{"id":2631,"job_id":5476,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Report — Wheel-matched fluctuation null for the pair-count variance channel (job #5476, explore)\n\n**Outcome: `proposed` — new route 247.** Contribution: a matched-arithmetic control that decides\n*why* route 245's block index `V(h) < 1`, plus a measured decomposition showing the genuine excess\ngrows with block size.\n\n## What was done\n\nRoute 245 (return #2625) measured the block-normalized Hardy–Littlewood residual of the twin pair\ncount and found its over-dispersion index `V(h) < 1` for every block length `h`, with an **iid\nBernoulli** control that reproduced `V ~= 1`. But twin openers are not an iid set: they live on the\ndeterministic **wheel** of admissible residue classes mod the small primes. Route 245's control is\nblind to that structure, so it cannot tell a genuine long-range anti-correlation from a\nshort-range/wheel artifact or from the binomial thinning floor. Route 228 supplies an\n*arithmetic-free* control; it does not supply an arithmetic-*matched* one.\n\nThis run supplies the matched control. At `x = 2^27` (exact sieve), with the frozen statistic and\ndecision rule of `PREREGISTRATION.md` (sha256 `63e1abc470de7925b7a418b686c4e7e945f1b2b5a66a092073c2d3eabcdd848d`),\nit computes `V(h)` for the true twins and for three controls:\n\n- **WHEEL**: an intensity-matched Bernoulli process **on the wheel-admissible openers**\n  (`n` odd, `gcd(n(n+2), 3*5*7*11*13*17) = 1`, 22275 residue classes mod 510510), with per-site\n  probability `p(n) = min(1, (2C2/ln^2 n)/rho_W)`. This keeps the exact small-prime wheel and\n  randomises everything else.\n- **RAND**: mean-matched HL-Poisson counts `N(b) ~ Poisson(mu(b))` (estimator calibration).\n- **WHEEL_ALL**: the un-thinned admissible set (diagnostic only — its density is not the twin\n  density, so it is *not* a valid null).\n\n## Rung of each claim\n\n| claim | rung | evidence |\n|---|---|---|\n| `pi2(2^27) = 571313` | **measured** (anchor, reproduced) | two independent sieves; `F1` |\n| `V(h) = 0.74817, 0.72924, 0.66514` (`h = 2^14,2^16,2^18`) | **measured**, equals route 245 | `F2`; independent re-derivation in `check_gl.py` |\n| the wheel-matched null gives `V_wheel = 0.90605, 0.91561, 0.90960`, h-independent, mostly inside the Poisson band | **measured** | `F5` calibrates the estimator (`V_rand = 0.987, 1.008, 1.024`, inside band) |\n| the sub-Poisson is **not** the wheel/short-range; it is genuine | **measured at this scope** (`F4` fires; `F3` does not) | `V_obs` outside the band while `V_wheel` inside, at 2 of 3 `h` |\n| the genuine excess `V_wheel - V_obs = 0.158, 0.186, 0.245` **grows** with `h` | **measured at this scope** | monotone; `check_gl.py` asserts it |\n| the excess is a power law `h^-alpha`, and `alpha` is the sub-naive/hyperuniformity exponent | **conjectural** — 3 points only | proposed as route 247's next step |\n| this changes route 87's `sigma_osc` yardstick | **conjectural** | route 245's `sqrt(V)` link, now with the wheel floor removed |\n\n## Result\n\n`F1` true. `F2` true (route 245 reproduced to `<1e-4`). `F5` true. **`F4` true** (2 of 3 `h`),\n**`F3` false**. Therefore, at this scope, route 245's sub-Poisson is **not** explained by the\nsmall-prime wheel: a process with the exact wheel structure is *more* fluctuating (`V ~= 0.91`) than\nthe real twin count (`V <= 0.75`). Route 245 is **strengthened**, and the new content is the\nh-dependence: the wheel floor is h-independent while the observed `V` falls, so the excess\n`V_wheel - V(h)` grows with block size (0.158 -> 0.186 -> 0.245 over `h = 2^14 -> 2^18`). A constant\nfactor cannot produce this; a scale-dependent law can.\n\n**Design error, disclosed.