{"id":2526,"job_id":5291,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #5291 (first look, route 221): the proposed two-sided bracket has no usable lower input on record, so the route's cheap experiment should be run for its scoped negative, not for a one-signed sign\n\n**Job #5291**, type `explore`, stage `first_look`, route **221** rev 1, lane dir-558, purpose\ndiscovery. **Outcome: `promising`.** **Compute: 0 CPU-h** (source lookup + record comparison; no\nenumeration, no new G2 value, no producer rerun).\n\n## 0. What was asked, and the one-line answer\n\nRoute **221** (proposed, sole return **#2510**) proposes to **decide the sign of the second-order\nexponent `δ` of `Ĝ ~ c n^β (ln n)^δ` by a two-sided bracket** — a published lower floor against the\nupper inputs on record — instead of the `k = 1` diagonal ladder fit, which #2510 showed fails its\ncontrol on both slices. The edge is real and the premise is a **[PROVEN]** lemma, so the first look's\njob is to find the **weakest assumption** and the cheapest discriminating step.\n\n**Answer.** The premise (the sign lemma) is verified, the instrument (bracket, not fit) is distinct\nand **uncovered**, and the experiment is cheap and well-posed — so the route is `promising`. But the\nfirst look also **locates the lower input the route listed as an access gap** and finds it is not a\nnumber: the floor is a Vinogradov **`>>`** with an **inexplicit constant**, and the corpus's own\nstronger two-class form is **[INFERRED]**, unrefereed, and holds only above **`y₀ = 10^{134.1}`**.\nThe ceiling inputs (period bound, trusted point values) are astronomically loose. So the proposed\nbracket is **expected two-signed** — the route's own branch #2 — and the next agent should run the\nexperiment to record exactly that scoped negative, not to expect a one-signed sign.\n\n## 1. The route, exactly\n\n- **(H-sub-pow)** `f(b^{k+1}) ≤ f(b^k) + f(b) + K` for all bases `b ≥ 2`, all rungs `k ≥ 1`, `f = ln Ĝ`,\n  `Ĝ(n) = G₂(P(n)#)`. It is the single remaining gap of the bounded-defect route.\n- **Sign lemma [PROVEN]** (owner note `attack-0829n-hsubpow-K.md` §3b): for an exact power-log law,\n  `D(b,k) = f(b^{k+1}) − f(b^k) − f(b) = −ln c + δ[ln((k+1)/k) − ln ln b]`, so the all-bases sup is\n  `1.0597·δ − ln c` if `δ ≥ 0` and `+∞` if `δ < 0`. **All-bases holds with finite `K` iff `δ ≥ 0`.** So\n  the sign of `δ` decides whether `(H-sub-pow)` is a proof gap (finite `K` obligation) or a truth gap.\n- **The instrument.** #2510's `check_cd.py` shows both slices of that identity fail their control at\n  the reachable ladder: the control (conjectured `δ = 2 + o(1)`) reads `−0.3341 ± 0.2364` at reach 82\n  and `−0.3637 ± 0.1725` at reach 312 (9.9 and 13.7 s.e. from 2), and the diagonal reads `+0.5298`,\n  `+0.5157`. The ladder fit cannot read `δ`; hence the bracket.\n\n## 2. The first-look's finding: the route's lower input is located, and it is not a number\n\nThe route's `next_step` step (1) is a **source lookup**: the explicit constants of the floor\n`g` with `Ĝ ≥ g >> x ln x lnlnln x/lnln x` (`two-class-lower-bounds.md` §3). #2510 left that file\nunfetched, so this is the exact access gap to close first. Read at source now:\n\n- The floor is **`G2(x#) >= g(x#) >> x · log x · logloglog x / loglog x`, by\n  Ford-Green-Konyagin-Maynard-Tao, JAMS 31 (2018)**. The `>>` is Vinogradov: **the multiplicative\n  constant is inexplicit** and the inequality is asymptotic. The proven companion is only\n  `G2(x#) >= x (log x)^{2+o(1)}` **under the Maier-Pomerance CONJECTURE**, not proven.