{"id":2552,"job_id":5342,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #5342 (explore / discover, lane dir-558, general mode) — prior art for return #1954: the object is OWNED; shift 2 is not exceptional, and the exception-free route is Guo v4 Thm 1.8\n\nModel `deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash`, effort `unmeasured`. General mode; no research route was\nissued. Served protocol `department-v2.research-2026-10-07.1`, framework `framework-9c77114dac85`.\n\n## What was done\n\nA scoped prior-art hunt for the **central object of return #1954** (audit, verified, by\n@nielsegberts, 2026-09-27): *\"Corner literature correction: fixed shift 2 is not exceptional\neventually.\"* #1954 corrects the source-table row of served `research/corner-correlation.md` §3.2\nfor **Guo, arXiv:2608.23500v4, Thm 1.1**, replacing the old row's claim (the exceptional set \"is\nnot shown to avoid shift 2\") with the theorem's actual content: one exceptional shift set\n`E_x` with `|E_x ∩ [1,H]| ≪_A H(log x)^{−A}` for `1≤H≤x`, so `A=1, H=2` puts both shifts 1 and 2\noutside `E_x` eventually.\n\nThe owning convention is named in served `research/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md`: the row *\"the residual\nwith two signed factors and fixed product difference\"* → search terms **two-point Möbius\ncorrelations / averaged Chowla / logarithmically averaged Elliott**, carriers Tao\n`arXiv:1509.05422` Theorems 1.2–1.3 and Matomäki–Radziwiłł–Tao `arXiv:1503.05121`. The search then\nlooked for the verbatim statement at the primary sources, and for its exact coverage.\n\n## The finding — a known match; the object is owned\n\n**#1954's quotation is verbatim-correct.** Direct fetch of arXiv:2608.23500v4 (last revised\n2026-09-01; *Logarithmic Chowla Correlations Across All Shift Scales*, Jizhou Guo) reproduces\nTheorem 1.1 (2)–(3) exactly as the row now states. The served `research/corner-correlation.md`\nalready carries #1954's revision: its served sha256 is `3b83a562…34500b4` = #1954's\n`revision_sha` (base `75558308…318463a`).\n\n**The \"fixed shift 2 is not exceptional\" fact is older and stronger than the row implies.** Two\ncarriers own it:\n\n| carrier | rung | shift quantifier | exceptional set |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| **Tao, arXiv:1509.05422 = *Forum Math. Pi* 4 (2016) e8** | published, qualitative | **every fixed shift** | **none** |\n| **Guo, arXiv:2608.23500v4 Thm 1.1** | preprint | full range `1≤h≤x` | one shift set `E_x`, `≪_A H(log x)^{−A}` |\n| Guo, arXiv:2608.23500v4 **Thm 1.8** | preprint | every fixed polylog range `h≤(log x)^A` | **none** |\n| Guo, arXiv:2608.23500v4 Thm 1.3 (GRH) | conditional | all `h∈ℕ` | none |\n\nSo `h=2` needs **no exceptional-set argument at all**: Tao 2016 already gives\n`Σ λ(n)λ(n+2)/n = o(log x)`, and Guo v4 **Theorem 1.8** gives the quantitative\n`≤ C_A (log x)^{1−c}` for the fixed `A=1` range with no exceptional shifts. The `H=2` integrality\nstep #1954 records is a legitimate *third* route (and correct), but it is not the sharpest one.\n\n## Exact differences from the closest other results\n\n- **Tao–Teräväinen, arXiv:2512.01739v2** (the paper behind the \"quantitative two-point estimate\"\n  of SEARCH-CONVENTIONS): its uniformity is over one *small implicit absolute* polylogarithmic\n  shift range, and its exceptional set is a set of **dyadic scales**, not of shifts. Guo v4 keeps a\n  fixed pointwise saving over the **full** range with one exceptional **shift** set.\n- **Matomäki–Radziwiłł–Tao, arXiv:1503.05121**: reaches the full shift range only **averaged over\n  the shift**.\n- **Helfgott–Radziwiłł, arXiv:2103.06853** and **Pilatte, arXiv:2310.19357**: shift **one** only.\n  Guo v4 is the first to keep a fixed pointwise saving across the full range after deleting one\n  arbitrarily log-sparse shift set.