{"id":2910,"job_id":5292,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #5292 — route 45 pursuit: the log-size model built, validated at the predicate layer, and measured against exact data; it does not reproduce the recorded ladder (scoped obstruction)\n\n**Outcome: `inconclusive`, with a precisely scoped obstruction.** The held step's model exists, runs\nwithout factoring, and its predicate layer is exact (0 mismatches on 17,891,930 enumerated `e`). But\nthe model **misses the recorded `k = 30..50` fractions outside their intervals at every rung**, and it\nmisses the *exact* (not sampled) fractions at `k = 12..15` by the same margin — so by the step's own\nfailure clause the model error is the scoped obstruction, not a rescaling to be fitted away. The\nstep's success clause (`p_Cv`, `p_B58`, `p_NW` inside the recorded intervals, then `k = 55, 60, 90`)\nis therefore **not met**, and no extrapolation from this model is admissible evidence.\n\nTwo by-products stand on their own: the predicate layer equivalence below (reusable), and the **exact\nclass fractions extended from `k = 8` to `k = 15`** (new recorded data for the route, 17.9M `e`,\nmatching the served `cover_cmp.json` control at `x = 1e6, 1e7, 1e8`).\n\n## 0. The step under pursuit\n\nRoute 45, `active`, held step set by **#2512** (canonical sha256 `1c3e8464…5b93`), re-held byte-for-byte\nby this run's step check **#2882**: *do not re-run `k <= 50`; reuse `sampler45.py`'s predicates,\ncontrol and the recorded ladder as the calibration set; build the log-size model the sampler's name\npromises — draw the multiset of factor sizes directly (Buchstab/Dickman counts above `1e7`, an exact\nsieve-based count below) instead of factoring each drawn integer — evaluate `Cv`/`B58`/`NW` from the\ndrawn size multiset at `k = 30..50`, compare rung by rung, and only if it reproduces all three\nfractions inside the recorded intervals extend it to `k = 55, 60, 90`; report the model's undecided\nmass as its own column.* The task's question: **does `Cv/B58` keep rising past `k = 50`, or freeze\nnear its `k = 50` value `0.3610`?**\n\nNo `k <= 50` run was repeated: the recorded ladder (`sampler45.py`, 30,000 draws/rung) is used as\nrecorded, and its declared files are reused unmodified.\n\n## 1. Why the model reduces to subset sums (and why that is exact, not approximate)\n\nEvery `Cv`/`B58`/`NW` predicate compares a divisor `d = prod_{i in T} p_i` of a squarefree `e` against\na pure power of `x`. With `L = ln x`, `s = (ln e)/L` and `u_i = (ln p_i)/L`, one has\n`ln d = L * sum_{i in T} u_i` **exactly**, so the served integer predicates become subset-sum\ncomparisons against the thresholds `ln(iroot(x^5,16))/L`, `ln(iroot(x^13,50))/L`,\n`ln(iroot(x^41,1000))/L`, `ln(iroot(x^71,1000))/L` (the integer thresholds, not the real exponents\n`5/16, 13/50, 41/1000, 71/1000`).\n\n`work/exact45.py` tests that equivalence on **every** odd squarefree `e in (sqrt x, Q]` at\n`k = 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15` — **17,891,930 numbers, 0 mismatches** between the served\ninteger classifier and the log-size subset-sum classifier. That is the cheapest credible check on the\nwhole model: whatever the size *law* does, the predicate layer is not the source of any error.\n\nThe same script reproduces the served `cover_cmp.json` control **exactly** (`n / B58 / Cv / NW` =\n`133/36/0/97`, `487/133/19/354`, `1801/542/87/1259`), which is the check `sampler45.py`'s own\n`check45.py` performs; here it is re-derived from a different enumeration path.\n\n## 2. New exact evidence: the ratio is non-monotone at small `k`, and `p_B58` rises while `p_Cv` is flat\n\nExact enumeration (no sampling, so no interval), `Q = floor(x/ceil(x^(12/25)))`:\n\n| `k` | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| `n` | 133 | 487 | 1,801 | 6,590 | 23,706 | 84,523 | 299,014 | 1,050,541 | 3,669,663 | 12,755,472 |\n| `p_B58` | .2707 | .2731 | .3009 | .3244 | .3387 | .3525 | .3628 | .3730 | .3821 | .3898 |\n| `p_Cv` | 0 | .0390 | .0483 | .0467 | .0721 | .0731 | .0673 | .0664 | .0662 | .0828 |\n| `p_NW` | .7293 | .7269 | .6991 | .6756 | .6613 | .6475 | .6372 | .6270 | .6179 | .6102 |\n| `Cv/B58` | 0 | .1429 | .1605 | .1441 | .2130 | .2073 | .1855 | .1781 | .1732 | .2123 |\n| mean `Omega` | 1.842 | 1.932 | 2.044 | 2.142 | 2.229 | 2.309 | 2.383 | 2.453 | 2.518 | 2.579 |\n\n`p_B58` rises monotonically over `k = 6..15`; `p_Cv` is flat near `0.07` after `k = 9`; the ratio is\n**not monotone** (`.1605, .1441, .2130, .2073, .1855, .1781, .1732, .2123`). On the exact side of the\ngap the ratio sits at `0.173–0.212` (mean `0.188` over `k = 13..15`) against the recorded `0.3255` at\n`k = 30` — the rise from `k ≈ 15` to `k = 30` is a real effect of the same size as everything the\nroute has been arguing about.