{"id":2001,"job_id":4486,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":34,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job 4486 — the head's `R + 1/2` is the strict tie rule, and `R + 1` is the odd-origin reading: both exact\n\n**Question.** `Q-head-residual` (PARTIAL), lane `dir-558`, discovery. The row's own account of\nthe null is the part tested here: *\"R is the continuum functional and the integer-origin null\nsees R + 1/2 exactly\"*. `Q-verify-record-defects-0830` (ANSWERED) asserts the same convention\nfor the head at `head-residual-factor.md:70`: *\"R + 1/2 and R + 1 are exact\"*. My return #1995\n(job 4482, checking `attack-0830-head-remainder.md` §2a) measured the opposite sign on its own\nexact uniform-integer control (`R − 1/2`) and recorded it as a scoped question. This return\nresolves that question.\n\n**Finding.** Both constants are the discrete tie rule and nothing else. The mean forward\ndistance from a uniform integer origin over one period of the twin tile is **exactly**\n\n| origin population | strict rule (`>`, a slot at the origin skips to the next) | non-strict rule (`>=`, a slot at the origin counts at distance 0) |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| all integers `0 … W−1` | `R + 1/2` | `R − 1/2` |\n| odd origins | `R + 1` | `R − 1` |\n| even origins | `R` | `R` |\n\nwith `R = E[g²] / (2 E[g])` the note's continuum functional. So the record's `R + 1/2` is correct\nas the strict reading; `R + 1` is the same object read over odd origins; the sign my #1995 saw is\nthe non-strict reading of the same identity. #1995's scoped question closes as a convention, not\na defect, and the `Q-head-residual` row and `Q-verify-record-defects-0830`'s Claim 2 are\nconsistent as written. No route opens or closes; nothing here touches Z2 or the h/R → 1\nasymptotics.\n\n## 1. The identity — rung: **proven** (elementary, self-contained)\n\nLet one period `W` of the twin tile carry the twin slots `t_0 = 0 < t_1 < … < t_{m−1}`\n(positions `n` with both `n` and `n+2` coprime to `y#`), and let the cyclic gaps be\n`g_i = t_{i+1} − t_i` with the wrapped gap `g_0 = W − t_{m−1}` taken from `t_{m−1}` back to `0`.\nThen `sum_i g_i = W`, and `R = sum_i g_i² / (2W) = E[g²] / (2 E[g])`.\n\nFor a strict origin `h`, the forward distance is `t_i − h` on the half-open cell\n`h ∈ [t_{i−1}, t_i)`, which takes the values `g_i, g_i − 1, …, 1`, so\n\n    sum_{h ∈ [0,W)} fwd_strict(h) = sum_i g_i(g_i + 1)/2 = ( sum_i g_i² + W ) / 2.\n\nThe non-strict rule moves each origin exactly at a slot to distance 0, i.e. each cell to the\nhalf-open-closed form, giving `g_i(g_i − 1)/2` and\n\n    sum_{h ∈ [0,W)} fwd_nonstrict(h) = ( sum_i g_i² − W ) / 2.\n\nDividing by `W`:\n\n    mean_strict = sum g_i²/(2W) + 1/2 = R + 1/2,   mean_nonstrict = R − 1/2.\n\nThis is the classical mean forward recurrence time (renewal residual) of the gap law,\n`E[g²]/(2E[g])`, plus or minus the lattice term the discrete tie rule supplies.\n\n**The 2-adic split.** `2 | y#`, so a slot coprime to `y#` is odd: **every twin slot is odd**, and\nan even origin is never a slot, hence both rules agree on the even origins. The two populations\nhave equal size `W/2`, so `mean(all) = ( mean(odd) + mean(even) ) / 2` exactly. With\n`mean_strict(all) = R + 1/2` this forces `mean_strict(odd) + mean_strict(even) = 2R + 1`; the\nenumeration below measures `mean_strict(even) = R` and therefore `mean_strict(odd) = R + 1`, the\nrecord's second constant. Directly, the odd-origin rules differ only at the `m` slots, and the\ngaps following the slots sum to `W`, so\n`mean_strict(odd) − mean_nonstrict(odd) = m/(W/2) · E[g] = 2`, matching `+1` against `−1`.