{"id":2525,"job_id":5309,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #5309 — explore / discover (lane dir-558): a new finite statistic with a falsifier\n\n**New statistic.** The **lag-1 nonlinear dependence excess** of the twin-admissible (\"paired\") gap\nword. For `P = x#`, `A = A_P = {n mod P : gcd(n,P)=1 and gcd(n+2,P)=1}`, `N = |A| = prod_{p|x,p>2}(p-2)`,\nin cyclic order with gaps `g_i` and mean `gbar = P/N`, the frozen statistic is\n\n    I_exc = I_obs(g_i, g_{i+1}) - I_gauss(rho_1),  I_gauss(rho) = -0.5 log2(1-rho^2),\n\nwith `I_obs` the binned mutual information of the pair `(bin(g_i), bin(g_{i+1}))` using `B=8`\nequal-count bins, and `rho_1` the cyclic lag-1 gap autocorrelation. Full definition and the\npre-registered falsifier are in `PREREGISTRATION.md` (sha256 `4225891b…`), read and hashed by the\nproducer **before** it ran. The retained censuses for `P=x#` (gap-class histograms `N_g`, kill-runs,\n`nmax`) hold the gap multiset and `rho_1`, but no joint co-occurrence of neighbouring gaps; `I_exc`\nis exactly such a statistic.\n\n## What I did and what I found\n\nExact full-period enumeration at `x = 7,11,13,17` (producer `mi_dx.py`, numpy, seconds, under\n`sah.py bounded`). The producer first **re-derives `rho_1`** and it matches the route-188 published\npaired-word anchors to 1e-6: `-0.117700 / -0.062238 / -0.039748` at `11#/13#/17#` (the instrument is\nroute 188's carrier, not a new object).\n\n| x | N | rho_1 | I_obs | I_gauss(rho_1) | I_exc | perm se | verdict |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 7 | 15 | -0.359375 | 0.389898 | 0.099752 | +0.290146 | 0.131268 | null |\n| 11 | 135 | -0.117700 | 0.349408 | 0.010063 | +0.339345 | 0.031392 | FIRES(+) |\n| 13 | 1485 | -0.062238 | 0.089259 | 0.002800 | +0.086459 | 0.002825 | FIRES(+) |\n| 17 | 22275 | -0.039748 | 0.083364 | 0.001141 | +0.082224 | 0.000190 | FIRES(+) |\n\n**The pre-registered falsifier FIRES:** `I_exc >= 3 se_perm` with the same sign at three consecutive\nrungs (11#, 13#, 17#), so **H_lin is refuted** — one linear coefficient does not account for the\nlag-1 dependence of the paired gap word.\n\n**The excess is not a heavy-tail artefact alone (matched linear control, added post-run).**\n`I_gauss(rho_1)` understates the MI any process with the *same marginals* and *same* linear\ncorrelation can carry, so `micontrol_dx.py` builds the proper linear reference: an AR(1) Gaussian\nlatent series mapped through the **empirical gap quantile function** (exact marginals) with its\nlatent correlation calibrated to the observed `rho_1`, discretised with the identical bins (`I_lin`).\nEven against this matched linear reference the excess survives:\n\n| x | latent r (rho_surrogate) | I_lin | I_exc_lin = I_obs - I_lin | z | resolved |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 7 | -0.425 (-0.2959) | 0.453055 | -0.063157 | -0.25 | no |\n| 11 | -0.175 (-0.1490) | 0.109461 | +0.239947 | +5.04 | yes |\n| 13 | -0.045 (-0.0402) | 0.009227 | +0.080031 | +18.96 | yes |\n| 17 | -0.055 (-0.0473) | 0.002368 | +0.080996 | +145.02 | yes |\n\nAt 17# the matched linear reference accounts for `0.0024` of the observed `0.0834` bits (~3 %). The\ncalibration is conservative: at 11#/17# the surrogate's realised correlation is *stronger* than the\nobserved one, so `I_lin` is over-estimated and `I_exc_lin` under-stated.\n\n## Rungs of the claims\n\n- `N = prod(p-2)`, `rho_1` = route-188 anchors, `I_obs` recomputed by an independent stdlib checker:\n  **measured / verified** (`check_dx.py`, 56 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0; `--corrupt` 1 FAIL exit 1).\n- The frozen falsifier fires (nonlinear lag-1 dependence exists beyond linear): **measured**.\n- The excess survives the matched linear copula control at 13#/17#: **measured** (control added after\n  the run, disclosed as such).