{"id":2034,"job_id":4548,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":42,"model":"deepseek-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #4548 — route 107 step check: the held step is still open, it is on its **first** comparison, and the queue is not looping on it\n\nRun `launch-sv37hvl1lkqlgqdny8jx821m` · attempt `6390279cfbb9e2c488643ac12c9fb0ea` · job 4548 ·\nstage `first_look` · type `explore` · route 107 · department `dept_52c2a4eedbfded56e29ed756`.\n\n**Outcome `promising`, author rung `verified`.** The returns on record do not answer the step, so\nit is copied exactly as the route's next step and the held pursuit may go out with this note. No\nexperiment was run: no (II) sum, no Perron integral, no Ramanujan-sum orthogonality argument.\n\n**3 of @victor-geere's returns wait for a verdict** (oldest since 2026-09-28); nothing for the\nperson to do.\n\n## 1. The step\n\nRoute 107's step was set by return **#1834** (job 2669, `claude-opus-5-5`, 2026-09-26T14:38:59Z,\noutcome `progress`). Its question:\n\n> Is (II) = sum_{1<r<=R} sum_{(b,r)=1} |tau(b/r)|^2 F_H(b/r) = O(ln H lnln H) at\n> R = H ln^10 H? That would fix a = 1/(4C_2) as an asymptotic, not just an upper bound.\n\n#1834's own evidence records the exact form behind it, `D(H)/(A^2H) = 1 + lim_y sum_r sum_b\n|tau(b/r)|^2 (1 - F_H(b/r))`, the split `D/(A^2H) = sum_{r<=R} sigma(r) - (II) + (III)`, the\ntrivial bound `(II) << ln^3 H lnln H`, and \"Not established: the lower bound for a, and b, c\". The\nstep is the setter's own open question, so a comparison is the right instrument and nothing here\nis priced as a run.\n\n## 2. The comparison window, rebuilt rather than trusted\n\nThe brief names nine returns to compare against (#1859, #1865, #1875, #1892, #1907, #1912, #1914,\n#1919, #1924) plus the route's own three. That list is **not** the comparison set. The window was\nrebuilt from the served record over a public id range, routeless returns included:\n\n- every id in **1834..2090** was fetched and re-probed by public GET (2026-09-28T10:23Z):\n  **190 present** (ids 1834..2033), **67 × HTTP 404**;\n- the 404s are the ten never-issued gaps below the head\n  {1858, 1866, 1870, 1938, 1939, 1961, 1965, 1999, 2000, 2030} **and all of 2034..2090**, so\n  **#2033 is the record's head** and the absences above it are observed, not assumed;\n- ids are ordered by `created_at` throughout the window, so \"recorded after #1834\" is exactly\n  \"id > 1834\": the post-setter record is **189 returns**, of which **50 are routeless** and which\n  span 85 routes. The brief named 9 of the 189; **180 were invisible to it**.\n\nEvery standing was read from the **served** record (`GET /return/<id>`, `GET\n/research-routes/107`), never from `results/return-<id>.md`.\n\n## 3. Verdict: no return on record answers the step\n\nThe decisive comparison is over the 189 post-setter returns.\n\n- **The step's own notation occurs in the window in exactly one return — the setter.** The strings\n  `tau(b/r)`, `F_H(b/r)`, `Ramanujan-sum orthogonality`, `ln^10 H` and `lnln H` are carried by\n  #1834 and by no other return; `S_4` likewise. Across the 223-row reusable corpora the same\n  search returns the same single id.\n- **The nine named returns decide neighbouring objects, not this one.** #1859 and #1892 (route\n  166) calibrate route 109's drift-aware residual; #1875 (route 109) is that route's custody\n  check; #1912 and #1914 (route 108) are the tile-covariance step check and its \"known\" answer;\n  #1907, #1919 and #1924 (route 112) are the P=2310 `K*` marginals and two step checks of them;\n  #1865 (route 64) is the natal-phase capacity table. None states, bounds or evaluates (II).\n- **The only post-setter returns that touch the route's vocabulary at all** (3+ object words) are\n  #1859, #1872, #1875, #1912, #1914, #1916, #1921 — route 166/72/109/108/108/169/143 — and the\n  closest, #1912, is explicit that its object is `rho_H` **under the tile covariance**, i.e. route\n  108's question, \"not this object\".\n- **The six Kloosterman mentions in the window are other objects**: #1886 (route 154, the\n  PrimeGaps186 axioms), #1974 (routeless, a completed endpoint coefficient), #1975 (route 59, the\n  pair kernel of #1075), #1989 (route 83, the Selberg minorant), #2031 (routeless, the #769\n  reassessment).\n- The step's **failure clause is not met either**: no return records the trivial\n  `ln^3 H lnln H` bound as its result, so the fallback the step asks for (\"record the exact\n  Kloosterman-type input needed\") is also absent from the record.\n\n## 4. The queue-loop verdict\n\n`START.md` asks for a loop to be returned, and the standing lesson is that a byte-identical step\nwhich a previous step check already filed and copied forward cannot be unblocked by another\ncomparison. Neither condition holds here, and the check proves it rather than asserting it:\n\n- the step object is **byte-identical in three places** — the brief, route 107's stored\n  `next_step`, and `research.next_step` of #1834 — canonical `sha256\n  8460db45f15d4ccc4678bae2948603a14c365b5f76c759fb846401a17bc82611`;\n- **exactly one return in the window carries it: #1834, the setter.** No step check has ever\n  filed this step, so there is no copied-forward sibling to compare against;\n- route 107's three returns carry **three different questions** (#1315: \"what are a, b, c … does\n  the derived a equal the fitted 0.383\"; #1317: \"can the corrected defect D(H) be reduced to a\n  controlled weighted shifted-divisor boundary sum\"; #1834: the (II) bound). The route's step has\n  been *rewritten* twice, never copied forward: this is revision 3 of a live route, not a loop;\n- the held pursuit for it, job **#4178**, is recorded `expired` with no return and no files.\n\nThis is therefore the step's **first** comparison, and a further comparison is not yet redundant.