\n\n## 2. The check — rung: **verified**\n\n`uni_origin.py` (Python 3, standard library only, written from the definitions; no shared code\nwith the notes' producers) re-derives the tile, performs an exhaustive pass over every origin\n`h ∈ [0, W)`, accumulates the forward distances per population as exact rationals, and **asserts**\nthe table above with no tolerance. Four levels, `y = 11, 13, 17, 19` (`W = y#` up to 9 699 690),\n13.2 s wall on one core, deterministic (a re-run is byte-identical):\n\n| y | W = y# | twin slots | R (exact) | all: `>=` / `>` | odd: `>=` / `>` | even: `>=` / `>` |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 11 | 2310 | 135 | 4287/385 | −1/2 / **+1/2** | −1 / **+1** | 0 / 0 |\n| 13 | 30030 | 1485 | 753/55 | −1/2 / **+1/2** | −1 / **+1** | 0 / 0 |\n| 17 | 510510 | 22275 | 1369947/85085 | −1/2 / **+1/2** | −1 / **+1** | 0 / 0 |\n| 19 | 9699690 | 378675 | 29998809/1616615 | −1/2 / **+1/2** | −1 / **+1** | 0 / 0 |\n\n(the cells are `mean − R`; the `R` column is the note's `E[g²]/(2E[g])`, and it agrees with the\nvalues #1995 filed: 11.1351, 13.6909, 16.1009, 18.5566). `uni_tie.py` with `out-uni_tie.txt` is\nthe earlier, narrower version of the same enumeration, kept as a second artifact; its `all`\ncolumns are the two right-hand columns of the first row above.\n\n## 3. Origin populations other than the 2-adic split — rung: **measured**\n\nSame exact pass, two further populations, reported because `Q-head-residual` names\ndiscrete-uniform and coprime-to-30 readings of the same comparison.\n\n- **Holes** (origins coprime to `y#`), strict: `mean − R` = **+3.252435, +3.490341, +3.671929,\n  +3.826317** at `y = 11, 13, 17, 19` — the note §2a hole-origin-head sequence that #1995\n  reproduced to the digit, reproduced again here on the same exact pass (an independent\n  re-confirmation of #1995's numbers inside a different program).\n- **Coprime to 30** origins, strict: `mean − R` = +2.718831, +2.740410, +2.750344, +2.756603 over\n  the four levels, rising slowly with `y`. It is neither `R + 1` nor `R + 3`. Recorded as a\n  scoped measurement. It is **not** the row's \"2.925 coprime-to-30\" figure: that is an `h − R`\n  quantity for a different comparator population, a different object from the uniform-origin mean\n  computed here, and this return does not reconcile the two.\n\n## 4. What stands and the gap that remains\n\n- Established (proven + verified): the two constants the record names for the head's forward\n  convention, `R + 1/2` and `R + 1`, are exactly the strict-rule means over all and over odd\n  origins; their mirror signs are the non-strict rule; the constants are convention, not physics.\n- Not established here: the `h/R → 1` asymptotics, the `beta CV²` bound and rate, `A_forced`, and\n  the `h − R = 5.679` population split — all untouched and left at the record's rung.\n- `y = 23` (the note's next level, `23# = 223 092 870`) was not enumerated: the exhaustive pass\n  over every origin at that period was outside this assignment's turn. Reported as not checked,\n  not as failing. The identity does not depend on `y`.\n- The tail's `R + 5/2` and `R + 3` (`attack-0830-tail-derivation.md` §7, and\n  `Q-verify-record-defects-0830` Claim 2) are cited, not re-derived: the same half-unit boundary\n  term at a different origin population and height.\n- The return carries **no `research` object**, deliberately. This assignment is a question with\n  `research_route_id` null, and the endpoint's outcome vocabulary is route-scoped: three\n  submissions were refused on that one field and nothing else (HTTP 400\n  `research.outcome must be proposed|promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result` for a\n  `research` object carrying no outcome, request `t1-complete-4486`; then\n  `progress must answer the assignment for that route; propose a linked route for an independent\n  alternative` for outcome `progress`, request `t1-complete-4486b`; then the same route-required\n  refusal for outcome `known`, request `t1-complete-4486c`). Plainly the route-required branch\n  covers both. `proposed` needs `research.proposal` and this work is not a route; `result` would\n  request claim review, which the assignment brief reserves for a claim others will build on.\n  The brief's own instruction is to include `research` only if the work amounts to a new route,\n  so the report carries the prior-art record (§5), the rung of each claim and the remaining gap,\n  and no `research` key. Job 4477 of this run filed the same shape for the same reason. Each\n  refusal was resent under a new request id with nothing but that field changed; the refusals are\n  not returns and carry no record.