{"id":2314,"job_id":4994,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":2,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #4994 — explore (discover): new route\n\n**Outcome: `proposed`** (recorded without review). One new route proposed, with an exact,\nvalidated finite measurement behind it and a pre-registered cheapest next experiment.\n\n## What I did\n1. Read the closed-routes register (`research/OUTCOMES.md` \"Closed routes\"), the open/partial\n   questions, the route list, the board, and the research protocol (all fetched read-only into\n   `work/served/`).\n2. Ran an online prior-art search for the object and its neighbours (see `prior_art_md.md`).\n3. Built a new exact instrument (`work/check_m.py`) for the paired candidate-gap **multiplicity\n   profile** `N_L` and its hazard/survival, and a control (`work/check_m2.py`) for the order\n   question. Both under `sah.py bounded`; wall time `< 5 s` for `11#..23#`.\n\n## Rung of each claim\n- **Validated instrument.** `G2(11#,13#,17#,19#,23#) = 42, 66, 108, 150, 204`, exact, reproducing\n  the served paired-Jacobsthal ladder (rung: EXACT, reproduced).\n- **Finding 1 (order-blindness).** Under a fixed-seed permutation of the gap multiset, `G2` and\n  the whole profile `N_L` are identical while `rho_1/2/3 → ≈0`; the true sequence's\n  `rho_1/2/3 = (−0.045, −0.074, −0.153)` at `23#`. Rung: EXACT finite statement (a logical\n  invariance), from which the typing conclusion follows.\n- **Finding 2 (tail self-thinning).** Exact `N_L`, `T(L)`, `λ_tail`, `λ_geo`, `λ_bulk`, `R(G2)`,\n  `R(p95)` at five rungs; `R(G2)` falls `5.4e-2 → 9.5e-5` while `R(p95)` stays `0.10–0.38`. Rung:\n  MEASURED, five rungs. No derivation.\n\n## The proposed route\n**Order-blind carrier for `G2(x#)`: the gap-multiplicity hazard, replacing the order-sensitive\n`rho_k` mechanism link.** Object: the multiplicity profile `N_L` and hazard `h(L)`. Step that must\nhold: an order-blind lower bound on the tail hazard `h(L)` (equivalently an upper bound on the\nsurvival `T(L)`) uniform in `L`, from the covering structure of the paired residues. First check\nthat could refute it cheaply: extend `h(L)`/`R(L)` to `29#` and `31#` (segmented streaming,\n`≤ 1` CPU-h) and test the pre-registered tail-self-thinning prediction. Nearest prior work, exact\ndifference and the prior-art record are in `prior_art_md.md` / `contribution_md.md`.\n\n## The gap that remains\n- The route's holding step is **not derived**; only the finite `h(L)` profile is measured.\n- `29#`/`31#` are unmeasured here (the proposed next experiment).\n- Novelty is **not established**: the nearest neighbour (Nguyen 2026, doi:10.20944/\n  preprints202608.1299.v1) could not be read (403, no PDF extractor) and owns adjacent\n  noncovering/shift-correlation statements.\n- The `rho_1` cross-check against route 186 did not reproduce their value; the numerical bridge is\n  uncalibrated.\n\n## Handles / state\n- `45` of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict (unchanged; nothing for the person to do).\n- Inbox: one person-handoff (job #3880) — a source/provenance prerequisite, **not** this run's\n  work; ordinary general-mode agents must keep working elsewhere, so no action taken.\n\n## Files\n`work/{check_m.py,check_m.out,check_m2.py,check_m2.out,report_m.md,evidence_md.md,prior_art_md.md,\ncontribution_md.md,uncertainty_md.md,recipe_md.md,next_step.json,fetch_m.py,served/}`.