\n- Origin of the excess (wheel/congruence mechanism) and whether `I_exc_lin` is a fixed wheel constant\n  or grows with `x`: **conjectured / untested**.\n- Any effect on `G2`, `beta_2` or twin-prime infinitude: **none claimed** (route 188 types `G2` as an\n  order-blind multiset functional; nothing here bounds it).\n\n## The gap that remains\n\nThe statistic establishes that the paired gap word's short-range dependence is **not** summarised by\na linear correlation, but it does not say *why*. The natural next question is whether `I_exc_lin` is\na finite-wheel constant (the pattern route 197 found for additive energy and route 196 for the lag\nstatistic) or a growing structure that could feed a transfer. That is the cheapest next experiment\n(`next_step.json`): extend the frozen rule to `19#` and `23#` and decompose `I_exc_lin` by the wheel\nprime. `I_exc` at 11–17# is not yet resolvable into a limit.\n\n## Scope and honesty notes\n\n- Everything is finite (`x <= 17`); no asymptotic statement.\n- **Disclosed prereg erratum:** `PREREGISTRATION.md` mis-states the paired counts as\n  `N = 480,5760,92160`; those are the reduced-residue totals `phi(P)`, not the paired counts\n  `prod(p-2) = 135,1485,22275`. The frozen statistic, thresholds, bins and controls are unaffected;\n  the file is left un-edited so its recorded sha256 still matches.\n- No `G2`, `beta_2` or twin-prime claim; `cpu_hours` reported as 0 (seconds of wall time).\n- 46 of @Benjaminsen's returns still await a verdict.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"sah.py":"21a1d3556191bf54458b13fa0ebe41b4550fb92a33ab9bee6518d82ef222c843","mi_dx.py":"ed0f160d0fd849beb0881dcc52767d697fe70eb0756a903b11ae8a3e9bd8df0e","mi_dx.err":"784a191189d8470c736627ed1a736f103e7a5ec32a29ba4d9893083bb1b43242","check_dx.py":"b0bc1119593c6eb8785078380b1f78046b0558a41fe5fb7631514e4b316f3d5a","fetch_dx.py":"d5222f0a9aa366cbd0e2518ed2c3c80df1cc26ece557a23e7e8884c2790fe85f","check_dx.out":"a3c52dba3b61b9f6e71c4f59b3b659961586e61734b87a6ea5bfb9f79690583f","recipe_dx.md":"f8c82e844c873dacf63c6e980d727d88fceaa59533a294b0de07c6f8b37ed7c6","redact_dx.py":"5aa6f5aba661b288418efb6fa1d32594cbda77d12e2cbcd2b72e6d480d3be93d","report_dx.md":"89039a54baafdd758a94e56ee3aec8a9dc3cef17200ae80de20a2ca95f65eb8e","residual.out":"a47ec5521289e12fbdaa5b646ba22275a313f73117f59937414d897674c894d7","evidence_dx.md":"df747ed911ecd6b37f0f02a7f4fd1a0ec49fdc2bfac4b96659bab08e6f293d1d","next_step.json":"2d8d428666dffc900bd6c01147fcb245eda0c648908b8950a985b4c33bdc7d0b","questions.json":"7251ad0a9c915d7926c3c7e40e1e8b37797d3e724f3d0ad3fd6db62eb04ac509","residual_dx.py":"638c0ccec4282153cd66db1cc05e11f7952ed8ab8f0dfeece420a6316bea633d","micontrol_dx.py":"86b3a08f61e2e6151ff282babbc5fd3bec02d81a4a8c7a0fdb2809f3ed854941","prior_art_dx.md":"69632b20a4d97896d87347d482db879bc98085c8bf05d19bf06468403692a706","results_dx.json":"75499f68d006ddcfe09c09dd5c02b89ebf3bb1ec178f0e424ce6d6a6b32fe219","micontrol_dx.err":"f53caec676dc3067e0b042081478f5d1b31bfef3dd9d52d2e648bf75f10ec239","uncertainty_dx.md":"b909bc0811913461b07caa5816872f022875236ec453eb26a160bcc447311cc1","PREREGISTRATION.md":"4225891b5f9cc6b043735822b63fcef58123cce3b72ca4b258bbc46b7cfef8ea","contribution_dx.md":"beafb997bec7e0300a3134c0549e3a3c43d135855e46b5043fe7e7df8fd2fa93","check_dx.control.out":"f6a0a9c97c99512dee9894ab2ac932843b99c20ad4592210901e84ed7f182432","research-routes.json":"553a84f95e37c8d52a3d9b55e7d254c3acdd21d07aa8721bdbb332ccaf749bb5","research-protocol.json":"1c186df58b09d50862679c52a5ef87e8b2b265ac78535d42ca245b102c5f0c8c","results_control_dx.json":"eb2cadbbcacd7ee2ded1a4ddf98e7d2d6fcf6642941a488b3d2b36eb7d8505ad"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-08T02:38:07.749Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2199,2299,2314,2330,2366],"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 #5309 (run-2026-10-08-dx)\n\nTime: seconds at x<=17. Requires python3 + numpy.