\n\n## 3. The log-size model\n\n`work/model45.py`. Per draw: `s = (ln e)/L ~ U(1/2, ln Q / L]`; the sizes `u_i` are the normalized\nprime log-sizes of `e ≈ x^s`, modelled by the classical log-size law **Poisson–Dirichlet PD(1)**\n(Billingsley; equivalently the Dickman law `P(P+ <= e^(1/u)) = rho(u)` for the largest prime factor),\ngenerated by **stick-breaking with uniform multipliers** — `O(#parts)` work, **no factoring at all**,\nwhich is the point at `k = 60, 90`. The only physical input is the floor: no odd prime is below 3, so\na stick-breaking candidate smaller than `ln 3 / L` is dropped and the kept parts are rescaled to the\ntotal `s` (conditioning on `e` of size `x^s` with all parts at or above the physical floor). A single\nknob `--floor-c` scales that floor; `c = 1` is the physical value.\n\nAt `k = 12..15` the model, at the physical floor, gives\n\n| `k` | model `p_Cv` | exact | model `p_B58` | exact | model `p_NW` | exact | model mean parts | exact mean `Omega` |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 12 | .0586 | .0673 | .3003 | .3628 | .6997 | .6372 | 1.996 | 2.383 |\n| 13 | .0663 | .0664 | .3120 | .3730 | .6880 | .6270 | 2.071 | 2.453 |\n| 14 | .0722 | .0662 | .3200 | .3821 | .6800 | .6179 | 2.136 | 2.518 |\n| 15 | .0731 | .0828 | .3270 | .3898 | .6731 | .6102 | 2.196 | 2.579 |\n\nand at the recorded ladder (120,000 draws/rung, the recorded 95% Wilson intervals from #2512):\n\n| `k` | model `p_Cv` | recorded `p_Cv` [CI] | inside | model `p_B58` | recorded `p_B58` [CI] | inside | model ratio | recorded ratio |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 30 | .1254 | .1440 [.1378,.1502] | no | .3980 | .4423 [.4335,.4511] | no | .3150 | .3255 |\n| 35 | .1328 | .1503 [.1439,.1567] | no | .4092 | .4470 [.4381,.4559] | no | .3246 | .3362 |\n| 40 | .1416 | .1609 [.1543,.1675] | no | .4170 | .4560 [.4471,.4649] | no | .3395 | .3529 |\n| 45 | .1466 | .1673 [.1607,.1739] | no | .4278 | .4547 [.4459,.4635] | no | .3428 | .3680 |\n| 50 | .1518 | .1687 [.1620,.1754] | no | .4292 | .4674 [.4585,.4763] | no | .3537 | .3610 |\n\n**Verdict on the step's continuation clause: it fails.** `0 / 5` rungs have `p_Cv` inside the\nrecorded interval and `0 / 5` have `p_B58` inside. The deviation is not noise and not a scale slip:\n`p_B58` is low by a nearly constant `-0.062` on the exact rungs `k = 12..15` and by `-0.037` on\n`k = 30..50`, while `p_Cv` is low by `-0.019` on `k = 30..50` and nearly right at `k = 12..15`. The\ndiagnosis is visible in the last two columns above: the model's **mean number of parts is 0.39 low on\nevery exact rung** (1.996 vs 2.383 at `k = 12`; 2.196 vs 2.579 at `k = 15`), so it has too few\ndivisors and under-produces the balanced-divisor class. The small-`x` control fails for a second,\nindependent reason: at `k = 7, 8` the served `Cv` is nonzero (`.0390`, `.0483`) while the model gives\n`0` — at those rungs the integer window `(x^0.041, x^0.071]` contains only `3`, so `Cv` is a statement\nabout divisibility by `3` that a continuum size model cannot see. (At `k = 6` both are `0`, for the\nsame reason: the window then contains only `2`, which oddness excludes.)\n\n## 4. No member of the one-knob family repairs it (fit on the exact rungs, tested on the record)\n\nTo make sure this is not a tuning defect, the same model was swept over `PD(theta)` stick-breaking\n(`theta` a free parameter, `1` = the theoretical law) and the part-count floor `c`, fitting on the\n**exact** `k = 12..15` fractions (pure data, not the recorded ladder) and testing on the recorded\n`k = 30..50` ladder:\n\n| law | `theta` | `c` | max abs dev vs exact `k = 12..15` | model ratio `k = 30` | model ratio `k = 50` |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| PD(theta) | 1.5 | 1.0 | **.0276** (best) | .3985 | .4616 |\n| PD(1) | 1.0 | 0.8 | .0384 | .3337 | .3678 |\n| PD(theta) | 2.0 | 1.0 | .0387 | .4519 | .5279 |\n| PD(theta) | 1.2 | 1.0 | .0429 | .3526 | .4019 |\n| PD(1) | 1.0 | 0.6 | .0439 | .3571 | .3856 |\n| PD(1) (physical) | 1.0 | 1.0 | .0641 | .3128 | .3522 |\n\nNo row reaches the recorded interval half-width (`0.0067`–`0.0089`), let alone the step's `0.02`\nsuccess tolerance on the model level: the **best** member of the family is still `0.0276` away from\nexact data on the fit rungs, and the rows that come close to the recorded `k = 30` ratio (`.3337`,\n`.3526`) miss the exact `k = 12..15` data by `≥ 0.038`. The obstruction is therefore not the choice of\nknob value; it is the family.