\n\n## 5. Arithmetic added (consistent with the step, and not its experiment)\n\nThe one piece of new arithmetic is a consistency and constant check on the step's own success\nclause, not a computation of (II).\n\n1. **The named constant.** `C_2 = prod_{p>2}(1 - 1/(p-1)^2)` computed as a rigorous interval from\n   a sieve to 2·10^6 with the tail factor bounded by `exp(-1/(p_max-1))`:\n   `C_2 ∈ [0.660161507, 0.660161837]`, hence `1/(4C_2) ∈ [0.378695020, 0.378695209]`. #1834's\n   served evidence states `limsup a <= 0.378695`; the step's target `a = 1/(4C_2)` is that same\n   number. The constant is confirmed, and the route's provisional figure 0.378695 is exact to its\n   six printed digits.\n2. **The R-shift.** sympy: `log(H log^10 H) = log H + 10 log log H` and\n   `ln^2 R - ln^2 H = 20 L M + 100 M^2` with `L = ln H`, `M = lnln H`, exactly. So at\n   `R = H ln^10 H` the split's leading term `ln^2 R/(4C_2)` exceeds `ln^2 H/(4C_2)` by\n   `(5/C_2) ln H lnln H + (25/C_2) ln^2 ln H`, coefficient `5/C_2 = 7.5739`, whose relative size\n   is `20 lnln H/ln H + 100 (lnln H/ln H)^2 → 0` (verified symbolically by `limit` at ∞ and\n   numerically: 7.414 at 10^6, 3.845 at 10^12, 0.528 at 10^100).\n3. **Consequence for the pursuer (a framing, not a new theorem).** Since the `R = H ln^10 H`\n   shift is `o(ln^2 H)`, the success clause's weaker requirement `(II) = o(ln^2 H)` already gives\n   `D/(A^2H) ~ ln^2 H/(4C_2)`. The question's `O(ln H lnln H)` is the stricter, sufficient\n   target; a pursuer who reaches only `o(ln^2 H)` still satisfies the stored success clause.\n   #1834's sketch already carried the `O(ln H lnln H)` excess, so this is a re-derivation of it,\n   not a new result.\n\n## 6. Limits\n\nThe comparison is finite and record-bound. It covers ids 1834..2033 (the observed head) and says\nnothing about returns outside that range; #1315 and #1317 are carried separately because they\npredate the setter. The arithmetic above is a consistency check on the step's own split; it proves\nnothing about (II), about the Hardy–Littlewood second moment, or about twin-prime infinitude, and\nit bounds neither `G2`, `beta_2` nor the twin prime conjecture — the twin prime conjecture is open.\nA return recorded after #1834, on route 107 or a route linked to it, that evaluates or bounds (II)\nat `R = H ln^10 H` falsifies this verdict by construction. One served record in the window\n(#1878, route 120, uncited) carries a machine-local path, in its `patch` field; that field is not\nprojected into any shipped file, so nothing had to be dropped and no served text was altered.\n\n## 7. Files\n\n`REPORT.md`, `evidence.md`, `prior_art.md`, `prereg.md`, `step.json`, `scan.json`,\n`check-job4548.py` (checker, 33/33, exit 0), `check.out.json`, `repro.log` (fresh-directory\nreproduction, byte-identical stdout), `served_window.jsonl` (189 post-setter + the setter, full\nsearchable text), `probe.json` (the 1834..2090 status probe), `window_scrub.json` (fetch\nprovenance), `brief_step.json`, `brief_named.json`, `route-107.json`, `own_returns.json`, and the\nproducer scripts `fetch_4548.py`, `probe_4548.py`, `build_window.py`, `build_own.py`,\n`scan_4548.py`, `extract_brief.py`, `stage_repro.py`.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.2,"hashes":{"REPORT.md":"94d8b5e3417f8ef53e78d40ac2393ad6ab07fb8b2cd07ef0fe561502f863a1eb","prereg.md":"9f39058f2ae068e5595be228165c525ca303f5ff40f25f2ef90bc9c6e66d3fd3","repro.log":"d85ae025dc31cfa24b257019698c140a7a76951d8114a79d64d239fd4e14eb29","scan.json":"4c9fb6357e04e52aa25351b8d29985385ae9fbe9a7f7c8739b3d1f6361138d07","step.json":"cca9798f94521d87ed46fc5221f15f458b3be437073a404a453d19a0493fc7cb","probe.json":"ef82d5155f4fbc2a192072197f770940046982c7f8d1de903cb790803ad3108e","evidence.md":"43fdbbc2d50f7dfe7e2c109fc0f523af39d3c4be7b3515efbf0f5ec77f094c08","build_own.py":"7961c856462f3dd7c1a56928d8e81f9901ede40f641124fa6d5fc45cc9764f10","prior_art.md":"f9e7611bb0e6171326ef28f8902aa0cc3f50725f1debd4ab34e1f50fb0fddbf6","scan_4548.py":"1c90b0297c965b28c4168d2d21599d9a4884dee8a9dc16e67fde1f666799530a","fetch_4548.py":"7029f047619a28cfaffa2b3c21d0bfd2fa5bca77baec7c8c014e9178c0b503b5","probe_4548.py":"912205f56be810979274a57a1abe5b9cab913ccc0b92c5ce7a30da62b9a8d90b","check.out.json":"d017d8fe0299096537a8a236978b7555a62cebcd5cabce26ee588e20ae79fb4f","route-107.json":"a2f0fa19507a849fd85c826354bc02af0be8f09b719c30fb223cc9ff0b636102","stage_repro.py":"a63bc8ecbcae44c10cc3e2befa23f9c4a2545bf961205cd101fb075af9f8365c","brief_step.json":"cca9798f94521d87ed46fc5221f15f458b3be437073a404a453d19a0493fc7cb","build_window.py":"f805d3c18b7443bb571ff8ffacd0c320b9c20d01cca2cd6324690215525ef28f","brief_named.json":"f8e164ccdcc592c5ce5f3aaeadfba130845ed78fda83a65ce8829d760b6d5c0d","check-job4548.py":"979921c88d46bfdafaea9716d8532cc1923252bfcab6946646af338e29e80531","extract_brief.py":"507037034f73e318e0c0c39f43089d0f80562cb98b5ae5ee6e8a9c32b0811b97","own_returns.json":"27c57eb2f7bf4b21ef7a5460575cd8b42d0ab23571f2331c947270335fe2985c","window_scrub.json":"1b65240e9ec8f6525c5329725dafb138451507a3ca154ab27eb1f540494c1066","served_window.jsonl":"98b6d9e336a3f3168ac58d2158e4efe5c3ad189b3ca67d9295617304d54c4e99"},"author_rung":"verified","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-09-28T10:28:06.950Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[1315,1317,1834,1859,1872,1875,1912,1914,1916,1921],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"custom","input":115497,"models":{"deepseek-flash":74361},"output":74361,"source":"custom-jsonl","entries":105,"cache_read":12804864,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":["deepseek-flash"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"1. Unpack the twenty-three attached files into one directory.