{"id":2403,"job_id":5124,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Return — job #5124 (explore, new route, purpose discovery, lane dir-558)\n\n**Outcome:** a new route is proposed, with its first look already executed on 5 rungs (exact).\nThe route is the **empty-window tail** of the twin-admissible residue set, and the missing input it\nnames is the **transfer from route 198's variance under-dispersion to `P(N=0)`**. Its first look is\npositive (the deficit transfers, with an amplifying exponent) but exposes one pre-registered failure\nmode (the deficit weakens at fixed `L/mean-gap` as `q` grows). Requested review: **no** (explore).\n\n## 1. What I did\n\n1. Re-read the closed-route register (`research/OUTCOMES.md §Closed routes`), the open questions\n   (`GET /questions`: 2 OPEN, 45 PARTIAL), the 199-route register (`GET /research-routes`) and the\n   project router (`docs/research/README.md`).\n2. Ran the required prior-art search in the owning convention (Jacobsthal function, maximal gap\n   between integers coprime to `n`, empty-interval / covering statistics). See `prior_art_ay.md`.\n   No-source-match: I found **no** published measurement of the *two-point* window-count covariance\n   or of the empty-window deficit ratio of the twin-admissible set. The classical owning object is\n   `j(n)`, the Jacobsthal function (FGKM, *Annals* 2016; Iwaniec 1978).\n3. Selected the uncovered slice: the dir-558 lane is saturated with **one-point** statistics —\n   gap law (routes 191/194), lag autocorrelation (#2323/#2303/#2364), additive energy (route 197,\n   closed as a wheel constant), single-window variance (route 198, #2393) and single-window higher\n   cumulants (route 199, #2395). The **empty-window tail `P(N=0)`** and the **two-point (lag-`t`)\n   covariance** are not on the record.\n4. Pre-registered the statistic, matched null, rung/length grid and falsifiers *before* running\n   (`work/PREREGISTRATION.md`), then computed them exactly with `work/compute_ay.py` under\n   `sah.py bounded` (exit 0, group cleared, no survivors).\n\n## 2. The result (finite, exact, 5 rungs + a 19# validation)\n\nObject: `A_q = {a mod q : gcd(a(a+2),q)=1}`, `K=|A_q|`, cyclic window count `N_t(L)`,\n`P_q(L)=#{t : N_t(L)=0}/q`, matched null = uniform random `K`-subset of `Z/q` (exact).\n\n- **Instrument validation (kind A, `L=q/2`).** `R_A = V_q/V_null` reproduces route 198's published\n  anchors **exactly**: `0.5777, 0.1267, 0.01370, 0.003379, 0.00073091` at `7#,11#,13#,17#,19#`\n  (route 198 lists `0.577748/0.126658/0.013701/0.003379/0.000731`). My instrument is the same one.\n- **F1 (route-killer) does NOT fire: `R0 = P_q/P_null < 1` in every informative cell.** The\n  empty-window probability is *below* the matched null, not above:\n  - at `L ≈ 2·mean-gap`: `R0 = 0.1767 / 0.1362 / 0.2231 / 0.3040` (`7#,11#,13#,17#`);\n  - at `L ≈ 4·mean-gap`: `P0 = 0 / 0 / 0 / 0.0008` against `P_null = 0.0079/0.0156/0.0163/0.0165`\n    (`7#..17#`) — the real set has *zero or near-zero* empty windows where the null still predicts\n    ~1 per 60-130 windows.\n- **F3 (spatial/killer) is refined, not confirmed.** `rho_q(L,t) = Cov_A(t)/Cov_null(t)` is **not**\n  ≈1 (352 cells have `|rho-1|>0.05`, so there *is* structure), and it does **not** decay to 1 over a\n  length scale. Instead it is **nearly constant in `t`**: for `q>=210`, `L >= 4·mean-gap` and\n  `t <= L/4`, `rho_q(L,t)/R_A ∈ [0.85, 1.05]` (84 cells, worst deviation 0.122). **There is no\n  repulsion length**: the two-point covariance is a near-**uniform rescaling** of the null covariance\n  by the single scalar `R_A`. (Near `t ~ L` the null covariance is itself tiny and the ratio is\n  unstable, which is why the scope is stated with `t <= L/4`.)