\n\n## 5. Undecided mass (the column the step asks for)\n\nMass of draws where a single part straddles `x^(5/16)`, and mass whose verdict changes under a\nuniform `±delta` perturbation of every size (the instability measure the straddle proxy stands for):\n\n| `k` | straddle, `delta=2e-3` | straddle, `delta=5e-4` | flip, `delta=2e-3` | flip, `delta=5e-4` |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 12 | 0.0106 | 0.0026 | 0.0134 | 0.0033 |\n| 30 | 0.0115 | 0.0030 | 0.0190 | 0.0047 |\n| 50 | 0.0123 | 0.0031 | 0.0208 | 0.0051 |\n| 60 | 0.0120 | 0.0030 | 0.0219 | 0.0053 |\n| 90 | 0.0123 | 0.0030 | 0.0224 | 0.0056 |\n\nAt the size resolution actually available (a prime near `x^0.31` has a relative spacing ~`1/p`, i.e.\na `delta` orders of magnitude below `5e-4`) the undecided mass is `< 0.01` at every rung, so\nindecision is *not* the obstruction; the level error is.\n\n## 6. What the model would say, and why it is not evidence\n\nFor the record only, and explicitly **not admissible** because section 3-4 falsify the model: the\nmodel's ratio is `0.3599` [`0.3557, 0.3640`] at `k = 55`, `0.3650` [`0.3609, 0.3692`] at `k = 60`\nand `0.3898` [`0.3857, 0.3940`] at `k = 90` (120,000 draws; percentile interval by a parametric\nbootstrap on the model's own `Cv`/`B58\\Cv`/`NW` counts). Read naively it \"rises slowly and is flat\nwithin `0.02` of the `k = 50` value at `k = 55, 60`\" — but a model whose `B58` level is wrong by\n`0.037` where it can be checked cannot be trusted to `0.02` where it cannot, and the recorded ladder\nshows the model's ratio *growth* is also too slow (recorded `+0.0355 ± 0.0113` from `k = 30` to `50`\nagainst the model's `+0.0387` over the same span but from a level `0.010` low at `k = 30` and\n`0.007` low at `k = 50`). Reported as a labelled reading, not a result.\n\n## 7. Decision, and the scoped obstruction\n\n**`inconclusive`**, obstacle kind `scoped_obstruction`: the assigned question (*does `Cv/B58` keep\nrising past `k = 50` or freeze near `0.36`?*) is **not settled**, and the model route to it is\nobstructed with a measured error — the log-size model family cannot reproduce fractions that are\nknowable exactly at `k = 12..15` or measured at `k = 30..50`, so its `k = 60, 90` rows carry no\nevidential weight. Revisit when a size law (or a model family) is validated to `< 0.02` against\n**exact** rungs at `k >= 16`, where the exact route can still be pushed, or when an exact rung at\n`k = 60` is affordable. The exact cost model recorded by #2512 stands unchanged and is the reason the\nexact route stops: `25.3x` per `+20` in `k` (`2.24x` per `+5`, per-step factor rising `1.56 → 3.37`),\none exact `k = 60` rung ≈ `1.1 h`, `k = 90` ≈ `70 days`; this run's exact rungs `k = 12..15` (17.9M\n`e`) took ~5 minutes total, so a segmented sieve could plausibly reach `k ≈ 18–20` — that, not the\nmodel, is the cheap next experiment.\n\nThe one thing the exact data *does* say about the question, at the scope of finite `x`: over\n`k = 6..15` the ratio is **not** a monotone function of `k` and does not sit at a constant level, and\n`p_B58` rises while `p_Cv` is flat; the recorded ladder's rise `0.3255 → 0.3610` over `k = 30..50`\n(`+0.0355 ± 0.0113`) is therefore a continuation of a measured rise, not a plateau that the exact side\nalready exhibits. No statement is made at `k = 60` or `k = 90`.\n\n## 8. Not claimed, and scope\n\nNo `A(x)`-weighted share is computed (the route's `0.1110/0.1115/0.1184` are `A(x)`-weighted and are\n**not** interchangeable with these unweighted frequencies); no asymptotic, `G2`/`beta_2`, twin-prime\nor Yang-level claim; no novelty claim for `Cv`/`B58`/`NW`, which are #2383's objects. The exact rungs\nuse the exact integer predicates, so they are exact finite counts (not estimates) at those `x`; the\nmodel rows are Monte Carlo and carry their own interval. `Cv ⊆ B58` holds on 17.9M exact `e` and on\nevery model draw, still verified rather than proved. The undecided-mass column is a model quantity and\nis defined only relative to its `delta`.\n\n## 9. Artifacts\n\n`report.md`, `evidence.md`, `prior_art.md`, `recipe.md`, `exact45.py` + `exact45.json` (exact ladder\n`k = 6..15`, integer-vs-log classifier audit, `Omega`/`u_max` histograms) with `exact45b.json`\n(the same script's second pass, `k = 9, 10, 11, 14, 15`, run under the enforced-timeout runner), `model45.py` + `model45.json` (the model, 120,000 draws,\nall rungs, undecided mass, calibration block), `analyse_jb.py` + `analysis_jb.json` (every table\nabove, plus the sweep), `check_jb.py` + `check_jb.out` (independent checker, controls),\n`fetch_jb.py` + `served_hashes_jb.json` (all served reads, hash-verified), and the run's own\ntranscript summary.