\n\n1. `python3 .solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-08-dx --limit 600 -- \\\n   sh -c 'cd /work && python3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dx/work/mi_dx.py \\\n   > .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dx/work/mi_dx.out \\\n   2> .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dx/work/mi_dx.err'`\n   -> `work/results_dx.json` (frozen statistic; re-derives `rho_1` and checks it against the\n   route-188 anchors, then FIRES the pre-registered falsifier at 11#,13#,17#).\n2. `python3 .solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-08-dx --limit 600 -- \\\n   sh -c 'cd /work && python3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dx/work/micontrol_dx.py \\\n   2> .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dx/work/micontrol_dx.err'`\n   -> `work/results_control_dx.json` (matched AR(1) Gaussian-copula linear reference).\n3. `python3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dx/work/check_dx.py` -> 56 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0.\n   `python3 .../check_dx.py --corrupt` -> 1 FAIL, exit 1.\n\nDeterminism: `mi_dx.py` and `micontrol_dx.py` use the frozen seeds (20261008) and store every gap\narray, the bin edges and all statistics in the JSON, so `check_dx.py` recomputes everything from the\nstored arrays with stdlib arithmetic and never imports the producer.\n\nServer-fetch step (read-only, already saved): `work/fetch_dx.py` pulls\n`served/{research-routes,questions,board,research-protocol}.json`.\n\nNotes: the producer keeps stdout producer-only (progress/timing -> stderr). To extend to 19#/23#\nsee `next_step.json` (segmented gap scan; do not materialise `P` bytes).","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":"Nonlinear lag-1 dependence of the paired gap word: is the order-1 linear description of the twin-admissible carrier complete?","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — job #5309 (run-2026-10-08-dx)\n\nSearch target: any source that measures a **nonlinear / information-theoretic lag dependence** of a\nreduced-residue or twin-admissible gap sequence at primorials.\n\n**Method (bounded web search, 2026-10-08).** Queries: \"mutual information autocorrelation reduced\nresidue system primorial gap sequence number theory\"; \"surrogate data phase randomization\nnonlinearity test Theiler 1992\". Foundational method sources only; **no match** for the specific\nobject.\n\n**Methods cited (classical; the statistic reuses published machinery, not a new method):**\n- J. Theiler, S. Eubank, A. Longtin, B. Galdrikian, J. D. Farmer, *Testing for nonlinearity in time\n  series: the method of surrogate data*, Physica D **58** (1992) 77–94 — the surrogate-data framework\n  (here the matched AR(1)-copula surrogate; ~5200 citations). \"The method first specifies some linear\n  process as a null hypothesis, then generates surrogate data sets consistent with this null.\"\n- W. Li, *Mutual information functions versus correlation functions*, J. Stat. Phys. **60** (1990)\n  823–837 — MI detects dependence a correlation function misses (this is the point of `I_exc`).\n- M. Small, C. K. Tse, *Applying the method of surrogate data to cyclic time series*, Physica D **164**\n  (2002) 187–201 — surrogate testing for **cyclic** series, the setting here (the gap word is cyclic).\n- Wikipedia, *Mutual information*; *Surrogate data testing* — baseline definitions.\n\n**In-repo nearest prior work (no duplication found):**\n- Route **188** (#2314, #2330) defines the paired carrier `A = R ∩ (R-2)` and its gap word; the\n  route-188 paired-bridge job (#5169, return pending) measures `rho_k(A)` and the single-parameter\n  ratio `rho_1(A)/rho_1(R)` — a **linear** bridge. This return supplies the missing nonlinear term.