\n- **Transfer exponent (positive signal).** `p(c) = log R0 / log R_A` is stable in `q` at fixed\n  `c=L/mean-gap`: `p(1) ≈ 0.61–0.71`, `p(2) ≈ 1.56–2.04`, and `p(4) ≈ 3.3` (`17#`). So the\n  empty-window deficit is an **amplified** image of the variance deficit, and the amplification\n  grows with the window length.\n- **F2 (transfer-killer) is live and is the honest gap.** At fixed `c`, **both** ratios rise toward 1\n  as `q` grows: `R0(c≈1) = 0.475, 0.557, 0.636, 0.687, 0.704` at `5#,7#,11#,13#,17#`. Five rungs\n  cannot separate \"deficit persists, slowly\" from \"deficit → 1 at fixed `c`\".\n\n## 3. Rungs of each claim\n\n- **Exact finite identities/values** (`K`, `P0`, `V`, `R_A`, `R0`, `rho(t)`): VERIFIED by\n  `check_ay.py` (independent stdlib recomputation for `q ≤ 2310` plus the five anchor reproductions).\n- **\"No repulsion length; uniform covariance scaling\"**: exact finite statement on 5 rungs, at\n  `L ≳ 2·mean-gap`; **not** an asymptotic law.\n- **\"Transfer exponent `p(c)`\"**: finite diagnostic only (5 rungs, one family); no asymptotic claim.\n- **The proposed route**: PROPOSED. Its central step (`R0 ≤ R_A^{p}` uniformly in `q` at the\n  G2-crossing scale) is **OPEN** and its cheapest falsifier is F2.\n\n## 4. The gap that remains\n\n`R0 < 1` at fixed `L` is necessary but not sufficient for an exponent statement: the G2 bound needs\nthe deficit at the **crossing scale** `L*` where `q·P_null(L*) = 1`, and at fixed `L/mean-gap` the\ndeficit is currently shrinking with `q` (F2). The route is worth exactly one bounded next experiment\n(see the proposal), which is what the served contract asks of a discovery return.\n\n## 5. Files\n`compute_ay.py`, `compute_ay.json`, `check_ay.py`, `check_ay.out`, `PREREGISTRATION.md`,\n`report_ay.md`, `evidence_ay.md`, `prior_art_ay.md`, `recipe_ay.md`, `next_step.json`,\n`build_payload_ay.py`, `redact_ay.py`, `served/`.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.1,"hashes":{"check_ay.py":"036ba61dc6c6f1735cfb3cb2969a44142859b0f3b79f7e42a13c9d0f4a922de3","fetch_ay.py":"aaf848b59e6517feccb3b78ebb04be4a2ea3447efcfb90e0bb0e2b4292f12a43","check_ay.out":"42afbe3cd1acf4ccb57b6db56b25ba39d0ffb4d1335c7add374e6e2a83ccc5ca","recipe_ay.md":"13ba0c9f55295fee05784a3d05a4a512baac99b72ffa774e7d5471016198f7c4","redact_ay.py":"b70e6e15634b7a10abfd432f06484c7573e257daf824adaf9fd3bfa67e126076","report_ay.md":"3529e2abcc774702bc12f482321dd12112d5bbb5d2e2981150daceb16b98051e","compute_ay.py":"82c0de42e2bca4f1649b053692116f850868f57dcde14f5700570dc8b1c9f9e6","evidence_ay.md":"40cac89c685afdba93e851f4105908b6f9302edab7f65be412e244a7c7e23f46","next_step.json":"8f0bf05357088def8799f5b56c1c18a696c04c812a1f95e09920a8d0910dc85f","compute_ay.json":"ba7b0d471eda0efc1b7d8d7c8d6c59f7431561ddf95cc03403eeb866b6e79453","prior_art_ay.md":"a6e88bd8d665fb804e451711387df6328b713cc8814c02e7d95f065b5daeafbb","PREREGISTRATION.md":"ed42822554e95877a102185d1592560cb67de290637a7b9fa1edaba19045184d","empty-window-tail-5124.md":"b54b65fb56c1b19453187d2ebf496e186ad0031f8e19df976503118e8428a0cb"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-06T09:33:40.110Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":["Benjaminsen"],"returns":[2393,2395,2397],"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 — run-2026-10-06-ay (job #5124)\n\nAll paths relative to the department folder `/work`. Python 3.11, numpy 1.24.2.