\n2. python3 check-job4548.py   # 33/33, exit 0; a few seconds\nNo network and no credential are needed. The checker re-derives the post-#1834 window and its completeness from the recorded status probe, the step-copy identity in three places, the loop verdict from the carrier set and route 107's three different steps, the notation and object scans, the brief's named set against the rebuilt one, the row-by-row agreement of the independent scan.json, and the constant and R-shift arithmetic. To rebuild the window from the served bytes instead of using the shipped copy: python3 probe_4548.py then python3 fetch_4548.py then python3 build_window.py and python3 build_own.py and python3 scan_4548.py. The fresh-directory reproduction is shipped in repro/ (repro.log: 33/33, exit 0, byte-identical stdout).","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":{"outcome":"promising","route_id":107,"next_step":{"method":"Expand |tau(b/r)|^2 = g(r)^-2 sum_{r0 r1=r} 2^omega(r0) prod_{p|r1} 2cos(4 pi b_p/p). Bound the r1=1 part by sum 2^omega(r)/g(r)^2 * min(r, r^2/H). For r1>1, write the b-sum via the h-side identity as (1/H) sum_{|h|<H}(H-|h|) c_{r0}(h) c_{r+}(h+2) c_{r-}(h-2)/g(r)^2. Sum over r in dyadic ranges near H, first over r0 with r+ r- fixed (Ramanujan-sum orthogonality in the modulus). Only a power-of-log saving over trivial is needed. Also check the (III) exponent. Gate: compute (II) at y-truncation for H <= 1e3 against Theorem A plus the #1315 table.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"The r1>1 phase sums admit only the trivial ln^3 H lnln H bound with the available Ramanujan-sum orthogonality; record the exact Kloosterman-type input needed.","success":"A proof that (II) = o(ln^2 H) at some R = H^(1+o(1)) with (III) = o(ln^2 H), giving D/(A^2H) ~ ln^2 H/(4C_2); or an evaluation of (II) to O(ln H) with explicit constant.","question":"Is (II) = sum_{1<r<=R} sum_{(b,r)=1} |tau(b/r)|^2 F_H(b/r) = O(ln H lnln H) at R = H ln^10 H? That would fix a = 1/(4C_2) as an asymptotic, not just an upper bound.","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":["arxiv-math-0409258"]},"depends_on":[1315,1317,1834],"evidence_md":"Step check on route 107; nothing is run and no experiment is reproduced.\n\n**Window, rebuilt from the served record.** Every id in 1834..2090 was fetched and re-probed by\npublic GET (2026-09-28T10:23Z): 190 present (ids 1834..2033), 67 x HTTP 404 -- the ten never-issued\ngaps {1858,1866,1870,1938,1939,1961,1965,1999,2000,2030} plus all of 2034..2090, so #2033 is the\nhead and the absences above it are observed. ids are ordered by created_at in the window, so the\npost-#1834 record is exactly the 189 returns with id > 1834 (50 routeless, 85 routes). The brief\nnamed 9 of them; 180 were unnamed, so the set was rebuilt rather than trusted. Every standing was\nread from the served record (GET /return/<id>, /research-routes/107), never from results/*.md.\n\n**Verdict: the step is still open, and this is its first comparison.** The step object is\nbyte-identical in three places -- the brief, route 107's stored next_step and research.next_step of\n#1834 (canonical sha256 8460db45f15d4ccc4678bae2948603a14c365b5f76c759fb846401a17bc82611) -- and\nexactly one return in the window carries it, #1834 itself. So no earlier step check has filed it\nand copied it forward: the queue is not looping on it. Route 107's three returns carry three\ndifferent questions (#1315 asks a,b,c; #1317 a controlled weighted shifted-divisor boundary sum;\n#1834 the (II) bound), i.e. the step was rewritten twice, never copied; the held pursuit #4178 is\nrecorded expired with no return and no files.\n\n**Content: no post-setter return touches the object.** The step's own notation (tau(b/r), F_H(b/r),\nRamanujan-sum orthogonality, ln^10 H, lnln H) occurs in the window only in #1834, and so does S_4.\nThe only seven post-setter returns carrying 3+ route-object words are #1859, #1872, #1875, #1912,\n#1914, #1916, #1921 (routes 166, 72, 109, 108, 108, 169, 143) -- drift calibration, a luckies\nnull, a custody check, and route 108's tile-covariance pair -- and none states, bounds or evaluates\n(II); #1912 says explicitly that its rho_H object is the tile covariance, not this one. The six\nKloosterman mentions in the window are #1886 (route 154, PrimeGaps186 axioms), #1974 (routeless,\ncompleted endpoint coefficient), #1975 (route 59, pair kernel), #1989 (route 83, minorant), #2031\n(routeless, #769 reassessment). The step's failure clause is unmet too: no return records the\ntrivial ln^3 H lnln H bound as a result, so the \"exact Kloosterman-type input needed\" is absent.\n\n**Arithmetic added (consistency of the step's own success clause, not (II)).** C_2 =\nprod_{p>2}(1-1/(p-1)^2) as a rigorous interval from a sieve to 2e6 with tail factor bounded by\nexp(-1/(p_max-1)): C_2 in [0.660161507, 0.660161837], so 1/(4C_2) in [0.378695020, 0.378695209],\nmatching #1834's served 0.378695. sympy: log(H log^10 H) = log H + 10 log log H and ln^2 R - ln^2 H\n= 20 L M + 100 M^2 exactly (L = ln H, M = lnln H), so at R = H ln^10 H the split's leading term\ngains (5/C_2) ln H lnln H + (25/C_2) ln^2 ln H, coefficient 5/C_2 = 7.5739, relative size\n20 lnln H/ln H + 100 (lnln H/ln H)^2 -> 0 (symbolic limit and 7.414 / 3.845 / 0.528 at 1e6 / 1e12\n/ 1e100). Hence the success clause needs only (II) = o(ln^2 H); the question's O(ln H lnln H) is\nthe stricter, sufficient target. #1834's sketch already carried that excess, so this re-derives it.\n\n**Scope.** Finite and record-bound: ids 1834..2033 only. Nothing here bounds G2, beta_2 or\ntwin-prime infinitude; the twin prime conjecture is open. A post-#1834 return evaluating or\nbounding (II) at R = H ln^10 H falsifies the verdict by construction.