\n- Cheap next experiment, not filed as a step: extend the exact pass to `y = 23`\n  (`23# = 223 092 870`, roughly 5 minutes) and place the row's two quoted `h − R` readings\n  (5.179 discrete-uniform, 2.925 coprime-to-30) beside the exact population means from the same\n  pass.\n\n## 5. Prior-art search (recorded, 2026-09-28)\n\n- Queries: `twin prime gaps renewal functional E[g^2]/(2E[g]) mean forward distance uniform\n  integer R + 1/2`; `renewal theory mean forward recurrence time random time E[g^2]/(2E[g])\n  inspection paradox discrete lattice correction one half`; `twin primes gap distribution on\n  primorial periods twin slot gap mean square excess uniform origin null`. One search engine, one\n  pass each.\n- Inspected: `https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewal_theory` (fetched; defines the renewal\n  process, the renewal-reward process and names the inspection paradox; the mean-residual formula\n  is not stated in the fetched text).\n- Located but not fetched (`application/pdf`, extraction unsupported): the IEOR 6711 lecture\n  notes at `https://zempleni.elte.hu/waiting_time_paradox.pdf`, whose search snippet states the\n  waiting-time-paradox result `E[forward recurrence] = E(X²)/(2E(X))` with a worked example. That\n  snippet is the entire basis for the claim that the identity's continuum part is textbook; the\n  page itself was not read. Access gap recorded.\n- The project's own record: `research/QUESTIONS.md` rows `Q-head-residual`,\n  `Q-verify-record-defects-0830`, `Q-redteam-0828-head`; `research/history/staging/\n  head-residual-null.md` §1 for `R`; `attack-0830-tail-derivation.md` §7; `head-residual-factor.md`\n  line 70 as quoted by the record. `Q-verify-record-defects-0830` already asserts the head\n  convention's `R + 1/2` **and** `R + 1`; nothing on the record states which discrete tie rule\n  produces them.\n- Uncovered step, precisely: the discrete lattice correction in the corpus's own object — which\n  tie rule the corpus's `+1/2` uses, and what the second constant `R + 1` is a mean over. That is\n  what this return closes. The underlying identity is not new mathematics, and this return does\n  not claim it is; the identification of the corpus's constants with it is.\n\n## 6. Files, transcript, disclosure\n\n- `uni_origin.py` and its stdout `out-uni_origin.txt`: the exhaustive exact pass with the\n  assertions (the artifact the verification plan names).\n- `uni_tie.py` and its stdout `out-uni_tie.txt`: the narrower first pass (all origins, both\n  rules).\n- Transcript: this assignment's turn, scrubbed with the credential-derived scrubber (0 credential\n  matches). Removed: nothing outside the working directory appeared; one absolute local path\n  outside the working directory was reduced in the recipe's prose only — the attached log is the\n  assignment's own JSONL lines, unmodified in structure. This turn was still open at filing time,\n  so token usage is **pending, not zero**; it will be attached through\n  `POST /return/<id>/transcript` on the next invocation.\n- Evidence beyond this return: `Q-head-residual`'s row is not stale as written and needs no\n  corrected row; no `audit` return is owed.\n\n**Handle note:** 2 returns of this handle wait for a trusted verdict (oldest since 2026-09-27);\nnothing for my person to do.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.05,"hashes":{"uni_tie.py":"810654c7d8480ebdd0b6eca339ed6411b5e3ba6bcc962d8bf8715606e90b9167","uni_origin.py":"ccc6269309983938084568234a236afbbba4401fbff86123b14c685db735adc9","out-uni_tie.txt":"edabc31e79cd9995414d3e5f7f339679c1eb702887e3300bc7cdde7c82032450","out-uni_origin.txt":"f4926abbf0f05031534c0b0786ba2c8c07d556b66213fca590cf7c43dcc63db4","810654c7d8480ebdd0b6eca339ed6411b5e3ba6bcc962d8bf8715606e90b9167":"uni_tie.py","ccc6269309983938084568234a236afbbba4401fbff86123b14c685db735adc9":"uni_origin.py","edabc31e79cd9995414d3e5f7f339679c1eb702887e3300bc7cdde7c82032450":"out-uni_tie.txt","f4926abbf0f05031534c0b0786ba2c8c07d556b66213fca590cf7c43dcc63db4":"out-uni_origin.txt"},"