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.02,"hashes":{"check_m.py":"5529db49b3f8f32f1a8691e216ff617ac35597c21bdb25c10440d956bc1f24b4","fetch_m.py":"55e5bf8c8d473d5292caabd6f9a1e17e8c5e4e4a8b959b9fdf06dbfd35046069","check_m.out":"7b539a5c23d0718c063567338e10589f819f1def2961d1835660e5db09c8cffa","check_m2.py":"6ef4837e156ac50a37e0ad0b9d8d92cee1cb23517297ec581f864a2952c223f9","redact_m.py":"1ad84dbb6f21fd732b982d2671c5293540601b204d07feb0a4842898f1fea421","report_m.md":"0add00f2d991a304fac910a98af1cf3fe503cea13b4206ffddd82e0aa6387296","check_m2.out":"c999336679f54541d6eb79a7e84c80850a5e672141514a766130e2ba24977713","recipe_md.md":"1aade6ad4d00f4ffe28439e75f4acac7c41a1c17495f728ce8d93162ae5261e7","evidence_md.md":"69737153f4dae09ac3c50a9f290eef2abd7c3d4028682b154f675c0b3186b2ba","next_step.json":"e6883f236117edbeaab534772fd93c85dc523c0d13c23238a44e964971e4496a","prior_art_md.md":"95608b7639268189d87fe46cc511ee72f3e210e3b44c759e7b6b56b33d0e54ac","uncertainty_md.md":"ea781db33055391d0a42d1484ef53edb9ba83071674150ce4a7e09dbe87e8133","contribution_md.md":"ddc622088b4156d351dc38676626214ad575d219c35759352bbe3ba47600da42"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-05T11:46:20.965Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2307,2310,2299,2303],"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":"# Recipe — job #4994 (run-2026-10-05-m)\n\nEverything below is reproduce-here: `python3` + `numpy`, no network.\n\n## Instrument\n- `work/check_m.py` — exact per-period multiplicity/hazard profile for\n  `x# ∈ {11,13,17,19,23}`: sieve marks `n ≡ 0, −2 (mod p)`, survivors are\n  `gcd(n(n+2),x#)=1`, differences (wraparound) are the gaps; emits `N_L`, `T(L)`,\n  `h(L)`, `λ_geo`, `λ_mean`, `λ_tail=ln(Nc)/G2`, `S=λ_tail/λ_geo`, median-fit\n  `λ_bulk`, `R(p95)`, `R(G2)`, `#{gaps≥G2}`.\n- `work/check_m2.py` — same sieve at `19#`,`23#`, plus a fixed-seed permutation of the\n  gap multiset; emits true and permuted `rho_1/2/3` and the profile-equality flag.\n\n## Commands (from the department folder `/work`)\n```\npython3 .solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-05-m --limit 600 \\\n  -- python3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-05-m/work/check_m.py \\\n  > .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-05-m/work/check_m.out 2> .../check_m.err\npython3 .solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-05-m --limit 600 \\\n  -- python3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-05-m/work/check_m2.py \\\n  > .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-05-m/work/check_m2.out 2>&1\n```\n\n## Expected\n- `check_m.out`: five JSON lines with `G2 = 42,66,108,150,204` (validation) and the hazard fields.\n- `check_m2.out`: two JSON lines, `multiset_profile_identical: true`, `G2_after_permutation == G2`,\n  permuted `rho_k ≈ 0`.\n\n## Next rungs (proposed experiment)\nAdapt `check_m.py` to a segmented streaming sieve (reuse route 187's `check_l.py` /\nroute 186's `check_e.py`) to accumulate the same `N_L` histogram at `29#` and `31#`.","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":"Order-blind carrier for G2(x#): the candidate-gap multiplicity hazard, replacing the order-sensitive rho_k mechanism link","prior_art_md":"# prior art — job #4994 (order-blind gap-multiplicity carrier for G2(x#))\n\nSearch date 2026-10-05 (Serper web search). Naming: the maximal gap of the paired distance-2\nsystem is the **paired Jacobsthal function** `G2(x#)`; the gap-length law of the coprime set is\nthe \"gaps between integers coprime to a primorial\" object; the survivor-count `#{gaps ≥ L}` is a\n**noncovering** count on the wheel.\n\n## Queries run\n1. `Jacobsthal function maximal gap distribution reduced residue system primorial extreme value`.\n2. `gaps between integers coprime to n distribution memoryless geometric hazard`.\n3. (targeted) `\"Finite-Window Noncovering on Primorial Wheels\" Nguyen` — to locate the nearest\n   preprint the project already cites.\n\n## Known matches (object / machinery OWNED)\n- **Jacobsthal function and bounds.** Kanold `j(n) ≤ 2^ω(n)`; Iwaniec's bound (`j(n) ≪ x²`); Ford,\n  \"Large gaps in sets of primes and other sequences\" (Stony Brook colloquium, 2018-10-04) frames\n  the max-gap object and the Maier–Pomerance conjecture; Hagedorn/Elsholtz algorithms for primorial\n  Jacobsthal values (arXiv:1611.03310). Owns the object and the upper-bound framing.\n- **Paired case.** Ziller–Morack, arXiv:1706.00317, defines the paired Jacobsthal function of\n  primorials (already on the project record via job #4704).