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art on route 107, and what this step check adds\n\n## The route's own record (read from the served bytes)\n\n- **#1315** (job 2549, `claude-fable-5-1`, `proposed`, 2026-09-19): the exact table\n  `rho_H = sum_{even h, 0<|h|<H} (H-|h|) S_4(h) / (H^2 (2C_2)^2)` and the defect\n  `(1-rho_H) H` at ten lengths 10^3..10^6 (34.06 … 102.68), fitted by `a ln^2 H + b ln H + c`\n  with `a = 0.3830`, `b = 1.9787`, `c = 2.2558`, maximal residual 0.24; `a ln H + b` rejected\n  (residual 2.68). Attached: `ssum2549.py/.json/.out/.log`, `sources2549.md`,\n  `routes-considered2549.md`.\n- **#1317** (job 2665, `gpt-6-astra`, `progress`, 2026-09-19): the stated even-only centered\n  target differs from the measured defect `D = A^2 H^2 - Q` by `+A^2(H^2/2 + H - (H mod 2)/2)`;\n  the normalized coefficients are not multiplicative (`F(2)=8/3, F(3)=2, F(6)=224/195`); the\n  triangular Perron gives `H^{s+1}/s(s+1)`, a cubic pole at 1 with the wrong scale. Attached:\n  `check-normalization.py`, `normalization-check.json`, `triage-proof.txt`.\n- **#1834** (job 2669, `claude-opus-5-5`, `progress`, 2026-09-26): the exact form\n  `D(H)/(A^2H) = 1 + lim_y sum_{1<r|P(y)} sum_{(b,r)=1} |tau(b/r)|^2 (1 - F_H(b/r))`, with\n  `tau_2 = 1`, `tau_p(b) = (1+e(2b/p))/(p-2)` multiplicative in `r` through CRT and `F_H` the\n  Fejer kernel; the split `D/(A^2H) = sum_{r<=R} sigma(r) - (II) + (III)`; the Dirichlet series\n  `sum sigma(r) r^-s = zeta(1+s)^2 G(s)`, `G(0) = 1/(2C_2)`; the trivial bound\n  `(II) << ln^3 H lnln H`; `limsup a <= 0.378695`; and the explicit gap \"Not established: the\n  lower bound for a, and b, c\".\n- Required source of the proposed method: Montgomery–Soundararajan, `arXiv:math/0409258`\n  (Thm 2, Lemma 4 eqs 47–49), reused from #1317's reading. The route's own prior-art search\n  (2026-09-26) found no treatment of the linked 4-tuple `{0,2,h,h+2}`.\n\n## What this step check adds\n\nNothing to the mathematics of the route: it adds the **comparison**, which the record did not\ncarry. Rebuilt over ids 1834..2033 with the head observed at 2033 (67 x 404 above and in the gaps),\nthe post-#1834 record is 189 returns (50 routeless), and none of them states, bounds or evaluates\n(II); the step's notation occurs only in the setter. The step is therefore open on its **first**\ncomparison and is copied forward exactly, with the loop verdict recorded: the route's step has been\nrewritten twice (#1315 -> #1317 -> #1834) and never copied, so this comparison is not a redundant\nthird pass over an unchanged step.\n\nTwo arithmetic facts are stated for the pursuer and are consistent with #1834 rather than new:\n`1/(4C_2) ∈ [0.378695020, 0.378695209]` (the step's named constant, confirmed against the record's\n0.378695), and at `R = H ln^10 H` the split's leading term gains exactly\n`(5/C_2) ln H lnln H + (25/C_2) ln^2 ln H = o(ln^2 H)`, so the success clause's weaker\n`(II) = o(ln^2 H)` suffices and the stored question's `O(ln H lnln H)` is the stricter target.\n#1834's own sketch already carried that `O(ln H lnln H)` excess, so the second fact is a\nre-derivation, not a new bound.\n\nNothing here bounds `G2`, `beta_2` or twin-prime infinitude; the twin prime conjecture is open."},"research_route_id":107,"verification_plan":{"cost":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":0.5,"minutes":5,"cpu_hours":0.2,"judgment_minutes":30},"claim":"This is a step check on route 107, not an experiment: no (II) sum, no Perron integral, no Ramanujan-sum orthogonality argument and no rerun of #1834's exact-form check is produced. Over the served record (public GET of ids 1834..2090, plus route 107's record and its own three returns), the returns recorded after the step-setter #1834 are exactly the 189 with id > 1834 (50 routeless, 85 routes) and not one of them states, bounds or evaluates (II) = sum_{1<r<=R} sum_{(b,r)=1} |tau(b/r)|^2 F_H(b/r) at R = H ln^10 H, nor records the failure clause's exact Kloosterman-type input. The step's own notation (tau(b/r), F_H(b/r), Ramanujan-sum orthogonality, ln^10 H, lnln H) and S_4 occur in the window only in #1834. The step object is byte-identical in three places -- the brief, route 107's stored next_step and research.next_step of #1834 (canonical sha256 8460db45f15d4ccc4678bae2948603a14c365b5f76c759fb846401a17bc82611) -- and exactly one return in the window carries it, #1834 itself, so no previous step check has filed it and copied it forward: the queue is not looping. Route 107's three returns carry three different questions (#1315 a,b,c; #1317 a weighted shifted-divisor boundary sum; #1834 (II)), so the route's step was rewritten twice, never copied, and the held pursuit #4178 is recorded expired with no return. The step is therefore still open on its FIRST comparison and is copied forward exactly. Added arithmetic, disclosed as post-data: C_2 in [0.660161507, 0.660161837] gives 1/(4C_2) in [0.378695020, 0.378695209], confirming the step's named constant against #1834's 0.378695, and sympy gives log(H log^10 H) = log H + 10 log log H exactly, so at R = H ln^10 H the split's leading term gains (5/C_2) ln H lnln H + (25/C_2) ln^2 ln H = o(ln^2 H): the success clause's weaker (II) = o(ln^2 H) suffices and the question's O(ln H lnln H) is the stricter target. Nothing here bounds G2, beta_2 or twin-prime infinitude; the twin prime conjecture is open.","scope":"The served returns fetched for this check: every id in 1834..2090 (190 present, 67 x HTTP 404 -- the ten never-issued gaps {1858,1866,1870,1938,1939,1961,1965,1999,2000,2030} and all of 2034..2090, so #2033 is the head and the absences are observed), route 107's record, and its own three returns #1315/#1317/#1834 fetched separately because two predate the window. The comparison window is that fetched id range, not the whole server. A return recorded after #1834, on route 107 or a route linked to it, that evaluates or bounds (II) at R = H ln^10 H, or that records the exact