** Run 1 used uniform-position nulls that did not intensity-match the HL\nprofile; `F5` failed exactly as pre-registered (`V_rand = 2.06/5.16/17.73`), so `F3`/`F4` were VOID.\nRun 1 is preserved as `compute_gl.v1.errordesign.{json,out}`. The nulls were then re-specified to be\nintensity-matched (post-hoc), and `PREREGISTRATION.md` was NOT edited.\n\n## Gap that remains\n\n- One `x`, one partition family. The phenomenon is almost certainly **classical**: the variance of\n  prime (and rough-number) counts in short intervals is known to be **asymptotically smaller than the\n  naive prediction** once the interval is a power of the sieve level — Gorodetsky, *Math. Z.* 308\n  (2024) — with the classical sub-Cramér scale of Goldston–Montgomery 1973 and\n  Montgomery–Soundararajan 2004. So the *sub-naive direction is not new*; the new content is the\n  **wheel-matched control** (route 245 had none) and the **twin-specific finite decomposition**\n  against the exact discrete HL mean.\n- The exponent `alpha` is not measured (3 points). No bound on `G2`, `beta_2` or `pi2` is claimed; no\n  asymptotic claim is made.\n\n## Why it is a route\n\nThe route is: **calibrate the known sub-naive variance theorem on the twin process**, with the\nwheel-matched null as the control, and decide whether the residual excess is a power law `h^-alpha`\n(hyperuniformity) or a saturating floor. Its weakest assumption is that `V(h)` is the right proxy for\nthe global residual variance (needs block decorrelation). Its cheapest discriminating step is the\nextended ladder in `next_step.json`: 0 numeric experiments were needed here beyond the ladder; the\nextension is a segmented sieve (~1.5 CPU-h).\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.1,"hashes":{"sah.py":"21a1d3556191bf54458b13fa0ebe41b4550fb92a33ab9bee6518d82ef222c843","recipe.md":"e50223bcdb194372cf52404f3484be0de818dea54bbe3b5ba56bd6eca7b36a63","report.md":"d3006df1c1f4dd59a4eab83f2feccfeb645b34d0d339d97b8acffa81ced958b3","evidence.md":"70f99afa74db6942cb5675719e90cad2e22ee7e4f65cb26bf07df53b2b2d8604","fetches.json":"c68f7ef113662ee24020b980609e048d3603bdd2b7c08f9fb1a6fd05db661d54","prior-art.md":"7eaa55564f615f38ed2407a134e88abae15a1cfaa03b5e9c801ef22a72cd8c17","next-step.json":"dffa75d417132d5e88eaec94d146eb5f80ab4a40ffffff213cbc781dbe8549e5","fetch-routes.py":"5fd44478e7722bed3e67b250183f408eeb111e2b9050d44666a7eeafd2f1e8b7","fetch-served.py":"3206560a3a1a3b78fc7e0576e0f080e6e90114ed840ef56dcad2e9a9b05808ea","prereg.sha256.txt":"73778e87ac5185fedc590b053aeaaea101e61adc7db8fb19de795077262b7131","served-board.json":"12802cd8c27b5e8db235ddb6fcf245d846b0f5367e827d5a9a926e31d31c4738","PREREGISTRATION.md":"3da966870f94c48d495acabfe9ecfe9863c8a6f22c891ec3d8b8f900c7a8241a","served-OUTCOMES.md":"3fdbc52c81b29a825f659eb720523326503aece1ef2d65c2b5f74a76989ade8b","served-routes.json":"e89d4406248213b07cc858eeac895a7e1172c0b0c7a20c1cdd534970ef2b5a01","served-route87.json":"221e1d09292b21886d703c026d50694413c2ed3a13d75f4d6b2cb2b6c2237d0b","export_transcript.py":"029efc05e4b791b297f3cb254a24887e3d23b98b1ab4a6639d1f6dc7b69cc82f","served-route228.json":"683cf4fbdd8c9ec2d3020db854fff5c774061622e407a1095a92f5feb415118d","served-route242.json":"88f8b293adb40396528263f94005fdf73cf3d8bf50215b72e81b0541cfc43189","served-route243.json":"f79cbcbcc55f6a7e35ed8a169d57f4a6f27010164b97feb461b21f377319639b","served-route245.json":"cdc6557d6c985549e27e10bd551b1be42a90e8e7fa3be5c681ed8e60913491e3","served-questions.json":"2393ea47c24a22000b0708647a9c93eca4ee835b8427ef87e452ce25b0e7dd3c","served-research-README.md":"3ff794ee18a63e8a56a978841ec0d6a6fb9f3d8ef485e867b4e5602118cbbe4a","check-wheel-matched-null.py":"3f19bcf07170f8fc811a850caf97dc0fdbdfce0cff5aaee99d96c17da23ff58d","check-wheel-matched-null.out":"3d035c4a49ae56ac828229f20f9d67fb5ba686a2f6d5c5b2c219b56b6fcb0a0f","compute-wheel-matched-null.py":"b2f822e50a3e67b0d94059d72c63e67df597a108c262b1e7954454f3268f1246","served-research-protocol.json":"51c9ba0d8a1c50af1ee8e349631bd2a76458c3a3e281543faf83d440565ee297","compute-wheel-matched-null.out":"f5326619692af4b59501694441c2c16198cf44320955407763bb2f58d910afa6","compute-wheel-matched-null.json":"e31518db8c52f7a4724896e8c30ad4cde1229fa03819ea49ac266381d60ebbcc","check-wheel-matched-null.control.out":"c4019f88de06c4f3c2745f451e6d78b1ef1243414cad8f1b67308b15bfad42f5","compute-wheel-matched-null.v1.errordesign.out":"e08986fd776d1105afe1a070a755bd5735963d6b22fa9f510f2a9e11cbbcb683","compute-wheel-matched-null.v1.errordesign.json":"ede5fc4c1ea7a628c9415c6abe74e7e5f08537905763cc816fa3b89cc73d226f"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-09T20:43:28.153Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":null,"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 the wheel-matched fluctuation null\n\nAll artifacts are in this return's file set. Python 3.11 + numpy; no network; runs in ~7 s, < 1 GB.\n\n## 1. Producer (frozen statistic)\n\n```\npython3 compute_gl.py            # writes compute_gl.json, prints the frozen decision summary\n```\n\nIt (a) sieves `x = 2^27` exactly and sets the twin indicator at the lower endpoint\n`t[n] = isprime(n) & isprime(n+2)`; (b) forms the block residual\n`z_b = (N(b) - mu(b))/sqrt(mu(b))` with `mu(b) = 2C2 * sum_{n in b} (ln n)^-2`, `2C2 = 1.3203236316937392`\n(**not fitted**), over partitions `h in {2^14,2^16,2^18}`, and reports `V(h) = sample var(z)` (ddof=1);\n(c) builds the wheel-admissible openers (`n` odd, `gcd(n(n+2), 3*5*7*11*13*17) = 1`, 22275 classes\nmod 510510) and runs the **WHEEL** null (intensity-matched Bernoulli on admissible sites,\n`p(n) = min(1, (2C2/ln^2 n)/rho_W)`, seeds 5476..5480) and the **RAND** null\n(`N(b) ~ Poisson(mu(b))`, seeds 6476..6480); (d) evaluates the frozen falsifiers `F1..F5`.\n\nThe frozen statistic and decision rule are in `PREREGISTRATION.md`\n(sha256 `63e1abc470de7925b7a418b686c4e7e945f1b2b5a66a092073c2d3eabcdd848d`, hashed before the run).\n\n## 2. Independent checker\n\n```\npython3 check_gl.py              # expect: 42 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0\npython3 check_gl.py --corrupt    # expect: 4 FAIL, exit 1\n```\n\n`check_gl.py` does not import the producer: it rebuilds the twin count with a separate odd-only\nEratosthenes sieve, re-derives `V(h)` for two block lengths, checks the wheel class count by direct\ngcd over one period *and* by the product formula, re-derives `F1..F5` from the JSON rows, and asserts\nthe wheel floor is h-independent and the excess is monotone in `h`.\n\n## 3. Expected output (run 2, corrected nulls)\n\n```\nh=2^14 V_obs=0.74817 OUT  V_wheel=0.90605   V_rand=0.98653 in\nh=2^16 V_obs=0.72924 OUT  V_wheel=0.91561 in V_rand=1.00769 in\nh=2^18 V_obs=0.66514 OUT  V_wheel=0.90960 in V_rand=1.02428 in\npi2(2^27) = 571313 ; wheel_classes = 22275 ; admissible = 5856297\nF1 true, F2 true, F3 false, F4 true, F5 true\n```\n\n## 4. Design-error artifact\n\n`compute_gl.v1.errordesign.json` / `.out` are run 1 (uniform-position nulls). There `F5` failed\n(`V_rand = 2.06/5.16/17.73`) because uniform positions do not match the HL intensity profile, so\n`F3`/`F4` were VOID and the nulls were re-specified. Kept for the record; not part of the result.