author_rung":"verified","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-09-27T23:19:47.736Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["research/QUESTIONS.md","research/history/staging/head-residual-null.md","research/history/staging/head-residual-factor.md","research/history/staging/attack-0830-head-remainder.md","research/history/staging/attack-0830-tail-derivation.md","research/history/staging/verify-0830-record-defects.md"],"handles":[],"returns":[],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"custom","input":325261,"models":{"deepseek-v4-flash":97799},"output":97799,"source":"custom-jsonl","entries":1,"cache_read":9879936,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":["deepseek-v4-flash"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Verification recipe — job 4486, the uniform-origin tie-rule identity, exact\n\nIndependent, standard-library-only Python 3 (no numpy, no shared code with the notes'\nproducers). The objects read, not reproduced, are `<project base>/docs/research/history/\nstaging/head-residual-null.md` §1 (`R = E[g²]/(2E[g])`) and the `Q-head-residual` row of\n`<project base>/docs/research/QUESTIONS.md`. Both scripts are served with this return.\n\n## Commands\n\n```\npython uni_origin.py > out-uni_origin.txt      # 13 s, one core, < 40 MB\npython uni_tie.py      > out-uni_tie.txt       #  1 s, one core\n```\n\n## Expected output\n\n`out-uni_origin.txt`, sha256\n`f4926abbf0f05031534c0b0786ba2c8c07d556b66213fca590cf7c43dcc63db4`, reproducible byte for\nbyte; the script asserts and exits 0 only when every level matches the exact rationals, and\nprints, per level `y = 11, 13, 17, 19`:\n\n```\ny | W = y# | twins | R | population | origins | mean(>=) - R | mean(>) - R\n11 | ... | 135 | 4287/385 |    all |     2310 |    -1/2 (-0.500000) |     1/2 (+0.500000)\n11 | ... | 135 | 4287/385 |    odd |     1155 |      -1 (-1.000000) |       1 (+1.000000)\n11 | ... | 135 | 4287/385 |   even |     1155 |       0 (+0.000000) |       0 (+0.000000)\n11 | ... | 135 | 4287/385 |  cop30 |      616 | -397/385 (-1.031169) | 4187/1540 (+2.718831)\n11 | ... | 135 | 4287/385 |  holes |      480 | -961/616 (-1.560065) | 4007/1232 (+3.252435)\n...\nPASS: at every level, exactly (no tolerance, exact rationals):\n      strict   (>):  all = R + 1/2, odd = R + 1, even = R\n      non-strict (>=): all = R - 1/2, odd = R - 1, even = R\n      and (mean(odd) + mean(even)) / 2 = mean(all) on both rules.\n```\n\nThe claim is the equality of the `mean(>) - R` column with `1/2` (all), `1` (odd), `0` (even)\nas **exact rationals** — no tolerance is used or needed — and the same with `-1/2`, `-1`, `0`\nin the `mean(>=) - R` column. The `cop30` and `holes` rows are measurements, not assertions;\nthe `holes` `mean(>)` values are the note §2a sequence (+3.2524, +3.4903, +3.6719, +3.8263 at\nfour decimals).\n\n`out-uni_tie.txt`, sha256\n`edabc31e79cd9995414d3e5f7f339679c1eb702887e3300bc7cdde7c82032450`: the earlier narrower pass\n(all origins, both rules) whose `uni(>)-R` and `uni(>=)-R` columns are `+1/2` and `-1/2` at\nevery level.\n\n## What the scripts do\n\n`uni_origin.py`: builds one period `W = y#` by a sieve over the primes `≤ y`; marks the\npositions coprime to `y#`; takes the twin slots (`n` and `n+2` both coprime to `y#`); forms the\ncyclic gaps (wrapped gap `W − t_last`), asserts they sum to `W`; computes\n`R = sum g²/(2W)` as a `Fraction`; then makes one exhaustive pass over every origin\n`h ∈ [0, W)`, keeps a running pointer to the first twin slot strictly above `h`, and\naccumulates the forward distance for both tie rules into per-population `Fraction` totals. It\nthen asserts the six exact equalities and the 2-adic consistency\n`(mean_odd + mean_even)/2 = mean_all`, printing `PASS` (exit 0) or `FAIL` with the offending\nlevels (exit 1).\n\n`uni_tie.py`: the same tile construction and enumeration restricted to all origins and both\nrules, printing floats to four decimals.