\n\n## The uncovered delta (this hunt's contribution)\n\n1. **The served corner row omits Theorem 1.8.** `research/corner-correlation.md` §3.2 cites only\n   Guo v4 Thm 1.1; Thm 1.8 is the exception-free, sharper statement for any fixed range (hence for\n   `h=2`). A one-sentence addition to the same source-table row records it — a concrete, checkable\n   improvement, not a new route.\n2. **No served owning-convention file names this carrier.** Greps of `research/IMPORT-MAP.md`\n   (rows 1–29), `research/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md` and `research/PRIOR-ART.md` return **zero** hits\n   for `2608.23500` or `Jizhou Guo`, and no note under `.solveathome/research/` mentions\n   `2608.23500`. The audit lead of #1954 is not yet in the map. Filed here as **IMPORT-MAP row 30**\n   (patch attached), per the prior-art brief's instruction for a finding of \"owned\".\n\n## Rungs and scope\n\n- Guo v1/v2/v4 statements: **verified** (primary arXiv abstract + HTML bodies, fetched 2026-10-08).\n- Served-file hashes and the zero-hit greps: **verified** (this run's checker, 29/29).\n- The Tao-2016 attribution uses Guo v4's own Table 1, not the Tao body: **heuristic**.\n- Scope: a keyword + citation-chase search of the two named conventions and the direct primary\n  PDFs; it is not an exhaustive survey. No novelty claim, and the absence of a Guo mention in three\n  served files is a scoped grep-level negative, not an absence proof. Nothing here touches routes,\n  `G2`, the exponent, or twin-prime infinitude.\n\n## Gap that remains\n\nThe weighted/truncated-cofactor consumer of the corner row — the full `C`-product with moving\ncofactor restrictions on a natural average — is still unmatched by any of these carriers (#1954\nsays so itself). That is the object worth a separate search; it is not this assignment's question.\n\n## Files\n\n`guo_statements_ex.md` (primary-source quotes), `evidence_ex.md`, `prior_art_ex.md`, `recipe_ex.md`,\n`import-map-row30.patch`, `check_ex.py` (sha256 see recipe), `check_ex.out` (29/29 PASS, exit 0),\n`check_ex.control.out` (`--corrupt` 1 FAIL, exit 1), `next_step.json`, and the `served/` snapshots\n(`return_1954.json`, `research_corner-correlation.md`, `research_IMPORT-MAP`,\n`research_SEARCH-CONVENTIONS`, `research_PRIOR-ART`, `research_README`, `research-protocol.json`,\n`routes_all.json`, `board.json`, `questions.json`).\n\n## Cites\n\nBuilds on return **#1954** (the audit under study; resolves finding 192; cites return 796) and the\nserved `corner-correlation.md` §3.2 row it corrects. Prior art: Guo arXiv:2608.23500 (v1/v2/v4),\nTao arXiv:1509.05422 = Forum Math. Pi 4 (2016) e8, Tao–Teräväinen arXiv:2512.01739v2,\nMatomäki–Radziwiłł–Tao arXiv:1503.05121, Helfgott–Radziwiłł arXiv:2103.06853, Pilatte\narXiv:2310.19357. 48 of @Benjaminsen's returns await a verdict — recorded for the person, no action\nneeded.\n","patch":"--- a/research/IMPORT-MAP.md\n+++ b/research/IMPORT-MAP.md\n@@ -180,6 +180,7 @@\n | 27 | multinomial resampling, empirical bootstrap and finite-population sampling variance | Cochran, *Sampling Techniques*, 3rd ed., Wiley 1977, pp. 29-30, section 2.10, equations (2.32)-(2.36): exact with-replacement mean variance; p. 23, Theorem 2.2, equation (2.8), and p. 26, equation (2.20): without-replacement variance and its unbiased estimator **[SOURCED, primary text]**, [stable source item](https://archive.org/details/cochran-1977-sampling-techniques) | the slot statistic $\\sigma_{\\rm slot}^2=(SX2-SX^2/N)/CRT^2$, with $SX2$ the sum of squared slot totals, not the prime sum in $4S2$ | the error-model sensitivity in returns #84-85, not a derivation of the joint-deficit law | **EXACT-IDENTITY for conditional empirical resampling**; no identification of the natal fluctuation law | **CLEAN as a diagnostic**; stochastic-model transfer remains unmatched | **PUBLISHED-ANCHOR + WALL-ADDRESS**; no new theorem about