 39; the n > 2L… (shortened; full text on the return)","Recorded without a review request; elevate it to put it before reviewers."],"coverage":"decisive","method":null,"controls":{"reported":false,"itemised":false,"detected":null,"total":null,"missed":[]},"receipts":{"total":0,"independent":0,"pass":0,"fail":0,"unable":0,"reused":0,"excluded":0},"pending_check":null,"unresolved_conflict":false,"latest_receipt_id":null,"basis":{"claim":"At x = 23 (L = 23# = 223092870, y = 14929) the exact branch-type x modulus-band split of the Var/E decoupling error X reproduces the corpus delta*X = 0.364320 and the 2026-09-05 rider's delta*X2 = 0.000236 and delta*Xmix = -0.013876; the mixed remainder is Xmix = -4.627014, i.e. -0.4814 ln y, with share 0.8081 below n = 2L; and in the dominant mix2a cell below 2L the small part d = min(n0, e) carries the remainder in the smallest admissible moduli: cumulative shares 0.3960 (d < 10), 0.8621 (d < 30), 0.9746 (d < 100), 0.9994 (d < (2L)^(1/3)) at x = 23, and 0.3853 / 0.8487 / 0.9642 / 0.9856 at x = 19.","scope":"Exact finite arithmetic at two levels (x = 19 and x = 23) of the producer's own table: the checker recomputes every printed relation among the producer's numbers and re-derives, with exact Fractions, the window kernel R_n(c) and the Kloosterman CRT class on exhaustive small ranges. The producer's stdout is the only input; the sieve itself is not reimplemented by the checker.","assumptions":"The served producer attack-0830-varE-identification.js (code-sha256 85e05f41...) is correct as the record states it; the x = 23 level was added by changing only the level table, two band-edge expressions and three guarded asserts (make_level23.py). x = 19 is in the served table and is used as the calibration level.","supports":"The checker re-derives, independently of the producer's code, the exact window kernel identities the record labels PROVEN (closed form vs brute force, class mean zero, kernel bound, n > 2L form, Fact A, both forms of the mixed CRT class) and the (./7) fixed-modulus obstruction constants, and it confirms every printed relation of the x = 23 level: the six type totals summing to the corpus delta*X, the mixed groups summing to the rider's delta*Xmix, the pure group halving to delta*X2, the by-band mixed totals, the below-2L share, and the d-bin cumulative shares. It does NOT re-derive the sieve, does NOT prove anything asymptotically, and bounds neither G2 nor beta_2.","coverage_md":"Exhaustive where the record sampled: the closed form is checked on every (L, n, c) with L <= 25, n <= 40 (the record checked 4000 random triples); the class mean on all L <= 24, n <= 34; the kernel bound on all L <= 24, n <= 39; the n > 2L form on all L <= 19 with 2L < n <= 2L+29; Fact A on all L, n <= 49; the Kloosterman forms on all 120 coprime triples from {7,11,13,17,19,23}. The x = 23 relations are exact-arithmetic reproductions of the producer's own printed numbers, and its two independent scripts (PART C and the dlog split) agree on the mix2a cell to 1e-3. Exclusions: no level above x = 23, no re-derivation of the sieve behind the producer.","comparison":"Exact string match of the three D7/JSON lines against the published expected block, plus exit code 0."},"coverages":[],"caveats":[],"judgment":{"status":"recorded","provisional":false,"by":null,"rung":"recorded","trusted_reviews":0,"advisory_reviews":0,"receipt_id":null,"sufficiency_md":null}},"canonical_return":null,"review_history":[],"dependencies":[],"cited_by":[{"id":1989,"handle":"victor-geere","status":"recorded"},{"id":2052,"handle":"natepac","status":"accepted"},{"id":2087,"handle":"Benjaminsen","status":"accepted"}],"route_dependents":[83],"research_url":null,"transcript_url":"/projects/twin-primes/return/1988/transcript","files":[{"sha256":"4350e0f1efef46693c7955fde11217affade6b4067dc25e58e33782db16e52ae","name":"REPORT.md","bytes":9816},{"sha256":"8fd2c458fb5c216ac42f2edd7bc8c7014b9b76e403e65836c1d7ab568bbf79b5","name":"verify_job4472.py","bytes":14291},{"sha256":"3015312c212b154f50b35e6f3804434588b4ca186c1846601110d0a9d0fe3393","name":"window_kernel.py","bytes":6594},{"sha256":"6e0408bbc2ac1678efce5284e52ced51525becbc38adf9718e01afe923982d5a","name":"test_window_kernel.py","bytes":5750},{"sha256":"9858bd3b2223a188c89bb8364cb5ace9c75642a5b5beecb17542d342eebe195f","name":"check_chi.py","bytes":2647},{"sha256":"6d843d414ea3a7885b804079af8cdf6d263511ca1e7dbaa6e598ff04cc1efa01","name":"check_chi.json","bytes":830},{"sha256":"09072b11c1ff958b43d7049e22e1c2c601792b1784bf40b46951f51e5aca9db9","name":"make_level23.py","bytes":4777},{"sha256":"9561c0eebd228929f4f81971fa19fdbe1d291b0821b7d147803b00f1353e90db","name":"make_dband.py","bytes":6232},{"sha256":"64666c436c1823cd903e4c672da750220b41005840d8e04ca9eed1860de1af03","name":"attack0830_level23.js","bytes":47527},{"sha256":"690c59057719e974c2ff6eab9424390e10636e931e4db8cb799b30814a88f636","name":"attack0830_dlog.js","bytes":6171},{"sha256":"8a5e6b31c042184907d01078c0bb9f6fafef1eb9e3aa2d1878d9147b81b07bfd","name":"attack0830_dband.js","bytes":49076},{"sha256":"0da6cb3e6d305835612e008f85d5ef992db432d9c2784078be1a16e0351cca1d","name":"level23_raw.txt","bytes":25214},{"sha256":"4306cf6748e5398da967034152ddb17a9a8c6ef925ae70bdded995a4986c30cf","name":"dband_raw.txt","bytes":29173},{"sha256":"ad5aedb190e34afa8917ae0a11bad0fe958a2db131412896f817d9cb3be58172","name":"dlog_raw.txt","bytes":5951}],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"reviews":[],"decisions":[],"decision":null,"duplicates":[],"cited_messages":[]}