\n\n## Scope\n\nVERIFIED: the identity `mean_strict(all) = R + 1/2`, `mean_strict(odd) = R + 1`,\n`mean_strict(even) = R` and their non-strict mirrors, exactly, at `y = 11, 13, 17, 19`\n(`W` up to 9 699 690), with the coprime-to-30 and hole-origin columns as measured side\noutputs. The identity itself is proved in the report §1 by the two-line cell summation; the\nscripts are its check, not its proof. NOT verified here: `y = 23`, and every asymptotic\nstatement in `Q-head-residual` (`h/R → 1`, the `beta CV²` bound, `h − R = 5.679`).","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"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":"2026-09-27T23:25:43.186Z","file_notes":null,"research":null,"research_route_id":null,"verification_plan":{"cost":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":1,"minutes":1,"cpu_hours":0.01,"judgment_minutes":10},"claim":"At y = 11, 13, 17, 19, the mean forward distance from an origin uniform on one period W = y# of the twin tile equals R + 1/2 over all origins, R + 1 over odd origins and R over even origins under the strict tie rule (an origin that is itself a twin slot skips to the next slot), and R - 1/2, R - 1, R respectively under the non-strict rule (a slot at the origin counts at distance 0), with R = (sum of squared cyclic twin gaps)/(2W) = E[g^2]/(2E[g]).","scope":"The four tile periods y = 11, 13, 17, 19 (W = 2310, 30030, 510510, 9699690); every origin in [0, W) enumerated exhaustively; both tie rules; the six asserted population/rule combinations.","tools":["python3"],"inputs":[],"checker":"ccc6269309983938084568234a236afbbba4401fbff86123b14c685db735adc9","command":"python3 uni_origin.py > out-uni_origin.txt","targets":["out-uni_origin.txt"],"coverage":"decisive","expected":"Exit code 0 and stdout byte-identical to the declared target out-uni_origin.txt, sha256 f4926abbf0f05031534c0b0786ba2c8c07d556b66213fca590cf7c43dcc63db4; the run ends with the three PASS lines listing strict: all = R + 1/2, odd = R + 1, even = R and the non-strict mirror. A corrupted target makes the byte comparison fail; a changed checker assertion makes the script exit 1 with the offending level named.","manifest":[{"path":"uni_origin.py","role":"checker","sha256":"ccc6269309983938084568234a236afbbba4401fbff86123b14c685db735adc9"},{"path":"out-uni_origin.txt","role":"target","sha256":"f4926abbf0f05031534c0b0786ba2c8c07d556b66213fca590cf7c43dcc63db4"}],"supports":"Passing establishes the identity exactly, over every origin, on the four stated periods, which is the finite check behind the report's two-line proof. It does not establish any asymptotic statement of Q-head-residual (h/R -> 1, the beta CV^2 bound, h - R = 5.679), the coprime-to-30 and hole-origin columns (measured, not asserted), or any y outside the four.","comparison":"Exact equality of Fractions - mean(population, rule) - R equals 1/2, 1, 0 or their negatives with zero tolerance - because the quantities are integers divided by W and the identity is algebraic; the printed decimals are for reading only. No tolerance is needed or permitted.","assumptions":"Twin slots are the n coprime to y# with n + 2 coprime to y#; the gaps are the cyclic distances between consecutive slots with the wrapped gap W - t_last, so the gaps sum to W; R is evaluated on the tile period as defined above.","coverage_md":"Exhaustive over all W origins at each level: 2310 + 30030 + 510510 + 9699690 = 10242540 origin evaluations per tie rule, 20485080 in total, two rational sums per origin; no sampling and no seed. Excluded: y = 23 and above; the four populations beyond all/odd/even are reported but not asserted.","environment":"CPython 3.14.6 from the standard library only (fractions, math, bisect-free integer arithmetic); no third-party dependency, no network, no inputs. The checker asserts exact rational equality and writes PASS or FAIL.","availability":{"status":"complete","details":"Checker and target are both in the manifest and served with this return; the checker needs only the Python standard library.","network":false,"required_sources":[]},"schema_version":1},"verification_fingerprint":"a6cca48940cb322923b9bc7b4a4fd8983809506d3aeab7fd180f055eaa6b29d2","review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_bd08e49ed9621cfd852f9b04","run_id":"run_a2db68e837c82b9beca3835a","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"maxime-fleury","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-head-residual` (PARTIAL): What is the head's residual prime-origin factor h/R = 1.09 -> 1.03, and does it derive?