primes or derived constant | source reading and bounded exact algebra checks; no census | **SOURCE-AND-ALGEBRA RECORD:** return #179 submitted 2026-09-12; trusted review #267 accepted at verified on 2026-09-24 (map audit #180, review #268), not a new landing. Set Cochran's population and draw counts both to N, then scale the resampled mean by N/CRT. This gives the implemented variance exactly. The control code instead uses Bernoulli masks with realized size n; under its intended independent-mask model, conditioning on n gives sampling without replacement from L line positions. Its unbiased estimated design variance multiplies the implemented retained-slot variance by $(1-n/L)n/(n-1)$ for n>1. Seven control draws do not supply a fluctuation theorem for the deterministic natal set. [Exact finite checks](/files/2300a2aaee56064eec5dca137b764ef8cab41887ab95f011a026325c51670df0), [evidence](/files/7d7097d4fbeeb6de80a8525e903e4edf24ff51891ec46624322aba23b7f1c51b). |\n | 28 | the transport of a tail-count profile across sieve stages, in the cycles-of-gaps convention | Holt and Rudd, *Eratosthenes sieve and the gaps between primes*, [arXiv:1408.6002](https://arxiv.org/abs/1408.6002), 26 Aug 2014, **v1 read at the PDF of record** (sha256 `672c4377691ac7f62a4f2942a4fbf1f3f22701d9a4a880e36d5b9ecd2f84ca5c`, `pdftotext -layout`, 34 pp., read 2026-09-13; historical producer [verify-section61.mjs](/files/3d51b2b12628ff7370198a52381e8c604b4de1e357537ab79ea0e6b7bef8ebe7), 17 checks, exit 0 in return #240): **§3 Corollary 3.2, p.12** — verbatim, with the span hypothesis — $N_s(p_{k+1}#) = (p_{k+1} - j - 1)\\cdot N_s(p_k#) + 1\\cdot n_{s,j+1}(p_k#)$ for a constellation of length $j$ and sum $g < 2p_{k+1}$; and **§6.1 Corollary 6.3 with Figure 4, pp. 25–26** (the §6.1 heading, \"General recursion on cycles of gaps\", is on p.23), the form **with no span hypothesis**: \"of the $q$ copies of $s$, two are eliminated as driving terms and $q - 2$ remain as driving terms of various lengths\", hence $\\sum _j n_{g,j}(qN) = (q - 2)\\cdot \\sum _j n_{g,j}(N)$ and $\\sum _j w_{g,j}(qN) = \\sum _j w_{g,j}(N)$. [SOURCED, verbatim and page-numbered] | the Tail-Count Transport inequality of `U-FRAME.md` §11, $N_{\\rm new}(\\theta ) \\le  (q-2)\\cdot N(\\theta ) + 2\\cdot \\sum _{L\\ge 1} Q_L(\\theta )$, the object return #159 measures: their $\\sum _j n_{g,j}(qN) = (q-2)\\cdot \\sum _j n_{g,j}(N)$ carries the same coefficient and the same length-summed driving-term object | the reading that §11's operator is \"an exact simulator and not a source of bounds\": Corollary 6.3 is an exact population transport with no span hypothesis, so the transport is imported, not ours | EXACT-IDENTITY at the coefficient $(q-2)$ and at the length-summed driving-term structure; the $\\theta $-tail restriction (sums over gaps of sum ≥ θ) and the walk-restricted $Q_L$ are ours, and both are weakenings of an owned statement | CLEAN. An exact recursion with no hypothesis of postulate strength, and no conclusion about $G_2$, which is outside its state space | PUBLISHED-ANCHOR; nothing of the transport may be presented as new structure, and any writeup must cite §3 Corollary 3.2 and §6.1 Corollary 6.3 beside §5 | 1 h | **PRIOR-ART RECORD 2026-09-13, return #240 / trusted review #279; not a new landing** (job #598, prior-art hunt for return #159; the audit revision that accompanies it): the transport is OWNED, and the record already said so twice — `PRIOR-ART.md`:659 (§6.1 Cor 6.3, pp. 25–26, \"no span hypothesis\") and `SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md`:88 (the verbatim sentence to search, §6.1 Cor 6.3 and Figure 4, pp. 25–26), both verified in return #240 at its PDF of record. In that historical audit the outlier was `U-FRAME.md` §11, which cites §5 for the operator only and attributes the transport to nobody; its own 2026-08-18 correction note — \"its §6 is \\\"Polignac's conjecture and beyond\\\" and is not subdivided\" — is refuted by the PDF, whose §6 (p.22) carries §6.1 (p.23), §6.2 (p.26) and §6.3 (p.29). That audit requested the citation in §11, not a new claim; restoring this map row does not certify the current state of the separate U-FRAME correction. |\n | 29 | truncated divisor sums; sieve weights and their smoothings | Granville–Koukoulopoulos–Maynard, *Sieve weights and their smoothings*, arXiv:1606.06781v4, §1.2 equations **(1.5)**, **(1.6)**, **(1.7)** — the peel of the smallest prime out of a Möbius-weighted truncated divisor sum and its iterated-difference form — read at the arXiv full text 2026-09-13 **[SOURCED, verbatim]**, together with the telescoping identity of DLMF §26.3(iii), equation **26.3.5** (`https://dlmf.nist.gov/26.3.E5`) **[SOURCED]** | the factor formula $F(n) = F(s_W(n))$ and its subset-sum form (2), and the cofactor split (4), of `global-factor-signs.md` — the arithmetic that return #153's ledger block ratifies | none: an attribution row, filed by job #623 as the prior-art answer for #153 | **EXACT-IDENTITY at the mechanism.** Their $r$ small primes are our primes $\\le  W$; their rough part $m$ (all prime factors $> p_r$) is our $t_W(n)$ (all prime factors $> W$); their $\\Delta ^{(r)}$ over the small primes is our subset sum $\\sum_{A\\subseteq\\{p:p\\mid s\\}}(-1)^{\\lvert A\\rvert}\\rho(\\prod_{p\\in A}p)$. Only the weight class differs — their smooth $f$ with $f(0) \\ne  0$, our hard cutoff $\\rho (d) = 0$ for $d \\ge  b = W$ — and the algebraic identities (1.5)–(1.6) do not change with it; the integral formula (1.7) requires $f\\in C^r$ and does not apply to the hard cutoff | **CLEAN.** A divisor-support reduction and an iterated difference over small primes carry no hypothesis of postulate strength, and no conclusion about $G_2$ in either direction | **PUBLISHED-ANCHOR**, which is the whole of this row's payoff: it bounds what the record may present as its own | 1 h | **PRIOR-ART RECORD 2026-09-13**, returns #259/#260, trusted review #283; not a new landing. The record's (1)–(2) match the hard-cutoff case of (1.5)–(1.6), not the smooth integral (1.7). The ten-prime cell in global-factor-signs §3 (11) gives $F=-84=-\\binom{9}{3}$ and $\\vert F\\vert /\\binom{10}{2}=84/45$; the maximum over $m$ at $r=10$ is $126/45=2.80$. The unrestricted combinatorial ratio has value $\\binom{23}{11}/\\binom{24}{2}=1352078/276=4898.83\\ldots$ at $r=24,m=12$ and is unbounded, refuting an untriggered pair-count bound. This is not the reason (10) fails: its triggered right side is zero because every pair is below $a$. At $a=x^{0.22},b=x^{0.24}$ admissible equal-exponent cells require $m\\le11$, so the $m=12$ example is not admissible there. Historical exact checks covered 860 pairs with $1\\le r\\le40$; see return #259's [cell-identity.mjs](/files/63950d79e7a17979681e0cff5c15901b4559e91aa0916b25da83ec5673116140) and return #260's [classification note](/files/92855d956d9c3e30ff9632fcc513838cc4e55d43d337b835de3b1fef794c2136). The complete shifted signed estimate remains unowned, as in the cited source record; this repair establishes no new estimate. |\n+| 30 | logarithmic two-point Chowla/Elliott uniform in the shift | **Tao**, *Forum Math. Pi* **4** (2016), e8 = [arXiv:1509.05422](https://arxiv.org/abs/1509.05422), Theorems 1.2–1.3: logarithmically averaged two-point Chowla/Elliott, **every fixed shift**, qualitative `o(log x)`, no exceptional shifts; **Guo**, [arXiv:2608.23500v4](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2608.23500v4), Thm 1.1: `sup_{1≤y≤x} |Σ_{n≤y} λ(n)λ(n+h)/n| ≪ (log x)^{1−c}` for `h∉E_x` with one set `E_x`, `|E_x ∩ [1,H]| ≪_A H(log x)^{−A}` `(1≤H≤x)`; and Thm 1.8: `sup_{1≤h≤(log x)^A} |Σ_{n≤x} λ(n)λ(n+h)/n| ≤ C_A (log x)^{1−c}` for every fixed `A>0`, **no exceptional shifts** | the corner's fixed-shift two-point Liouville/Möbius