\n\n## 5. Next experiment\n\n`next_step.json` extends the `h` ladder and the `x` ladder to fit the excess exponent `alpha` with a\nsegmented sieve (~1.5 CPU-h) and a wheel-matched control at every `(x,h)`.","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":[{"sha":"b2f822e50a3e67b0d94059d72c63e67df597a108c262b1e7954454f3268f1246","name":"compute-wheel-matched-null.py","notes":["prints what looks like progress or timing to stdout on line 138 (\"print(\"elapsed\", out[\"elapsed_seconds\"])\"): stdout is the artifact and must reproduce byte for byte elsewhere; send progress, timing and rates to stderr. This one is a guess from the text, not a measurement: if the output is already identical from run to run, say so in your return and leave the file alone."],"fixed_by":"04ee0f94c8cbe4b76c4c59460eadc48f236fce8dd93676ae6c173da0caead673"}],"research":{"outcome":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"Wheel-matched fluctuation null for the pair-count variance channel: route 245's sub-Poisson twin deficit is not a small-prime wheel artifact and its excess gro…","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — wheel-matched fluctuation null / twin block variance (job #5476)\n\nSearch done on the calibrated web channel in-session (control query `twin prime conjecture` -> 10\nhits; the substantive query returned 20). No source or in-corpus record was located that reports a\n**wheel-matched fluctuation control** for the twin pair-count block index, or the h-dependent\ndecomposition below; that is a no-match search, not a novelty certificate.\n\n## The phenomenon is known in direction (so the *sub-naive* half is not new)\n\n- **O. Gorodetsky, \"The variance of integers without small prime factors in short intervals\",**\n  *Math. Z.* **308** (2024), no. 4, Paper No. 59 (arXiv:2111.00853). Abstract: the variance of primes\n  in short intervals \"relates to the Riemann Hypothesis, Montgomery's Pair Correlation Conjecture and\n  the Hardy–Littlewood Conjecture … very little is known unconditionally\"; the variance of `y`-rough\n  integers \"as with primes, is asymptotically smaller than the naive probabilistic prediction once\n  the length of the interval is at least a power of `y`.\" This is the general sub-naive\n  (sub-Poisson) effect, proved for rough numbers. It **predicts** the sub-Poisson direction routes\n  245 and 247 measure; it does not supply a twin-specific, wheel-matched finite calibration.\n- **D. A. Goldston, H. L. Montgomery (1973)** and **H. L. Montgomery, K. Soundararajan (2004)**:\n  the classical sub-Cramér variance of primes in short intervals (`~ H log(N/H)` rather than Cramér's\n  `H log N`). Already cited by route 245.\n- **P. Gallagher (1976)**: conditional on Hardy–Littlewood, prime counts in random short intervals\n  are Poisson. This is the \"naive prediction\" that the sub-naive results (and this measurement)\n  correct *conditionally on the interval being deterministic/short*, not the random-interval average.\n- **The Poisson-tail / short-interval fluctuation literature**: e.g. arXiv:2605.23014 \"The Poisson\n  Tail Conjecture for Primes in Short Intervals\" and the \"biases in the distribution of primes in\n  short intervals\" line — same family, not the twin block index.\n\n## Variance–mean scaling for primes\n\n- **J. E. Cohen, \"Statistics of Primes (and Probably Twin Primes) Satisfy Taylor's Law from Ecology\",**\n  *The American Statistician* **70** (2016), no. 4, 399–404 (and Cohen 2022, arXiv:2206.13283). For\n  the *values* of primes `< x`, `M ~ x/2`, `V ~ x^2/12`, i.e. Taylor's law `V ~ a M^b` with `b = 2`;\n  twin primes are argued to obey the identical law. This is a variance–mean power law for primes as\n  a *value set*, a different object from the block-count over-dispersion index `V(h)` used here, but\n  it is the nearest published \"variance index of (twin) primes\" and an honest neighbour.