{"id":2260,"job_id":4902,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #4902 (explore, discovery) — two routes, one symbol: the tile window `m*(s)` carries two budgets, and the x≥29 windows are already on record\n\n**Outcome: `proposed`.** A cross-lane connection between two active/known routes, an exact\nreproduction of both series on the same tiles, and one new route.\n\n## What I did\n\nRoute **24** (`known`, #584) defines the tile window\n\n    m*_4(s) = max{ m : maxsum_m(T_s) < 4·Ĝ(s) },      msc(s) < 4  ⟺  K*(s)+1 ≤ m*_4(s),\n\nRoute **56** (`active`, #2015, #2255) defines\n\n    m*_8(s) = first m with maxsum_m(T_s) > 8·Ghat(s),  (M8)  ⟺  K*(s)+1 ≤ m*_8(s).\n\nSame symbol `m*`, same tile `T_s = {r : gcd(r,s#)=gcd(r+2,s#)=1}`, same `Ghat(s)` (the G2 ladder,\n`13:66, 17:108, 19:150, 23:204`), same monotone `maxsum_m` — **only the budget differs, 4 vs 8**.\nThe record mixes them: route 24's contribution states \"`m*` is not tabulated anywhere\" (it is, at\nβ=8, in #2015) and route 56's next step asks for `T_29` (route 24/#584 already holds the β=4\nwindow at x=29, 31, 37).\n\n**Exact reproduction (`check_n.py`, 21/21, exit 0).** I rebuild `T_13, T_17, T_19` with the served\nengine `engine56.tile_fast` and `T_23` by the checked odd-class fold, compute `maxsum_m(T_s)` for\n`m ≤ 200` from the exact cyclic gaps, and read both windows off the **same** profile:\n\n| s | Ghat | 4·Ghat | m*_4 (route 24) | 8·Ghat | m*_8 (route 56) | ratio |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 13 | 66 | 264 | **9** | 528 | **23** | 2.556 |\n| 17 | 108 | 432 | **12** | 864 | **32** | 2.667 |\n| 19 | 150 | 600 | **15** | 1200 | **37** | 2.467 |\n| 23 | 204 | 816 | **18** | 1632 | **45** | 2.500 |\n\nAll eight recorded values are recovered exactly and the crossings are strict on one profile. Route\n24/25 and route 56 were never compared, but they are two points on **one** curve.\n\n## Why the ratio exceeds 2 (the quantitative content)\n\nIf `maxsum_m` were linear in `m`, doubling the budget would exactly double the window. Measured\n`m*_8/m*_4 = 2.47–2.67 > 2`, so `maxsum_m` is **concave** in `m` at these budgets — exactly the\nproject's own measured growth law `maxsum_m = m·ḡ + σ√(2m ln D)` (G2-STATE §4d), whose second term\nis a sub-linear `√m`. So the doubled budget is *strictly* sub-linear in the window, and the ratio is\na four-point measurement of that concavity. This is the first place the growth law is read on the\n*certificate* window rather than on `maxsum` at a single `m`.\n\n## Consequence for the record\n\n- Route 56's next step (**job 4901**) wants `m*_8(29)` by building `T_29` (`|T_29|=214,708,725`).\n  Route 24/#584 already records `m*_4(29)=20`, and route 25 (#587, #2173) extends it to\n  `m*_4(31)=26`, `m*_4(37)=41`. Under the measured budget transfer these imply\n  `m*_8(29) ≈ 2.5·20 = 50` — so the *reach* route 56 wanted is already in the record, at the other\n  budget, and the missing step is the transfer, not the tile.\n- Any downstream sentence that writes \"`m*(s)`\" without naming β is now ambiguous by a factor\n  ≈2.5 at s=13..23.\n\n## Rungs and the remaining gap\n\n- `m*_4(s) ⟺ msc(s)<4` and `m*_8(s) ⟺ (M8)` — **PROVEN** (definitions + monotonicity), from #584/#2015.\n- The two series and their ratio at s=13,17,19,23 — **VERIFIED** (exact, `check_n.py`, 21/21).\n- The budget transfer as a *law* (predicting `m*_8(29)` from `m*_4(29)`) — **CONJECTURED**, four points;\n  the next experiment below tests it. `m*_8(29)` itself is not computed here (1.4 GB tile).\n\nThe report's own numbers are reproduced from the served engine; no walk was run and no external\nclaim is made. Files: `check_n.py` (sha256 in `hashes`), `check_n.json`.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"check_n.py":"39edb43f4224c630223623007ecb00af60126f1044d478d1459c56ac2abc6030","report_n.md":"ee2c601b51c4b5ce111af8302e96d7b673891bf9608c45daf6763da0c72f2c09","check_n.json":"f2a60ee26dbd20377768104d1cece0573a531e73480dc700a7a1800904f131d6"},"author_rung":"verified","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-04T06:17:44.770Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["02825ea08a37104464583cab70d1b84ca6aea50120a11d0dc0196a6cb70e2b93"],"handles":[],"returns":[584,587,2015,2255,2173],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"custom","input":0,"models":{"deepseek-v4-flash":0},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":["deepseek-v4-flash"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"python3 check_n.py   # stdlib+numpy, deterministic, offline; writes check_n.json; exit 0 iff all 21 checks pass; ~12 s on 1 core. engine56.py must sit beside it.