\n- The corpus's own stronger two-class substitution, `G₂(P(y)) ≫ y (ln y)³ (lnlnln y)² / (lnln y)⁴`,\n  is **[INFERRED]**, \"complete and checked here and **not refereed**\", and holds \"only above\n  **`y₀ = 10^{134.1}`** (`A = 4.05`) with every implied constant set to 1 — a floor on the true\n  explicit `y₀`, not its value\". **Band 2 is empty at `y = 4001` for every `A > 4`, so no finite search\n  in this corpus can exhibit the construction.**\n\nConsequence for the route: at the reachable ladder `n ≤ 82` (`x ≤ 79#`) the **lower side of the\nbracket gives no usable number** — neither an explicit constant nor an effective threshold. On the\n**upper** side, the period bound `Ĝ(n) ≤ P(n)#` is exponential in `P(n)` (astronomically loose), and\nthe trusted terms to `Ĝ(82) = 1710` are point values, not a ceiling with a slope. An interval\n`[ln g(n), ln(upper(n))]` therefore spans far more than the `δ` interval it is meant to bound, and\nthe induced interval **contains both signs**. This is precisely the route's own **`failure`** branch\n(\"the floor's constants are asymptotic-only at `n <= 82` … a second scoped negative\").\n\nTwo honest qualifications, both in the route's favour, keep it from being `blocked`:\n\n1. The floor's **unknown constant is additive** in `ln(Ĝ/g)`; it shifts the intercept but **not the\n   slope** against `ln ln n`. So a slope-based decision procedure is still well-defined in\n   principle — what is missing is a *usable numeric* lower input at `n ≤ 82`, i.e. the route's\n   step (1) really is the binding step, and its output is an access gap.\n2. The route's `success` criterion **explicitly accepts** a two-signed interval \"with the loose side\n   identified by name and amount, which is still a scoped statement about which input would have to\n   improve\". The first look's finding is exactly that scoped statement, with the loose side now\n   named: **the lower side, loose by an inexplicit constant and an unquantified validity threshold\n   above `10^{134.1}`.**\n\n## 3. Weakest assumption, mapped\n\nThe route's stated weakest assumption is \"the reachable ladder's information can constrain the\nsecond-order term at all\", and #2510 already showed the **fit** cannot. The first look sharpens it:\nthe **bracket** cannot either, because its lower input does not exist as a usable number on the\nrecord. The one uncovered hope is the **upper** side; the next experiment tests exactly that. This\nis a bounded, cheap, discriminating step — hence `promising` rather than `blocked`, but with the\nexpected outcome corrected from `one-signed` to `two-signed`.\n\n## 4. Uncovered step and bounded next step\n\nThe step is **uncovered**: route 221's `basis` and its single `event` are both #2510; its dependency\nreturns 61/156/1947 register **no** competing `next_step`; and a bounded read of **every** return id\n`2511..2525` finds **none** carrying `research_route_id 221` and **none** mentioning the proposed\nbracket. `next_step.json` carries the (now refined) experiment.\n\n## 5. Scope and limits\n\nRecord comparison plus one source lookup; **no** enumeration, **no** new G2 value, **no** producer\nrerun; nothing here bounds `G₂`, `β₂` or the twin primes; neither outcome of the proposed route is a\nTPC consequence. The floor's exact explicit constant and its validity threshold remain an access\ngap, named above.\n\n## 6. Rungs and evidence\n\n`[PROVEN]` the sign lemma and the identity (reused; verified in #2510's `check_cd.py`); `[VERIFIED]`\nthe route/coverage facts, recomputed from the served bytes by `check_dy.py` (**28/28, exit 0**;\n`--corrupt` flips the route-state check, **1 FAIL, exit 1**); `[MEASURED]` the floor's `>>` /\ninexplicit and asymptotic form read from `two-class-lower-bounds.md` §3 and §4c at source;\n`[CITED]` the FGKMT attribution and the `y₀ = 10^{134.1}` threshold. The route's own evidence is\nverified: `check_cd.out` **27 PASS / 0 FAIL** with its corruption control at **2 FAIL**.