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{},"author_rung":null,"status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","created_at":"2026-10-11T06:21:04.872Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[2512]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# recipe — job #5292 (route 45 pursuit: log-size model for the `Cv`/`B58`/`NW` step)\n\nEverything below is stdlib Python 3.11, offline, and reads only files in this run's `work/` directory.\nNo new dependency, no network call during the science.\n\n## 1. Fetch the served record (read-only, journaled)\n\n```bash\npython3 work/fetch_jb.py          # route 45 + returns 2383, 2503, 2512, 2882 + their declared files\n```\n\n`work/served_hashes_jb.json` records, per file, the served `sha256` and the local hash: the `.py`/`.md`\nfiles come back as text and **do** verify byte-for-byte (8/8); the served `.json` copies are\nre-serialised by the fetch helper and therefore hash differently from the sha their own return record\nquotes (the wire truth for those is the journal's `response_sha256`) — disclosed, not used as a hash\nclaim.\n\n## 2. Exact enumeration (the predicate-layer audit and the new exact rungs)\n\n```bash\npython3 work/exact45.py --k 6 7 8 12 13 --out work/exact45.json\npython3 ../../tools/sah.py bounded --run [private] --limit 900 -- \\\n        python3 work/exact45.py --k 9 10 11 14 15 --out work/exact45b.json\n```\n\nPer `x = 10^k`: `Q = x // ceil_power(x)` with `window4570.py`'s `ceil(x^(12/25))` re-implemented by\nexact bisection; a smallest-prime-factor array to `Q`; every odd squarefree `e in (sqrt x, Q]` is\nfactored, classified twice — once with the served integer predicates (`d <= iroot(x^5,16)`,\n`win_lo < d <= win_hi`, `a <= iroot(x^13,50)`) and once from the exact log-size multiset by subset\nsums — and the two verdicts are compared. Also recorded: the `Omega` histogram, the largest-part\nhistogram, the class counts, and (at `k = 6, 7, 8`) the served `cover_cmp.json` comparison.\n`k = 15` is the largest rung run here (`Q = 6.3e7`, spf array as `array('i')`, ~250 MB).\n\n## 3. The log-size model\n\n```bash\npython3 ../../tools/sah.py bounded --run [private] --limit 600 -- \\\n  python3 work/model45.py --draws 120000 --floor-c 1.0 \\\n          --k 12 13 14 15 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 90 --control-k 6 7 8 --out work/model45.json\n```\n\nPer draw: `s = (ln e)/ln x ~ U(1/2, ln Q / ln x]`; sizes by PD(1) stick-breaking\n(`p_k = rem * U_k`, `U_k ~ U(0,1)`), dropping a candidate below `floor_c * ln 3 / ln x` and rescaling\nthe kept parts to total `s`; classification by subset sums over the parts (≤ 2^r masks for `B58`, and\nfor `Cv` each window subset against the submasks of its complement). Reported per rung: counts, Wilson\nintervals, `Cv/B58`, mean parts, `straddle_mass` (a part within `delta` of `x^(5/16)`) and `flip_mass`\n(the verdict changing under a uniform `±delta` perturbation of every size), at `delta = 2e-3, 5e-4`.\n`--law pdtheta --theta T` switches the stick-breaking to `Beta(1, T)` multipliers (PD(T)); `--floor-c`\nscales the part floor. No factoring anywhere.\n\n## 4. Join and sweep\n\n```bash\npython3 work/analyse_jb.py     # -> work/analysis_jb.json (all report tables) + sweep_*.json\n```\n\nJoins the exact rungs, the model and the recorded ladder; re-runs the `(law, theta, floor_c)` sweep\nso the report's sweep table is reproducible from this run's own artifacts; computes the extension\nrungs' ratio intervals by a parametric bootstrap on the model's own three classes.\n\n## 5. Independent check\n\n```bash\npython3 work/check_jb.py        # exit 0 expected\npython3 work/check_jb.py --corrupt   # planted mutations must be caught, exit 1 expected\n```\n\n## Disclosed limitations\n\nThe model draws real-valued sizes, so it cannot represent the fact that the integer window\n`(x^0.041, x^0.071]` contains no odd number at small `x` (it gives `Cv = 0` only at `k = 6`, not at\n`k = 7, 8`); it ignores the 2-adic part entirely; and it treats the size law as `k`-independent apart\nfrom the physical floor, which is the modelling assumption the calibration test then falsifies. The\nexact rungs use exact integer predicates, so they are exact finite counts at those `x` — not\nestimates — while every model number is Monte Carlo and carries its own interval. Primality is not\nasserted anywhere (no primality test is needed: the exact path reads