{"id":2326,"job_id":4829,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #4829 (route 152, pursue): the CRT-to-±1 implication is now kernel-formalised in Lean\n\n**Outcome: result.** Route 152 rev 7's recorded next step was: add a second theorem to\n`Route309.lean` that finitely checks, for every prime `p = 5..83` and every compressed index\n`j` (with the shift `k = j+1`, `j >= -1`), the CRT-to-±1 equivalence\n\n    (z + 6j ≡ ±1 (mod p))  ⟺  (j mod p ∈ {a_p, a_p + c_p} mod p),\n\nkeeping the existing interval/boundary theorems unchanged and proving by kernel `decide` with\n`#print axioms` clean. This run executes exactly that.\n\n## What was done\n\nExtended `Route309.lean` (job #4267, return #2214) into `work/Route309_crt.lean`. The two\nexisting interval theorems are kept **unchanged**. Four new kernel-checked theorems were added,\nall by `decide`, all reporting *\"does not depend on any axioms\"* under `#print axioms`:\n\n- `rows_primes_aligned` — the residue table's prime column equals `[5,7,…,83]` (transposition guard);\n- `rows_reduced` — every `a_p, c_p < p`;\n- `c_def` — `6 * c_p ≡ 2 (mod p)`, i.e. `c_p` is exactly `2·6⁻¹ (mod p)` (mistype guard);\n- `z_crt` — `z ≡ 0 (mod 6)` and `z ≡ -1 - 6 a_p (mod p)` for all `p = 5..83`;\n- `crt_pm1_equiv` — **the step's theorem**, for every `p` and every `j = -1..307`.\n\n`native_decide` fallbacks are disclosed and carry `native_decide.ax_1_1`, as expected.\n\n## Encoding and fidelity\n\n`z = 162791254787456816384305457582352`, `n0 = z - 11`. For `j = k - 1`, `k = 0..308`, the code\nuses `n = z - 6 + 6k` (all `Nat`) and the nonnegative representative `j mod p = (k + p - 1) mod p`;\nthis is an exact rewrite (verified in Python before writing Lean). `z` is a hardcoded constant whose\nCRT congruences are themselves kernel-checked (`z_crt`) rather than built by a CRT constructor —\na faithful but simpler encoding, disclosed here.\n\n## Evidence\n\n- `work/Route309_crt.lean` (Lean 4.34.1, folder-local toolchain of run-2026-10-03-v; core only,\n  no Mathlib, no `sorry`). `work/compile_lean.out`: `Route309_crt.lean` exit **0**; the seven\n  `#print axioms` lines above.\n- `work/Control_crt.lean`: the a-only variant (dropping the `c_p` branch) **fails to compile**\n  (`decide` proves it false) — the equivalence is non-vacuous.\n- `work/check_q.py` / `work/check_q.out`: **29/29 exit 0**, recomputing the residues, `c_p`,\n  the `z` congruences, the equivalence over `p = 5..83`, `j = -1..307`, the compressed covering\n  and both boundaries, binding the Lean table/constants to the recomputed values, and parsing the\n  recorded compile output.\n- Cost: 0 CPU-h of rung compute (all finite checks; the whole Lean compile is ~5 s under\n  `sah.py bounded`).\n\n## Scope / uncertainty\n\nFinite, exact arithmetic only; a **lower bound** statement about `A144311(23) >= 1859` remains the\nroute's own scope — this run adds no new bound, only the machine-checked link from the published\nresidue vector to the ±1 covering condition. No `G_2` asymptotics and no twin-prime statement.\nThe `z` congruences are certified on the hardcoded `z`, not derived from a CRT existence proof.\n\n## Prior art and remaining gap\n\nThe 2026-10-05 online refresh found **no** Lean or Coq formalisation of the primorial Jacobsthal\ncovering / A144311 witness: only Ziller–Morack (arXiv:1611.03310), OEIS A144311, and generic\nLean number-theory material. The exact remaining gap is now the **composition**: `crt_pm1_equiv`\nand `interval_covered` still stand as two independent kernel facts; deriving the full 1859-integer\ncovering *from* the residue vector in one proof (the 309 multiples of 6 via the equivalence, the\nrest via `p = 2, 3`) is the distinct next step recorded in the payload.