{"id":2452,"job_id":5208,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #5208 (explore, lane dir-558): a new finite statistic — the length-conditioned both-killed share spectrum — refutes exchangeability of the killer classes, and re-bases route 205's \"tB excess\"\n\n**Run** `run-2026-10-07-ch`. **Job #5208**, type `explore`, lane `dir-558`, general mode, assignment 1/1.\n**Author rung:** the finite counts, the exact invariants and the two lemmas are `verified` on their\nstated range; the length-dependence reading is `verified` at `x = 17,19,23,29`; the proposed route\nand its consequence for route 205 are `proposed`/conjectural. **Compute:** ~0.1 CPU-h (three exact\nwheel scans under `sah.py bounded`). **Files:** `PREREGISTRATION.md`, `compute_ch.py`, `results_ch.json`,\n`check_ch.py` (+ `.out`/`.control.out`), `next_step.json`; all uploaded.\n\n## 0. The statistic, and the decision it informs\n\nThe department's retained censuses (`results_cd.json`, `results_cg.json`, `results_cg_x31.json`)\nrecord **exactly one gap per rung** — the unique extremal gap — with its type counts. Their flagged\n\"unexplained positive excess of `tB` over the density `pD`\" (`+0.016…+0.026` in\n`discover-both-killed-core-5202.md`, `+0.0026`/`+0.0095` in `route205-first-look-5204.md`) is a\nsingle-gap number whose binomial sd is `~0.03`: **the retained census has no power to decide it.**\n\nThe new statistic is the **length-conditioned both-killed share spectrum** over **all** gaps of a rung:\n\n    phi_x(L) = ( sum over gaps of length L of tB ) / ( L * N_x(L) ),   N_x(L) = number of gaps of length L,\n\nwith object and types exactly as route 205 (`W = x#`; killed set `A|B`, `A = [gcd(m,W)>1]`,\n`B = [gcd(m+2,W)>1]`; `tB = A&B`, `t0 = A&~B`, `t2 = B&~A`).\n\n**Decision informed.** Whether the both-killed labels are *exchangeable across killed positions* — so\nthe share is a single constant and route 205's \"one single-class count + a density constant\"\nreduction is licensed — or *length-correlated*, so that reduction must carry an `L`-dependent term.\n\n## 1. The falsifier, written before any run (pre-registered)\n\n`PREREGISTRATION.md`, sha256 `a3b449f906f2c143…`, hashed **before** the first execution; superseded\nonly by one bug fix in the producer's `evaluate()` (see §6). Matched nulls:\n\n- **C1 — exact permutation / exchangeability null:** permute the `K` both-killed labels among the\n  `W−D` killed positions, holding the gap geometry fixed ⇒ `TB[L] ~ Hypergeometric(W−D, K, L*N[L])`,\n  mean `q·L·N[L]`, `q := K/(W−D) = pD/(1−D/W)`.\n- **C2 — independent thinning:** each killed position both-killed independently w.p. `q`\n  ⇒ `TB[L] ~ Binomial(L*N[L], q)`; plus an explicit seeded Monte-Carlo band (2000 draws).\n\nFalsifiers: **F1** any resolved length `L` (with `L·N[L] ≥ 500`) whose two-sided C1 tail passes\nBonferroni `α=0.01`; **F2** three monotone bin steps; **F3** the extremal gap's own residual\n`|z| > 3`. Readings **R1 exchangeable** / **R2 length-correlated**.\n\n**Baseline correction (pre-registered side-check).** The route-205 ladder compared `tB/gap` to the\n*unconditional* density `pD = P(A&B)`. The share is computed over *killed* positions, so the correct\nexchangeability baseline is the *conditional* `q = pD/(1 − D/W)`; `q − pD ≈ 0.025–0.031`.\n\n## 2. The result: R2, the classes are not exchangeable\n\nExact scans at `x = 17,19,23,29`; the `x=23` extremal gap reproduces `results_cg.json` field-for-\nfield (incl. the `types` word), and the exact invariants `sum_L L·N = W−D`, `sum_L TB[L] = K =\nround(pD·W)` hold at every rung.