{"id":2695,"job_id":5613,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #5613 — route 36 first-look step check: the `3^{ν(q)}`-weighted large-sieve step is still open\n\n**Verdict: `promising`.** Route 36's held next step (set by return **#2438**, job #5065) is copied\n**exactly** as the replacement `next_step`. No return recorded after #2438 — on route 36 or on a\nroute linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises — answers it. Read-only served\nrecords; no experiment run; no computation reproduced; `cpu_hours = 0`.\n\n## Step identity (object equality)\n\n- Route 36: `state=active`, `revision=15`, `last_return_id=2438`, `origin_return_id=659`.\n- The canonical sorted-key compact-JSON sha256 of `route36.next_step` is\n  `a4132ac70d1b043666411977d84946de1d1ddb4cdd905919a2bfe7aef980a1d9`. It is simultaneously the\n  served step, **#2438**'s `research.next_step` (the setter, outcome `progress`), and the step\n  parsed from this brief. `work/next_step.json` is the exact copy and re-hashes to the same value.\n- **No route-36 return exists after #2438**: the route's own `last_return_id` is #2438 itself.\n  The earlier step-checks #2357 and #2434 checked the *previous* steps (`d0491968…`, `9832143e…`).\n\n## What the step asks\n\n`W(Q,a) := Σ_{q≤Q} μ²(q) 3^{ν(q)} (q/φ(q)) Σ*_{a mod q} |S(a/q)|² ≤ C (log Q)² L_full`.\n#2438 proved the step's own named termwise method loses `≍ Q/log Q` and that the target *rate* is\nreal with exact diagonal constant `H(1)/2 = 0.0574420` (`H(1)=∏(1−1/p)³(1+3/p)`). The step asks for the\n**proof** of the inequality via Montgomery's delicate weighted form, a Selberg/Gallagher synthesis, or\nRamaré's arithmetic-aspect weighted large sieve — with an absolute constant `C`.\n\n## What was checked (bounded, read-only)\n\n1. **The three named comparison returns do not engage the step.** #2681 (route 251, `progress`),\n   #2659 (route 251, `proposed`), #2550 (route 128, `progress`): **0** occurrences of \"large sieve\" in\n   their own research text, and no `3^{ν(q)}`-weighted content. #2681/#2659 are route-251 threshold-unit\n   work (#2577/#2580 bars); #2550 is route 128's mirror-drift audit. None states or bounds `W(Q,a)`.\n2. **A complete probe of every return recorded after the setter.** `work/probe_hm.py` fetched return\n   ids **2439..2693** (255 records, 199 HTTP 200) and scanned each record's *own* content\n   (`report_md`, `evidence_md`, `research.evidence_md`, `research.prior_art_md`, `research.next_step`)\n   for the step's tokens. Result (`work/probe_hm.json`):\n   - **Defining tokens appear in ZERO returns**: `modulus weight` 0, `(log Q)^2`/`log^2 Q` 0,\n     `weight absorption` 0, `0.0574420` 0.\n   - Generic tokens occur only in unrelated contexts: `large sieve` 12, `montgomery` 25, `ramare` 2,\n     `eigenvalue` 4, `3^{ν(q)}` 2. Reading every hit (`work/inspect_hits_hm.out`) shows these are the\n     corpus's own uses of the *classical* large sieve on other objects — route 193's retained-mode cap,\n     route 207's coprimality-free l2 Kloosterman interface, route 196's shell-separation moment, and\n     short-interval variance work (Goldston–Montgomery / Montgomery–Soundararajan) on routes 245/247/248/250/254/255.\n   - The two `3^{ν(q)}` hits are **citations of route 36's step, not answers**: #2535 (route 128 step\n     check) lists \"**#2438** … a `3^{ν(q)}`-weighted large sieve inequality … **0** route-128 content\n     tokens\"; #2681 mentions the weight only in passing.\n   - **#2682** (route 229, `blocked`) supplies a *negative* on one named mechanism: the sole 2026\n     large-sieve improvement candidate, Ramaré arXiv:2605.29470 (*The weighted large sieve through\n     Parseval*), is **withdrawn** (\"important miscalculation\"). This matches #2438's own prior-art record\n     and does not advance the proof.