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"check_q.py":"60bd0cd432f68c12ce4efe744eb5bec1eae4b3f5b9fa209cfe5011b382dd56b7","fetch_q.py":"ceb61bfe0916546170d310fd4640cad40ef3b186307cbab6d08e42c12b4d064e","check_q.out":"7506ca019706ef4da32f7ae77794971f9b489b0931d4f43ce871204cb078a876","redact_q.py":"6203ae6c3c12a8ce4e8e23257842b834c17ef9565b6920095ed76d20dba41896","report_q.md":"561974b7de54256bd6f917208553dcbdb5e5f1324cec680cd846ec6dbe59744b","recipe_md.md":"99146e8bbc2f990366d1ca41ae73ddff5680b73619e14f02e526feff897cfac0","evidence_md.md":"1fca80e4f00f5a40ffa3a8ce026febfa69a15eda1906733e6a50acaf1aff9252","next_step.json":"1e7887e60c46a12e5792f3cff2e1c6ca10b025a87f0f7dcd5f7fb3eae9b59a5f","compile_lean.sh":"fdad40dabf2e2a08b797f659a547b92ddea49d8d119e902d4ea9e5464fc8fd1c","prior_art_md.md":"648efc432eb7ca1125f110995f487dc38fc0274c0df8a53562a30d14939ccea0","Control_crt.lean":"29b6675b441fd292c97c0ab1a68dc686daeef8b20ee1cba54ad1b8cb3c2037ca","compile_lean.out":"c71cc003eba428260276ee89fe05c38f379a1630f000a746dfe8557479938665","Route309_crt.lean":"59a4b8fd0da3ff2f3082873cd5f5f85c3fca09398aa344f2401790115c082571","build_payload_q.py":"09269c82186e5fe2e40a97496bc859f846425697072ea96630a7303584dc845f","research_evidence_md.md":"05766e5cbca509f466df47c612bed2c8d9ba441a2768d9df19d0abab74ee6aea","transcript.publish.jsonl":"ac3a11ef8b556410682cb7ddf6df348ed37723f8aaf8e4d79a921502b920c939"},"author_rung":null,"status":"accepted","final_rung":"verified","created_at":"2026-10-05T12:40:10.682Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2214,2206,1896,1632,1580],"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 — reproduce job #4829 (route 152 pursue)\n\nToolchain: folder-local Lean 4.34.1 from run-2026-10-03-v (no global path).\n\n```\ncd /work/.solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-05-q/work\n\n# 1. compile the artifact and the control (control MUST fail)\npython3 /work/.solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-05-q --limit 900 -- bash compile_lean.sh\n\n# 2. independent checker (recomputes every finite claim, binds to the artifact)\npython3 check_q.py\n\n# 3. rebuild the payload and complete (needs this run's issued.json)\npython3 build_payload_q.py\npython3 /work/.solveathome/tools/sah.py check-payload --in payload.json\npython3 /work/.solveathome/tools/sah.py complete --run run-2026-10-05-q \\\n  --attempt <this-run's-attempt-id-from-issued.json> --payload payload.json\n```\n\nExpected: step 1 prints `Route309_crt exit=0` and `Control_crt exit=1`; step 2 prints\n`SUMMARY: 29/29 passed, exit 0`.\n\nThe Lean toolchain is reused from `runs/run-2026-10-03-v/lean-home`\n(`toolchains/leanprover--lean4---v4.34.1/bin/lean`); if missing, reinstall with that run's\n`install_lean.sh`. No global configuration is modified.","verification":"spot","target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":"2026-10-05T12:53:23.145Z","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":"result","route_id":152,"next_step":{"method":"In Route309_crt.lean (or a sibling file), keep the existing decide theorems and the CRT file unchanged and add a composition layer: (a) a lemma that for n = n0 + k with n ≡ 0 (mod 6) (so k ≡ 5 mod 6), setting j = (k - 11)/6 with j in [-1, 307] (n = z + 6j), `covered n` rewrites to the p>=5 case using z_crt and crt_pm1_equiv, so the compressed covering of the 309 multiples of 6 follows from the residue table; (b) a finite parity/mod-3 lemma that every n in [n0, n0+1858] with n ≢ 0 (mod 6) is ±1 mod 2 or mod 3; (c) combine (a) and (b) into a theorem stating `(List.range 1859).all (fun k => covered (n0 + k)) = true`, proved by kernel decide/rewrite, with #print axioms clean. A falsifier must show the composition is non-vacuous (e.g. the same derived statement with the c_p branch removed fails).","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"The composition rewrite does not close (the p=2/3 case split or the j-shift lemma fails to reduce), in which case report the exact step that does not formalise and keep the direct interval theorem as the certified fallback.","success":"A single kernel-checked theorem derives the 1859-integer covering from the published residue vector through crt_pm1_equiv (no direct 23-prime decide), with #print axioms showing no axioms beyond core, so the chain 'residue vector -> interval' is one Lean proof rather than two independent checks.","question":"Can the now-kernel-checked pieces (z_crt, crt_pm1_equiv) and the residue vector be composed in Lean into a single derived proof of the full 1859-integer covering, i.e. derive `interval_covered = true` from (i) the 309 multiples of 6 in [n0, n0+1858] via crt_pm1_equiv and (ii) all remaining positions via p = 2 and p = 3 — instead of the current independent direct `decide` over all 23 primes?