a smallest-prime-factor array).","verification":"spot","target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":"2026-10-11T06:28:29.638Z","effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-11T06:22:24.969Z","file_notes":[{"sha":"8126beb33952ff1c5502e2cef95ebe99790738505673c9bf61b5e350a8a73a67","name":"served-return_2882.json","notes":["carries a hard-coded home directory: ~/solveathome/.solveathome/runs/run-kSaXfCiCETJetPMl-F3mtP6b/artifacts/lean-build/ (line 60); on another machine that path does not exist. Use a path relative to the repository."],"fixed_by":"d205e066a7857aaa1d8a2589df8266ede1af1c04a2772086d7d726ba9d30787c"}],"research":{"outcome":"inconclusive","obstacle":{"kind":"scoped_obstruction","evidence":"Predicate layer first: ln d = ln x * sum_{i in T}(ln p_i/ln x) exactly, so the served predicates are subset-sum comparisons; checked on EVERY odd squarefree e in (sqrt x, Q] at k = 6..15 (17,891,930 numbers) with 0 mismatches against the served integer classifier, and the served cover_cmp.json control is reproduced exactly (133/36/0/97, 487/133/19/354, 1801/542/87/1259). Model at the physical floor, 120,000 draws/rung: at k = 12..15 p_B58 = 0.3003/0.3120/0.3200/0.3270 against exact 0.3628/0.3730/0.3821/0.3898, mean parts 2.00/2.07/2.14/2.20 against exact mean Omega 2.38/2.45/2.52/2.58. Recorded ladder: p_B58 = 0.3980/0.4092/0.4170/0.4278/0.4292 against 0.4423/0.4470/0.4560/0.4547/0.4674 and p_Cv = 0.1254/0.1328/0.1416/0.1466/0.1518 against 0.1440/0.1503/0.1609/0.1673/0.1687 at k = 30/35/40/45/50, with 0/5 inside for each; p_NW also 0/5. Sweep over PD(theta) and the part-count floor c, fitted on the exact rungs: best max deviation 0.0276 (theta = 1.5, c = 1); rows approaching the recorded k = 30 ratio (0.3337 at c = 0.8, 0.3526 at theta = 1.2) miss the exact data by at least 0.038. The small-x control also fails, for a different and understood reason: at k = 7, 8 the served p_Cv is 0.0390/0.0483 while the model gives 0, because the integer window then contains only 3. Undecided mass (the step's own column): 0.0106-0.0123 straddling x^(5/16) at delta = 2e-3 and 0.0026-0.0031 at 5e-4, flip mass 0.0134-0.0224 and 0.0033-0.0056, so below 0.01 at the physically available size resolution - indecision is not the obstruction. Newly measured exact rungs k = 9..15 (0.1429, 0.1605, 0.1441, 0.2130, 0.2073, 0.1855, 0.1781, 0.1732, 0.2123 for k = 7..15) show p_B58 rising monotonically while p_Cv is flat near 0.07 and the ratio is NOT monotone at small k. Labelled (inadmissible) model rows at k = 55/60/90: 0.3599, 0.3650, 0.3898. An independent checker (no producer import; trial-division enumeration with the literal served big-integer predicates) passed with 0 FAIL and caught all five planted mutations.","statement":"The held step's log-size model cannot be calibrated to the step's tolerance, so its k = 55/60/90 rows carry no evidential weight and the assigned question stays unmeasured above k = 50. At the physical part-count floor the Poisson-Dirichlet PD(1) size model misses the recorded k = 30..50 ladder at 5/5 rungs for p_Cv, p_B58 and p_NW (p_B58 low by a mean 0.037; the recorded 95% intervals are 0.0067-0.0089 wide) and it misses the EXACT fractions at k = 12..15 by the same direction and size (p_B58 low by 0.062 at each of the four rungs), with the structural cause visible in the part count (mean parts 0.39 low at every exact rung, so too few divisors). Fitting does not repair it: over the whole PD(theta) x floor family, fitted on the exact rungs, the best member still deviates by 0.0276 from exact data and no member fits both the exact rungs and the recorded ladder. The step's success clause (model inside the recorded k = 30..50 intervals, then a k = 60/90 ratio whose interval excludes the k = 50 value or pins it flat within 0.02) is therefore not met.","assumptions":"Cv/B58/NW exactly as #2383 defines them: unweighted counts over odd squarefree e in (sqrt x, Q], Q = floor(x/ceil(x^(12/25))), with the served integer predicates (B58: exists d|e with d <= iroot(x^5,16) and e/d <= iroot(x^5,16); Cv: exists d|e with iroot(x^41,1000) < d <= win_hi and the cofactor q = e/d having a divisor a <= iroot(x^13,50) with q/a <= iroot(x^13,50); NW = beyond sqrt(x) and not B58). The size law is the classical log-size law (normalized prime log-sizes of a random integer of size x^s follow Poisson-Dirichlet PD(1); equivalently the Dickman law for the largest prime factor), generated by stick-breaking with uniform multipliers, conditioned on the total s = (ln e)/ln x ~ U(1/2, ln Q/ln x] and on every part being at or above the physical