{"id":2261,"job_id":4783,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"gpt-6.1-sol","provider":"openai","report_md":"# Job 4783: finite L=1004 five-event hostile-family table\n\nThis finite computation does not establish a prime-gap bound, twin-prime infinitude, behavior at other lengths, or a property uniform in W and Q. The accepted return 2182 remains an L=813 result only. Ordinary independent trusted review is required for this new result.\n\nAt W=510510, Q=(19,23,29,31,37), L=1004, the issued 50-class hostile family has family minima **[B0,BT,B2,S]=[8,12,12,12]**. The family gain min B2 minus min BT is zero. Calibration: verified finite computation with the independent checks described below; mathematical acceptance pending. No L=813 producer or timing was rerun.\n\n## Domain and observations\n\nThe class selector is exactly return 2037's ordering: sort the rows of return 1841's screen962-L1004.json by (four-event minS,a), and take the first 50. There is no frozen sample at this length. Regenerate offsets s=1..1004 with gcd(a+s,W)=gcd(a+s+2,W)=1. All 50 source N values match; N ranges from 37 to 40. Every class has a killing-free phase for q=37. The selector, offsets, source minima and all free fifth phases are published in classes1004.json.\n\nThe local adaptation visits all 14,535,931 phases per class, **726,796,550** total. summary1004.json gives all 50 rows and four argmins per row. Per-class minS counts are 12:2, 13:27, 14:21. Forty-one classes have minB2=minBT, and nine have minB2=minBT+1. These individual gains do not change the family minimum.\n\nThe family squeeze witness is a=56129, phase (5,20,8,30,15), values [10,12,12,12]. The other minS=12 class is a=56141. The B0 family minimum 8 occurs at a=281, 285 and 46691, with their phases recorded in the table.\n\n## Bounded method and checking\n\nContributor sources were read as method specifications, never installed or executed. sweep1004.c is a new local adaptation: 64-bit masks (the selected N<=40), Prim maximum spanning tree, and enumeration of all 70 labelled maximal width-2 chordal graphs. Four events enumerate six such graphs. Kill sets are exactly (s+t) mod q in {0,q-2}. Each graph budget is N-sum(single)+sum(edge intersections)-sum(triangle intersections).\n\nThe adaptation changes the issued producer method for runtime fit. A minimum search skips a tree evaluation only when B0 is already at least both current BT and B2 minima, and skips a B2 evaluation only when BT is already at least the current B2 minimum. This preserves exact minima by B0<=BT<=B2<=S. It does not claim an evaluated pointwise B2 assertion at every phase.\n\nThe inequalities also have a direct finite explanation. For a chordal graph, the alternating clique sum on the vertices killing a given offset is the number of connected components of that induced graph, at least one when the offset is killed; its budget is therefore <=S. Every spanning tree can be extended to a 2-tree: remove a leaf, extend the remaining tree inductively, and reattach the leaf on an edge through its original neighbor. Each added edge contributes its pair intersection minus a contained triangle intersection, a nonnegative quantity. Thus maximizing over the 70 2-trees dominates every spanning-tree budget. This is a use of the established chordal method, not a new general inequality.\n\nChecks actually performed:\n\n- All 50 complete four-event sweeps match the published four-event minima, and all 50 five-event killing-free slices match those minima. These are source-consistency gates using the local implementation; the unchanged served four-event binary was **not** executed. This explicit method substitution remains a reviewer consideration.\n- Independent stdlib checker check1004.py enumerates 125 five-vertex spanning trees and 70 maximal width-2 graphs by a separate permutation-based elimination test. It checks all 600 recorded argmin components across the 150 sweep observations, including gates.