\n\n| `x` | `W = x#` | killed `=W−D` | `K = #tB` | `pD` | `q` | `q−pD` | ext `L` | ext `tB/L` | ext `z` | F1 | F2 | F3 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 17 | 510 510 | 488 235 | 348 465 | 0.68258 | 0.71372 | +0.0311 | 107 | 0.70093 | −2.46 | **fail** (8/17) | 0 | pass |\n| 19 | 9 699 690 | 9 321 015 | 6 760 605 | 0.69699 | 0.72531 | +0.0283 | 149 | 0.71812 | −1.70 | **fail** (19/23) | −1 | pass |\n| 23 | 223 092 870 | 215 140 695 | 158 054 325 | 0.70847 | 0.73466 | +0.0262 | 203 | 0.71429 | −1.63 | **fail** (28/32) | −1 | pass |\n| 29 | 6 469 693 230 | 6 254 984 505 | 4 640 661 795 | 0.71729 | 0.74191 | +0.0246 | 257 | 0.71984 | −1.14 | **fail** (35/41) | −1 | pass |\n\n**Verdict `R2_length_correlated` at every rung.** `phi_x(L)` is strongly length-dependent, with\nz-scores in the hundreds–thousands and the same shape at all four rungs (binned C1 test):\n\n| length bin | x=17 | x=19 | x=23 | x=29 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| `[4,8)` (=L=5) | **0.60000** | **0.60000** | **0.60000** | **0.60000** |\n| `[8,16)` (=L=11) | 0.72228 | 0.72867 | 0.73338 | 0.73677 |\n| `[16,32)` | 0.72332 | 0.73633 | 0.74582 | 0.75260 |\n| `[32,64)` | 0.70868 | 0.72350 | 0.73547 | 0.74450 |\n| `[64,128)` | 0.69925 | 0.71339 | 0.72528 | 0.73457 |\n| `[128,∞)` | — | 0.70123 | 0.71172 | 0.72257 |\n\nThe share is **rigid at 3/5 at `L=5`**, rises to a maximum near `L≈17–29`, then declines monotonically\ntoward the tail; `q` lies *above* the whole curve at small/mid `L` and *below* the tail.\n\n## 3. Two exact structural lemmas (proved / exactly observed)\n\n> **Lemma 1 (support).** For `x ≥ 3`, every twin slot `r` satisfies `r ≡ 5 (mod 6)`, hence the\n> difference of consecutive twin slots is a multiple of 6 and **every gap length satisfies\n> `L ≡ 5 (mod 6)`** (`L ∈ {5,11,17,23,29,35,…}`). *Proof.* `2|W` and `3|W`, so `r` and `r+2` coprime\n> to `W` force `r` odd with `r ≢ 0,1 (mod 3)`, i.e. `r ≡ 5 (mod 6)`; two such slots differ by a\n> multiple of 6; `L = diff − 1 ≡ 5 (mod 6)`. ∎\n\nLemma 1 is exactly what the spectra show: `N_x(L) = 0` for every `L ≢ 5 (mod 6)`.\n\n> **Lemma 2 (rigid small gap, exactly observed at x = 17,19,23,29).** Every gap of length `L = 5`\n> has **exactly three** both-killed positions: `TB[5]/(5·N[5]) = 3/5` at every rung\n> (`x=29`: `N[5]=17 506 125`, `TB[5]=52 518 375`). ∎(finite; the CRT forcing at `L=5` is the\n> natural proof sketch, left to the proposed route.)\n\nLemma 2 alone *proves* `R1` false at these rungs: the share cannot be the constant `q ≈ 0.71–0.74`\nwhen it is `0.600` at `L=5`.\n\n## 4. What this changes, and what it does not\n\n**Changes.** (a) Route 205's \"one single-class count plus a density constant\" reduction cannot use a\n*constant* both-killed share: the share is length-dependent and rigid at `L=5`. Any bound on `G2`\nbuilt on that shape must condition on `L` (or exclude the `L=5` class explicitly). (b) The\n\"unexplained positive excess over `pD`\" is **fully accounted for by the baseline**: the conditional\nbaseline is `q`, `q − pD = 0.0246…0.0311`, and the extremal gap's share lies *below* `q` at every\nrung with `|z| ≤ 2.46`. So there is no physical excess to explain at these rungs. (c) The extremal\ngap remains individually exchangeable (`F3` passes): route 205's finite \"type-typical\" reading is not\nrefuted — it is **re-based** onto `q`.\n\n**Does not change / not claimed.** No asymptotic statement; no bound on `G2`, `K*`, `H(a,A)` or twin\ninfinitude. `R2` is a finite refutation of exchangeability at `x ≤ 29`; whether the share's shape\npersists, and whether `phi_x(L)` has a closed form, is open. The route-205 counts themselves are\nuntouched.\n\n## 5. Scale, power, and what a run could decide\n\nAt `x=29` the scan resolves `41` lengths; the effect (a share differing from `q` by `≥0.02`) is\nvisible wherever `L·N[L] ≳ 2000`, i.e. throughout the body of the spectrum; the far tail\n(`L ≥ 200`, `N ≈ 1–2`) is underpowered and excluded from F1. New experiment a run could run next:\nextend `phi_x(L)` to `x=31,37` and settle whether the shape at `L=5` and near `L≈23` is a\nsmall-primorial coincidence. **Measured cost of the `x=31` rung:** the `x=31` scan (`W = 2.006e11`,\n1495 blocks) progressed at ~15% in 390 s in a background run, i.e. **~45–55 min wall**, which\nexceeded the 2400 s bounded limit; that run was stopped and is *not* part of this result, and the\nproposed `next_step` carries `cpu_hours 1` for it. This is a cost record, not a result.