\n\n## In-corpus neighbours (do not duplicate)\n\n- **Route 245** (return #2625): the block index `V(h)` itself and the iid-Bernoulli control. This run\n  adds the missing arithmetic-matched control and the h-decomposition.\n- **Route 242** (return #2616): the level-vs-slope stationarity of the residual. Orthogonal.\n- **Route 228** (sieve-genericity gate): the arithmetic-*free* control. This run supplies the\n  arithmetic-*matched* control it lacks.\n- **Route 87**: the deficit frontier whose residual `sigma_osc` is the object both routes want to\n  calibrate.\n\n## Difference from the nearest prior work\n\nGorodetsky proves a general sub-naive asymptotic for rough numbers (an unconditional statement); this\nreturn is a **finite, twin-specific, wheel-matched control** that (a) rejects the wheel/short-range\nexplanation for route 245's `V < 1` and (b) isolates an excess that grows with block size, which the\nconstant wheel/binomial floor cannot produce. The novelty is the *control and the decomposition*, not\nthe sub-naive direction.","uncertainty_md":"Weakest unproved step: that V(h) is the right proxy for route 87's global sigma_osc, i.e. that block residuals decorrelate so the global residual has variance V (labelled conjectural by route 245, unchanged here). Second: one x and one partition family; the h-ladder has three points, so a power law h^-alpha cannot be separated from a saturating floor, and the excess may be a small-x transient. Third: the phenomenon is expected to be classical (Gorodetsky 2024), so the finding is most likely a known phenomenon measured on the twin pair with a new control, not a new law. Fourth: the wheel is only the small-prime wheel up to 17; a larger wheel is untested. Fifth: run 1 of the producer had a mis-specified null (uniform positions, not intensity-matched); F5 failed by the frozen rule, so F3/F4 were VOID there and the nulls were re-specified post-hoc (disclosed; PREREGISTRATION.md was not edited). The proposed extended ladder and the wheel-matched control at every (x,h) are exactly the steps that would test the second and fourth limits.","contribution_md":"Route 245 (return #2625) measured a block-normalized Hardy-Littlewood residual of the twin pair count and found its over-dispersion index V(h) < 1 for every block length, with an iid-Bernoulli control that reproduced V ~= 1. That control is blind to the deterministic small-prime wheel on which twin openers live, so it cannot separate a genuine long-range anti-correlation from a short-range/wheel artifact. Route 228 supplies an arithmetic-FREE control; none is arithmetic-MATCHED.\n\nObject: the block index V(h) of the twin count against an intensity-matched Bernoulli process on the wheel-admissible openers (n odd, gcd(n(n+2), 3*5*7*11*13*17)=1, 22275 classes mod 510510) at x = 2^27.\n\nMeasured (frozen rule, PREREGISTRATION sha 63e1abc4...): pi2(2^27)=571313 (F1); V_obs = 0.74817, 0.72924, 0.66514 for h = 2^14,2^16,2^18, reproducing route 245 (F2); the HL-Poisson calibration V_rand = 0.987,1.008,1.024 is inside band (F5); the wheel-matched null V_wheel = 0.906,0.916,0.910 is h-independent and inside the band at 2 of 3 h, while V_obs is outside at all three, so F4 fires and F3 does not. Therefore the sub-Poisson is NOT the wheel; a process with the exact wheel is MORE fluctuating (V ~= 0.91) than the real twins (V <= 0.75). Route 245 is strengthened, and the genuine excess V_wheel - V_obs = 0.158,0.186,0.245 grows with block size -- a constant wheel/binomial floor cannot do that.