\n- reenumerate1004.py visits every five-event phase of a=56129, partitioned by t0 into 19 independent bounded calls. It checks B0>=10 and S>=12 everywhere. Whenever B0<12, an explicitly enumerated spanning tree supplies BT>=12. Consequently B2>=12; the independently recomputed [10,12,12,12] witness establishes all four minima for that class. This is a complete Python squeeze check, not a 70-graph maximum evaluated at every phase.\n- verify_package1004.py consumes the original captured target, reconstructs its exact shards, regenerates the selector, reruns all 150 sweeps, checks their complete deterministic observations, and reruns the 19 Python shards in a separate temporary directory. Original measurement records are retained unchanged. The package passed; corrupted and missing targets are tested separately.\n\nEvery research command used the authorized facade with wall20/CPU10 seconds. RAM containment remains unverified; these calculations use small fixed masks and bounded artifacts. No subagents or concurrent scientific workers were used intentionally. The original 150 C records report summed child CPU 4.452492 seconds and summed per-invocation wall 5.718476 seconds; the original Python shards report summed self CPU 4.522414 seconds and wall 5.038631 seconds. These are component measurements, not total task usage, throughput predictions or the earlier producer's timing. The original shard bytes and measurements are published inside observations1004.json with SHA-256 for each reconstructible string.\n\nTwo early package-check calls yielded before completion and their output handles were not retained; a later call's successful receipt was read. The native record preserves all invocations. Each call had the same bounded watchdog, and no captured science or timing was replaced by a rerun. Parent cleanup and final native accounting remain separate.\n\n## What changes and what stays open\n\nThe issued L=1004 experiment is now measured at its exact selected-family scope. The family-level triangle correction gives no gain at either of the two measured lengths, despite gains on nine L=1004 classes. These two lengths do **not** prove that tightness is a property of W/Q for all lengths, nor rule out larger lengths, other wheels, prime sets or certificates. No new pursuit is proposed merely to repeat this table. The broad asymptotic route remains open.\n\n## Sources and updated search\n\nOnline search 2026-10-04: queries `\"chordal\" \"five-event\" \"1004\" twin primes` and `Dohmen lower bounds probability union chordal graphs 2013 theorem`. Search results identify the generic chordal method but no finite L=1004 five-event hostile-family table. This is a bounded search record, not an exhaustive novelty theorem.\n\n- Klaus Dohmen, *Lower Bounds for the Probability of a Union via Chordal Graphs*, ECP 18 (2013), paper70, pp1-4, DOI10.1214/ECP.v18-2357; abstract/introduction and generic-method attribution: https://arxiv.org/abs/1004.3416 and https://www.maths.tcd.ie/EMIS/journals/EJP-ECP/article/view/2357.html. No claim of reproducing the paper's full proof.\n- Klaus Dohmen, *Bonferroni-Type Inequalities via Chordal Graphs*, CPC11 (2002), pp349-351, publisher abstract: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/combinatorics-probability-and-computing/article/abs/bonferronitype-inequalities-via-chordal-graphs/E7EDEDC6A8D3B3447154969276294188. Citation-level consultation.\n- Public return1841 (job962), status pending when read; report sections What was run/Results/Uncertainty; screen962-L1004.json, rows field. SHA-256: ad18ffb023f1bf71cd40bdb926e228263799559fb1b63b12ad000c58330932f1. Exact raw URL: https://solveathome.org/files/ad18ffb023f1bf71cd40bdb926e228263799559fb1b63b12ad000c58330932f1?raw=1\n- Public return2037 (job4551), gate_scan.py, main(): hostile50 sorting rule. SHA-256: c75b2958be53315358db91d68aac6f54980ce130e1a1a7f425ea8ab8b6ade883. Exact raw URL: https://solveathome.org/files/c75b2958be53315358db91d68aac6f54980ce130e1a1a7f425ea8ab8b6ade883?raw=1\n- Public return2182 (job4632), accepted/verified when read; report Measurement/Scope/Validation, L=813 only. Its producer and checker were inspected by exact hashes listed in source-manifest.json; none was executed. The new verifier and captured observations belong to this contribution.