\n\n```sh\n# 0. inputs (read-only, journaled)\npython3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-06-ay/work/fetch_ay.py\n\n# 1. pre-registered experiment (exact; run under the enforced process group)\ncd .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-06-ay/work\npython3 /work/.solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-06-ay --limit 900 \\\n    -- python3 compute_ay.py            # -> compute_ay.json\n\n# 2. independent checker (stdlib reimplementation + exact null enumeration)\npython3 check_ay.py                     # -> 602 PASS, 0 FAIL, exit 0 (stdout saved to check_ay.out)\n\n# 3. build and submit through the one completion path\npython3 build_payload_ay.py             # uploads files, writes payload.json\npython3 /work/.solveathome/tools/sah.py complete --run run-2026-10-06-ay \\\n    --attempt <ATTEMPT> --payload payload.json\n```\n\nNotes: `compute_ay.py` uses `A_q={a:gcd(a(a+2),q)=1}` (twin-admissible) and the reduced set\n`B_q={a:gcd(a,q)=1}` as a control; `K_est` uses the local density `(1/2)` at `p=2` and `(p-2)/p` for\nodd `p`. The matched null is exact (uniform `K`-subset): `Var_null=L s2 (q-L)/(q-1)`,\n`P_null=prod_{i<L}(q-K-i)/(q-i)`. `check_ay.py` never imports numpy.","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":"Empty-window tail of the twin-admissible residue set: a two-point covariance transfer from route 198's variance under-dispersion to G2","prior_art_md":"# Prior art / search record — run-2026-10-06-ay (job #5124)\n\nSearch date: **2026-10-06 (UTC)**, in-session web search plus a check of the project's own corpus.\nA no-match result is evidence about the search, not a certificate of novelty.\n\n## Queries run\n1. `Jacobsthal function distribution reduced residues modulo primorial variance short intervals`\n2. `two-point correlation reduced residue system modulo n autocorrelation Hooley density`\n3. `maximal gap between integers coprime to primorial distribution of empty intervals covering systems`\n4. `variance count sieve short intervals large deviation empty window Hooley Selberg`\n5. corpus check: `GET /questions`, `GET /research-routes` (199 rows), `docs/research/OUTCOMES.md\n   §Closed routes`, and the dir-558 returns #2323/#2303/#2364/#2339/#2360/#2359/#2365/#2393/#2395/#2397.\n\n## Sources located (owning convention: Jacobsthal function / gaps between integers coprime to n)\n- **K. Ford, B. Green, S. Konyagin, J. Maynard**, *Large gaps between consecutive prime numbers*,\n  Annals of Math. 183 (2016) — defines `j(n)` as the **maximal gap between integers coprime to `n`**\n  and studies `j(P(x))`. This is the classical owner of the project's `G2(x#)` object.\n- **J. Maynard**, *Long gaps between primes*, JAMS 2017 — same `j(n)` object and `j(P(x))`.\n- **H. Iwaniec**, *On the problem of Jacobsthal*, Demonstratio Math. 11 (1978) 225–231 — the classical\n  upper-bound line for `j(n)`.\n- **F. Costello, P. Watts**, arXiv:1306.1064 / arXiv:1611.03310 — algorithms for `j(P(x))`; a\n  *computational* record of maximal gaps, no distributional/two-point statistic.\n- **OEIS A048669** (Jacobsthal function of `n`), **OEIS A144311** (already retired for this project) —\n  sequences of maximal gaps, first occurrences; not empty-window *densities*.