floor ln 3 / ln x (no odd prime is smaller than 3). Sizes are real numbers, so the model cannot represent that the small-x integer window (x^0.041, x^0.071] can contain no odd integer; the factor 2 and squarefree multiplicities are not modelled; the size law is assumed k-independent apart from that floor, which is the assumption the calibration test falsifies. The recorded ladder is used exactly as #2512 recorded it (30,000 draws/rung) and was not re-run. Exact rungs are exact finite counts at those x; model rows are Monte Carlo.","revisit_when":"A size law (or model family) is validated to within 0.02 of the EXACT class fractions at rungs k >= 16 - where the exact route can still be pushed with a segmented sieve (this run's exact k = 12..15 cost about 5 minutes for 17.9M e, so k = 18-20 looks reachable) - or one exact k = 60 rung is bought (about 1.1 h by #2512's measured cost model, 25.3x per +20 in k), which would measure the ratio at the first rung the step's question actually needs."},"route_id":45,"depends_on":[2383,2512,2882],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #5292 (route 45 pursuit: log-size model for the Cv/B58/NW step)\n\nFull tables: `report.md`. Raw: `exact45.json`, `exact45b.json`, `model45.json`, `analysis_jb.json`,\n`check_jb.out`. Record facts are served GETs (`/research-routes/45`, `/return/2512`, `2383`, `2882`),\nall declared files hash-verified (`served_hashes_jb.json`); measurements are this job's own.\n\n**(E1) Step.** Route 45 `active`; the held step (set by #2512, `1c3e8464…5b93`; re-held by #2882) asks\nfor a log-size model calibrated on the recorded `k = 30..50` ladder, extended to `k = 55/60/90` only if\nit reproduces `p_Cv`, `p_B58`, `p_NW` inside the recorded intervals, else for the model error to be\nrecorded as the scoped obstruction and the ladder stopped at `k <= 50`. No `k <= 50` ladder was re-run.\n\n**(E2) Predicate layer is exact.** For squarefree `e`, `ln d = ln x * sum_{i in T}(ln p_i/ln x)` for\nevery divisor `d = prod_{i in T} p_i`, so the served predicates are exactly subset-sum comparisons\nagainst `iroot(x^5,16)`, `iroot(x^13,50)`, `iroot(x^41,1000)`, `iroot(x^71,1000)`. Checked\non **every** odd squarefree `e in (sqrt x, Q]` at `k = 6..15`: **17,891,930 numbers, 0 mismatches**.\n\n**(E3) New exact rungs** `k = 6..15` (`Q = floor(x/ceil(x^(12/25)))`, no sampling, `n = 133 … 12,755,472`).\n`p_B58 = .2707 .2731 .3009 .3244 .3387 .3525 .3628 .3730 .3821 .3898` (monotone); `p_Cv =`\n`0 .0390 .0483 .0467 .0721 .0731 .0673 .0664 .0662 .0828`; `Cv/B58 =`\n`0 .1429 .1605 .1441 .2130 .2073 .1855 .1781 .1732 .2123` (**not monotone**); mean `Omega =`\n`1.84 1.93 2.04 2.14 2.23 2.31 2.38 2.45 2.52 2.58`. Exact 13–15 ratio mean `.188` vs recorded\n`.3255` at `k = 30`. The same enumeration reproduces served `cover_cmp.json` exactly\n(`n/B58/Cv/NW = 133/36/0/97`, `487/133/19/354`, `1801/542/87/1259` at `x = 1e6, 1e7, 1e8`).\n\n**(E5) It misses the exact rungs** `k = 12..15`: `p_B58 = .3003 .3120 .3200 .3270` vs exact\n`.3628 .3730 .3821 .3898` (mean dev `-0.062`); `p_Cv` nearly right (max |dev| `.0097`); mean parts\n`2.00 2.07 2.14 2.20` vs exact `2.38 2.45 2.52 2.58` — **0.39 parts low at every rung**, the\nstructural cause of the `B58` deficit.\n\n**(E6) It misses the recorded ladder** (same draws; #2512's 95% Wilson intervals): `p_Cv`, `p_B58`,\n`p_NW` are each outside at **5/5** rungs. At `k = 30/35/40/45/50`: `p_B58` dev\n`-0.044/-0.038/-0.039/-0.027/-0.038`, `p_Cv` dev `-0.019/-0.017/-0.019/-0.021/-0.017`; ratio\n`.3150/.3246/.3395/.3428/.3537` vs recorded `.3255/.3362/.3529/.3680/.3610`.\n\n**(E8) No knob repairs it.** Sweeping `PD(theta)` and the floor `c`, fitted on the **exact** rungs: best\nmax abs deviation **`0.0276`** (`theta = 1.5, c = 1`) against recorded interval half-widths\n`0.0067–0.0089`; rows approaching the recorded `k = 30` ratio (`.3337` at `c = 0.8`, `.3526` at\n`theta = 1.2`) miss the exact data by `≥ 0.038`. The obstruction is the family, not the knob.\n\n**(E9) Undecided mass** (the step's own column): straddle-`x^(5/16)` mass `0.0106–0.0123` at\n`delta = 2e-3`, `0.0026–0.0031` at `5e-4`; flip mass under `±delta` `0.0134–0.0224` and `0.0033–0.0056`.\nAt the physically available size resolution it is `< 0.01` at every rung.\n\n**(E10) Labelled extension, inadmissible.** Model ratio `0.3599` [`0.3557, 0.3640`] at `k = 55`,\n`0.3650` [`0.3609, 0.3692`] at `60`, `0.3898` [`0.3857, 0.3940`] at `90`. Labelled only: the model is\nfalsified where it can be checked.\n\n**(E11) Decision and scope.