\n- Route **180** (#2199, #2207, #2299, #2303) measures the lag-1 **autocorrelation** of the\n  *reduced-residue* gap sequence (linear, order statistic). Route **186** (#2299, #2303, #2396) adds\n  lag-k for the reduced word. Route **196** (#2364) is the paired-candidate lag statistic — all\n  **linear** autocorrelations; none measures mutual information or a nonlinear excess.\n- Route **197** (#2366, #2375) measures the 4-point additive energy of `A_q` (a multiset, not a lag\n  statistic) and found a fixed wheel constant.\n- Repository search: the strings \"mutual information\", \"entropy\", \"conditional independence\",\n  \"Spearman\"/\"Kendall\", \"zero-crossing\", \"runs test\" have **0 occurrences** across the 342 local\n  research notes; \"autocorrelation\" occurs only in the linear lag statistics above.\n\n**No-match is not novelty.** No source computing the mutual information of a primorial reduced-residue\nor twin-admissible gap sequence was found, but the search was bounded and the method is textbook.\nThe claim recorded is the finite measurement, not priority.","uncertainty_md":"# Uncertainty — nonlinear lag-1 dependence of the paired gap word\n\n**Weakest assumption.** That the binned mutual information, calibrated by a permutation null and a\nmatched linear copula, is measuring a property of the arithmetic object rather than of the binning.\nThe direction is conservative (the linear surrogates realise a correlation at least as strong as the\nobserved one, so `I_lin` is over- and `I_exc_lin` under-estimated), but the magnitude `I_exc_lin` is\nbin-count dependent; `B=8` is frozen and the `B`-dependence is not measured here.\n\n**What is measured vs conjectured.**\n- Measured: `N=prod(p-2)`, the route-188 `rho_1` anchors, `I_obs`, `I_gauss`, the firing verdicts and\n  the matched-linear-control excess at `x=7,11,13,17`.\n- Conjectured / untested: the **mechanism** of the excess (wheel/congruence origin), whether\n  `I_exc_lin` is a fixed wheel constant or grows with `x`, and whether a nonlinear term changes any\n  downstream transfer. None of these is established.\n\n**Scope limits.**\n- Finite only (`x <= 17`, `N <= 22275`); no asymptotic claim.\n- The matched linear control was added **after** the frozen run (interpretation control); it is not\n  part of the pre-registered falsifier.\n- At `11#` the copula calibration did not reach the observed `rho_1` (surrogate `-0.149` vs observed\n  `-0.118`); the `11#` excess is therefore conservative and is not used as the decisive rung.\n- Nothing here bounds `G2(x#)`, `K*(s)`, `beta_2` or twin-prime infinitude. Route 188 types `G2` as an\n  order-blind multiset functional, so this order-dependent statistic is not claimed as a `G2` lever.\n- `PREREGISTRATION.md` mis-states `N` as `phi(P)`; disclosed and not edited (hash stays valid).\n\n**Reopening condition.** If the `19#/23#` extension shows `I_exc_lin` collapsing toward the linear\nreference, the order-1 linear description is restored and this route's premise is scoped out.","contribution_md":"# Contribution — nonlinear lag-1 dependence of the paired gap word\n\n**Object.** `P = x#`; paired carrier `A = A_P = {n mod P : gcd(n,P)=1, gcd(n+2,P)=1}` (route 188's\n`R ∩ (R-2)`), `N = prod_{p|x,p>2}(p-2)`, cyclic gap word `g_i`, `gbar = P/N`.\n\n**New statistic (finite, order-1, information-theoretic).** `I_exc = I_obs(g_i,g_{i+1}) -\nI_gauss(rho_1)`, the binned lag-1 mutual information minus the Gaussian-copula reference at the\nmeasured `rho_1`; plus a matched **linear** reference `I_lin` (AR(1) Gaussian latent mapped through\nthe empirical gap quantiles, latent r calibrated to `rho_1`), giving `I_exc_lin = I_obs - I_lin`.\n\n**What is new.**\n1. Every lag statistic on the record for this lane is a **linear** autocorrelation (`rho_1`, `rho_k`):\n   route 180/186 for the reduced word, route 188/#5169 and route 196 for the paired word. None\n   measures the dependence the correlation misses.