\n- **Size-biased / power-law spaced sets.** arXiv:1809.08355 (\"Primitive and GP-free sets\") studies\n  prescribed gap spacing; owns machinery for gap-controlled sets, not the coprime-set tail.\n- **Non-geometricity of prime gaps.** Cohen, \"Gaps Between Consecutive Primes and the Exponential\n  Distribution\" (Experimental Math. 2024) explicitly states gaps are **not** geometrically\n  distributed (support/parity), which is the published neighbour of this return's Finding 2.\n- **Finite-window noncovering on primorial wheels.** T.T.K. Nguyen, \"Finite-Window Noncovering on\n  Primorial Wheels: Higher-Order CRT Bounds and Shift Correlations\", Preprints.org 2026-08-19,\n  doi:10.20944/preprints202608.1299.v1. The project already cites it (returns #429/#1476/#1824/\n  #1888/#2212/#2230). Its title alone says it owns **higher-order CRT noncovering bounds and shift\n  correlations** on wheels — i.e. the covering side *and* the shift-correlation side.\n\n## Not owned (scoped negative, not an absence proof)\nThe located sources give generic noncovering/shift-correlation statements and the paired Jacobsthal\nobject, but none states the **exact finite-period multiplicity profile `N_L` of the paired\n`n(n+2)` system**, its discrete hazard `h(L)`, or the order-blindness typing that `G2`/`N_L` cannot\nbe carried by an order-sensitive autocorrelation. The closest internal work is route 187\n(#2307/#2310, geometric suppression `S ≈ 2.1`) and routes 180/186 (#2199/#2207/#2299/#2303, `rho_k`\nof the reduced-residue gap sequence — a *different* set from the paired system).\n\n## Access gaps / not queried\nNguyen 2026 body was **not** inspected: the Preprints.org landing page returned 403 and no PDF\nextractor is available on this container (abstract only). Because its topic is adjacent, novelty\nhere is **not established**; reading its abstract-level claims against our `h(L)`/order-blindness\nstatement is the explicit next source step. MathSciNet/zbMATH and paywalled full texts (Iwaniec,\nMaier–Pomerance, Ford et al.) were not read this session (secondary statements only). An\nunsuccessful search does not establish novelty.","uncertainty_md":"# Uncertainty / scope\n\n- **Five rungs.** The hazard/self-thinning profile is measured at `11#..23#` only; `29#`/`31#` are\n  the proposed next experiment, not evidence here.\n- **`R(G2)` is noisy.** It is a ratio of two small counts; the `19#` value (`4.2e-3`) breaks the\n  monotone `11#..23#` trend, so \"self-thinning\" is a trend across five points, not a proved law.\n- **`λ_bulk` convention.** The bulk geometric rate is fitted from the median length alone; a\n  different bulk window would shift `R(L)` by a constant factor without changing the `R(G2)` vs\n  `R(p95)` separation.\n- **Order-blindness is a logical statement.** The permutation receipt shows `G2`/`N_L` are\n  invariant while `rho_k` is not; it does **not** prove `rho_k` is causally irrelevant, only that\n  no identity can carry `G2` by `rho_k` alone. A joint use of `rho_k` *together with* the multiset\n  is not excluded.\n- **Cross-check disagreement.** Our `rho_1(23#) = −0.0453` does not reproduce route 186's\n  `−0.1591`. The likely cause is a different object (reduced-residue vs paired sequence) or a\n  different estimator/window, but this is unresolved; the numerical bridge is therefore\n  uncalibrated and no claim is made about route 186's own value.\n- **Novelty not established.** The nearest neighbour (Nguyen 2026) could not be read (403, no PDF\n  extractor); it owns adjacent noncovering/shift-correlation statements. The search is recorded,\n  not a novelty certificate.\n- **Only `x#` wheels.** All statements are for primorials `x#`; nothing is claimed for general `n`.\n- **Nothing here concerns twin-prime infinitude.** The route addresses the finite growth law of\n  `G2(x#)` only.","contribution_md":"# Contribution of the proposed route\n\n## What is new\n1. **A typing constraint on any carrier of `G2(x#)`.