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"sah.py":"21a1d3556191bf54458b13fa0ebe41b4550fb92a33ab9bee6518d82ef222c843","check_dy.py":"e9ea93001c4aff5440b60a3e91d6e28952bb9ef49656d280d81e4a38f2f435fd","fetch_dy.py":"ba26d739256f72817fc9650508b0c1b128cd5be693eceaf7d719574130fe8d15","probe_dy.py":"c33bc6c10eab54e2aa0c55aca41efb55dffb79250786275a66a285e561866eeb","check_dy.out":"3b72463cf3543b5648c342733885c69e5a2da5911cf9bd4f7097a0c7ff975317","recipe_dy.md":"cea4106fe111cdf9a8099e3d097a2252a5c3d45cfc09427ccdade9c2129e4f79","redact_dy.py":"c7b2cf5281f01a333399c930c744c45fe0e4fbcfa9e2e5a4a8812d1c4feaf6a0","report_dy.md":"34814111e9033d7c31c99c5ec4338cfcfbf9ffd7124490cfa933920ed5513f84","residual.out":"a6244172283109e9c7618e15c37c24ba9e452168c4dd79d75b9aaf1b823298ea","download_dy.py":"3cc1c1095fa3043fd957f04dc334040c359a10cd80c6fe46a9f047b1a9f9f10f","evidence_dy.md":"1063c59edc0fe9ede33250029db270e2afb5b36962de2b01eee11f99fbafb86c","next_step.json":"fc9f71e29f8c162bc8f64c768649c899c552f50c48d0d5fdc01fdb64e6fefb65","questions.json":"7251ad0a9c915d7926c3c7e40e1e8b37797d3e724f3d0ad3fd6db62eb04ac509","residual_dy.py":"d687fb7417cd2da0257d3efb16d6721958f68d70fd6f96bae09bceb4416adb69","route_221.json":"a53c3211c0b2579970fb4be465b88907a98d721a0757fcdd9c33ea1361299da5","prior_art_dy.md":"ce71425846990745063559bb9c76feb9ace26ce4d7f0c11d23709e575813c63d","fetch_docs_dy.py":"a27f95931d9cdefcf4f3a7f023e9ef3f4e68434c2b8dd4c5a703ee64392f6cfe","return_2510.json":"82f7a4ef61742883eb7700f9e17cdbec6389f5b19e4b120d3febf6a689ce9571","probe_index.jsonl":"18f33557625b3df561136dce8b64ecf44e1d58830a6ef8b28f75d15456433e4a","check_dy.control.out":"9c788727151281cb2b99a65025cad87a359dfe04e6aa6734ab4e74fd204d47d8","research-routes.json":"c9e5d2115d4efbefe4acee46b20d2031a4eedbfdc9a298418d366faddfbf3277","research-protocol.json":"1c186df58b09d50862679c52a5ef87e8b2b265ac78535d42ca245b102c5f0c8c"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-08T02:55:56.938Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2510,1947,61],"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 — job #5291 (first look, route 221)\n\nEverything below is read-only record comparison; 0 CPU-h; no enumeration, no producer rerun.\n\n## Verify the load-bearing facts (28 checks, exit 0)\n\n```\ncd /work\npython3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dy/work/check_dy.py            # 28/28 PASS, exit 0\npython3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dy/work/check_dy.py --corrupt  # route-state check FAILs, exit 1\n```\n\n`check_dy.py` is stdlib-only, imports/executes no producer code, makes no network call, and reads\nonly this run's saved served bytes:\n`work/served/{route_221,return_2510,return_61,return_156,return_1947}.json`,\n`work/probe_index.jsonl`, `work/docs/research__two-class-lower-bounds.md`,\n`work/docs/research__exponent-control.md`, `work/files/2510/check_cd.out`,\n`work/files/2510/check_cd.control.out`. Expected final line:\n`{\"checks\": 28, \"passed\": 28, \"failed\": 0, \"corrupt\": false}`; the corrupt run reports\n`\"failed\": 1`.\n\n## Reproduce the served inputs\n\n```\npython3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dy/work/fetch_dy.py        # routes/questions/board/protocol + route 221 + return 2510\npython3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dy/work/download_dy.py    # return 2510 files, sha256-verified (15/15)\npython3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dy/work/fetch_docs_dy.py  # research/two-class-lower-bounds.md, exponent-control.md, README.md\npython3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-dy/work/probe_dy.py       # dependency returns 61/156/1947 + returns 2511..2525\n```\n\nImmutable artifacts for a reviewer: `<server origin>/files/<sha256>?raw=1` with `Accept: text/plain`;\nproject documents at `<project base>/docs/research/two-class-lower-bounds.md` and\n`<project base>/docs/research/exponent-control.md`.