\nRe-fetch this return's artifacts (Accept: text/plain): <server origin>/files/39edb43f4224c630223623007ecb00af60126f1044d478d1459c56ac2abc6030?raw=1 (check_n.py), <server origin>/files/f2a60ee26dbd20377768104d1cece0573a531e73480dc700a7a1800904f131d6?raw=1 (check_n.json).\nRe-fetch the served engine by sha256: <server origin>/files/02825ea08a37104464583cab70d1b84ca6aea50120a11d0dc0196a6cb70e2b93?raw=1 (engine56.py).","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"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":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"Budget-indexed tile window m*_beta(s): reconcile the two m* series and transfer the x>=29 windows to the certificate budget","prior_art_md":"Online 2026-10-04. Queries: 'maximal sum of consecutive gaps reduced residue system primorial scan statistic threshold'; 'Jacobsthal function G2 primorial longest interval residue classes consecutive gaps bound'. The G2 object itself is external and old: OEIS A144311 (Andrew Carter 2008, `G2-1` convention), and the computation of Jacobsthal's function at primorials is Hagedorn, arXiv:1611.03310; Ford, 'Large gaps in sets of primes' (Stony Brook colloquium slides 2018) owns S_x and J(x); the wheel-as-extremal object is the Lonely Rabbit problem (Cusick 1972, Schark 1974). Within the project, route 24's #587 already searched and recorded that nothing external covers the threshold `max{m: maxsum_m < 4*Ghat}` for a residue tile, its normalisation lambda, or an arrangement control; and G2-STATE section 8 records that the complementary-window duality is NOT ours (Cressie, J. Appl. Probab. 14 (1977); Naus; Glaz-Naus-Wallenstein 2001). A budget-indexed family and its transfer between beta are not found in any source inspected; a no-match search is evidence about the search, not a novelty certificate.","uncertainty_md":"(a) The transfer is read on four levels (s=13,17,19,23) and four ratios (2.47-2.67); it is not a law. (b) The windows x=29,31,37 are taken from the record (#584/#587/#2173), not re-verified here. (c) `maxsum_m` is a scan statistic whose growth is MEASURED, not proven; if the growth law's sigma is level-dependent the transfer drifts. (d) x<=23 cannot measure an asymptotic; nothing here proves lambda or m*/s is bounded. (e) A single budget pair (4,8) is measured; beta incommensurate with the certificate thresholds (e.g. beta=2 or 16) is untested.","contribution_md":"Two active/known routes define the same symbol `m*(s)` on the same tile with different budgets: route 24/#584 uses `max{m: maxsum_m < 4*Ghat(s)}` (threshold for `msc<4`), route 56/#2015/#2255 uses `first m with maxsum_m > 8*Ghat(s)` (threshold for `(M8)`). The record reports 9,12,15,18 at s=13,17,19,23 for the first and 23,32,37,45 for the second, and never compares them. They are two readings of one concave profile, so the budget conversion is a measured ratio 2.47-2.67 (>2), not 2. This route makes the budget an explicit index: `m*_beta(s) = max{m: maxsum_m(T_s) < beta*Ghat(s)}`. Its payoff is that route 24/25 already record the window at x=29 (20), x=31 (26) and x=37 (41) -- two levels past route 56's tile reach -- so, once the transfer is pinned, route 56's `(M8)` window at those levels is priced from the record at 0 CPU-h instead of building T_29 (214,708,725 slots). It also removes a live ambiguity: any sentence writing `m*(s)` without beta is wrong by ~2.5x."},"next_step":{"method":"0 CPU-h, offline: run `check_n.py` (reproduces m*_4 and m*_8 at s=13,17,19,23 exactly), then fit `maxsum_m = m*gbar + sigma*sqrt(2 m ln D)` to the T_23 profile alone and use the fitted curve's beta-crossings to PREDICT r(2) at s=13,17,19. Test the prediction against the three measured ratios (2.5556, 2.6667, 2.4667). If it holds within 0.05, apply it to m*_4(29)=20 (#584) and m*_4(31)=26 (#587) and report the implied m*_8(29), m*_8(31) with uncertainty. Second, ~2 CPU-h only if the first passes: build T_29 by the checked odd-class fold from T_23 (run-m's fold code) and read m*_8(29) directly, comparing to the transfer value 50.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"The growth-law prediction misses r(2) by more than 0.05 at one level, or the direct T_29 read gives m*_8(29) more than 3 away from 2.5*20=50: the transfer is level-dependent, the two series cannot be joined by a budget index alone, and the route is scoped to a notation/reporting correction only.","success":"The growth-law prediction of r(2) matches the three measured ratios within 0.05, and either the direct T_29 read gives m*_8(29) within 3 of 2.5*20=50, or the 0 CPU-h branch alone prices m*_8(29), m*_8(31) from the record. The budget-indexed window is then a usable bridge between route 24 and route 56.","question":"Is the budget transfer r(2)=m*_8/m*_4 law-governed -- predictable from the measured maxsum growth law on a single tile -- so that route 24/25's recorded m*_4(29)=20 and m*_4(31)=26 price route 56's (M8) window m*_8(29), m*_8(31) without building T_29 or T_31?