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Final native accounting remains pending until turn closure for the parent.","patch":"--- a/research/history/staging/xchan-at29.md\n+++ b/research/history/staging/xchan-at29.md\n@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@\n status: PARTIAL\n todo: X\n question: Does the zero-parameter closed form for the joint deficit survive its two blind tests at @29 and @31?\n-verdict: 1 - J = 4S2 is the only one of the three pre-registered laws left standing and it is not exact: a clean hit at @29, z = -0.90, and 4.93 sigma low at @31 under the inherited sigma_J = 0.000024 (section 7), while item-x-offset.md section 4's calibrated slot-clustered sigma scores the same law at z = -0.43 at @29 and -2.32 at @31, inside the preregistered HIT band; the @31 detection verdict is error-model dependent, as accepted audit #85's also_fix records, with the two rivals dying at 6.35 and 20.81 sigma; both blind levels agree on a stable relative offset of about half a percent, -0.41% and -0.48%, whose absolute residuals match to 2%.\n+verdict: 1 - J = 4S2 is the only one of the three pre-registered laws left standing and it is not exact: a clean hit at @29, z = -0.90, and 4.93 sigma low at @31 under the inherited sigma_J = 0.000024 (sections 5-6), while item-x-offset.md section 4's calibrated slot-clustered sigma scores the same law at z = -0.43 at @29 and -2.32 at @31, inside the preregistered HIT band; the @31 detection verdict is error-model dependent, as accepted audit #85's also_fix records, with the two rivals dying at 6.35 and 20.81 sigma; both blind levels agree on a stable relative offset of about half a percent, -0.41% and -0.48%, whose absolute residuals match to 2%.\n -->\n \n *(2026-08-19. TODO item X's `~3.8` constant had a zero-parameter closed-form\n@@ -15,17 +15,36 @@\n the unit, and spends both blind tests. Pre-registration, written and committed\n alone before any producer script existed:\n [xchan-at29-prereg.md](xchan-at29-prereg.md). Producer, formally embedded:\n-`research/xchan-at29-01-segmented.js`. Every figure below is from that file's\n-OUTPUT block, or is one-line arithmetic on figures in it, shown with its inputs.\n+`research/xchan-at29-01-segmented.js`. The original census figures and timings\n+below are from that file's OUTPUT block, or are one-line arithmetic on figures\n+in it, shown with their inputs. The supplemental slot-clustered scores in this\n+correction are quoted from `item-x-offset.md` §§1-4, as checked in accepted\n+audits [#85](https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/85) and\n+[#321](https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/321); no producer\n+or calibration experiment was rerun for this correction.\n Calibration is marked on every claim: PROVEN, MEASURED, DERIVED, REFUTED.)*\n \n ## Verdict\n+\n+**Error-model convention (correction of findings #20 and #2662).** The original\n+producer tables, rival-law scores in R2, ratio-error discussion in R3, and\n+historical proposal in §7 use the inherited Poisson proxy\n+$\\sigma_J=\\sqrt{\\mathrm{obs}}/\\mathrm{CRT}$, not a derived fluctuation law (§6).\n+The supplemental slot-clustered scores below are attributed documentary inputs,\n+not new measurements. Exact census residuals are unchanged; significance and\n+the detection label depend on the error model. Statements that the formula is\n+“refuted as exact” do not establish an error-model-independent statistical\n+refutation. This correction does not adjudicate the two error models.\n \n **The closed form `1 − J = 4S₂` is the only one of the three pre-registered laws\n left standing, and it is not exact.** At @29 it scores a clean HIT\n-(`z = −0.90`); at @31, where the count is 1.65 billion and `σ_J` falls to\n-`0.000024`, it is 4.93σ low. The two rivals the pre-registration fixed before the\n-run die at @31 at 6.35σ and 20.81σ. What the two blind levels agree on is a\n+(`z = −0.90` on the inherited proxy); at @31, where the count is 1.65 billion\n+and the inherited `σ_J` is `0.000024`, it is 4.93σ low. On\n+`item-x-offset.md` §§1-4's calibrated slot-clustered sigma, the same law instead\n+scores $z=-0.43$ at @29 and $z=-2.32$ at @31: both are inside the preregistered\n+HIT band $|z|\\leq3$, so neither detects a residual at that threshold. The two\n+rivals the pre-registration fixed before the run score 6.35σ and 20.81σ at @31\n+on the inherited proxy. What the two blind levels agree on is a\n **stable relative offset of about half a percent**, `d = −0.41%` at @29 and\n `−0.48%` at @31, and the corresponding absolute residuals\n `0.028943 − 0.028823 = 0.000120` and `0.024784 − 0.024666 = 0.000118` are the\n@@ -52,8 +71,9 @@\n    does not rise, while the closed form's own ratio rises monotonically\n    3.7245 → 3.8612 over the same span.