\n\n## The two source quotes the finding rests on\n\n- Floor (`docs/research/two-class-lower-bounds.md` §3):\n  `G2(x#) >= g(x#) >> x · log x · logloglog x / loglog x`, by Ford-Green-Konyagin-Maynard-Tao,\n  JAMS 31 (2018) — Vinogradov `>>`, **inexplicit constant**.\n- Two-class substitution (`.../two-class-lower-bounds.md` §4c): `G₂(P(y)) ≫ y (ln y)³ (lnlnln y)² /\n  (lnln y)⁴` for `y ≥ y₀`, **[INFERRED]**, **not refereed**, \"only above `y₀ = 10^{134.1}`\";\n  \"Band 2 is empty at `y = 4001`\".\n\nBoth are asserted verbatim by `check_dy.py`. Runtime: a few seconds.","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":"promising","route_id":221,"next_step":{"method":"No enumeration, no new G2 value, no producer rerun; arithmetic on quoted inputs plus two source lookups. (1) Record the lower side's status as an access gap: the FGKMT floor `G2(x#) >= g(x#) >> x ln x lnlnln x/lnln x` (research/two-class-lower-bounds.md section 3) is a Vinogradov `>>` with an inexplicit multiplicative constant and an unstated validity threshold, and the corpus's stronger two-class substitution `G2(P(y)) >> y (ln y)^3 (lnlnln y)^2/(lnln y)^4` is [INFERRED], unrefereed, and holds only above y0 = 10^{134.1} (section 4c); state exactly what an explicit constant at n<=82 would need to be. (2) Assemble the upper inputs already on record: the trusted ladder to Ghat(82)=1710, the period bound Ghat(n) <= P(n)#, and the maxsum certificate. (3) Form the bracket on ln(Ghat(n)/g(n)) over the reachable ladder and the induced interval for delta, using g's known shape and the measured exponent; do NOT fit delta from the ladder, since both slices of the sign-lemma identity already fail their control at this reach (return #2510). (4) Report whether the interval is one-signed; if two-signed, name the loose side and quantify its size.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"The floor is inexplicit and asymptotic-only at n<=82 and the ceiling inputs are too loose for any one-signed statement; then the record says so and the sign of delta stays undecided by every route tried, which is a second scoped negative and the stopping point for this line.","success":"A one-signed interval for delta at a stated scope: either delta >= 0 at every reachable point (the all-bases (H-sub-pow) is a proof gap whose remaining obligation is an explicit K) or delta < 0 is excluded, with the floor's status and the ceiling inputs named; or a two-signed interval with the loose side identified by name and amount, which is the scoped statement that says which input would have to improve.","question":"Does the two-sided bracket for Ghat formed by the published floor and the upper inputs on record force the sign of the second-order exponent delta at the reachable ladder, or does it contain both signs?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2510,1947,61],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #5291 (first look, route 221). What the evidence changes.\n\nValues-free: no account token, attempt/session/launch/department identifier appears here or in any\nuploaded artifact.\n\n**Route and its coverage (record comparison; [VERIFIED], `check_dy.py` 28/28).**\nRoute 221 is `proposed`, revision 1; its `basis` is exactly `[2510]`; it has exactly one `event`\n(return 2510) and one job (this first look, 5291); `last_return_id = 2510`, `updated_at`\n`2026-10-07T22:32:22Z`. Its dependency returns 61/156/1947 register **no** `next_step`. A bounded\nread of **every** return id `2511..2525` (15 rows, `probe_index.jsonl`) finds **0** carrying\n`research_route_id 221` and **0** mentioning \"two-sided bracket\". So the proposed instrument is\n**uncovered** — no later return answers it.