\n\nSo no post-setter return proves the weighted inequality, states the constant `C`, or even restates the\nobject. The step is unanswered on the record and must remain the held step.\n\n## What is *not* claimed\n\n- This is a **step check**: it decides whether the record already answers the step, not whether the\n  inequality is true or false. No experiment was run and no published computation was reproduced.\n- The negative \"not answered\" is bounded by the probe's token scan (ids 2439..2693; 199 HTTP 200;\n  56 ids not served) and by the served `research` fields; a return whose answer is phrased without any\n  of the step's vocabulary could in principle be missed, but every `large sieve`/`3^{ν(q)}`/`Montgomery`/\n  `Ramaré` hit was read and none addresses `W(Q,a)`.\n- Route 36 rev 15 is unchanged; the held pursuit is still gated on this step. The twin-prime conjecture\n  is open and unclaimed here. Model `deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash`, effort unmeasured; explore recorded\n  without review.\n\n## Outcome\n\n`promising`, with the served step copied exactly as `next_step`; the held pursuit may now go out with\nthis note, and these comparison returns will never hold it again.\n\n## Checker\n\n`check_hm.py` recomputes every claim above from the run-private served copies: **24 checks / 0 FAIL,\nexit 0** (`check_hm.out`). `--corrupt` plants the opposite claims (a post-setter return answers the\nstep; a comparison return carries route 36's step) -> **2 FAIL, exit 1** (`check_hm.control.out`).\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"sah.py":"21a1d3556191bf54458b13fa0ebe41b4550fb92a33ab9bee6518d82ef222c843","recipe.md":"b083251938c1dbd7044b042053deb470af0958b85c0b05066eed2654a44d72d3","report.md":"870ecc8de6f944f67b72b071515d18c61c522bbad71dfed8e89f6c084ed286a4","check_hm.py":"57393d54fae6cfd615d8c0d9d3c59cb48b9a585d2c184f3a16913a823f8f6774","evidence.md":"38268162cc2cf0f39d280ddca960e4a886df50b83520b68cea0224e8e16a8e28","fetch_hm.py":"8171d0d6270acd2fb0995d27df4915c4a0f092f085105d68a1b14d06fbc2da76","probe_hm.py":"7f38deb222c38bfc64670e107ad4abf170adef3a83fd40f8456c20567ebc0507","check_hm.out":"fee5286d6ed1be928b00a9f3aef5453d4b0daf114558c18c7dc6c2559652f4c2","fetch_hm.out":"129124f32384fe48d5a3f41204516dc65e5e49345b078736d77e67f18b90670d","prior-art.md":"50c29abecbb7daec4ade007216b820b006a4d0e19805e2e64ca6c129b45977e7","probe_hm.out":"6f1242fdd6d62871249974207427759c1151c40a72b5227499c7725db8818d80","route36.json":"9712ae2ab3fc1523686c0a2c010e069d81a1bda04b641b6407b3562ff50cd165","probe_hm.json":"a9b0b9de2b2f6dae70afd962d81cee9c481be00f76f1e9e24873c7883ac1e6c9","next-step.json":"20a0d39619655d9f0f917fcdf96b4dc404e09326ad61f367ff2a4cba0be583d4","return_2438.json":"a973f6c9e1814f8568b88821f6456fa4cb090cde3a149aee405922e5bc5c5fe3","return_2550.json":"0c179d948a640e959efbf668578f26c175fff431a856e2fdb5757e223c1e656d","return_2659.json":"bec066f9bbadaf8d1ae31f6c8bc419157705d44c3dfa916c50784b9ef375d549","return_2681.json":"b3344be17bba2906b60ab02a3686830a6b5f7d38e9b3260172cabe26acc48d44","inspect_hits_hm.py":"a5e1451e4c75403bed5415283a16570e8e9589826741fb15de1b3660d287a84e","inspect_hits_hm.out":"1800594f99c5cf3164e776de2c8d48b433897c696ee964983d6b811df7b5b309","check_hm.control.out":"fab27b3f69d84bfcc46274e3e3906c29437d949fce9dd582aaafbd44e9a43e9b","export_transcript.py":"029efc05e4b791b297f3cb254a24887e3d23b98b1ab4a6639d1f6dc7b69cc82f","hits_inspect_hm.json":"9887265b9ab0638df2c98cf0a2bfe7ae8cbf3a4ade7edd26f9d993ad34cf42ca","research_routes.json":"4cc3187c0d684801129bdb1230293561a2609015e8bbaccc2e9326596ce97154"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-10T10:31:19.570Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[2438,2681,2659,2550]},"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 — route 36 step check (job #5613)\n\nRead-only, `cpu_hours = 0`. Reproduce the verdict from the uploaded artifacts:\n\n1. **Fetch the served records** (journaled GETs, no experiment):\n   `fetch_hm.py` -> `route36.json`, `research_routes.json`, `return_2438.json`, `return_2681.json`,\n   `return_2659.json`, `return_2550.json` (plus route-36 own returns 2434/2361/2357/2243/2163/2050/1986/1978/1787/661/659).\n2. **Check step identity:** canonical sorted-key compact-JSON sha256 of `route36.next_step` must equal\n   `return_2438.research.next_step`'s, i.e. `a4132ac70d1b043666411977d84946de1d1ddb4cdd905919a2bfe7aef980a1d9`;\n   `route36.last_return_id == 2438`.\n3. **Compare the named returns:** scan each comparison return's own content for `large sieve` and the\n   `3^{ν(q)}` weight -> 0.\n4. **Probe every return after the setter:** `probe_hm.py` fetches ids 2439..2693 and writes\n   `probe_hm.json`; confirm `modulus weight`, `log^2 Q`, `weight absorption`, `0.0574420` occur in **0**\n   returns. `inspect_hits_hm.py` prints the context of every token hit.\n5. **Re-run the checker** (offline, no network): `python3 check_hm.py` -> 24 checks / 0 FAIL, exit 0;\n   `python3 check_hm.py --corrupt` -> 2 FAIL, exit 1.\n\nInputs are read-only served copies under `work/`. No computation is reproduced and no new enumeration\nis run. Verdict = `promising`; `next_step.json` is the exact copy of the served step.","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":36,"next_step":{"method":"Derive the modulus-weight large-sieve inequality without the termwise divisor loss now quantified by this return. Candidate mechanisms, in owning convention: (i) Montgomery's delicate weighted form (The large sieve, 1973, (1.6)) adapted to the multiplicative modulus weight w(p)=3; (ii) Selberg/Gallagher 'large sieve + Selberg sieve' synthesis so that the weight is absorbed by a dimension-3 local factor ∏_{p<=Q}(1+2/p), giving the conjectured C (log Q)^2; (iii) Ramare's arithmetic-aspect weighted large sieve (Arithmetical Aspect of the Large Sieve Inequality). State the resulting bound as W(Q,a) <= C * P(Q) * L_full with P(Q)=∏_{p<=Q}(1+2/p) (or C(log Q)^2 L_full), compute C, and verify it against the saved (Q,N) eigenvalue grid (work/compute_bx2.json, compute_bx4_op.json) and against the exact diagonal constant H(1)/2=0.0574420. Do NOT redo the termwise divisor expansion: this return proves it is off by a factor ~Q/log Q. Acceptance: the sharpest constant C the argument yields, checked at Q=100..3200 N=8..128 plus Q=30,50 at N~Q^2.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"A construction or Q-range where lambda_w / ((log Q)^2 * L_full) grows without bound, or a proof that the modulus weight needs a power of log strictly larger than 2 (e.g. because L_full already exceeds N+Q^2 for N >>= Q^2), so the (log Q)^2 absorption is false and the route must import a genuinely stronger mean-value input instead.","success":"A proof of W(Q,a) <= C (log Q)^2 L_full with an absolute, computed C, matching the exact diagonal constant H(1)/2=0.0574420 (H(1)=prod_p (1-1/p)^3 (1+3/p)) and the measured largest eigenvalues on the saved (Q,N) grid; this supplies the weighted large-sieve lemma the held step (#2361, rev 14) asked for and converts the divisor loss of this return into a (log Q)^2 absorption.","question":"Can the 3^{nu(q)} modulus weight be absorbed at exactly (log Q)^2, i.e. W <= C (log Q)^2 L_full, without the ~Q/log Q loss of the termwise divisor expansion, and with what absolute constant C?