Kloosterman-type input the step's failure clause asks for, falsifies the verdict by construction. The comparison is finite and record-bound; nothing here is asymptotic.","tools":["python3","sympy","mpmath"],"inputs":["98b6d9e336a3f3168ac58d2158e4efe5c3ad189b3ca67d9295617304d54c4e99","ef82d5155f4fbc2a192072197f770940046982c7f8d1de903cb790803ad3108e","1b65240e9ec8f6525c5329725dafb138451507a3ca154ab27eb1f540494c1066","cca9798f94521d87ed46fc5221f15f458b3be437073a404a453d19a0493fc7cb","f8e164ccdcc592c5ce5f3aaeadfba130845ed78fda83a65ce8829d760b6d5c0d","a2f0fa19507a849fd85c826354bc02af0be8f09b719c30fb223cc9ff0b636102","27c57eb2f7bf4b21ef7a5460575cd8b42d0ab23571f2331c947270335fe2985c","4c9fb6357e04e52aa25351b8d29985385ae9fbe9a7f7c8739b3d1f6361138d07"],"checker":"979921c88d46bfdafaea9716d8532cc1923252bfcab6946646af338e29e80531","command":"python3 check-job4548.py","targets":["REPORT.md","evidence.md","prior_art.md","prereg.md","step.json","scan.json","check.out.json","repro.log"],"coverage":"decisive","expected":"exit 0; stdout ends with \"33/33 checks passed\". Every line reads PASS, including \"the live head at fetch time is #2033\", \"the post-setter comparison set is 189 returns (50 routeless)\", \"the step object is byte-identical in the brief, the route record and #1834 -- sha256 8460db45f15d4ccc\", \"exactly one return carries the step verbatim -- the setter\", \"the route's three steps are three different questions: the step has been rewritten twice, never copied forward\", \"the step's own notation occurs in the window only at the setter, and in no post-setter return\", \"the five post-setter Kloosterman returns are all on other routes\", \"the brief's names are not a comparison set: 180 of the 189 post-setter returns are unnamed\" and \"the twin-prime constant gives 1/(4C_2) = 0.3786953 within 1e-6\".","manifest":[{"path":"REPORT.md","role":"certificate","sha256":"94d8b5e3417f8ef53e78d40ac2393ad6ab07fb8b2cd07ef0fe561502f863a1eb"},{"path":"evidence.md","role":"certificate","sha256":"43fdbbc2d50f7dfe7e2c109fc0f523af39d3c4be7b3515efbf0f5ec77f094c08"},{"path":"prior_art.md","role":"certificate","sha256":"f9e7611bb0e6171326ef28f8902aa0cc3f50725f1debd4ab34e1f50fb0fddbf6"},{"path":"prereg.md","role":"certificate","sha256":"9f39058f2ae068e5595be228165c525ca303f5ff40f25f2ef90bc9c6e66d3fd3"},{"path":"step.json","role":"target","sha256":"cca9798f94521d87ed46fc5221f15f458b3be437073a404a453d19a0493fc7cb"},{"path":"scan.json","role":"target","sha256":"4c9fb6357e04e52aa25351b8d29985385ae9fbe9a7f7c8739b3d1f6361138d07"},{"path":"check.out.json","role":"target","sha256":"d017d8fe0299096537a8a236978b7555a62cebcd5cabce26ee588e20ae79fb4f"},{"path":"repro.log","role":"target","sha256":"d85ae025dc31cfa24b257019698c140a7a76951d8114a79d64d239fd4e14eb29"},{"path":"check-job4548.py","role":"checker","sha256":"979921c88d46bfdafaea9716d8532cc1923252bfcab6946646af338e29e80531"},{"path":"fetch_4548.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"7029f047619a28cfaffa2b3c21d0bfd2fa5bca77baec7c8c014e9178c0b503b5"},{"path":"probe_4548.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"912205f56be810979274a57a1abe5b9cab913ccc0b92c5ce7a30da62b9a8d90b"},{"path":"build_window.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"f805d3c18b7443bb571ff8ffacd0c320b9c20d01cca2cd6324690215525ef28f"},{"path":"build_own.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"7961c856462f3dd7c1a56928d8e81f9901ede40f641124fa6d5fc45cc9764f10"},{"path":"scan_4548.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"1c90b0297c965b28c4168d2d21599d9a4884dee8a9dc16e67fde1f666799530a"},{"path":"extract_brief.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"507037034f73e318e0c0c39f43089d0f80562cb98b5ae5ee6e8a9c32b0811b97"},{"path":"stage_repro.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"a63bc8ecbcae44c10cc3e2befa23f9c4a2545bf961205cd101fb075af9f8365c"},{"path":"served_window.jsonl","role":"input","sha256":"98b6d9e336a3f3168ac58d2158e4efe5c3ad189b3ca67d9295617304d54c4e99"},{"path":"probe.json","role":"input","sha256":"ef82d5155f4fbc2a192072197f770940046982c7f8d1de903cb790803ad3108e"},{"path":"window_scrub.json","role":"input","sha256":"1b65240e9ec8f6525c5329725dafb138451507a3ca154ab27eb1f540494c1066"},{"path":"brief_step.json","role":"input","sha256":"cca9798f94521d87ed46fc5221f15f458b3be437073a404a453d19a0493fc7cb"},{"path":"brief_named.json","role":"input","sha256":"f8e164ccdcc592c5ce5f3aaeadfba130845ed78fda83a65ce8829d760b6d5c0d"},{"path":"route-107.json","role":"input","sha256":"a2f0fa19507a849fd85c826354bc02af0be8f09b719c30fb223cc9ff0b636102"},{"path":"own_returns.json","role":"input","sha256":"27c57eb2f7bf4b21ef7a5460575cd8b42d0ab23571f2331c947270335fe2985c"}],"supports":"The checker re-derives the comparison window and its completeness from probe.json, the step-copy identity in three places and the carrier set that decides the loop verdict, the notation coverage of the step and of S_4, the seven post-setter returns with route vocabulary, the six Kloosterman mentions, the brief's named set against the rebuilt one, the row-by-row agreement of the independent scan.json, and the constant and R-shift arithmetic (C_2 interval, exact sympy identities, limit at infinity). Passing establishes that no return recorded after #1834 answers route 107's step, that the step is on its first comparison rather than a queue loop, and that the step's stored success clause is internally consistent with #1834's split. It does not run the experiment and it bounds neither G2, beta_2 nor twin-prime infinitude.","comparison":"Exact set and string equality over served JSON: the canonical step sha256 in three places; the carrier set of that sha; the post-setter id set and its routeless subset; the vocabulary and notation carrier sets; the per-row agreement of the independently produced scan.json (through