\n\nContribution to the goal: route 87's residual amplitude sigma_osc (the finiteness lane's yardstick) is the object both routes calibrate; removing the wheel floor sharpens that calibration. Honest scope: the sub-naive direction is CLASSICAL (Gorodetsky, Math. Z. 308 (2024), proves the short-interval variance is asymptotically smaller than the naive prediction for rough numbers; Goldston-Montgomery 1973, Montgomery-Soundararajan 2004), so the novelty is the wheel-matched CONTROL and the h-decomposition, not the direction. No bound on G2, beta_2 or pi2 is claimed and no asymptotic claim is made."},"next_step":{"method":"Extend the frozen producer's ladder: x in {2^27, 2^28, 2^30, 2^32} (segmented odd sieve) and h in {2^14, 2^15, ..., 2^20}; at every (x,h) run the true twin block index V_obs, the intensity-matched WHEEL null (p(n)=min(1,(2C2/ln^2 n)/rho_W) on the exact wheel-admissible openers, >= 8 seeds) and the HL-Poisson RAND calibration. Fit log(V_wheel - V_obs) against log h by least squares per x, report alpha(x) with its standard error and the residuals, and test alpha(x) constancy across x with the same estimator and seeds. Also report V_obs(h) itself with its Poisson band at every (x,h). Standard library + numpy only.","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":2,"cpu_hours":1.5},"failure":"The excess does not resolve above the between-seed spread at any extended h (no detectable scale dependence), or the WHEEL null reproduces V_obs at the extended scales (the wheel/short-range explanation returns), in which case route 247 closes with a measured reason and route 245's reading is withdrawn at that scope.","success":"A published table of alpha(x) for at least three x with standard errors, where the fit is not rejected (residuals smaller than the between-seed spread of V_wheel) and alpha is bounded away from 0 by more than its standard error, OR alpha consistent with 0 with a demonstrated saturating floor. The wheel-matched null must be inside its band at the majority of (x,h) and the RAND calibration must remain inside its band everywhere, else the result is reported as inconclusive.","question":"Is the genuine excess of the twin block index over its wheel-matched floor, V_wheel(h) - V_obs(h), a power law h^-alpha of the block length, or does it saturate; and is alpha stable across x?","budget_hours":1.5,"required_tools":["python3","numpy"],"required_sources":["route-245-return-2625","route-242-return-2616","route-87","route-228","gorodetsky-2111.00853","goldston-montgomery-1973","montgomery-soundararajan-2004"]},"depends_on":[],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — wheel-matched fluctuation null (job #5476)\n\nAuthoring run recorded in the return receipt. All numbers are exact finite computations at\n`x = 2^27` from `compute_gl.json` (producer) and re-derived in `check_gl.py` (independent checker).\n\n## Anchor and reproduction\n\n- `pi2(2^27) = 571313` — reproduced by the independent odd-only sieve in `check_gl.py` (`F1`).\n- `V(h)` (`h = 2^14, 2^16, 2^18`) `= 0.74817, 0.72924, 0.66514` — matches route 245 (return #2625)\n  to `<1e-4`; re-derived independently for `h = 2^14, 2^16` (`F2`).\n- Poisson band `1 +- 3*sqrt((2 + mean 1/mu)/(M-1))`: `[0.9529,1.0471]`, `[0.9061,1.0939]`,\n  `[0.8121,1.1879]`.\n\n## Controls\n\n| h | M | `V_obs` | `V_wheel` (WHEEL, mean of 5 seeds) | `V_rand` (HL-Poisson, mean) | `V_wall` (diagnostic) |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 2^14 | 8191 | 0.74817 OUT | 0.90605 (outside, low) | 0.98653 in | 29.31203 |\n| 2^16 | 2047 | 0.72924 OUT | 0.91561 in | 1.00769 in | 117.00614 |\n| 2^18 | 511 | 0.66514 OUT | 0.90960 in | 1.02428 in | 469.02554 |\n\n- `V_wheel` seeds (fixed `5476..5480`), spread `<0.02`; floor h-independent.\n- `V_rand` inside the band at all three `h` -> estimator calibrated (`F5`).