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["numpy"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2438,2681,2659,2550],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — route 36 first-look step check (job #5613)\n\nAll items are run-private served copies fetched this session with journaled GETs\n(`work/fetch_hm.py` -> `work/route36.json`, `work/return_*.json`, `work/research_routes.json`).\nRead-only; no experiment run; `cpu_hours = 0`.\n\n## 1. Step identity (exact)\n\n- `route36.json`: `id` 36, `state` `active`, `revision` 15, `last_return_id` 2438,\n  `origin_return_id` 659.\n- canonical sorted-key compact-JSON sha256 of `route36.next_step`\n  = `a4132ac70d1b043666411977d84946de1d1ddb4cdd905919a2bfe7aef980a1d9`\n  = sha256 of `return_2438.json`'s `research.next_step` = sha256 of the local `next_step.json`.\n- `return_2438.json`: `research.route_id` 36, `research.outcome` `progress`; its `depends_on`\n  is `[2243, 2357, 2361, 2434]` (the previous route-36 step checkers/setters), so #2438 is the setter.\n\n## 2. Named comparison returns do not engage the step\n\n| return | route | outcome | own-text \"large sieve\" | own-text `3^{ν(q)}` |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 2681 | 251 | progress | 0 | 1 (passing mention) |\n| 2659 | 251 | proposed | 0 | 0 |\n| 2550 | 128 | progress | 0 | 0 |\n\n#2681's own content is the route-251 one-page units row (bars `#2577`/`#2580`); #2659 is the cross-lane\nsynthesis that proposed route 251; #2550 is the route-128 mirror-drift audit. None states `W(Q,a)`,\nthe weight `3^{ν(q)}`, or an absorbed `(log Q)^2` rate.\n\n## 3. Complete probe of returns recorded after the setter\n\n`work/probe_hm.py` fetched ids **2439..2693** (255 records; 199 HTTP 200; 56 ids not served) and scanned\neach record's own content for the step tokens; `work/probe_hm.json` holds the per-id rows.\n\nToken -> number of post-#2438 returns carrying it:\n\n- `modulus weight` **0**, `(log Q)^2`/`log^2 Q` **0**, `weight absorption` **0**, `0.0574420` **0**.\n- `large sieve` 12, `montgomery` 25, `ramare` 2, `eigenvalue` 4, `3^{ν(q)}` 2.\n\nEvery hit was read (`work/inspect_hits_hm.out`, `work/hits_inspect_hm.json`). The `large sieve` /\n`montgomery` hits are the corpus's classical-object work:\n\n- 2443 (r193) retained-mode cap (\"two-mode large-sieve prediction\" is an **identity**, `M_2=Σ Var_d`);\n- 2458 / 2538 / 2455 (r207) coprimality-free l2 large-sieve *Kloosterman* interface (Blomer–Pascadi);\n- 2461 / 2549 / 2555 / 2559 / 2684 (r196) shell-separation moment; \"large-sieve/second-moment\n  treatments bound averages of |Σ|² over a family\", a different object;\n- 2497 / 2551 (r143) medium-band second-moment; 2479 (r212) Bombieri asymptotic sieve;\n- 2450 / 2460 / 2486 / 2498 / 2514 / 2548 / 2673 / 2677 / 2678 / 2680 / 2690 / 2693 / 2578 / 2621 /\n  2625 / 2631 / 2637 / 2648 (r192/199/218/176/227/245/247/248/250/254/255, route-less) —\n  Goldston–Montgomery / Montgomery–Soundararajan short-interval variance and singular-series sums.\n\nThe two `3^{ν(q)}` hits are citations, not answers:\n\n- **2535** (r128 step check): \"#2438 (route 36, recorded, progress, the offered comparison): a\n  `3^{ν(q)}`-weighted large sieve inequality; its own step sha `a4132ac7…`; **0** route-128 content\n  tokens.\" — it names the step only as a comparison.\n- **2681** (r251): passing mention.\n\n**2682** (r229, `blocked`) is a negative on one named mechanism: the only post-2025 large-sieve\nimprovement candidate, Ramaré arXiv:2605.29470, is **withdrawn** (\"Important miscalculation\"), matching\n#2438's prior-art record.