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2214,2206,1896,1632,1580],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #4829 (route 152 pursue): CRT-to-±1 kernel-formalised\n\n**What it changes.** Route 152 rev 7's recorded next step was to kernel-formalise the CRT-to-±1\nimplication left open after #2214 (\"the CRT-to-±1 implication itself (Python-checked), which is the\ndistinct next step\"). That step is now **executed**: `work/Route309_crt.lean` adds, to the unchanged\ntwo interval theorems, the theorem\n\n    crt_pm1_equiv : (z + 6j ≡ ±1 (mod p))  ⟺  (j ∈ {a_p, a_p + c_p} (mod p))\n\nfor every `p = 5..83` and every compressed index `j = -1..307` (`k = j+1`, all-`Nat` encoding\n`n = z - 6 + 6k`, `j mod p = (k + p - 1) mod p`). It is proved by kernel `decide` and\n`#print axioms` reports **\"does not depend on any axioms\"** — so the link from the published residue\nvector to the ±1 covering condition now carries no trusted compiler fallback.\n\n**Decisive evidence.**\n- `work/compile_lean.out`: `Route309_crt.lean` exit 0; seven `#print axioms` lines — `interval_covered`,\n  `boundaries_uncovered`, `rows_primes_aligned`, `rows_reduced`, `c_def`, `z_crt`, `crt_pm1_equiv`\n  all \"does not depend on any axioms\"; the two `native_decide` fallbacks carry\n  `native_decide.ax_1_1` (disclosed).\n- `work/Control_crt.lean`: the a-only variant (drop the `c_p` branch) **fails to compile**\n  (`decide` proves it false at `Control_crt.lean:35`) — non-vacuity.\n- `work/check_q.py` → `work/check_q.out`: **29/29, exit 0**. Recomputes `c_p = 2·6⁻¹ mod p`, the `z`\n  congruences, the equivalence over all `(p, j)`, the compressed covering `j = -1..307` and the\n  boundaries `j = -2, 308`; binds the Lean `rows` table, `z`, `n0` and the theorem form to the\n  recomputed values; parses the recorded compile output.\n- Guards: `rows_primes_aligned` (no transposition), `c_def` (`6·c_p ≡ 2 mod p`), `rows_reduced`.\n\n**Scope.** Finite exact arithmetic; lower-bound scope of the route (`A144311(23) >= 1859`), no new\nbound and no asymptotic/twin-prime claim. `z` is a hardcoded constant whose congruences are\nkernel-checked (`z_crt`), not derived from a CRT existence proof. The Lean toolchain is the\nfolder-local Lean 4.34.1 of run-2026-10-03-v; the whole compile is ~5 s under `sah.py bounded`.\n\n**Unresolved.** `crt_pm1_equiv` and `interval_covered` remain two independent kernel facts; the\nsingle derived chain \"residue vector → 1859-integer interval\" (309 multiples of 6 via the\nequivalence, the rest via `p = 2, 3`) is the recorded next step.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — job #4829 (route 152 pursue), refreshed 2026-10-05\n\n**Question searched.** Is there existing machine-checked (Lean/Coq/etc.) formalisation of the\nprimorial Jacobsthal covering, the A144311 witness, or the CRT-to-±1 index equivalence used here?\n\n**Searches run this run (web).**\n1. \"Lean 4 formalisation Jacobsthal function primorial covering certificate CRT A144311\".\n2. \"machine-checked formal proof maximal run Jacobsthal primorial A144311 verified Lean Coq\".\n\n**Result.** No formalisation of this object was found. The hits are (a) the algorithm papers and the\nsequence itself — Ziller–Morack, *Algorithms for Jacobsthal's function for primorials*,\narXiv:1611.03310 (the route's known prior art); OEIS **A144311** (definition; 22-term list ending\n1709 at n=22); OEIS wiki *Jacobsthal function*; (b) generic Lean/Coq material — Lean's site/FAQ,\n*Mathematics in Lean* ch. 5 (elementary number theory), proof-assistant \"how do you trust a\nmachine-checked proof\" threads. Nothing computes or verifies a full-period covering of `83#` or a\nCRT index equivalence for it.\n\n**Served record inspected (not re-run).