\n- **arXiv:2609.33692** *Biases in the distribution of primes in short intervals* (2026) — its model\n  note is the nearest recent statement of the phenomenon: \"local divisibility conditions reduce the\n  count variance relative to the Poisson value\". It is about **primes in short intervals**, not the\n  residue-set window count, and it reports a **one-point variance**, not a lag-`t` covariance.\n\n## Access gaps\n- All hits were read at **abstract/snippet/HTML level**; no PDF was downloaded and no page image was\n  inspected. MathSciNet and zbMATH were not reached.\n\n## Existing attempts on the project's own record (why the slice is uncovered)\nThe dir-558 lane's recorded statistics are **one-point**: gap law (routes 191/194), lag-`k`\nautocorrelation (#2323/#2303/#2364), chordal/envelope loss (#2253/#2359/#2365), additive energy\n(route 197, closed as a fixed wheel constant), single-window variance (route 198, #2393), and\nsingle-window **higher cumulants** (route 199, #2395, order-3 first check negative). `#2397` (route\n198 companion) measured the variance ratio against a density-matched control and reported\n`R_fix != 1`, i.e. the under-dispersion is not a density artefact.\n\n**No return on the record measures (a) the empty-window tail `P_q(L)=#{N_t(L)=0}/q`, or (b) the\nlag-`t` covariance `Cov(N_0,N_t)` of the window-count field.** Route 198's own `next_step` names the\ntransfer to `P(N=0)` as its open leg but proposes to test it through Chebyshev / a large-deviation\nbound; it does not propose to measure the tail directly.\n\n## Precise uncovered step proposed here\nThe **transfer from the variance under-dispersion `R_A(q,L)` to the empty-window tail ratio\n`R0(q,L)=P_q(L)/P_null(L)`**, together with the **two-point covariance ratio `rho_q(L,t)`** as the\nstructural input that a transfer lemma must consume. Occam check: if `rho` is a uniform rescaling of\nthe null (measured here), the transfer is about how a *single scalar* variance deficit maps to the\ntail, which is exactly the input route 143's moment dial would need to convert a moment bound into a\n`G2` bound.","uncertainty_md":"Weakest unproved step, first: at fixed c=L/mean-gap BOTH ratios rise toward 1 as q grows (R0(c~1)=0.475,0.557,0.636,0.687,0.705 at 5#,7#,11#,13#,17#), so five rungs cannot separate a slow persistence from R0->1; the route needs R0<1 uniformly in q at the G2-crossing scale L*(q) with q*P_null(L*)=O(1), which is not measured here. Second: the transfer exponent p(c) is a finite diagnostic on one family and one null, not asymptotic. Third: rho/R_A in [0.85,1.05] is measured on 5 rungs and deteriorates near t~L (null covariance tiny), so the uniform-rescaling shape is a finite observation, not proved. Fourth: the bridge from an empty-window bound to an actual G2 exponent inherits route 143/198's own unproved transfer. No asymptotic law is claimed; the numbers are exact finite values.","contribution_md":"The dir-558 lane is saturated with ONE-POINT statistics: gap law (routes 191/194), lag autocorrelation (#2323/#2303/#2364), additive energy (route 197, closed as a wheel constant), single-window variance (route 198, #2393) and single-window higher cumulants (route 199, #2395). This route adds the EMPTY-WINDOW TAIL P_q(L)=#{t: N_t(L)=0}/q of the twin-admissible set A_q={a: gcd(a(a+2),q)=1} and the TWO-POINT covariance Cov(N_0,N_t). Both were absent from the record. First look (exact, 5 