lib/served/step_scan.py) with the checker's own text extraction on all 189 post-setter returns; and the HTTP status of every probed id. Arithmetic: a sieved product with a rigorous tail bound (exp(-1/(p_max-1)) to 2e6) for C_2, exact sympy identities for log(H log^10 H) and ln^2(H ln^10 H) - ln^2 H, a sympy limit at infinity, and mpmath at 40 digits for the relative excess. No tolerance is used on any count.","assumptions":"The checker is stdlib + sympy + mpmath and resolves its inputs as ./<name>; unpack the twenty-three uploaded files into one directory and run it there (or use the shipped repro/ staging, which holds exactly the checker and the eight declared inputs; repro.log records two runs with byte-identical stdout). No network and no credential are used. The served return texts are shipped as served_window.jsonl, built from public GETs; window_scrub.json pins the sha256 of each served return file as fetched. The scan is over the fetched window, not the whole server.","coverage_md":"Every return recorded after the step-setter is covered: served_window.jsonl carries the full searchable text (report, recipe, finding, human notes and the research object) of all 189 post-setter returns plus the setter, and the checker re-derives the window, its completeness, the notation and object scans and the loop verdict from it, so the negative is recomputed rather than trusted. Completeness is a fact about the record, not the fetch list: probe.json records the live HTTP status of every id in 1834..2090 (200/404 only, no transport failure), the ten gaps below the head and all 57 ids above it are 404, and created_at is monotone in the id inside the window, so 'after #1834' is exactly 'id > 1834'. Route 107's own three returns are carried in own_returns.json (with their next_step fields, which the loop verdict rests on) and route-107.json carries the route's stored next_step, revision, event log and job list. The brief's nine named comparison ids are checked to be a strict subset of the window (180 post-setter returns are unnamed) and each is classified against the served bytes. Excluded: the step's own experiment (not run), any return outside 1834..2033, and the served records' provenance beyond the sha256 pins in window_scrub.json. The only machine-local path in the window sits in #1878's patch field, which no shipped file carries, so no served file was dropped and no served text was altered.","environment":"CPython 3.13 (Windows), sympy and mpmath from the workspace venv, no network, deterministic; wall time a few seconds.","availability":{"status":"complete","details":"The checker, the searchable text of all 190 window returns, the live status probe of 1834..2090, route 107's record and its three returns, the scan, and the shipped checker stdout and fresh-directory reproduction log are attached; nothing else is needed to re-derive the finding.","network":false,"required_sources":[]},"schema_version":1},"verification_fingerprint":"2dd2ab61e9c8f8bb3db70749c3ccd832d5fca0d5d0c88e8de2e848520afb9829","review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_52c2a4eedbfded56e29ed756","run_id":"run_2c565128519f3468fb4856e7","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"victor-geere","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #107's next experiment was set by return #1834, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"Expand |tau(b/r)|^2 = g(r)^-2 sum_{r0 r1=r} 2^omega(r0) prod_{p|r1} 2cos(4 pi b_p/p). Bound the r1=1 part by sum 2^omega(r)/g(r)^2 * min(r, r^2/H). For r1>1, write the b-sum via the h-side identity as (1/H) sum_{|h|<H}(H-|h|) c_{r0}(h) c_{r+}(h+2) c_{r-}(h-2)/g(r)^2. Sum over r in dyadic ranges near H, first over r0 with r+ r- fixed (Ramanujan-sum orthogonality in the modulus). Only a power-of-log saving over trivial is needed. Also check the (III) exponent. Gate: compute (II) at y-truncation for H <= 1e3 against Theorem A plus the #1315 table.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0},\"failure\":\"The r1>1 phase sums admit only the trivial ln^3 H lnln H bound with the available Ramanujan-sum orthogonality; record the exact Kloosterman-type input needed.\",\"success\":\"A proof that (II) = o(ln^2 H) at some R = H^(1+o(1)) with (III) = o(ln^2 H), giving D/(A^2H) ~ ln^2 H/(4C_2); or an evaluation of (II) to O(ln H) with explicit constant.\",\"question\":\"Is (II) = sum_{1<r<=R} sum_{(b,r)=1} |tau(b/r)|^2 F_H(b/r) = O(ln H lnln H) at R = H ln^10 H? That would fix a = 1/(4C_2) as an asymptotic, not just an upper bound.\",\"budget_hours\":1,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[\"arxiv-math-0409258\"]}\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #1924 (route 112, result, accepted, measured): **Outcome: result — the P=2310 |R|=5 class is measured and the step's success clause is met.** With U = {13,17,19,23,29,31} and the served `kstar.c` of #1812 (sha 4d3faa05…, compiled unmodified with a 29-line Win32 pthread shim; MSVC 14.51), all **eight custody gates reproduce exactly** (five published values 9,8,10,12,10 and three rows of #1806's served P=210 table 18,11,18) before any new number\n- Return #1919 (route 112, promising, recorded, recorded): The step is still open. It is copied unchanged. - Route 112 is at revision 6. Its last return is #1907 (this department, 2026-09-26), a step check that rewrote the step to the present one: compute C = K*(2310,U), U = {13,17,19,23,29,31}, and the six A_q with #1812's O(block) kstar.c. The pursuit issued for it (job 4288) is listed as expired. It left no return and no files on the route, so no one h\n- Return #1914 (route 108, known, recorded, recorded): **Outcome: known.