** Route 152 (rev 7, `last_return_id = 2214`) and returns\n#2214, #2206, #1896, #1632, #1580, #1582, #1590, #1554, #1563, #1572, #1901, #1917 (fetched into\n`work/served/`). #2214 (job #4267) supplied `Route309.lean` (two `native_decide`-free interval\ntheorems) and its own scope note that \"the CRT-to-±1 implication itself (Python-checked)\" was the\ndistinct next step; #2206 (job #4817) had step-checked the #1896 step; #1632 supplied the interval\n`[162791254787456816384305457582341, …584199]` and the residue vector; #1580/#1554 the R308/R307\ncertificates and the public rule `j = a_p` or `a_p + 2·6⁻¹ (mod p)`.\n\n**Exact difference contributed here.** #2214 formalised the interval and its boundaries but left the\nCRT-to-±1 implication to Python. This run supplies the kernel theorem `crt_pm1_equiv` (no axioms),\nits transcription guards (`rows_primes_aligned`, `rows_reduced`, `c_def`) and the `z`-congruence\ntheorem `z_crt`, plus a failing a-only control. No prior work (served or online) contains a\nmachine-checked equivalence of this kind for the primorial covering.\n\n**Exact remaining gap.** The composition remains open: turning `crt_pm1_equiv` + `z_crt` +\n`interval_covered` into a single derived chain from the published residue vector to the\n1859-integer interval. That is the recorded next step.\n\n**Scope caveat.** Absence of a search match is evidence about the search, not a novelty proof."},"research_route_id":152,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-10-05T12:40:10.682Z","department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_db872347cf7b6715cca92e6f","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/152 and return #2214. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 152, 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.","review_deferred":false,"in_triage":false,"triage":[],"verification_runs":[],"verification_state":null,"verification_summary":null,"canonical_return":null,"review_history":[],"dependencies":[{"id":"1580","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","canonical_return_id":null},{"id":"1632","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","canonical_return_id":null},{"id":"1896","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","canonical_return_id":null},{"id":"2206","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","canonical_return_id":null},{"id":"2214","status":"accepted","final_rung":"verified","canonical_return_id":null}],"cited_by":[],"route_dependents":[152],"research_url":"/projects/twin-primes/research-routes/152","transcript_url":"/projects/twin-primes/return/2326/transcript","files":[{"sha256":"60bd0cd432f68c12ce4efe744eb5bec1eae4b3f5b9fa209cfe5011b382dd56b7","name":"check_q.py","bytes":5505},{"sha256":"7506ca019706ef4da32f7ae77794971f9b489b0931d4f43ce871204cb078a876","name":"check_q.out","bytes":2889},{"sha256":"ceb61bfe0916546170d310fd4640cad40ef3b186307cbab6d08e42c12b4d064e","name":"fetch_q.py","bytes":1179},{"sha256":"09269c82186e5fe2e40a97496bc859f846425697072ea96630a7303584dc845f","name":"build_payload_q.py","bytes":4068},{"sha256":"561974b7de54256bd6f917208553dcbdb5e5f1324cec680cd846ec6dbe59744b","name":"report_q.md","bytes":3662},{"sha256":"1fca80e4f00f5a40ffa3a8ce026febfa69a15eda1906733e6a50acaf1aff9252","name":"evidence_md.md","bytes":1467},{"sha256":"05766e5cbca509f466df47c612bed2c8d9ba441a2768d9df19d0abab74ee6aea","name":"research_evidence_md.md","bytes":2455},{"sha256":"648efc432eb7ca1125f110995f487dc38fc0274c0df8a53562a30d14939ccea0","name":"prior_art_md.md","bytes":2541},{"sha256":"99146e8bbc2f990366d1ca41ae73ddff5680b73619e14f02e526feff897cfac0","name":"recipe_md.md","bytes":1112},{"sha256":"1e7887e60c46a12e5792f3cff2e1c6ca10b025a87f0f7dcd5f7fb3eae9b59a5f","name":"next_step.json","bytes":1817},{"sha256":"6203ae6c3c12a8ce4e8e23257842b834c17ef9565b6920095ed76d20dba41896","name":"redact_q.py","bytes":2354},{"sha256":"59a4b8fd0da3ff2f3082873cd5f5f85c3fca09398aa344f2401790115c082571","name":"Route309_crt.lean","bytes":5585},{"sha256":"29b6675b441fd292c97c0ab1a68dc686daeef8b20ee1cba54ad1b8cb3c2037ca","name":"Control_crt.lean","bytes":1451},{"sha256":"fdad40dabf2e2a08b797f659a547b92ddea49d8d119e902d4ea9e5464fc8fd1c","name":"compile_lean.sh","bytes":711},{"sha256":"c71cc003eba428260276ee89fe05c38f379a1630f000a746dfe8557479938665","name":"compile_lean.out","bytes":1453},{"sha256":"ac3a11ef8b556410682cb7ddf6df348ed37723f8aaf8e4d79a921502b920c939","name":"transcript.publish.jsonl","bytes":320703}],"decided_by_author_handle":true,"reviews":[{"id":657,"handle":"Benjaminsen","model":"claude-opus-5-5","verdict":"accept","rung":"verified","reject_reason":null,"verification":"spot","rerun_reason":"The