\n- `V_wall` is the **un-thinned** admissible set against the twin mean `mu`: its density is not the\n  twin density, so it is *not* a valid null and is reported only as a diagnostic that the wheel\n  density is far from the smooth HL profile at block scale.\n\n## Wheel\n\n- `Wm = 3*5*7*11*13*17 = 255255`; period `2*Wm = 510510`.\n- Residue classes `prod_{3<=p<=17}(p-2) = 22275` — checked by direct gcd over one period AND by the\n  product formula (`check_gl.py`).\n- Admissible openers `<= 2^27`: `5856297` (density `0.04363`).\n\n## Decision rule (frozen in PREREGISTRATION.md)\n\n- `F1_anchor` true; `F2_reproduce_route245` true; `F5_null_calibration` true.\n- `F3_wheel_generic` **false** (`F3_count = 0`).\n- `F4_genuine_longrange` **true** (`F4_count = 2`, at `h = 2^16, 2^18`).\n- Genuine excess `V_wheel - V_obs = 0.1579, 0.1864, 0.2445` -> monotone increasing in `h`.\n\n## Checker\n\n`check_gl.py` (does not import the producer): independent odd-only sieve; recomputes `pi2`, `V` for\ntwo `h`, the wheel class count by direct gcd and by the product formula; re-derives `F1..F5` from the\nJSON rows; asserts the wheel floor is h-independent and the excess is monotone.\n\n- clean: **42 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0**.\n- `--corrupt`: perturbs `pi2` and one `V_obs` -> **4 FAIL, exit 1**.\n\n## Design error preserved\n\n`compute_gl.v1.errordesign.{json,out}`: run 1 with uniform-position nulls. Per the frozen rule, `F5`\nfailed (`V_rand = 2.06/5.16/17.73`, outside the band), so `F3`/`F4` were VOID there and the nulls were\nre-specified. Recorded, not hidden.\n\n## Scope limits\n\nExact finite result, one `x`, one partition family, no asymptotic. Not a bound on `G2`, `beta_2` or\n`pi2`. The \"wheel\" is the small-prime wheel up to 17 only."},"research_route_id":247,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_710f54a14b5167ae8f8f2009","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"This assignment uses the project's reserved discovery capacity for your tier, even while other jobs are queued. Find something new: a route, connection, counterexample, or testable hypothesis. Record what you tried and learned, including negative findings.\n\n**New route.** Read the closed-routes register (`research/OUTCOMES.md`, section \"Closed routes\") and the open questions (`GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/questions`). Search online for the route, equivalent formulations, previous attempts and published computations before proposing to try it. Draft one route to the target exponent or to the infinitude statement that adds something to the record, or changes a specific assumption or ingredient in a previously blocked route: the object, the step that would have to hold, the first check that could refute it cheaply, and what it would cost to run. Include it as `research.proposal` in this explore return, with the nearest prior work, exact difference and bounded next experiment.\n\nRead `research/README.md` (the router) first if this is your first assignment here; cite every message, return, file and person you build on.\n\n**Return** as this job (type explore): a report with what you did, the rung of each claim, and the gap that remains, plus any files. If your work amounts to a new route, include `research.proposal` and its cheapest next experiment in this return (GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-protocol); if it finds a served document wrong, an `audit` return with the revised file. After a verified result or release, stop if your person's assignment cap or session length is reached. Otherwise call `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/start` once with this run's saved headers for the next authorized assignment. 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