** `G2` and the whole multiplicity profile\n   `N_L` are functions of the gap **multiset** (max and multiplicities), so they are invariant\n   under any permutation of the gap sequence; route 186's `rho_k` is a function of the **order**.\n   Hence `G2`, `N_L` and route 187's `S` cannot be carried by `rho_k` as an identity — a bound on\n   `G2` is an order-blind (multiset/covering) statement by construction.\n2. **An order-blind finite statistic with a measured profile.** The discrete hazard\n   `h(L) = N_L / #{gaps ≥ L}` and the exact survival `T(L)`. Measured at `11#..23#`: the gap law is\n   not geometric in the bulk, and the extreme tail self-thins — `R(G2) = T(G2)/(1−λ_bulk)^G2` falls\n   `5.4e-2 → 9.5e-5` while `R(p95)` stays `0.10–0.38`. Route 187's `S` is then read exactly as the\n   ratio `λ_tail/λ_geo` of the effective **tail** hazard to the bulk memoryless rate.\n3. **A mechanism-free obligation.** The step the route must hold is an order-blind lower bound on\n   the tail hazard (equivalently an upper bound on the survival), uniform in `L` — not an\n   autocorrelation identity.\n\n## Exact difference from the nearest prior work\n- **Route 187 (#2307/#2310)** measures `S` against a *constant-hazard geometric* reference and\n  attaches an order-sensitive `rho_k` mechanism (item 4). It does not open the multiplicity/hazard\n  profile and does not state the typing constraint. Difference: the carrier is changed from\n  `rho_k` (order) to `h(L)` (order-blind), and `S` is re-expressed as a hazard ratio.\n- **Routes 180/186 (#2199/#2207/#2299/#2303)** measure `rho_k` of the **reduced-residue** gap\n  sequence; this route's object is the **paired `n(n+2)`** candidate sequence, and our direct\n  cross-check did not reproduce their `rho_1(23#) = −0.1591` (we get `−0.045`), so even the\n  numerical bridge between the two objects is uncalibrated.\n- **Nguyen 2026 (doi:10.20944/preprints202608.1299.v1)** owns higher-order CRT noncovering bounds\n  and shift correlations on primorial wheels at abstract level; it does not state the paired\n  system's `N_L`/`h(L)` profile. This is the nearest neighbour and an explicit access gap.\n\n## Bounded next experiment\nExtend the exact `h(L)`/`T(L)` profile to `29#` and `31#` by segmented streaming\n(`check_m.py` adapted from route 187's `check_l.py`; ~10 min each, `≤ 1` CPU-h). Pre-registered\nacceptance: the extreme tail keeps self-thinning — `R(G2)` continues to fall below the `11#..23#`\nenvelope and `R(p95)` stays separated from `R(G2)` by at least one order of magnitude at both new\nrungs. This is cheap, exact, and refutes the flat-hazard reading of route 187's `S` if it fails."},"next_step":{"method":"Exact, no sampling. Adapt check_m.py to a segmented streaming sieve (route 187's check_l.py / route 186's check_e.py machinery) that accumulates, over one full period mod x#, the gap histogram N_L, the survival T(L)=#{gaps>=L}/Nc, the median-fit bulk rate lambda_bulk and lambda_tail=ln(Nc)/G2, for x#=29# and x#=31#. Report G2, Nc, S=lambda_tail/lambda_geo, R(p95), R(G2) and #{gaps>=G2} at both rungs, against the x=11..23 values recorded here.","compute":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":1},"failure":"The hazard is flat up to G2 at 29# and/or 31# (R(G2) ~ R(p95), within the bulk-geometric band); then the extreme tail is a single geometric law at those rungs and route 187's S is a finite-size/mean-rate effect, not a tail-hazard growth, and this route narrows to bounding the constant tail rate.","success":"At both 29# and 31# the extreme tail keeps self-thinning: R(G2) remains below the 11#..23# envelope and R(p95) stays >= 10x R(G2); then the carrier of the suppression is an increasing (order-blind) tail hazard, S is confirmed as the tail/bulk hazard ratio, and the obligation passes to a uniform lower bound on h(L).","question":"Does the exact candidate-gap multiplicity hazard h(L) of the paired n(n+2) system keep self-thinning toward the extreme at 29# and 31#, i.e. does R(G2)=T(G2)/(1-lambda_bulk)^G2 continue to fall below the 11#..23# envelope while R(p95) stays at least one order of magnitude above it?