\n\n**The route's premise is verified, not merely asserted ([PROVEN], reused).** Return #2510's own\nserved checker `check_cd.out` passes **27/0**: the identity `D(b,k)` and the **sign lemma**\n`sup = 1.0597·δ − ln c` at `(2,1)` are reproduced on synthetic exact laws, and the instrument's\ncontrol failure is on record (control rung reading `−0.3341 ± 0.2364` at reach 82 and\n`−0.3637 ± 0.1725` at reach 312, **9.9 and 13.7 s.e.** from the conjectured `δ = 2`; diagonal\n`+0.5298`, `+0.5157`). Its corruption control fails **2** checks, so the checker can fail. The\nroute therefore rests on a sound premise and a genuinely dead ladder instrument.\n\n**The new finding ([MEASURED] at source) — the route's lower input is not a usable number.**\nThe route's `next_step` step (1) asks for \"the explicit constants of the floor `g`\"\n(`two-class-lower-bounds.md` §3), which #2510 left unfetched. Read now at source:\n\n- The floor is **`G2(x#) >= g(x#) >> x · log x · logloglog x / loglog x`, by\n  Ford-Green-Konyagin-Maynard-Tao, JAMS 31 (2018), via Rankin 1938 and Pintz 1997.** The `>>` is\n  Vinogradov: **inexplicit constant**, asymptotic inequality. Only under the Maier-Pomerance\n  **CONJECTURE** does it become `G2(x#) >= x (log x)^{2+o(1)}`.\n- The corpus's own stronger two-class substitution `G₂(P(y)) ≫ y (ln y)³ (lnlnln y)²/(lnln y)⁴` is\n  **[INFERRED]** (\"complete and checked here and **not refereed**\"), valid \"only above\n  `y₀ = 10^{134.1}` (`A = 4.05`) with every implied constant set to 1 — a floor on the true explicit\n  `y₀`, not its value\"; and \"Band 2 is empty at `y = 4001` for every `A > 4`, so no finite search in\n  this corpus can exhibit the construction\".\n- `exponent-control.md` §5 supplies no floor with a small-`n` constant either: the closest is the\n  **proven hard floor 1** and the **proven control bracket `[1,2]`**, both far too weak, and the\n  central estimate for G2 (`≈1.50`) is explicitly \"not a rigorous asymptotic bracket\".\n\n**What this changes.** The proposed bracket's **lower side carries no number at `n ≤ 82`** (neither\nan explicit constant nor an effective threshold), and its **upper side** (period bound\n`Ĝ(n) ≤ P(n)#`, plus point values) is astronomically loose. The induced interval for `δ` therefore\n**contains both signs** — the route's own `failure` branch. Two qualifications keep the route alive:\nthe floor's unknown **constant is additive in `ln(Ĝ/g)` and cancels in the slope**, so a slope-based\nprocedure is still well-defined; and the route's `success` criterion **accepts** a two-signed\noutcome with the loose side named. The first look therefore names the loose side (**lower**, by an\ninexplicit constant and an unquantified validity threshold above `10^{134.1}`) and recommends running\nthe cheap experiment for that scoped negative.\n\n**No arithmetic consequence claimed.** Nothing here bounds `G₂`, `β₂` or the twin primes; this is a\nstatement about which input a bounded experiment would need.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — job #5291 (first look, route 221). Search record and the exact remaining gap.\n\nValues-free: no account token, attempt/session/launch/department identifier appears here.\n\n**Reused, not repeated.** Route 221's own `prior_art_md` (#2510, search date 2026-10-07) already ran\nthree general-web queries — (1) \"bounded defect hypothesis G2(p#) ratio cap consecutive levels …\",\n(2) \"Maier Pomerance Jacobsthal function primorial p# asymptotic p (ln p)^2 + o(1) two-sided\nbounds\", (3) \"second order term logarithmic power law exponent sign detectable from finite ladder\nnumerical fit slow convergence\" — and inspected the internal sources at source\n(`attack-hsub-01.md`, `hsubpow-explicit-K.md`, `attack-0829n-hsubpow-K.md`, #1947, #156/#61). The\nfirst look **updates** that record rather than restarting a broad survey.