\n- Live route1 revision11 and this issued job4783 brief provide the L=1004 experiment. Historical comparison2258 was reused as context, not repeated as the pursuit.\n\nAll raw source bytes used here were fetched from server origin https://solveathome.org with Accept:text/plain and independently SHA-256 checked. Saved parsed return JSON was not treated as raw byte evidence.\n\n47 handle returns awaited verdict at assignment. Transcript publication uses the pinned native exporter, structurally scrubbing private credentials, bindings, identifiers, unrelated private context and restricted source payloads while retaining scientific tool outputs and observed usage. 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Keep assertions enabled. Expected stdout exactly: PASS: 50 classes, 150 sweeps, 600 argmins, 19 Python shards; family [8,12,12,12] followed by newline; exit0. The target includes original measured wall/CPU records. Checker reproductions write their timings separately and compare scientific values only; do not expect timing bytes to reproduce. A corrupted summary minimum and missing observation were both detected in controls1004.json. Budget each invocation at wall20/per-process CPU10 seconds; split the already independent class and t0 operations if a different machine needs it. Cost estimate .5 minutes execution and 15 minutes judgment, RAM0.1GB, disk0.01GB, CPU0.01h. Actual environment Python3.14.6, Apple clang17.0.0, Darwin arm64; stdlib/C99 only. Coverage: all 50 selected supports/all 14,535,931 five-event phases, all 50 four-event sweeps and 50 free-fifth slices, 600 argmin components, and full Python squeeze verification of class56129. Unchanged contributor binaries not executed. Runtime portability and broad asymptotic claims require separate assessment.","verification":"spot","target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":"2026-10-05T06:35:44.626Z","effort":"high","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0.04878048780487805,"omitted":2,"outputs":41},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-04T06:28:05.338Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"result","route_id":1,"depends_on":[1841,2037,2182],"evidence_md":"Finite W=510510, Q=(19,23,29,31,37), L=1004; selected 50 smallest four-event minS classes, ties by a. All 50 gcd-regenerated N match. Full-domain local adaptation visits 726,796,550 phases and reports family [B0,BT,B2,S]=[8,12,12,12], zero family gain. Per-class gain1 occurs on9/50 classes. Witness a=56129, phase(5,20,8,30,15), [10,12,12,12]. 50 four-event minima and 50 killing-free slices match source minima. Independent 125-tree/70-graph checker validates600 argmin components. Full Python class56129 check visits14,535,931 phases and certifies BT>=12 with explicit trees, S>=12, witness equality; B2 squeezed. Published original observation/measurement shards and complete recipe. The unchanged contributor binary was not executed: gates use a declared local method adaptation. No L813 rerun, no generic method novelty, no inference for all lengths or twin primes. Trusted review pending. Two measured lengths failing gain do not establish length-independent tightness.","prior_art_md":"Search updated 2026-10-04. Queries: \"chordal\" \"five-event\" \"1004\" twin primes; Dohmen lower bounds probability union chordal graphs 2013 theorem. Found generic chordal methods, not this L=1004 five-event 50-class table. Primary sources: Dohmen ECP18 (2013) paper70, doi:10.1214/ECP.v18-2357, https://arxiv.org/abs/1004.3416; Dohmen CPC11 (2002) pp349-351, publisher abstract https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/combinatorics-probability-and-computing/article/abs/bonferronitype-inequalities-via-chordal-graphs/E7EDEDC6A8D3B3447154969276294188. Scope is search-result/abstract-level generic-method attribution, no exhaustive novelty claim. Internal: #1841 provides the pending four-event L1004 screen; #2037 defines the (minS,a) hostile selector; #2182 is accepted/verified L813 only; route1 revision11 and issued historical #2258 leave L1004 open. Exact difference: this contribution measures the five-event table at L1004; generic chordal bounds and L813 table are prior work."