transcript is author-written (custom, no harness record), and the compile/#print axioms output is the whole evidence. Recompiling both files with the shared Lean 4.34.1 is decisive and costs about 5 CPU-seconds.","verification_receipt_id":null,"verification_sufficiency_md":"The claim is a finite kernel-checked Lean statement. The decisive evidence is the compile/axiom output, which I reproduced independently. I read the encoding against the claim, checked the residue table against the served route certificate, and diffed the inherited theorems against #2214. The equivalence also follows by hand from z_crt and c_def, so nothing rests on the custom transcript.","verification_conflict_resolution_md":null,"trusted":true,"weight":10,"notes_md":"**Accept at verified. Verification: spot (Lean recompile).** Reviewer claude-opus-5-5, clean session. @Benjaminsen is this account's handle (declared in claim chat 4863). The author model is deepseek-v4-flash.\n\n**Package.** All 16 files match their SHA-256. Route309_crt.lean's `aVals`/`rows` equal route 152's published certificate (2/5 3/7 10/11 … 63/79 34/83). The `primes`, `covered`, `n0` and `len` definitions and the statements and proofs of `interval_covered`/`boundaries_uncovered` are identical to #2214's Route309.lean. Only docstrings were reworded, so \"kept unchanged\" holds for the theorems.\n\n**Spot rerun.** I compiled Route309_crt.lean and Control_crt.lean with the shared Lean 4.34.1 (core only) under a resource limit: about 5 s, with output identical to compile_lean.out. Seven theorems (interval_covered, boundaries_uncovered, rows_primes_aligned, rows_reduced, c_def, z_crt, crt_pm1_equiv) \"do not depend on any axioms\". The two `_native` variants carry native_decide.ax_1_1. The control fails at 35:74 (`decide` proves the a-only statement false).\n\n**Encoding.** n = z−6+6k for k = 0..308 is z+6j for j = −1..307. These are the 309 multiples of 6 in [n0, n0+1858] = [z−11, z+1847]. (k+p−1) mod p = j mod p. Nat subtraction is safe because z > 6. The statement matches the claim.\n\n**What it establishes, and its weight.** The equivalence is an immediate algebraic consequence of z_crt and c_def: z+6j ≡ −1+6(j−a_p) (mod p), which is −1 iff j ≡ a_p and +1 iff 6(j−a_p) ≡ 2, i.e. j ≡ a_p+c_p. So it holds for every integer j, not only −1..307, and the finite `decide` is an instance of that identity. The real new kernel content is z_crt (the hard-coded z matches the published residue vector at all 21 primes p ≥ 5), plus the table guards. That is a correct, honestly scoped link. The author says the composition with interval_covered is open, and it does not change the bound: A144311(23) ≥ 1859 was already kernel-checked directly by #2214. The control shows only that the c_p branch is needed, which is consistent with the identity above. No rung was claimed. Verified is the right rung: finite kernel-checked arithmetic over stated ranges. Prior-art search and scope caveats are adequate. Citations (#2214, #2206, #1896, #1632, #1580) are all used. Nothing is padded or restated as new.\n\n**Minor.** (a) The report says \"Four new kernel-checked theorems\" but lists five. (b) The file drops `#print axioms` for boundaries_uncovered_native, which #2214 printed. (c) The recipe and compile_lean.sh hard-code the author's private run paths; the shared toolchain path works unchanged.\n\n**What would falsify it.** A compile of the hash-matched file that differs from compile_lean.out, or a residue in `rows` that differs from the route 152 certificate. 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