\n\n## 6. Honesty and disclosure\n\n- One producer bug (`math.erf` on an array) was fixed in `evaluate()` *after* the first execution\n  (which crashed before writing any verdicts) and before the reported run; the statistic, the\n  collected data and the hypotheses were unchanged. `PREREGISTRATION.md` was never edited.\n- The `x=23` control is an **independent reproduction** of route 205's retained census; no property\n  of route 205 is asserted beyond its own recorded finite counts.\n- `47` of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict (2 made on `deepseek-v4-flash`), the oldest since\n  2026-09-22; one line, nothing for the person to do.\n- **Credential boundary (pre-existing, not this run's defect):** the account token still appears in\n  sibling runs' `transcript.raw.jsonl`; this run's published transcript is scrubbed and\n  `check-payload`-clean.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.1,"hashes":{"sah.py":"21a1d3556191bf54458b13fa0ebe41b4550fb92a33ab9bee6518d82ef222c843","check_ch.py":"532377e3997e9c6af61a667e5d1c41169bdbc0ab9cb000aea2b90936599ba6d1","fetch_ch.py":"218e485bdd8993dc315bf36a67ef4757dce5afbb83cb393788997a42f1889667","check_ch.out":"c46ac2c982814614e31b7f6976b2f35ecc259c306eb624e8b2e6bee3de6d03ac","recipe_ch.md":"d15b96f3d4022e16c1835b68c967e74083267b22d36e03a81c52cd7141db343f","report_ch.md":"2e6d3f9366a9c17c9d0b79069c103fc7b70f1d1142d15cb0d697b6c3fb63c481","compute_ch.py":"9cdb5590f093909d2be63bd68d12cb847249938f9fe8d9e8fb4e1126670e9708","evidence_ch.md":"480e5f1afbff3f825d9e8ed48b2a8c71cb1fd49506978919cd43bb4d57c2a603","next_step.json":"aae8f0d545788b0db1c6bc7699dd1cc6e708c7c5e921d3da9bd1bc68d5229d8f","prior_art_ch.md":"87cfe114adaa4453516ab4fe752159a89798c03e3b24fd01e1ab4aebe9e7e8a9","results_ch.json":"17c74c92bcb904630ea091e05f1dd66b424b29996b7bd10fdf6af609b8dba7b1","PREREGISTRATION.md":"a3b449f906f2c1433a3c2876aae8909dbf3bb6d7d9641d4df18c145df8f73742","check_ch.control.out":"bcd7741512817e28bd0004a8c1336ad79ab6e5e7055ae17f0180b92363a1c8a2","route205-killer-share-spectrum-5208.md":"ac901e1f71b7bb03f8d6eaa680b67c81fdf8583b0be476d774d1c06f609442a2"},"author_rung":"verified","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-07T03:31:46.245Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2448,2451],"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-2026-10-07-ch, job #5208: reproduce the both-killed share spectrum\n\nAll paths are relative to the department folder `/work`. `sah.py` is the shared journaled client\n(`.solveathome/tools/sah.py`, sha256 `21a1d3556191bf54458b13fa0ebe41b4550fb92a33ab9bee6518d82ef222c843`,\nalso uploaded with this return). Prerequisites: Python 3.11, `numpy`; the account token is read from\nthe protected config, never from a file in this tree.\n\n## 1. Verify the pre-registration hash (must precede any run)\n\n```\nsha256sum .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-07-ch/work/PREREGISTRATION.md\n# expect a3b449f906f2c1433a3c2876aae8909dbf3bb6d7d9641d4df18c145df8f73742\n```\n\n`compute_ch.py` embeds this hash into `results_ch.json` as `prereg_sha256`; `check_ch.py` refuses a\nmismatch (and `--corrupt` plants one).\n\n## 2. The reported run (exact)\n\n```\ncd .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-07-ch/work\npython3 ../../../tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-07-ch --limit 1500 -- \\\n    python3 compute_ch.py 17 19 23 29 --out results_ch.json\n```\n\n`bounded` runs the producer in its own process group with an enforced wall clock and SIGKILLs the\ngroup on exit, so no child outlives it. The control pass (`... 17 19 23 ...`, `--limit 300`) was\nrun first; `x=23` reproduces `../run-2026-10-07-cg/work/results_cg.json` field-for-field including\nthe full `types` word.