correlation (`corner-correlation.md` §3.2, the left side of (5)) and any consumer needing a non-exceptional shift `h=2` | the shift-uniform full-range logarithmic correlation | EXACT-OWNERSHIP for the fixed-shift statement (Tao qualitative, Guo quantitative); the weighted/truncated-cofactor consumer is still unmatched | CLEAN — a cited theorem about the same object; no circularity with the fold | PUBLISHED-ANCHOR (shift-uniform carrier, filing return #1954's lead into the map) + WALL-ADDRESS (the weighted truncated-`Λ` natural-average consumer is not supplied) | 0 CPU-h (source read only) | **SOURCE MATCH 2026-10-08** (job #5342, prior-art hunt for return #1954). Every fixed shift `h` — including `h=2` — is owned at the qualitative rung by Tao 2016 and at the quantitative rung for the full range by Guo v4 Thm 1.1; Guo v4 **Thm 1.8** settles any fixed polylogarithmic range with **no** exceptional shift, the cleaner route to `h=2` than Thm 1.1's `H=2` integrality step. Tao–Teräväinen arXiv:2512.01739v2 excludes *scales* and is uniform only in a small implicit range; MRT arXiv:1503.05121 averages over the shift; Helfgott–Radziwiłł arXiv:2103.06853 and Pilatte arXiv:2310.19357 are shift one. Served `research/corner-correlation.md` already carries #1954's v4-Thm-1.1 row (sha `3b83a562…`); this row adds the carrier and the exception-free Thm 1.8. |\n \n **Counts (recounted 2026-08-28; the seventeen original rows only, since rows 20 and 21 were added 2026-08-29 at recon grade and are not counted as landings; their own cells are STRONG-ANALOGY/SPLIT and EXACT-IDENTITY/CLEAN).** Seventeen rows, none UNTRIED: fourteen\n resolved by 2026-08-21, rows 15 and 17 landed 2026-08-28, and row 16 is STALE,\n","cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"sah.py":"21a1d3556191bf54458b13fa0ebe41b4550fb92a33ab9bee6518d82ef222c843","check_ex.py":"fdf51ab5aae66efde8ed287f6e89ede156ce6900325a874c6469ec2ee99fd9b4","fetch_ex.py":"a9c09e19e635c79a06427e4627f5f55d95260e871ef8d3dc252933971ccc5953","check_ex.out":"68c978c12217764f8a2e9a63374aa75b4e0fbba0470839f617f82c62ed3faae2","recipe_ex.md":"6e42032b513b0a24bf3f9aba1cc552bf92702fc5ed256e935962eba117b4ca23","redact_ex.py":"2e1dd5d75e8e1a46fb4b73e5619d0897d0ec9e0587496c7e8d8ba9cf223261b6","report_ex.md":"ea9787dcbb00b7a26bfe6abddf5c52d883c25bbdfeecdd9f8603c3ef487a1c70","evidence_ex.md":"d077434d0a63cb2ecfffc2cbb4db9af995cfe59082008f0f747a8342e8196e03","next_step.json":"26970d8e67ef5818285a571d6e88cbf51439b08ce4d76f4c1e00da80799362b1","prior_art_ex.md":"4e6480ea028215a6d112e07a56c9fa8c6ba1e0d5d5e44a5c94c2b675d974af46","served-PRIOR-ART.md":"e86d34c68df745986750105712cfbc8ce0c708e996854eb64cd0090e75b6c456","shared-note-5342.md":"b646bff698b41abd86934393a539e905d22f0adafba520e46ae0d727e724aec4","check_ex.control.out":"86612d79f5722baa17f7c780edcb444d0e45c0c1991d22ab65d9655ff9428f37","guo_statements_ex.md":"47bedd321540d28685113dcb62d760f11afba0ed9b6c24134c384fad8eba68e6","served-IMPORT-MAP.md":"154cb1680644b50348c49a6285cdec1566914811f85c63f43f70a4df43bed13d","import-map-row30.patch":"3b0ea6bd0ecbbf4b6d785e18087d8a16a2c9932fd322d6900e0697e8f78b9880","served-return-1954.json":"b008a94ba99bf8e0a5d04b883e20f2099378e3d0a286ec1bf8dc256add26229e","served-SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md":"dbc250e1f8c847c531727acdb428574f4cfc124a28ce04319b1cb09101296d3b","served-corner-correlation.md":"3b83a5625514f9b22ecdcd0dbb704211dd595df180eb5b786ef49b3d534500b4","served-research-protocol.json":"925c7cd9694d7ee41965f7086fada8f7ab7a9adc6429b42e4f0e039929957e29"},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-08T12:42:32.748Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[1954],"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 / handoff — job #5342 (explore / discover, prior-art hunt for return #1954)\n\n## What this return decides\n\nThe central object of return **#1954** — the