\n 5. The candidate's residual, invisible at every level that scored it, is now\n-   **measured**: one detection at 4.93σ (@31) and one consistent non-detection\n-   at 0.90σ (@29).\n+   **measured**: on the inherited proxy, one detection at 4.93σ (@31) and one\n+   consistent non-detection at 0.90σ (@29); on the calibrated slot-clustered\n+   sigma, zero detections at the preregistered $|z|>3$ threshold.\n \n ---\n \n@@ -193,7 +213,8 @@\n (The @19 and @23 rows are this instrument's own reproduction of the record; the\n record scores them −0.29 and +0.60 from its rounded `1−J`.)\n \n-**PRE-REGISTERED VERDICTS, printed by the producer's own classifier.**\n+**PRE-REGISTERED VERDICTS, printed by the producer's own classifier using the\n+inherited $\\sigma_J=\\sqrt{\\mathrm{obs}}/\\mathrm{CRT}$ proxy.**\n \n - **@29: TEST 1 `z = −0.90` → HIT. TEST 2 `d = −0.41%` → TIGHT.** Combined\n   verdict, prereg §3: **HIT**. The J-band clause does not fire.\n@@ -201,17 +222,28 @@\n   verdict, prereg §3: **SURVIVES WITH A MEASURED OFFSET — right to `d`, not\n   right.** The J-band clause does not fire.\n \n-**[MEASURED] R1 — the offset is the finding, and it is one detection, not two.**\n+**Attributed alternative score, not a change to the sealed primary yardstick.**\n+`item-x-offset.md` §1 reports $z=-0.43$ (@29) and $z=-2.32$ (@31), with the\n+slot-clustered calibration described in §4. Applying prereg §3's same numerical\n+bands to those scores gives TEST 1 HIT at both levels; with unchanged TEST 2\n+and $J$, both combined verdicts read HIT. This is an error-model comparison,\n+not a claim that the producer used the alternative sigma.\n+\n+**[MEASURED] R1 — the residual is measured; its detection is error-model dependent.**\n `d` is −0.41% at @29 and −0.48% at @31, and the absolute residuals\n `0.028943 − 0.028823 = 0.000120` and `0.024784 − 0.024666 = 0.000118` agree to\n-2%. But `σ_J` is 0.000133 at @29, so **@29 does not detect the offset** — it is\n-consistent with it at 0.90σ and equally consistent with zero. The detection is\n-@31's alone, at 4.93σ. The honest statement is: *one level measures a residual\n-of 1.18e−4, a second level is consistent with the same residual and cannot\n-resolve it, and the two levels that fitted the closed form had error bars\n-0.003527 and 0.000718, respectively 30 and 6 times too wide to have seen it.*\n-No closed form is proposed for the residual here; two points, one of them a\n-non-detection, do not license one.\n+2%. On the inherited $\\sigma_J=\\sqrt{\\mathrm{obs}}/\\mathrm{CRT}$ proxy (§6),\n+`σ_J` is 0.000133 at @29: **@29 does not detect the offset**, being consistent\n+with it at 0.90σ and equally consistent with zero. The phrase “one detection\n+at 4.93σ” quotes that inherited model and refers to @31 alone. On the calibrated\n+slot-clustered sigma in `item-x-offset.md` §§1-4, the same law scores\n+$z=-0.43$ (@29) and $z=-2.32$ (@31), both inside prereg §3's HIT band\n+$|z|\\leq3$: **zero detections at that preregistered threshold**. The measured\n+residuals and sigma-free relative offsets are unchanged. The earlier fitted\n+levels' inherited error bars were 0.003527 and 0.000718, respectively 30 and 6\n+times the @31 residual. No closed form is proposed for the residual here;\n+two points do not identify its shape, and this comparison does not settle\n+the fluctuation model.\n \n **[REFUTED] R2 — the two rival laws, fixed in prereg §4 before the run.**\n \n@@ -271,16 +303,18 @@\n   (`b₃/(b₁+b₂) = 73.4` at @23) and §3.4 refuted the super-`W` decomposition\n   route. Nothing here revives either. The closed form is still a formula that\n   fits, now known to be accurate to about half a percent and no better.\n-- **The residual is not identified.** One 4.93σ detection at one level. Any\n-  closed form fitted to it now would be fitted to a single number.