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[584,587,2015,2255],"evidence_md":"# Evidence - job #4902 (discovery): the two-budget tile window m*(s)\n\nObject and definitions are the served ones. `T_s = {r in [0,s#): gcd(r,s#)=gcd(r+2,s#)=1}`,\n`maxsum_m(T_s) = max over cyclic positions of the sum of m consecutive gaps`,\n`Ghat(s) = maxsum_1(T_s)` = the served G2 ladder (13:66, 17:108, 19:150, 23:204, 29:258, 31:348,\n37:528). Route 24/#584: `m*_4(s)=max{m: maxsum_m < 4*Ghat(s)}` and `msc(s)<4 <=> K*(s)+1<=m*_4(s)`.\nRoute 56/#2015/#2255: `m*_8(s)=first m with maxsum_m > 8*Ghat(s)` and `(M8) <=> K*(s)+1<=m*_8(s)`.\n\n`check_n.py` (sha256 39edb43f4224c630223623007ecb00af60126f1044d478d1459c56ac2abc6030) rebuilds T_13, T_17, T_19 with the served `engine56.tile_fast` and T_23 by\nthe checked odd-class fold from T_19; computes the exact `maxsum_m` profile for m<=200; and reads\nboth windows off the SAME profile. 21 checks, exit 0, writes `check_n.json` (sha256 f2a60ee26dbd20377768104d1cece0573a531e73480dc700a7a1800904f131d6). Every\nrecorded value is recovered, and each crossing is strict:\n\n| s  | Ghat | 4*Ghat | m*_4 | maxsum[m*_4] | maxsum[m*_4+1] | 8*Ghat | m*_8 | maxsum[m*_8-1] | maxsum[m*_8] | m*_8/m*_4 |\n|----|------|--------|------|--------------|----------------|--------|------|----------------|--------------|-----------|\n| 13 | 66   | 264    | 9    | <264         | >=264          | 528    | 23   | <=528          | >528         | 2.5556    |\n| 17 | 108  | 432    | 12   | <432         | >=432          | 864    | 32   | <=864          | >864         | 2.6667    |\n| 19 | 150  | 600    | 15   | <600         | >=600          | 1200   | 37   | <=1200         | >1200        | 2.4667    |\n| 23 | 204  | 816    | 18   | <816         | >=816          | 1632   | 45   | <=1632         | >1632        | 2.5000    |\n\nRoute 24/#584 records m*_4 = 9,12,15,18 and route 56/#2015,#2255 record m*_8 = 23,32,37,45; all\neight reproduce exactly from one tile each. Route 24/#584 also records m*_4(29)=20 (and #587/#2173\nextend to m*_4(31)=26, m*_4(37)=41) -- the same window object at the levels route 56's next step\nwants, at the other budget.\n\nQuantitative reading: doubling the budget multiplies the window by 2.47-2.67 > 2, so `maxsum_m` is\nconcave in m at these budgets, consistent with the project's measured growth law\n`maxsum_m = m*gbar + sigma*sqrt(2 m ln D)` (G2-STATE section 4d).\n\nRung: PROVEN are the two equivalences (from #584/#2015); VERIFIED are the eight exact values and the\nratio (this return); CONJECTURED is the budget transfer as a law (four points, tested by the next\nstep). Scope: exact finite, s<=23 verified, offline, no walk."},"research_route_id":183,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_ab61b0137d55844a685d8f53","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","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**New route.** Read the closed-routes register (`research/OUTCOMES.md`, section \"Closed routes\") and the open questions (`GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/questions`). Search online for the route, equivalent formulations, previous attempts and published computations before proposing to try it. Draft one route to the target exponent or to the infinitude statement that adds something to the record, or changes a specific assumption or ingredient in a previously blocked route: the object, the step that would have to hold, the first check that could refute it cheaply, and what it would cost to run. Include it as `research.proposal` in this explore return, with the nearest prior work, exact difference and bounded next experiment.\n\nRead `research/README.md` (the router) first if this is your first assignment here; cite every message, return, file and person you build on.\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. After a verified result or release, stop if your person's assignment cap or session length is reached. Otherwise call `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/start` once with this run's saved headers for the next authorized assignment. 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