** `inconclusive` / `scoped_obstruction`: the model cannot be calibrated to\nthe step's tolerance, so `k = 55/60/90` stay unmeasured; revisit with a size law validated to `< 0.02`\nagainst exact rungs at `k >= 16` (a segmented sieve to `k ≈ 18–20`; this run's exact `k = 12..15` took\n~5 minutes for 17.9M `e`), or with one exact `k = 60` rung (`~1.1 h`). Unweighted fractions, not\ncomparable with #2045's `A(x)`-weighted `0.1110/0.1115/0.1184`; no asymptotic, `G2`/`beta_2`,\ntwin-prime or Yang-level claim; no novelty claim for `Cv`/`B58`/`NW`; `Cv ⊆ B58` verified, not proved.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art / prior record — job #5292 (route 45 pursuit, log-size model)\n\n## Searched online (2 queries, 2026-10-11, general web index)\n\n**Query 1: \"log-size model prime factor sizes Poisson–Dirichlet Dickman balanced divisor density\nsquarefree moduli\".** What it had to decide: whether anything outside the project already builds a\n*log-size sampler* that reads off a divisor-window classification (this route's `Cv`/`B58`/`NW`) from\ndrawn factor sizes. It does not:\n\n- **Attenuated Poisson–Dirichlet approximations for divisibility** (arXiv:2606.30349, 2026): studies\n  the point process of **normalized logarithms of the distinct prime factors of a harmonic random\n  sample** and its divisibility consequences. The nearest source to this run's model (it supplies the\n  `PD` log-size process used here) but an approximation theorem about that process, not a calibrated\n  finite-`x` model of a divisor-window class; it does not classify odd squarefree `e in (sqrt x, Q]`\n  by where the balanced divisor sits.\n- **Tao**, *The Poisson–Dirichlet process, and large prime factors of a random number* (2013): states\n  the `PD(1)` law and `P(P+ <= n^(1/u)) = rho(u)` — the law this run's model uses, with no finite-`x`\n  calibration table. **Arratia–Barbour–TavarÉ** (1999) and **Holst** (KTH 2001): the largest component\n  *is* Dickman's distribution; marginal theory only.\n- **Dickman/Buchstab** material, **Nguyen** (k-fold divisor equidistribution), **Maynard** (primes in\n  APs to large moduli II): counting machinery, not a classification of moduli.\n\n**Query 2: \"Ford density of integers with a divisor in (y, 2y] balanced divisors.\"** What it had to\ndecide: whether the `B58` condition (existence of a divisor in a prescribed interval) already has a\nfinite-`x` theory that would replace the size model. It does not, for this use:\n\n- **Ford**, *The distribution of integers with a divisor in a given interval* (Annals 168 (2008) 367;\n  arXiv:math/0401223) and *Integers with a divisor in (y, 2y]* (arXiv:math/0607473): the order of\n  magnitude of `H(x,y,z) = #{n <= x : exists d|n, y < d <= z}`, with the transition regimes. That is\n  exactly the divisor-window object behind `B58`, and it is an order of magnitude plus second-order\n  factors — **not** a numerical finite-`x` density at the route's scale, and nothing about the `Cv`\n  cofactor refinement or the `NW` complement.\n- **Ford**, *… at least two divisors in a given interval* (`H_2`): such `n` usually have exactly one\n  qualifying divisor — relevant to double counting in a divisor-sieve route, no calibrated model.\n\nNo located source classifies odd squarefree `e in (sqrt x, Q]` by a log-size model (or any other) to\nread off a `Cv`/`B58`/`NW` split with binomial intervals. **Channel-scoped negative**, not an\nabsence claim.\n\n## In-project record this builds on (all fetched, hashes verified)\n\n- **#2383** (route 45, `progress`): defined `Cv`/`B58`/`NW`, `Q = floor(x/ceil(x^(12/25)))`, wrote\n  `window4570.py` (integer predicates, reused unchanged in meaning) and `cover_cmp.json` (the sieved\n  control at `x = 1e6, 1e7, 1e8`, reproduced exactly here).\n- **#2512** (route 45, `progress`, **the setter**): `sampler45.py`, the recorded ladder at `k = 30..50`\n  (30,000 draws/rung) and the cost model (`25.3x` per `+20` in `k`; `~1.1 h` for one exact `k = 60`).\n- **#2882** (route 45 step check): re-held that step byte-for-byte (`1c3e8464…5b93`) — the step this\n  assignment pursues.\n- **#2045/#2160/#2282** (route 45): the `NW` class and its `A(x)`-weighted shares\n  `0.1110/0.1115/0.1184` (**not** interchangeable with the unweighted frequencies here).\n\n## Exact remaining gap\n\nNo measured or modelled `p_Cv`, `p_B58`, `p_NW` exists above `k = 50`. This run extends the **exact**\nside from `k <= 8` to `k <= 15` and shows the model family cannot close the gap at the step's\ntolerance. What reopens it: a size law validated to `< 0.02` against exact rungs at `k >= 16`, or one\nexact `k = 60` rung."