\n\n## 4. Checker\n\n`check_hm.py` recomputes sections 1–3 from the run-private copies: **24 checks / 0 FAIL, exit 0**\n(`check_hm.out`). `--corrupt` plants the opposite claims -> **2 FAIL, exit 1** (`check_hm.control.out`).","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — route 36, job #5613 (step check)\n\nThis is a **step check**; the prior-art question is whether the record already answers the step. The\nroute's own prior-art record (via #2438, #2243, #2434, #2357) and the post-setter probe agree:\n\n## The object and its owning convention\n\n`W(Q,a) = Σ_{q≤Q} μ²(q) 3^{ν(q)} (q/φ(q)) Σ*_{a mod q} |S(a/q)|²` is a **modulus-weighted** large\nsieve with the dimension-3 weight `g(p)=3`. The published weighted large-sieve results the route's\nsearch located weight **coefficients/support** (no small prime factors; `log(Q/q)` weights) or improve\nthe constant `c` in `N + cQ²` — not the moduli at rate `(log Q)²` with `g(p)=3`. Montgomery's\n*The large sieve* (1973) has a \"delicate\" weighted form (1.6); Ramaré, *Arithmetical Aspect of the Large\nSieve Inequality*, weights the support; Ramaré arXiv:2605.29470 (*The weighted large sieve through\nParseval*, the nearest published modulus-weight attempt) is **withdrawn 2026-06-04** (\"important\nmiscalculation\"). No located source states the step's inequality.\n\n## What #2438 already established (the setter)\n\n- The step's own named termwise divisor expansion `3^{ν(q)}=Σ_{d|q}2^{ν(d)}` gives\n  `W ≤ T(Q)·L_full` with `T(Q) ~ Q log Q/ζ(2)`, i.e. loses `≍ Q/log Q ≫ (log Q)²` — so that method\n  cannot produce the bound (exact, measured).\n- The target rate is real: the diagonal `K0_w(Q) ~ (H(1)/2) Q² (log Q)²` with\n  `H(1)/2 = 0.0574420`; the weight's diagonal cost is exactly `(log Q)²`, so the weight itself is not\n  the obstruction.\n- Operator grid (`Q=100..3200, N=8..128`, and `Q=30,50`): `λ_w > λ_unw` everywhere, `λ_w/λ_unw`\n  growing with `Q`; the `(q/φ(q))` baseline exceeds `N+Q²` for `N ≳ Q²`.\n\n## Post-setter returns compared (all checked, none answers)\n\n- #2681 (route 251, `progress`), #2659 (route 251, `proposed`), #2550 (route 128, `progress`) —\n  the brief's named comparisons; none mentions \"large sieve\" or the modulus weight.\n- The full post-#2438 probe (ids 2439..2693) found **0** returns carrying `modulus weight`,\n  `(log Q)^2`, `weight absorption` or `0.0574420`; the generic `large sieve`/`Montgomery`/`Ramaré`\n  hits are classical-object work on routes 193/196/207/143/212/192/199/218/176/227/245/247/248/250/254/255.\n- #2535 (route 128 step check) and #2681 only **cite** route 36's step; #2682 records the Ramaré\n  withdrawal.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nThe step's positive obligation — a proof of `W(Q,a) ≤ C (log Q)² L_full` with an absolute computed `C`,\nsupplying the weighted large-sieve lemma — is **not** on the record. The step is still open."},"research_route_id":36,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_a1c3382793d2fed7c5dc2c85","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #36's next experiment was set by return #2438, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made. An unchanged-step comparison on another route is not new evidence.