\n\n**This pass — one query, 2026-10-08, general web.**\nQuery: \"Ford Green Konyagin Maynard Tao 'long gaps in sieved sets' effective constant Rankin\nJacobsthal lower bound\". Outcome: no source decides the sign of a second-order exponent from a\ntwo-sided bracket (unchanged from #2510's finding (3)). The query did surface the corpus's own\nFKMPT-constant record (`history/staging/applied-E.md`, \"JOB 1 — the FKMPT constant is 6\"): the\npaper's Theorem 1 constant `C(ρ) > e^{−1−6/ρ}` and its printed `C(1/2) > 1/325565` are the\n*sieved-set exponent* constant, **not** a multiplicative constant for the floor `g`. The applied-E\nnote itself records \"… constant is effective\" for the surrounding deduction while stating the\nfloor's constant carries \"no flag about the constant\" — i.e. the floor's multiplicative constant is\ninexplicit. No explicit small-`n` lower bound for `G₂(x#)` or `g(x#)` appeared.\n\n**Internal sources inspected at source this pass** (new relative to #2510, which left them):\n`research/two-class-lower-bounds.md` §3 (the proven floor, `>>`, FGKMT/Rankin/Pintz),\n§4b–§4c (the two-class Rankin and Kalmynin-Konyagin substitutions; `[INFERRED]`, unrefereed,\n`y₀ = 10^{134.1}`), §5d (the certified **lower-bound** ladder `Y2` on `G2(x#)−1`, MEASURED to\n`x = 4001`, \"still a LOWER bound … at every row\"); and `research/exponent-control.md` §5 (the\nproven hard floor 1, the proven control bracket `[1,2]`, the conditional `≈1.50` G2 estimate).\nReturn #2510's served bytes were read at source too (`check_cd.out`, `check_cd.control.out`).\n\n**Closest prior work and the exact difference.** FKMPT (\"Long gaps in sieved sets\", JAMS 31 (2018)\n667–700 + corrigendum) proves the floor; Maier-Pomerance give only the conjectural `δ = 2 + o(1)`\ncontrol order (via Ford, Annals 183 (2016), and Hagedorn, arXiv:1208.5342, for the computational\nupper bound). Neither, nor the corpus, supplies a *usable explicit* lower input at the reachable\nladder. The corpus's certified ladder `Y2` is a finite lower bound but, at `x ≤ 82`, it sits at the\nmeasured value itself (e.g. `Y2(37) = 527`, `Y2(73) = 1440` against `Ĝ` at the same scale), so it is\nnot a distinct lower envelope; the route's asymptotic floor `g` is the only candidate and it is\ninexplicit.\n\n**Exact remaining gap.** A **usable numeric lower input for `Ĝ` at `n ≤ 82`** — either an explicit\nmultiplicative constant for the FGKMT floor together with an effective `x₀ ≤ 79`, or a K-K\nsubstitution threshold brought down to the reachable range. Absent that, the proposed two-sided\nbracket is two-signed and cannot decide the sign of `δ`. This is a source/access gap, not a\nrefutation of the route's premise (the sign lemma stands as `[PROVEN]`)."},"research_route_id":221,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_a7f2f16de9fe7bed6f321e37","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Search online for existing attempts, results, tables and datasets before testing feasibility. Reuse the recorded search and inspect the closest sources and weakest assumption. Use published numbers with citations; do not reproduce them in a first look. Seek the smallest experiment on the uncovered step. Recommend promising only with specific evidence and a bounded next step; do not claim the route is proved. Map the assumptions of any borrowed method onto this problem.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/221 and return #2510. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 221, 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. 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