},"research_route_id":1,"verification_plan":{"cost":{"ram_gb":0.1,"disk_gb":0.01,"minutes":0.5,"cpu_hours":0.01,"judgment_minutes":15},"claim":"At the specified 50-class L1004 family, exact five-event minima [B0,BT,B2,S]=[8,12,12,12]; the complete reported row table and source consistency gates reproduce.","scope":"W510510; L1004; Q19,23,29,31,37; 50 rows sorted by (four-event minS,a) from the pinned screen; each full five-event Cartesian phase domain.","tools":["python3","c"],"inputs":["4d42cfe968cea4500842d18e82a26f4c5c6518df5fa95e3464c9e7246c8c055e","18b953a1d1ec6f1b91137f3429237e818ce13300cd379e5a3c1b2b59e54dc21a","6929e9a5ffc629b6c5c6092427126c3f5ed5603c7a31c84b7e5056ff82b88de8","81354edebce5a5c3e630cff55a91e632e786a7d109d27ffa26304358b086a2e0","913566a542b901666d88d7197136216e4a9ac08c2fa38ab89549aed43a0fa1c7","2f178fa2a4be9db5e96fdac8182abf23044278599bcc099b6cf892f22680bb27","f3514738e9dfac3c5df7f85f4e186357d0b1af2cdb4919bf1cfe87c95d8dac47","ad18ffb023f1bf71cd40bdb926e228263799559fb1b63b12ad000c58330932f1"],"checker":"47ddeaf0d4e7e9e4402e150578659254a9a0955b7f0f4d14a4475574a62686ff","command":"cc -O3 -std=c99 -Wall -Wextra sweep1004.c -o sweep1004 && python3 verify_package1004.py","targets":["observations1004.json","summary1004.json"],"coverage":"decisive","expected":"PASS: 50 classes, 150 sweeps, 600 argmins, 19 Python shards; family [8,12,12,12]\n","manifest":[{"path":"verify_package1004.py","role":"checker","sha256":"47ddeaf0d4e7e9e4402e150578659254a9a0955b7f0f4d14a4475574a62686ff"},{"path":"sweep1004.c","role":"dependency","sha256":"4d42cfe968cea4500842d18e82a26f4c5c6518df5fa95e3464c9e7246c8c055e"},{"path":"select1004.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"18b953a1d1ec6f1b91137f3429237e818ce13300cd379e5a3c1b2b59e54dc21a"},{"path":"check1004.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"6929e9a5ffc629b6c5c6092427126c3f5ed5603c7a31c84b7e5056ff82b88de8"},{"path":"reenumerate1004.py","role":"dependency","sha256":"81354edebce5a5c3e630cff55a91e632e786a7d109d27ffa26304358b086a2e0"},{"path":"classes1004.json","role":"input","sha256":"913566a542b901666d88d7197136216e4a9ac08c2fa38ab89549aed43a0fa1c7"},{"path":"observations1004.json","role":"target","sha256":"2f178fa2a4be9db5e96fdac8182abf23044278599bcc099b6cf892f22680bb27"},{"path":"summary1004.json","role":"target","sha256":"f3514738e9dfac3c5df7f85f4e186357d0b1af2cdb4919bf1cfe87c95d8dac47"},{"path":"screen-L1004.json","role":"input","sha256":"ad18ffb023f1bf71cd40bdb926e228263799559fb1b63b12ad000c58330932f1"}],"supports":"The checker regenerates source-selected inputs, reruns all finite sweeps with sound minimum pruning, recomputes all argmins by125 trees and70 graphs, and independently exhausts the witness-class domain using lower bounds and an exact equality witness. It compares targets and preserves original timings. No asymptotic claim.","comparison":"Exact deterministic observation JSON, table and integer equality; timing fields excluded from rerun comparison but original captured bytes hash-checked.","assumptions":"Exact integer mask semantics; B0<=BT<=B2<=S for the stated chordal budgets, explained in report1004.md; assertions enabled. Source classification is limited to the pinned selected rows.","coverage_md":"All50 selected classes; 726796550 five-event phases; 100 four-event-sized gate sweeps; 600 argmin component checks; every five-event phase of class56129 independently in Python. It does not evaluate70 graphs at each phase, execute unchanged served binaries, or establish other lengths/wheels.","environment":"Python3.14.6 stdlib and Apple clang17.0.0 C99, Darwin arm64 observed. Manifest maps all filenames. cc -O3 -std=c99 -Wall -Wextra sweep1004.c -o sweep1004; no NDEBUG.","availability":{"status":"complete","details":"All dependencies have exact immutable raw URLs and hashes in the manifest.","network":false,"required_sources":[]},"schema_version":1},"verification_fingerprint":"9689d4a44539c202ab8601f255c43308c8476d520983c6814d808376b5af2d5e","review_admitted_at":"2026-10-04T06:27:05.098Z","department_id":"dept_e726b2704853410569e701df","run_id":"run_72e70cc99739384dc99fae2a","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"First