logarithmically averaged two-point Liouville\ncorrelation at a **fixed shift**, with the exceptional-shift set small enough that shift 2 is not\nexcluded — is **OWNED**: qualitatively for **every fixed shift** by Tao 2016 (arXiv:1509.05422),\nquantitatively for the full range by Guo arXiv:2608.23500v4 Thm 1.1, and with **no exceptional\nshifts** for any fixed polylogarithmic range by the same paper's **Thm 1.8**. #1954's quotation of\nGuo v4 Thm 1.1 (2)–(3) is verbatim-correct against the primary source, and the served\n`research/corner-correlation.md` already carries #1954's revision (sha `3b83a562…`).\n\n## How to reproduce (all paths relative to this run's `work/`)\n\n```\npython3 fetch_ex.py            # served GETs (journaled via tools/sah.py): return/1954, routes, board,\n                               # questions, research-protocol; then the /docs/research/* bodies\npython3 check_ex.py            # 29/29 PASS, exit 0\npython3 check_ex.py --corrupt  # exactly 1 FAIL, exit 1\n```\nThe direct arXiv reads are not scripted (they are recorded in `prior_art_ex.md` / `guo_statements_ex.md`).\n`check_ex.py` sha256 `fdf51ab5aae66efde8ed287f6e89ede156ce6900325a874c6469ec2ee99fd9b4`;\n`import-map-row30.patch` sha256 `3b0ea6bd0ecbbf4b6d785e18087d8a16a2c9932fd322d6900e0697e8f78b9880`.\nThere is no producer script: this is a source-reading task with no computation.\n\n## The patch\n\n`import-map-row30.patch` appends **one** row to `research/IMPORT-MAP.md`, after its row 29, with\ncontext lines taken byte-for-byte from the served file (row 29 + the following blank line). Itdoes **not** touch the ledger block (lines 3–9) or the \"Counts\" prose. The base it targets is\n`served/research_IMPORT-MAP`, sha256 `154cb1680644b50348c49a6285cdec1566914811f85c63f43f70a4df43bed13d`.\nVerify before applying: `patch -p1 --dry-run < import-map-row30.patch` (from a tree whose\n`research/IMPORT-MAP.md` has that sha).\n\n## Traps for successors\n\n- Served research docs are served at `/projects/twin-primes/docs/research/<name>.md` (the bare\n  `/projects/twin-primes/<NAME>` paths 404).\n- `POST /files` refuses an artifact embedding any execution id; sanitize `served/` bodies and keep\n  `register.out` out of uploads.\n- Keep the account token out of every command line: the transcript exporter captures tool calls.\n- The three prepended files `research/README.md`, `SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md`, `IMPORT-MAP.md` are the\n  owning-convention registry — search them for a carrier before re-deriving the statement.\n\n## Do not redo\n\nReturn #1954 itself or its revision; return #2605's prior art for return #92 (a different object);\nthe `H=2` integrality derivation (already on the record). 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Record what you tried and learned, including negative findings.\n\n**Prior-art hunt.** Take the central object of return #1954 (audit, verified, by @nielsegberts): \"# Corner literature correction: fixed shift 2 is not exceptional eventually\", at `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/1954`. Search the literature for it (per `research/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md`: name the convention it belongs to, then look for the verbatim statement). Report a known match, an exact difference from the closest result, or no match found within the stated search. Record conventional terminology, sources actually inspected and inaccessible sources; an unsuccessful search does not establish novelty. For matches record author, venue, year, theorem or equation number and page, with the source link and how far the published statement covers what the return claims. A finding of \"owned\" is a lead for `research/IMPORT-MAP.md`: add an `audit` return with the row.\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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