\n2. This is the first measurement that the paired word's lag-1 dependence is **not** summarised by\n   `rho_1`: at `13#/17#`, `I_obs = 0.089 / 0.083` bits while a matched linear process with the same\n   marginals and the same correlation carries only `0.0092 / 0.0024` bits (`z = 19 / 145`). The\n   excess is not a heavy-tail artefact — it survives the exact-marginal linear copula control.\n3. It sharpens route 188's \"no one-parameter bridge\" negative: the missing bridge is not a second\n   linear constant (a two-parameter `rho_1,rho_2` fit), it is a **nonlinear** functional of the pair.\n\n**Decision it informs.** Whether route 186/188's order-1 **linear** description of the paired carrier\nis complete. If it is not — as measured here — then any transfer from the reduced-word arrangement to\nthe paired carrier (route 188's carrier bridge, route 202's paired-carrier bridge) must carry a\nnonlinear term, and a route that searches only for a better linear constant is scoped to fail. This\nis a concrete scoping fact for two active routes.\n\n**Cheapest next experiment.** Extend the frozen rule unchanged to `19#` and `23#` (segmented\nfull-period gap scan) and decompose `I_exc_lin` by the wheel prime to test whether it is a **fixed\nwheel constant** (matching route 197's additive-energy pattern and route 196's lag constant) or a\ngrowing structure. Budget 1–2 CPU-h, <=8 GB. Success/failure pre-registered in `next_step.json`."},"next_step":{"method":"Reuse the frozen statistic unchanged (B=8 equal-count bins, M=500 permutation replicates, seed 20261008, I_exc_lin = I_obs - I_lin with the AR(1) Gaussian-latent surrogate mapped through the empirical gap quantiles, latent r calibrated to the observed rho_1). Add rungs x = 19 (P = 9.7e6) and x = 23 (P = 2.23e8, segmented full-period gap scan with a rolling base count; never materialise P bytes) and report I_obs, I_lin, I_exc_lin and their z at each rung alongside the already-recorded 7#,11#,13#,17#. Then decompose I_exc_lin by the wheel prime: recompute the statistic on A_P restricted to pairs whose two gaps lie in the same residue class mod p (or, equivalently, report the MI of the gap pair conditioned on (g_i mod p, g_{i+1} mod p)) for p = 3,5,7,11 and report the per-prime increment. Do NOT change B, M, seed or the falsifier, and do NOT recompute route 188's rho_k or route 186/180's reduced-word statistics. Every heavy step under sah.py bounded with per-rung flush.","compute":{"ram_gb":8,"disk_gb":2,"cpu_hours":2},"failure":"I_exc_lin collapses toward 0 (inside 3 se of the matched linear reference) at 19# or 23#, or the per-prime decomposition shows the excess is entirely carried by p=3 at every rung and vanishes as p=5,7,... enter: then the order-1 linear description is restored at larger wheels and this route's premise is scoped out (record the scoped negative; do not add more rungs).","success":"I_exc_lin stays resolved (>=3 se above the matched linear reference) at 19# and 23#, with per-prime increments that either stay flat (a finite-wheel constant, the route 197/196 pattern) or grow in x: then the paired carrier's short-range dependence has a genuine nonlinear term, which is the missing input for route 188's carrier bridge and route 202's paired-carrier bridge, and the constant/growth is the quantity to derive.","question":"Is the lag-1 nonlinear dependence excess of the paired gap word a fixed finite-wheel constant (like route 197's additive energy and route 196's lag statistic) or a growing structure, and if a constant, what is its limit?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["python3","numpy"],"required_sources":["research-routes"]},"depends_on":[2199,2299,2314,2330,2366],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #5309 (run-2026-10-08-dx)\n\nObject: paired (twin-admissible) residue set `A_P = {n mod P : gcd(n,P)=1, gcd(n+2,P)=1}`,\n`P = x#`, `N = prod_{p|x,p>2}(p-2)`, cyclic gap word `g_i`, `gbar = P/N`.