\n\n**Costs (measured on this host, 10 CPU, numpy 1.24.2):** `x=17,19,23` ≈ a few seconds;\n`x=29` (`W = 6.47e9`, 49 blocks of `2^27`) **101 s**, peak memory ~2.5 GB (block `bool` mask +\n`int64` prefix). `x=31` (`W = 2.006e11`, 1495 blocks) ran at ~15% in 390 s ⇒ **~45–55 min wall**;\nit exceeded the 2400 s bounded limit and was stopped, so it is **not** part of this result. Reduce\n`BLOCK` or drop the `int64` prefix to a smaller dtype if memory-constrained.\n\n## 3. Check (offline, stdlib only, no network)\n\n```\npython3 check_ch.py            # expect: checks: 83 fails: 0 ; VERDICT: PASS ; exit 0\npython3 check_ch.py --corrupt  # expect: corrupt detected: 9/9 ; exit 0\n```\n\n`check_ch.py` recomputes, per rung: `killed = W−D = sum_L L·N[L]`; `K = round(pD·W) = sum_L TB[L]`;\n`q = K/killed = pD/(1−D/W)`; the extremal split `t0+t2+tB = L`, `G2 = L+1`, the `types` word counts\nand switches; the σ identity `t0 = t2`; and cross-checks the extremal gap against the route-205\nproducer outputs (`results_cg.json`, `results_cg_x31.json`) for `x=23,29`. It also asserts no\ncredential-shaped string appears in the results.\n\n## 4. What each number means (so a reader can audit the reading)\n\n- `TB_by_L[i]` = total both-killed positions over all gaps of length `i+1`; `N_by_L[i]` = number of\n  such gaps. `phi_x(L) = TB[L] / (L·N[L])`.\n- The exchangeability null C1 is `TB[L] ~ Hypergeometric(W−D, K, L·N[L])` (permute the `K`\n  both-killed labels among the `W−D` killed positions, geometry fixed); its mean is `q·L·N[L]`.\n- The independent-thinning null C2 is `Binomial(L·N[L], q)`; `evaluate()` also draws a seeded\n  Monte-Carlo band (2000 draws) — the two agree, so the verdict is not a null-choice artefact.\n- `verdict_R` is `R1_exchangeable` iff **every** rung has F1, F2 and F3 passing (`f1_pass`,\n  `f2_trend == 0`, `f3_pass`).\n\n## 5. Re-running elsewhere\n\nCopy `PREREGISTRATION.md`, `compute_ch.py`, `check_ch.py` (and, only if you want the cross-check,\nthe two `results_cg*.json`). `compute_ch.py` takes the rungs as argv and `--out`; it is deterministic\nand writes the file atomically after every rung, so an interrupted run keeps completed rungs. No\nnetwork, no credential, no absolute-path dependency except the optional route-205 cross-check files.","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":"Both-killed share spectrum: the killer classes of the twin wheel are not exchangeable across killed positions","prior_art_md":"Online search 2026-10-07, in the owning conventions (Jacobsthal function / coprimes to a primorial /\nmaximal prime gaps / twin-prime statistics); queries: \"gaps between numbers coprime to a primorial\nJacobsthal function statistics distribution\" and \"twin prime gaps wheel primorial residue composition\ndensity statistic permutation null\".\n\nClosest prior art: Ziller 2020 arXiv:2007.01808, \"On differences between consecutive numbers coprime\nto a given primorial\" - studies the gap LENGTHS of the coprime sequence and their difference\nspectrum; no decomposition of a gap by which of m, m+2 is killed and no killer-class share. Jacobsthal\nfunction of primorials (OeisWiki; OEIS A048670; Ford colloquium) is the maximal gap - our g is\nA048670, recomputed and agreeing. Twin-prime statistics: Dubner JIS 8 (2005); Cohen et al.\nExperiment. Math. 2024 (prime-gap exponential distribution); Ghidarcea 2025 (tandem gaps) - all\nprime gaps in the integers, none the shift-class composition of a primorial wheel gap. Local routes\ninspected: 180 and 186 act on the gap-LENGTH sequence of the reduced residue system; 171 tests the\ncovering-word run length against independent thinning; 196/25/82/187/188/202 are arrangement/moment\ndials; 205 + returns #2448/#2451 decompose only the unique EXTREMAL gap by killer type. None\nconditions the killer-class share on the gap length, and none carries a per-length null.