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":["python3","numpy"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2307,2310,2299,2303],"evidence_md":"# evidence — job #4994 (order-blind carrier for the paired-candidate gap tail)\n\n## Instrument\n`work/check_m.py` and `work/check_m2.py` (python3 + numpy). Full-period boolean sieve\nover `[0, x#)` marking `n ≡ 0` and `n ≡ −2 (mod p)` for every prime `p ≤ x`; survivors are the\npaired candidates `gcd(n(n+2), x#) = 1`; consecutive differences with wraparound are the candidate\ngaps `g_1..g_Nc`, and `N_L = #{gaps = L}` is the multiplicity profile. Exact, no sampling.\nBoth run under `sah.py bounded` (exit 0, group cleared). `check_m.out`, `check_m.out`.\n\n## Validation (digit-for-digit)\n`max gap` reproduces the served paired-Jacobsthal ladder\n`G2(11#,13#,17#,19#,23#) = 42, 66, 108, 150, 204`, so the object and instrument are validated.\n\n## Finding 1 — the carrier must be order-blind (receipt)\n`G2` and `N_L` are the max and the multiset of the gap **multiset**, hence invariant under any\npermutation of the gap sequence; route 186's `rho_k` is a function of the **order** and is not.\n`check_m2.py` permutes the multiset at 19#,23# with a fixed seed: `G2` and the whole profile are\nidentical, permutation `rho_1/2/3 ≈ 0` (`|.| ≤ 0.002`), while the true sequence has\n`rho_1/2/3 = (−0.042, −0.045, −0.173)` at 19# and `(−0.045, −0.074, −0.153)` at 23#.\nTherefore `G2`, `N_L` and route 187's `S` cannot be carried by `rho_k` *as an identity*: the\norder-sensitive statistic is not needed for, and does not determine, the order-blind one.\n\n## Finding 2 — the suppression is a tail-hazard growth (order-blind)\nExact per-rung quantities (`check_m.out`); `λ_tail = ln(Nc)/G2`; `S = λ_tail/λ_geo`;\n`λ_bulk` is the geometric rate fitted from the median length; `R(L) = T(L)/(1−λ_bulk)^L`.\n\n| x | G2 | Nc | λ_geo | λ_mean | λ_tail | S | λ_bulk | R(p95) | R(G2) |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 11 | 42 | 135 | .06022 | .05844 | .11679 | 1.939 | .01409 | .099 | 5.4e-2 |\n| 13 | 66 | 1485 | .05072 | .04945 | .11065 | 2.182 | .03492 | .384 | 8.4e-2 |\n| 17 | 108 | 22275 | .04461 | .04363 | .09270 | 2.078 | .02879 | .253 | 2.1e-2 |\n| 19 | 150 | 378675 | .03982 | .03904 | .08563 | 2.150 | .02877 | .384 | 4.2e-3 |\n| 23 | 204 | 7952175 | .03630 | .03565 | .07789 | 2.146 | .02538 | .345 | 9.5e-5 |\n\nThe gap law is not geometric in the bulk (`λ_bulk` ≈ 0.014–0.035 vs `λ_geo` ≈ 0.036–0.060), and the\nextreme tail self-thins: `R(G2)` falls from `5.4e-2` to `9.5e-5` while `R(p95)` stays `0.10–0.38`.\nThe effective tail hazard therefore *increases* toward `L = G2` rather than staying constant, and\n`S ≈ 2.1` is the ratio of that effective tail hazard to the bulk memoryless rate. The number of\nmaximal gaps is small: `#{gaps ≥ G2} = 4, 12, 20, 20, 4`.\n\n## What it changes\n1. A recorded connection: route 187's item-4 mechanism link to route 186's `rho_k` is ill-posed as\n   an identity (order-sensitive vs order-blind), so it is made redundant.\n2. The admissible carrier is the order-blind survival `T(L)` / hazard `h(L)`, and the finite data\n   show tail self-thinning, not a flat hazard.\n3. It supplies the finite statistic the proposed route's first experiment extends.\n\n## Limitations\nFive rungs only (`11..23`); `29#`/`31#` not run here; `R(G2)` is noisy (19# spike); `λ_bulk` from\nthe median alone; the order-blindness receipt is a permutation (logical) statement, not a causal\nclaim; see `uncertainty_md.md`."},"research_route_id":188,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_a684a3de0625e0e3f33665b3","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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