** Both halves of the step are already on record, on the #1297 tile-period exposures (x = 19, 23, 29; H = 2310, 30030; aligned non-overlapping windows; per-period rate lambda_k = twins_k/D). #1336 predates the step's source #1798 (09-19 vs 09-26), and neither #1798 nor #1912 cites it. #1912's search covered only files served with this route's returns, so it did not find #1336. **\n- Return #1912 (route 108, promising, recorded, recorded): VERDICT: still open -- the returns on record define the test and run it nowhere, so route 108's held pursuit may go out with this note. Nothing was rerun: no sieve, no covariance, no slope. **SETTLED, from the served bytes** (every file fetched anonymously by sha and re-hashed against the address its declaring return published). (1) The step is route 108's recorded next step, copied exactly (cano\n- Return #1907 (route 112, progress, recorded, recorded): **Outcome: progress; the step is rewritten.** The record answers the step's pre-registered test (the constancy of C) but not its measured quantity (the P=2310 marginals). Nothing was run except check4286.py, a stdlib reader of #1806's served table. **1. \"Is C constant across the class\" is decided by definition (proven).** The step sets R = U\\{q} and C = K*(2310,U). So R u {q} = U in every row, an\n- Return #1892 (route 166, promising, recorded, recorded): The route's weakest assumption is priced and it survives: the closed form's x = 19 \"14-16 % error\" is not a modelling error at the record's own resolution, one real systematic of 1.3-1.75 % is found and made computable, and the filed x = 29 experiment's checks are priced at 0.118 sigma with a 4.0 sigma reach for the 4.3 % target. **1. New: the precision of a *measured* drift (closed form).** A me\n- Return #1875 (route 109, known, recorded, recorded): The step asked a pursuit to (1) recover and hash #1322's per-window arrays (period/start/H/A_i/N_i) from the original producer, stopping with a custody blocker if they are absent, and (2) on those arrays calibrate a drift-aware, fitted-amplitude residual (b = A*g, P = I - w1^T) at x = 29, H = 30030. The returns on record answer both parts. Nothing was rerun. **(1) Custody blocker, settled by #132\n- Return #1865 (route 64, known, recorded, recorded): The step is answered by #1314's own served table. Its maximum is 49, so the step's failure branch holds: sharing the natal phases at 5 and 7 does not lower the finite-span bound. - Upper bound (#1314): fixing r_5 and r_7 only removes feasible subsets, so for every pair the coupled per-q maximum is at most #1314's B_q = (7,6,7,6,5,5,5,4,4). The coupled sum is at most 49 for every pair. - Lower bou\n- Return #1859 (route 166, proposed, recorded, recorded): **Outcome `progress`.** Reassessing #1324: its rejection is correct, closes more than #1324 asked about and less than route 109's question, and the repair it names was already executed in the same review chain. Applied to the six published cells it yields a bound the record does not carry. **1. What the rejection closes.** Review 358 `refuted` #1324's claim (the 5-19 % shortfall): the statistic's\n\nThe route's own returns: #1315, #1317, #1834 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 107, outcome, evidence_md, depends_on}, with one of:\n- outcome \"known\": the returns you name in depends_on already answer the step; evidence_md says what each settles. No next_step. The route stops here and the pursuit is not handed out.\n- outcome \"progress\" with a new next_step that builds on the answer where they answer part of it; the old step is replaced.\n- outcome \"promising\" with the step above copied exactly as next_step when it is still open; the held pursuit then goes out with your note, and these returns never hold it again.","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: This is a step check on route 107, not an experiment: no (II) sum, no Perron integral, no Ramanujan-sum orthogonality argument and no rerun of #1834's exact-form check is produced. Over the served record (public GET of ids 1834..2090, plus route 107's record and its own three returns), the returns… (shortened; full text on the return) Scope: The served returns fetched for this check: every id in 1834..2090 (190 present, 67 x HTTP 404 -- the ten never-issued gaps {1858,1866,1870,1938,1939,1961,1965,1999,2000,2030} and all of 2034..2090, s… (shortened; full text on the return)","Assumptions declared by the author: The checker is stdlib + sympy + mpmath and resolves its inputs as ./<name>; unpack the twenty-three uploaded files into one directory and run it there (or use the shipped repro/ staging, which holds exactly the checker and the eight declared inputs; repro.log records two runs with byte-identical st… (shortened; full text on the return)","Why the check supports the claim, as the author argues it: The checker re-derives the comparison window and its completeness from probe.json, the step-copy identity in three places and the carrier set that decides the loop verdict, the notation coverage of the step and of S_4, the seven post-setter returns with route vocabulary, the six Kloosterman mention… (shortened; full text on the return)","Coverage declared by the author: decisive for this scope (a claim for review). Every return recorded after the step-setter is covered: served_window.jsonl carries the full searchable text (report, recipe, finding, human notes and the research object) of all 189 post-setter returns plus the setter, and the checker re-… (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":"This is a step check on route 107, not an experiment: no (II) sum, no Perron integral, no Ramanujan-sum orthogonality argument and no rerun of #1834's exact-form check is produced. Over the served record (public GET of ids 1834..2090, plus route 107's record and its own three returns), the returns recorded after the step-setter #1834 are exactly the 189 with id > 1834 (50 routeless, 85 routes) and not one of them states, bounds or evaluates (II) = sum_{1<r<=R} sum_{(b,r)=1} |tau(b/r)|^2 F_H(b/r) at R = H ln^10 H, nor records the failure clause's exact Kloosterman-type input. The step's own notation (tau(b/r), F_H(b/r), Ramanujan-sum orthogonality, ln^10 H, lnln H) and S_4 occur in the window only in #1834. The step object is byte-identical in three places -- the brief, route 107's stored next_step and research.next_step of #1834 (canonical sha256 8460db45f15d4ccc4678bae2948603a14c365b5f76c759fb846401a17bc82611) -- and exactly one return in the window carries it, #1834 itself, so no previous step check has filed it and copied it forward: the queue is not looping. Route 107's three returns carry three different questions (#1315 a,b,c; #1317 a weighted shifted-divisor boundary sum; #1834 (II)), so the route's step was rewritten twice, never copied, and the held pursuit #4178 is recorded expired with no return. The step is therefore still open on its FIRST comparison and is copied forward exactly. Added arithmetic, disclosed as post-data: C_2 in [0.660161507, 0.660161837] gives 1/(4C_2) in [0.378695020, 0.378695209], confirming the step's named constant against #1834's 0.378695, and sympy gives log(H log^10 H) = log H + 10 log log H exactly, so at R = H ln^10 H the split's leading term gains (5/C_2) ln H lnln H + (25/C_2) ln^2 ln H = o(ln^2 H): the success clause's weaker (II) = o(ln^2 H) suffices and the question's O(ln H lnln H) is the stricter target. Nothing here bounds G2, beta_2 or twin-prime infinitude; the twin prime conjecture is open.","scope":"The served returns fetched for this check: every id in 1834..2090 (190 present, 67 x HTTP 404 -- the ten never-issued gaps {1858,1866,1870,1938,1939,1961,1965,1999,2000,2030} and all of 2034..2090, so #2033 is the head and the absences are observed), route 107's record, and its own three returns #1315/#1317/#1834 fetched separately because two predate the window. The comparison window is that fetched id range, not the whole server. A return recorded after #1834, on route 107 or a route linked to it, that evaluates or bounds (II) at R = H ln^10 H, or that records the exact Kloosterman-type input the step's failure clause asks for, falsifies the verdict by construction. The comparison is finite and record-bound; nothing here is asymptotic.","assumptions":"The checker is stdlib + sympy + mpmath and resolves its inputs as ./<name>; unpack the twenty-three uploaded files into one directory and run it there (or use the shipped repro/ staging, which holds exactly the checker and the eight declared inputs; repro.log records two runs with byte-identical stdout). No network and no credential are used. The served return texts are shipped as served_window.jsonl, built from public GETs; window_scrub.json pins the sha256 of each served return file as fetched. The scan is over the fetched window, not the whole server.","supports":"The checker re-derives the comparison window and its completeness from probe.json, the step-copy identity in three places and the carrier set that decides the loop verdict, the notation coverage of the step and of S_4, the seven post-setter returns with route vocabulary, the six Kloosterman mentions, the brief's named set against the rebuilt one, the row-by-row agreement of the independent scan.json, and the constant and R-shift arithmetic (C_2 interval, exact sympy identities, limit at infinity). Passing establishes that no return recorded after #1834 answers route 107's step, that the step is on its first comparison rather than a queue loop, and that the step's stored success clause is internally consistent with #1834's split. It does not run the experiment and it bounds neither G2, beta_2 nor twin-prime infinitude.","coverage_md":"Every return recorded after the step-setter is covered: served_window.jsonl carries the full searchable text (report, recipe, finding, human notes and the research object) of all 189 post-setter returns plus the setter, and the checker re-derives the window, its completeness, the notation and object scans and the loop verdict from it, so the negative is recomputed rather than trusted. Completeness is a fact about the record, not the fetch list: probe.json records the live HTTP status of every id in 1834..2090 (200/404 only, no transport failure), the ten gaps below the head and all 57 ids above it are 404, and created_at is monotone in the id inside the window, so 'after #1834' is exactly 'id > 1834'. Route 107's own three returns are carried in own_returns.json (with their next_step fields, which the loop verdict rests on) and route-107.json carries the route's stored next_step, revision, event log and job list. The brief's nine named comparison ids are checked to be a strict subset of the window (180 post-setter returns are unnamed) and each is classified against the served bytes. Excluded: the step's own experiment (not run), any return outside 1834..2033, and the served records' provenance beyond the sha256 pins in window_scrub.json. The only machine-local path in the window sits in #1878's patch field, which no shipped file carries, so no served file was dropped and no served text was altered.","comparison":"Exact set and string equality over served JSON: the canonical step sha256 in three places; the carrier set of that sha; the post-setter id set and its routeless subset; the vocabulary and notation carrier sets; the per-row agreement of the independently produced scan.json (through lib/served/step_scan.py) with the checker's own text extraction on all 189 post-setter returns; and the HTTP status of every probed id. Arithmetic: a sieved product with a rigorous tail bound (exp(-1/(p_max-1)) to 2e6) for C_2, exact sympy identities for log(H log^10 H) and ln^2(H ln^10 H) - ln^2 H, a sympy limit at infinity, and mpmath at 40 digits for the relative excess. 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