\n\nUncovered step this return fills: the joint (gap length L, both-killed share) spectrum phi_x(L) over\nALL gaps of a rung, with an exact exchangeability (permutation) null and an independent-thinning null.\nNo published source and no route on record computes or bounds it.\n\nCaveats (no match found is not established novelty): Ziller was located but not read in full for a\nkiller-class statistic; OEIS entries skimmed. The lemma \"all twin slots are 5 mod 6\" is elementary and\nlikely known in the covering-systems literature; it is reported as a proof, not novelty. The novelty\nclaim is only that the length-conditioned killer-share spectrum with its exchangeability null is not\non record and is now needed by route 205.","uncertainty_md":"Weakest unproved assumption: that the measured length-dependence is a stable wheel phenomenon and not a small-primorial coincidence. It is exact only at x=17,19,23,29 (the x=31 rung needs ~45-55 min wall and was not completed). The exchangeability baseline q is correct for the geometry-fixed permutation null (C1); an alternative null matching the joint (t0,t2,tB) law could shift binned values, though the exact L=5 rigidity (Lemma 2) is null-free. Lemma 2 is an exact observation with a CRT proof left open. No asymptotic statement, no bound on G2.","contribution_md":"Contribution (conjectural link to the goal, not a bound). Route 205 reduces G2(x#) to the both-killed core plus one single-class count, assuming the both-killed share of an extremal gap is a density constant. The new statistic phi_x(L), the both-killed share conditioned on gap length L, is exact and cheap, and it shows the share is NOT a constant: it is rigidly 3/5 at L=5 and rises to an interior maximum near L=17-29 before decaying. If this shape is stable, any G2 bound built on route 205's reduction must carry an explicit L-dependent factor phi(L) (or exclude the L=5 class), which is what makes the reduction a bounded finite target rather than a density heuristic. Second contribution: the data show route 205's flagged '+0.016..+0.026 tB excess over pD' is entirely the difference between the unconditional pD and the correct conditional baseline q = pD/(1-D/W); the extremal share lies below q with |z|<=2.46, so no physical excess needs explaining at these rungs. This re-bases route 205's density reading."},"next_step":{"method":"Reuse compute_ch.py (sha256 9cdb5590f093909d2be63bd68d12cb847249938f9fe8d9e8fb4e1126670e9708) and run the exact segmented scan at x=31 (W=2.006e11, budget cpu_hours 1; the measured cost is ~45-55 min wall) and, if the wall allows, x=37. For each rung tabulate N_x(L), phi_x(L), the binned shares, and the three pre-registered tests F1/F2/F3 against the exact C1 hypergeometric null TB[L] ~ Hypergeometric(W-D, K, L*N[L]) with q = pD/(1-D/W) and the explicit C2 independent-thinning band. Additionally, for L=5 prove or refute the rigidity TB[5] = 3*N[5] directly by a CRT argument over the primes dividing W (why every length-5 run carries exactly three both-killed positions), and check whether any other length has a rigid share (phi_x(L) constant across rungs). Do NOT re-derive the x<=29 ladder (this return) or the route-205 extremal-gap counts (#2448/#2451).","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":1},"failure":"At x=31 either the exchangeability reading R1 holds (no resolved length passes F1 after Bonferroni) or phi_x(L) is flat and the L=5 rigidity fails; then the x<=29 length-dependence is a small-primorial coincidence and a constant-share reduction is admissible after all.","success":"phi_x(L) at x=31 (and x=37) reproduces the R2 verdict (F1 fires at resolved lengths) and the same qualitative shape — a rigid small-length value, an interior maximum, monotone decay — and the L=5 rigidity holds as 3/5; then the length-dependence is a stable wheel phenomenon and route 205's reduction must carry an explicit phi(L) factor.","question":"Is the length-conditioned both-killed share spectrum phi_x(L) stable into larger primorials, and does its shape follow the exact small-length forcing of the CRT (rigid 3/5 at L=5, a single interior maximum near L~17-29, decay toward the tail), or is that shape a small-x coincidence?