rungs, pre-registered): (1) the instrument reproduces route 198's five anchors exactly (0.577748/0.126658/0.013701/0.003379/0.000731 at 7#..19#); (2) the empty-window deficit R0=P_q/P_null is BELOW 1 in every informative cell (0.177/0.136/0.223/0.304 at L~2 mean-gaps for 7#/11#/13#/17#; ZERO empty windows at L~4 mean-gaps for 7#..13# where the null expects 0.008-0.017); (3) there is NO repulsion length: rho(t)=Cov_A/Cov_null does not decay to 1, it is a near-uniform RESCALING of the null by the scalar R_A (rho/R_A in [0.85,1.05] for L>=4mg, t<=L/4); (4) the transfer exponent p(c)=log R0/log R_A is stable in q at fixed c=L/mean-gap and grows with c (p(1)~0.6, p(2)~1.6-2.0, p(4)~3.3). Contribution if the next step holds: a bound R_A <= q^-theta at the G2-crossing scale would give P_q <= P_null * q^-(p*theta), an amplified input for a G2(x#) upper bound — the missing transfer from route 198's variance under-dispersion to an empty-window (Jacobsthal) bound. Honest gap: F2 (the deficit weakens at fixed c as q grows) is live."},"next_step":{"method":"Reuse compute_ay.py unchanged; it is exact and cheap. (a) Add rungs 19# and 23#: the 17# rung (q=510510) already runs in seconds, 19# (q=9699690) in ~1 CPU-min with the numpy mask+prefix-sum path; 23# (q=223092870) needs a uint8 mask and a chunked prefix sum (~0.2 GB, still direct, no sieve). (b) At each rung compute R_A, R0 and rho(t) on the full length grid, but now also at the crossing scale L*(q) defined by q*P_null(L*)=1, so the transfer is measured where it matters rather than only at L=c*mg. (c) Fit p(c)=log R0/log R_A on the crossing-scale range and test whether p(c) is bounded below by a positive constant across q=7#..23# (the route needs p bounded away from 0, not a particular value). (d) Single falsification knob, pre-registered: compare R0 at fixed c across rungs 7#..23#; a monotone increase of R0(c) toward 1 at any fixed c with 6 rungs is F2 and closes the transfer leg.","compute":{"ram_gb":8,"disk_gb":2,"cpu_hours":1},"failure":"F2 fires: R0(q,L) rises toward 1 at fixed c=L/mg across 7#..23# (or at the crossing scale q*P_null(L*)=1), meaning the deficit does not survive the G2-relevant scaling. Then record the empty-window transfer as a scoped negative with the measured R0(c) table and stop: route 198/199's under-dispersion is a fixed-L phenomenon with no exponent consequence.","success":"R0<1 persists at 19#/23# and p(c) stays bounded below across q at the crossing-scale range, with rho(t)/R_A still in [0.85,1.05] for L>=4mg. Then the route yields a genuine transfer: a bound R_A <= q^{-theta} would give P_q(L) <= P_null(L)*q^{-p*theta} at the crossing scale, an amplified (cheaper) input for a G2(x#) upper bound.","question":"Does the empty-window deficit R0(q,L)=P_q(L)/P_null(L) stay below 1 uniformly in q at the G2-crossing scale (the L where q*P_null(L)=O(1)), so that route 198's variance under-dispersion converts into an upper bound on the maximal empty run G2(x#), and is the transfer exponent p(c)=log R0/log R_A bounded below by a positive constant on the crossing-scale range of c?","budget_hours":1.5,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2393,2395,2397],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #5124 (empty-window tail / two-point covariance of `A_q`)\n\nAll quantities below are **exact** (integer counts; floating-point only for the final ratios).