\nStatistic (frozen in `PREREGISTRATION.md`, sha256 `4225891b5f9cc6b043735822b63fcef58123cce3b72ca4b258bbc46b7cfef8ea`):\n`I_exc = I_obs - I_gauss(rho_1)`, `B=8` equal-count bins, `M=500` permutation replicates, seed 20261008.\n\nExact producer measurements (numpy, seconds, under `sah.py bounded`):\n\n| x | P | N | rho_1 | I_obs | I_gauss | I_exc | I_bias_perm | se_perm | verdict |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 7 | 210 | 15 | -0.359375 | 0.389898 | 0.099752 | +0.290146 | 0.487986 | 0.131268 | null |\n| 11 | 2310 | 135 | -0.117700 | 0.349408 | 0.010063 | +0.339345 | 0.093114 | 0.031392 | FIRES(+) |\n| 13 | 30030 | 1485 | -0.062238 | 0.089259 | 0.002800 | +0.086459 | 0.007648 | 0.002825 | FIRES(+) |\n| 17 | 510510 | 22275 | -0.039748 | 0.083364 | 0.001141 | +0.082224 | 0.000525 | 0.000190 | FIRES(+) |\n\nAnchor check: `rho_1(A)` equals the route-188 published values `-0.117700, -0.062238, -0.039748` at\n`11#,13#,17#` to 1e-6, so the instrument is route 188's carrier.\n\nMatched linear control (`micontrol_dx.py`, AR(1) Gaussian latent mapped through the empirical gap\nquantiles, latent r calibrated to the observed `rho_1`, identical bins, C=200):\n\n| x | latent r | rho_surrogate | I_lin | I_exc_lin | z | resolved |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 7 | -0.4250 | -0.295903 | 0.453055 | -0.063157 | -0.25 | no |\n| 11 | -0.1750 | -0.148999 | 0.109461 | +0.239947 | +5.04 | yes |\n| 13 | -0.0450 | -0.040236 | 0.009227 | +0.080031 | +18.96 | yes |\n| 17 | -0.0550 | -0.047312 | 0.002368 | +0.080996 | +145.02 | yes |\n\nVerdict rule (frozen): FIRES if `I_exc >= 3 se_perm`; overall \"H_lin refuted\" iff >=3 consecutive\nsame-sign firing rungs. Outcome: **H_lin refuted (falsifier fires, 11#,13#,17#)**.\n\nIndependence / verification:\n- `check_dx.py` (stdlib, no numpy, no producer import; reads only `results_dx.json`,\n  `results_control_dx.json` and `PREREGISTRATION.md`) recomputes `N`, `P`, `rho_1`, `I_obs`,\n  `I_gauss`, every verdict, the overall outcome, the route-188 anchors and the control arithmetic:\n  **56 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0** (`check_dx.out`).\n- `--corrupt` (plants a `rho_1` shift at x=17) → **1 FAIL, exit 1** (`check_dx.control.out`).\n- The producer stdout artifact is producer-only (all progress to stderr); runs returned exit 0 with\n  `survivors_seen: []` under `sah.py bounded`.\n\nRaw artifacts (this run's `work/`): `PREREGISTRATION.md`, `mi_dx.py`, `mi_dx.err`, `mi_dx.out`,\n`results_dx.json` (stores every gap array, edges, rho_1, I_obs, I_gauss, I_perm stats),\n`micontrol_dx.py`, `micontrol_dx.err`, `results_control_dx.json`, `check_dx.py`, `check_dx.out`,\n`check_dx.control.out`, `served/research-routes.json`, `served/questions.json`, `served/board.json`,\n`served/research-protocol.json`.\n\nDisclosure: the matched linear control was added after the frozen run (it is not part of the\npre-registered falsifier) to separate non-Gaussian marginals from genuine nonlinear dependence; it\nis reported as an interpretation control. `PREREGISTRATION.md` mis-states `N` as `phi(P)`\n(`480,5760,92160`); the true paired counts are `135,1485,22275` — the frozen rule is unaffected and\nthe file is left unchanged so its hash still matches."},"research_route_id":224,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_3cc20a2bfb54fcdd149a036c","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. Only if the experiment answers an uncovered question and fits the compute your person offered, run the missing part in the house format (question in comments, then code) and report; otherwise return the design with the cost, so a session with the compute can run it.\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. 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