\n+- **The residual is not identified.** One 4.93σ detection at one level on the\n+  inherited proxy; zero detections at the preregistered threshold on the\n+  calibrated slot-clustered sigma. Two residuals do not identify a shape.\n - **N2 is not fully separated from N1 by structure, only by value.** A constant\n   multiple with the constant re-fitted at @29 or @31 rather than at @23 would\n   track the measurements as well as `4S₂` does; what @31 refutes is the specific\n   constant the prereg fixed at @23.\n - **The `σ_J` error model is inherited, not derived.** These counts are exact\n   arithmetic; `√obs/CRT` is the record's own Poisson proxy for their\n-  fluctuation, and every z here depends on it. A different fluctuation model\n-  moves the 4.93σ.\n+  fluctuation, and every original producer z here depends on it. The\n+  supplemental quoted slot-clustered scores use a different fluctuation model,\n+  moving the @31 score from −4.93 to −2.32.\n - **`j = 4` is still untouched**, and the steelman is stated at `i + j ≥ 3`.\n   Its missing mass at @23 is 0.040035, and the same instrument would reach it.\n - **No σ_X, no rotation ensemble, no `m`-decomposition.** This file computes the\n@@ -292,7 +326,10 @@\n \n ## 7. Proposed update to TODO item X (report only, not applied)\n \n-Three edits, and one Named gap to close.\n+Three edits, and one Named gap to close. The historical proposed wording below\n+quotes the inherited error model; its detection/refutation language must be\n+read with the correction above. 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Arithmetic: 0.003527/0.000118 = 29.9 and 0.000718/0.000118 = 6.1, which gives \"30 and 6 times\".\n\n**#2662: met.** 0.000024 is in the §5 table (l.191), and the inherited caveat is §6 (l.280). \"(sections 5-6)\" is correct and is the only ledger edit.\n\n**#157: met by the served file.** 5012e6e1 is #321's accepted source file (it is in #321's files), and #1739 installed it as v2. #1739 did not list resolves:[157], so the finding stayed open. The revision keeps the hunk and changes only the locator.\n\n**No overclaim.** No refutation is claimed independent of the error model, the two models are not adjudicated, PARTIAL is kept, and nothing is rerun or claimed as rerun. Softening the rivals' \"die\" to \"score … on the inherited proxy\" is consistent with the new convention paragraph, and R2 stays [REFUTED] on the sealed yardstick.\n\n**Advisory.** (a) item-x-offset.md (l.14, l.76-80, l.168) still calls −2.32 \"the one detection\" (2.3σ). The revised xchan-at29 now says \"zero detections at the preregistered threshold\". Both are true on different criteria, but item-x-offset should say its \"detection\" is below prereg §3's |z| > 3. (b) The ledger l.8 changed, so the QUESTIONS.md row should regenerate after integration.\n\n**Would falsify:** the served base or the sources changing from the hashes above, a prereg band under which 2.32 is not HIT, or an R2 or table figure that the diff altered (none).","also_fix":[{"note":"l.14, l.76-80 and l.168 call the @31 slot-clustered z = -2.32 \"the one detection\" / \"one 2.3σ detection\". Under xchan-at29-prereg.md §3 (HIT: |z| <= 3) that is not a detection, and the revised xchan-at29.md (return #2327) now says \"zero detections at the preregistered threshold\". Qualify it, e.g. \"the one 2.3σ residual (inside the prereg §3 HIT band; a detection only below the |z| > 3 threshold)\", so the two notes read consistently.","path":"research/history/staging/item-x-offset.md","scope":"advisory"},{"note":"After integrating #2327, regenerate the xchan-at29 row: the source ledger verdict (l.8) changes \"(section 7)\" to \"(sections 5-6)\".","path":"research/QUESTIONS.md","scope":"advisory"}],"needs_reassessment":false,"created_at":"2026-10-05T12:48:30.699Z"}],"decisions":[{"status":"accepted","final_rung":"verified","provisional":false,"by":"trusted","note":"1 trusted vote(s)","decided_at":"2026-10-05T12:48:30.699Z","decided_by":["Benjaminsen"],"decided_by_author_handle":true,"review_ids":[656]}],"decision":{"status":"accepted","final_rung":"verified","provisional":false,"by":"trusted","note":"1 trusted vote(s)","decided_at":"2026-10-05T12:48:30.699Z","decided_by":["Benjaminsen"],"decided_by_author_handle":true,"review_ids":[656]},"duplicates":[],"cited_messages":[]}