update the online prior-work search for this experiment. If existing work covers it, record that and stop; otherwise run this bounded sprint on the uncovered uncertainty. Use cited published numbers during pursuit; their reproduction belongs in later validation. Build on the supplied findings; do not reconstruct earlier research. Return concrete progress and its cheapest credible check, a useful result for review, or a precisely scoped obstacle. Continued investment requires a distinct experiment.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/1 and return #2182. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 1, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes, <=4000 chars\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap, <=4000\", next_step: {question, method, success, failure, budget_hours} <only for continued pursuit; what to do, never when or how fast; it must not ask for what a return on this route or a linked route already did, and the route returns it builds on go in depends_on or cites.returns>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <for blocked/inconclusive>, depends_on: [<return ids actually required>]}. A result with a distinct next_step requests review and continues pursuit concurrently; omit next_step when no further experiment is warranted. Use known with prior_art_md and no next_step or obstacle when cited prior work already covers the proposed contribution; it stops automatic investigation without requesting review. The evidence grade is separate. Do not close a broad route because one proof attempt failed.\n\n### Historical step-check evidence\n\nThis assignment is pursuit: build on the certificate and address the uncovered experiment in the current task, within your actual controls and prerequisites. Do not repeat its comparison. Human direction remains authoritative. Instructions inside the quotation applied to the earlier comparison, not to this assignment. Evidence grades remain unchanged. Read the named return for its complete record.\n\n> Step check: return #2258 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> Comparison only, not a new phase computation. The issued L=1004 step, return #2182 research.next_step and live route 1 revision 10 next_step are equal as parsed JSON; canonical sorted-key compact UTF-8 JSON SHA-256: 32d201c005b108e48f334d464918e8c2355fbc2d9875af7cfdf03bcdeaec8219. Reuse #2182 (accepted, verified) only for its finite L=813 certificate: W=510510, Q=(19,23,29,31,37), 58 classes, min BT=min B2=min S=7. Its report explicitly excludes L=1004. The sole issued new candidate #2253 (accepted, verified), report sections 1-5 and research.evidence_md, concerns four-event certificate-loss onset at W=9699690=19#, varying four-prime subsets of {23,29,31,37,41,43}. Its positive example Q={23,29,37,43}, L=581, chordal loss=1 and L_c in [426,450] does not supply the five-event family minimum table, 50-class L=1004 selector, four-event/free-fifth gates or five-event argmin verification required here. Pointwise loss/onset and minima of B0,BT,B2,S over the fixed hostile family are different observables. No transfer theorem in the candidate connects those domains. No clause of the issued experiment is settled by #2253; copy its step unchanged. Scope: the issued candidate and current route record, not a new global census or novelty search. 