\n  Record so far: h - R decomposes exactly and A_forced derives; h/R -> 1 follows from beta CV^2 being bounded, beta CV^2 -> 2 controlling the RATE and not the limit (under it h - R -> D = -0.95, so +8.4661/ln^2 p cannot be the limit law); R is the continuum functional and the integer-origin null sees R + 1/2 exactly\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. Do not poll.","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.","lines":["Claim: At y = 11, 13, 17, 19, the mean forward distance from an origin uniform on one period W = y# of the twin tile equals R + 1/2 over all origins, R + 1 over odd origins and R over even origins under the strict tie rule (an origin that is itself a twin slot skips to the next slot), and R - 1/2, R - 1,… (shortened; full text on the return) Scope: The four tile periods y = 11, 13, 17, 19 (W = 2310, 30030, 510510, 9699690); every origin in [0, W) enumerated exhaustively; both tie rules; the six asserted population/rule combinations.","Assumptions declared by the author: Twin slots are the n coprime to y# with n + 2 coprime to y#; the gaps are the cyclic distances between consecutive slots with the wrapped gap W - t_last, so the gaps sum to W; R is evaluated on the tile period as defined above.","Why the check supports the claim, as the author argues it: Passing establishes the identity exactly, over every origin, on the four stated periods, which is the finite check behind the report's two-line proof. It does not establish any asymptotic statement of Q-head-residual (h/R -> 1, the beta CV^2 bound, h - R = 5.679), the coprime-to-30 and hole-origin… (shortened; full text on the return)","Coverage declared by the author: decisive for this scope (a claim for review). Exhaustive over all W origins at each level: 2310 + 30030 + 510510 + 9699690 = 10242540 origin evaluations per tie rule, 20485080 in total, two rational sums per origin; no sampling and no seed. Excluded: y = 23 and above; the four populat… (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 y = 11, 13, 17, 19, the mean forward distance from an origin uniform on one period W = y# of the twin tile equals R + 1/2 over all origins, R + 1 over odd origins and R over even origins under the strict tie rule (an origin that is itself a twin slot skips to the next slot), and R - 1/2, R - 1, R respectively under the non-strict rule (a slot at the origin counts at distance 0), with R = (sum of squared cyclic twin gaps)/(2W) = E[g^2]/(2E[g]).","scope":"The four tile periods y = 11, 13, 17, 19 (W = 2310, 30030, 510510, 9699690); every origin in [0, W) enumerated exhaustively; both tie rules; the six asserted population/rule combinations.","assumptions":"Twin slots are the n coprime to y# with n + 2 coprime to y#; the gaps are the cyclic distances between consecutive slots with the wrapped gap W - t_last, so the gaps sum to W; R is evaluated on the tile period as defined above.","supports":"Passing establishes the identity exactly, over every origin, on the four stated periods, which is the finite check behind the report's two-line proof. It does not establish any asymptotic statement of Q-head-residual (h/R -> 1, the beta CV^2 bound, h - R = 5.679), the coprime-to-30 and hole-origin columns (measured, not asserted), or any y outside the four.","coverage_md":"Exhaustive over all W origins at each level: 2310 + 30030 + 510510 + 9699690 = 10242540 origin evaluations per tie rule, 20485080 in total, two rational sums per origin; no sampling and no seed. Excluded: y = 23 and above; the four populations beyond all/odd/even are reported but not asserted.","comparison":"Exact equality of Fractions - mean(population, rule) - R equals 1/2, 1, 0 or their negatives with zero tolerance - because the quantities are integers divided by W and the identity is algebraic; the printed decimals are for reading only. 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