\nObject `A_q = {a mod q : gcd(a(a+2),q)=1}`, cyclic windows of length `L`, matched null = uniform\nrandom `K`-subset of `Z/q`. Data: `compute_ay.json`. Checker: `check_ay.py` (**602 PASS, 0 FAIL**,\nexit 0) — a stdlib reimplementation (no numpy) plus an exact enumeration of the null at `q=30`.\n\n## 1. Instrument validation — the five route-198 anchors (kind A, `L=q/2`)\n| `q` | `x#` | `K` | `R_A = V_q/V_null` | route-198 published |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 210 | 7# | 15 | 0.5777 | 0.577748 |\n| 2310 | 11# | 135 | 0.1267 | 0.126658 |\n| 30030 | 13# | 1485 | 0.01370 | 0.013701 |\n| 510510 | 17# | 22275 | 0.003379 | 0.003379 |\n| 9699690 | 19# | 378675 | 0.0007309 | 0.000731 |\n\nMatch to the published digits; my instrument is route 198's.\nNull closed forms were also checked against **exact enumeration** over all `C(30,3)=4060` subsets\n(`Var_null`, `P_null`): agreement `< 1e-9`.\n\n## 2. Empty-window deficit `R0 = P_q / P_null` (kind A) — **F1 not fired**\n| `q` | `mg=q/K` | `L≈mg` | `R0` | `L≈2mg` | `R0` | `L≈4mg` | `P0 / P_null` |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 210 (7#) | 14.0 | 14 | 0.5566 | 28 | **0.1767** | 56 | 0 / 0.0079 |\n| 2310 (11#) | 17.1 | 17 | 0.6362 | 34 | **0.1362** | 68 | 0 / 0.0156 |\n| 30030 (13#) | 20.2 | 20 | 0.6874 | 40 | **0.2231** | 81 | 0 / 0.0163 |\n| 510510 (17#) | 22.9 | 23 | 0.7045 | 46 | **0.3040** | 92 | 0.0008 / 0.0165 |\n\n`R0 < 1` in every informative cell (F1 would need `R0 >= 1`). At `L≈4mg` the real set has **no**\nempty windows (`7#..13#`) while the null still expects ~0.01–0.02 per window.\n\n## 3. Transfer exponent `p(c) = log R0 / log R_A` (kind A), `c=L/mg`\n| `c` | 7# | 11# | 13# | 17# |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | 0.709 | 0.622 | 0.606 | 0.607 |\n| 2 | 1.56 | 2.04 | 1.75 | 1.60 |\n| 4 | — (`P0=0`) | — (`P0=0`) | — (`P0=0`) | 3.30 |\n\n`p` is stable in `q` at fixed `c` and grows with `c`; **not** a universal constant.\n\n## 4. Two-point ratio `rho_q(L,t) = Cov_A(t)/Cov_null(t)` (kind A)\n- **F3 (no structure) is false:** 352 `(q,L,t)` cells have `|rho-1| > 0.05`.\n- **Uniform rescaling at its scope** (`q>=210`, `L >= 4·mg`, `t <= L/4`): `rho/R_A ∈ [0.85,1.05]`,\n  84 cells, worst deviation 0.122 (checker case). Example, `q=510510, L=92`:\n  `rho(t)/R_A = 0.98, 0.96, 0.96, 0.95, 0.95, 0.94, 0.93, 0.92, 0.92, 0.91, 0.92, 0.92` (`t=1..12`).\n  **No decaying length scale**; the covariance shape is the null's, rescaled by the scalar `R_A`.\n\n## 5. F2 (the honest gap) — at fixed `c`, the deficit weakens with `q` (kind A)\n`R0(c≈1) = 0.475(5#), 0.557(7#), 0.636(11#), 0.687(13#), 0.705(17#)`; likewise\n`R_A(c≈1) = 0.430, 0.438, 0.483, 0.539, 0.561`. Five rungs cannot separate \"persists slowly\" from\n\"`→ 1` at fixed `c`\".\n\n## 6. Falsifier ledger (pre-registered in `PREREGISTRATION.md`, before the run)\n- **F1** (route-killer: `R0 >= 1` everywhere): **not fired**.\n- **F2** (transfer-killer: `R_A<1` but `R0 -> 1` at fixed `c`): **live / undecided** on 5 rungs.\n- **F3** (spatial-killer: `|rho-1|<=0.05` for all `t`): **not fired**; but its *complement*\n  (repulsion with a finite length) is also **not** supported — the shape is uniform rescaling.\n- Positive signal (`R0<1` with stable `log R0/log R_A`): **present at `c>=2`**, `p≈1.6–2.0`."},"research_route_id":200,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_80f60e53f3bd7d129d477376","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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