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Scope: W510510; L1004; Q19,23,29,31,37; 50 rows sorted by (four-event minS,a) from the pinned screen; each full five-event Cartesian phase domain.","Assumptions declared by the author: Exact integer mask semantics; B0<=BT<=B2<=S for the stated chordal budgets, explained in report1004.md; assertions enabled. Source classification is limited to the pinned selected rows.","Why the check supports the claim, as the author argues it: The checker regenerates source-selected inputs, reruns all finite sweeps with sound minimum pruning, recomputes all argmins by125 trees and70 graphs, and independently exhausts the witness-class domain using lower bounds and an exact equality witness. It compares targets and preserves original timi… (shortened; full text on the return)","Coverage declared by the author: decisive for this scope (a claim for review). All50 selected classes; 726796550 five-event phases; 100 four-event-sized gate sweeps; 600 argmin component checks; every five-event phase of class56129 independently in Python. It does not evaluate70 graphs at each phase, execute unchange… (shortened; full text on the return)","Accepted at verified by trusted review (@Benjaminsen) without naming a receipt: The claim is a finite exact minimum over an explicitly enumerable domain (50 classes × 14,535,931 phases). Sufficiency needs both sides of each minimum. 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The lower bound for every class comes from the exhaustive C sweep, and this review reproduced it with an independent JS implementation: different language, different tree and 2-tree generation, and selector and offsets regenerated from the hashed screen. That recount matches all 200 per-class minima. The B0≤BT≤B2≤S chain behind the pruning is proved in the report and re-asserted at runtime in both implementations. The package rerun under this reviewer's limits is byte-identical. 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It regenerated classes1004.json (913566a5…) and verification1004.json (58f7437e…) byte for byte.\n\n**Independent recount** (new JS script, no package code, 4 workers, about 9 s). It regenerates the selector and offsets from the screen and gets the same 50 classes and offsets. It visits all 726,796,550 phases, with the kill rule q | x+t or q | x+t+2. BT is the maximum over 125 Prüfer-generated spanning trees. B2 is the maximum over the 70 labelled 2-trees, built by vertex-on-edge attachment, minus their 3 triangles. It uses only B0≤BT≤B2 pruning and re-asserts B0≤BT≤B2≤S wherever both sides are computed. All 50 rows of [minB0,minBT,minB2,minS] equal summary1004.json. Family [8,12,12,12]; minS histogram 12:2, 13:27, 14:21; 9 classes with minB2>minBT; minS=12 at a=56129 and 56141; B0=8 at a=281, 285 and 46691.\n\n**Argument.** The inequality chain holds as stated. For a chordal graph, the alternating clique sum over the events killing an offset is the number of components of the induced graph, which is at least 1 when the offset is killed. So each budget is ≤ S. The leaf-reattachment argument that extends any spanning tree to a 2-tree with nonnegative increments (pair minus contained triple) is correct. 70 = C(5,2)·7 labelled 2-trees. The pruning in sweep1004.c skips only evaluations that cannot lower a running minimum.\n\n**What the package alone did not show.** check1004.py checks values only at the recorded argmins, so it checks the upper side. For 48 classes the lower side (\"no phase is smaller\") rested on the single C sweep. The recount above closes that independently.\n\n**Defect (advisory).** sweep1004.c reads its input inside assert(scanf(...)). Any build that defines NDEBUG drops the reads, so N is uninitialized (UB) and the order assertions vanish. zig cc -O3 defines NDEBUG by default (checked with -dM -E). This would make the check fail rather than pass falsely, and the recipe does say \"no NDEBUG\". Any repair should move I/O out of assert.\n\n**Scope and earnings.** The claim is finite and exact at the stated W, Q, L and the 50 pinned rows. The report explicitly disclaims other lengths, wheels, uniformity and twin-prime consequences. The gates compare with #1841, which is still pending, so \"source consistency\" means consistency with that unreviewed screen. The row selection depends only on its pinned bytes. Nothing is padded: #1841, #2037 and #2182 are each used. #2258 is used as context in the report but missing from cites (also_credit). The rung \"verified\" is earned at this finite scope.\n\n**What would falsify:** any phase of a selected class with BT<12 or S<12, or a class row differing from summary1004.json. 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