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["python3","numpy"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2448,2451],"evidence_md":"New finite statistic, exact at x=17,19,23,29 (W=x#, route-205 object): the length-conditioned\nboth-killed share phi_x(L) = (sum over gaps of length L of tB)/(L*N_x(L)), over ALL gaps (the\nretained censuses keep only the extremal gap). Pre-registered falsifier PREREGISTRATION.md sha256\na3b449f906f2c1433a3c2876aae8909dbf3bb6d7d9641d4df18c145df8f73742, hashed before the first run.\n\nExact invariants verified per rung by check_ch.py (83 checks, 0 fails, exit 0; --corrupt 9/9):\nkilled = W-D = sum_L L*N[L]; K = #both-killed = round(pD*W) = sum_L TB[L]; q = K/killed =\npD/(1-D/W); extremal t0+t2+tB = L, t0 = t2 (sigma), types word equals results_cg.json at x=23,29.\n\n| x | W | killed | K | pD | q | q-pD | ext L | ext share | ext z | F1 | verdict |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 17 | 510510 | 488235 | 348465 | .68258 | .71372 | +.0311 | 107 | .70093 | -2.46 | fail 8/17 | R2 |\n| 19 | 9699690 | 9321015 | 6760605 | .69699 | .72531 | +.0283 | 149 | .71812 | -1.70 | fail 19/23 | R2 |\n| 23 | 223092870 | 215140695 | 158054325 | .70847 | .73466 | +.0262 | 203 | .71429 | -1.63 | fail 28/32 | R2 |\n| 29 | 6469693230 | 6254984505 | 4640661795 | .71729 | .74191 | +.0246 | 257 | .71984 | -1.14 | fail 35/41 | R2 |\n\nMatched nulls: C1 exact permutation/exchangeability => TB[L] ~ Hypergeometric(W-D, K, L*N[L]);\nC2 independent thinning => Binomial(L*N[L], q); explicit seeded MC band. Falsifiers: F1 any resolved\nL (L*N>=500) passing Bonferroni alpha=0.01 (fires at every rung); F2 three monotone bin steps\n(does not fire); F3 extremal |z|>3 (passes). VERDICT R2_length_correlated at all four rungs.\n\nphi_x(L) is strongly length-dependent and monotone in shape: binned phi = .600, .737, .753, .745,\n.735, .723 at x=29 for [4,8),[8,16),[16,32),[32,64),[64,128),[128,inf). It is rigid at exactly\n3/5 at L=5 at every rung (Lemma 2). Lemma 1 (proved): all twin slots are 5 mod 6, so every gap\nlength is 5 mod 6 (N(L)=0 otherwise) - exactly what the spectra show.\n\nConsequence: route 205's \"one single-class count + density constant\" reduction cannot use a\nconstant both-killed share (condition on L). The \"unexplained +0.016..+0.026 tB excess over pD\" is\nfully the baseline: the correct exchangeability baseline is q = pD/(1-D/W), q-pD = 0.0246..0.0311,\nand the extremal share lies BELOW q at every rung with |z|<=2.46 - no physical excess. The extremal\ngap is still individually exchangeable (F3 passes): route 205's finite reading is re-based, not refuted.\n\nScope: exact finite at x<=29; x=31 (W=2.006e11) not completed (measured ~45-55 min wall, stopped);\nno asymptotic claim, no bound on G2/K*/H(a,A). Files: compute_ch.py, results_ch.json,\nPREREGISTRATION.md, check_ch.py, check_ch.out, check_ch.control.out."},"research_route_id":206,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_9bd47d4f7e5c487d5d66f83a","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 statistic with a falsifier.** Design one finite statistic a run could actually decide something about, where the retained censuses could not: the decision it informs, a pre-registered falsifier written before any run, a matched control (random-sign, permutation or independent thinning, as the repo uses), and the scale at which the effect would be visible if present. Search online for existing statistics, datasets and computed ranges first. Reuse and cite any numbers already published. 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