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"Derive the modulus-weight large-sieve inequality without the termwise divisor loss now quantified by this return. Candidate mechanisms, in owning convention: (i) Montgomery's delicate weighted form (The large sieve, 1973, (1.6)) adapted to the multiplicative modulus weight w(p)=3; (ii) Selberg/Gallagher 'large sieve + Selberg sieve' synthesis so that the weight is absorbed by a dimension-3 local factor ∏_{p<=Q}(1+2/p), giving the conjectured C (log Q)^2; (iii) Ramare's arithmetic-aspect weighted large sieve (Arithmetical Aspect of the Large Sieve Inequality). State the resulting bound as W(Q,a) <= C * P(Q) * L_full with P(Q)=∏_{p<=Q}(1+2/p) (or C(log Q)^2 L_full), compute C, and verify it against the saved (Q,N) eigenvalue grid (work/compute_bx2.json, compute_bx4_op.json) and against the exact diagonal constant H(1)/2=0.0574420. Do NOT redo the termwise divisor expansion: this return proves it is off by a factor ~Q/log Q. Acceptance: the sharpest constant C the argument yields, checked at Q=100..3200 N=8..128 plus Q=30,50 at N~Q^2.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0},\"failure\":\"A construction or Q-range where lambda_w / ((log Q)^2 * L_full) grows without bound, or a proof that the modulus weight needs a power of log strictly larger than 2 (e.g. because L_full already exceeds N+Q^2 for N >>= Q^2), so the (log Q)^2 absorption is false and the route must import a genuinely stronger mean-value input instead.\",\"success\":\"A proof of W(Q,a) <= C (log Q)^2 L_full with an absolute, computed C, matching the exact diagonal constant H(1)/2=0.0574420 (H(1)=prod_p (1-1/p)^3 (1+3/p)) and the measured largest eigenvalues on the saved (Q,N) grid; this supplies the weighted large-sieve lemma the held step (#2361, rev 14) asked for and converts the divisor loss of this return into a (log Q)^2 absorption.\",\"question\":\"Can the 3^{nu(q)} modulus weight be absorbed at exactly (log Q)^2, i.e. W <= C (log Q)^2 L_full, without the ~Q/log Q loss of the termwise divisor expansion, and with what absolute constant C?\",\"budget_hours\":2,\"required_tools\":[\"numpy\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #659, #661, #1787, #1978, #1986, #2050, #2086, #2152, #2163, #2239, #2243, #2357, #2361, #2434, #2438 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #2681 (route 251, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — route 251 first look (job #5542) All numbers are exact `Fraction` arithmetic in `work/units_row_he.py`, re-derived independently by `work/check_he.py` (31 checks / 0 FAIL, exit 0; `--corrupt` 3 FAIL, exit 1). Sources were fetched with journaled GETs and raw-byte hash-verified: #2577 7/7, #2580 1/1, #2659 8/8 authored files (`work/fetch_he.out`). ## The typed row (one axis: object, c\n- Return #2659 (route 251, proposed, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — cross-lane threshold-normalisation synthesis (job #5537) All items are run-private copies fetched this session with journaled GETs, or raw-byte fetches hash-verified before use. Checker: `check_gu.py`, **36 checks / 0 FAIL, exit 0**; `--corrupt` **1 FAIL, exit 1** (plants a false claim that `theta > 2000/1973` is reachable at `theta = 1`). No network, no producer import, no `Fraction\n- Return #2550 (route 128, progress, recorded, recorded): # evidence — job #5155 (route 128 pursue): #2421's step executed over the current corpus **Leg (a) — NEW and decisive.** All **12 serving revisions are `status: accepted`** (never pending/rejected), rungs proven (#1973,#1983,#2013,#2014,#2140), verified (#2083,#2120,#2126,#2134,#2136), heuristic (#2143,#2146); verdicts `by: trusted`. The step's previously-unmeasured leg (a) therefore **passes**. \n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 36, outcome, evidence_md, depends_on}, with one of:\n- outcome \"known\": the returns you name in depends_on already answer the step; evidence_md says what each settles. No next_step. 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