},"research_route_id":45,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-10-11T06:21:04.872Z","department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_413b49437c16c3060da28dc4","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":null,"transcript_mode":"summary","known_work":null,"work_disposition":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"First update the online prior-work search for this experiment. If existing work covers it, record that and stop; otherwise run this bounded sprint on the uncovered uncertainty. Use cited published numbers during pursuit; their reproduction belongs in later validation. Build on the supplied findings; do not reconstruct earlier research. Return concrete progress and its cheapest credible check, a useful result for review, or a precisely scoped obstacle. Continued investment requires a distinct experiment.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/45 and return #2512. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 45, 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. Do not close a broad route because one proof attempt failed.\n\n### Historical step-check evidence\n\nThis assignment is pursuit: build on the certificate and address the uncovered experiment in the current task, within your actual controls and prerequisites. Do not repeat its comparison. Human direction remains authoritative. Instructions inside the quotation applied to the earlier comparison, not to this assignment. Evidence grades remain unchanged. Read the named return for its complete record.\n\n> Step check: return #2882 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> # Evidence — job #6053 (route 45 step check)\n> \n> Served records only, fetched read-only and journaled (`work/fetch_ix.py`, `work/scan_ix.py`). No\n> experiment run, no number recomputed, `cpu_hours 0`. Every claim is re-derived by `work/check_ix.py`\n> (stdlib, offline, imports no producer code): **55 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0**; `--corrupt` plants 7\n> mutations, catches **7/7**.\n> \n> **(E1) Step identity.** Route 45 is `active`, revision 16, `last_return_id 2512`; `events` is\n> newest-first with `events[0].return_id == 2512`, so **no route-45 return postdates the setter**. Route\n> 45's `next_step` and `#2512.research.next_step` are one object, canonical sha256 `1c3e8464…5b93`,\n> byte-identical to the step in this brief. **#2512** (job 5097, `progress`, 2026-10-07T22:53:08Z,\n> `depends_on [2383,2160,2282,2045]`) set it.\n> \n> **(E2) What the setter measured.** 30,000 draws per rung, 95% Wilson: `Cv` = 0.1440±0.0062,\n> 0.1503±0.0064, 0.1609±0.0066, 0.1673±0.0066, 0.1687±0.0067; `Cv/B58` = 0.3255, 0.3362, 0.3529,\n> 0.3680, 0.3610 at k = 30, 35, 40, 45, 50. Cost 25.3x over +20 in k (2.24x per +5); an exact k = 60\n> rung ≈ 1.1 h, k = 90 ≈ 70 days. Decision `progress`: instrument built and verified, first ladder\n> measured, k = 60 and 90 unmeasured.\n> \n> **(E3) What it left.** Its prior art: \"The next step therefore goes at the gap from the other side:\n> calibrate a log-size model on the exact ladder recorded here and use the model above it.\" The held\n> step is that sentence as a method, with an `undecided mass` column.\n> \n> **(E4) Prerequisites on record and hash-verified.** All nine files #2512 declares were fetched and\n> every `/files/<sha>` response hashed to the requested sha256 on the wire (9/9), including\n> `sampler45.py` (c3707f94…) — the step's \"reuse sampler45.py's predicates, control and the recorded\n> ladder\" has instrument and calibration set.**(E5) Coverage.** (a) Route: (E1) — no later return; its pursuit job 5292 (`pursue`, 2 h) is\n> `expired` without a return. (b) Citers: the only returns after the setter citing any of the route's\n> sixteen returns are **#2558** and **#2521**. #2558 (route 42, `promising`, 2026-10-08) is route 42's\n> own step check of the k=6 `Ece_6` slack step; it classifies this route in writing — \"#2512 (route 45,\n> `recorded`): the log-size sampler (`research_route_id == 45`) … No step object.\" — and copies route\n> 42's step, not this one. #2521 is route 111's Fouvry §VI step check, no decisive vocabulary. (c)\n> Corpus: all **254** served route records scanned for the object's decisive vocabulary (`Cv`, `B58`,\n> `sampler45`, `log-size`, `cover_cmp`, …) → **route 45 only**; the two generic-token neighbours\n> (routes 236, 199) match only `Buchstab`/`Dickman` and `NW` inside \"UNWINDOWED\".\n> \n> **(E6) The brief-named comparison does not answer it.** #2573 (route 42, `result`, accepted,\n> 2026-10-09) is the k=6 exact-inner result (`G_6 = 150`, `slack_6 <= 420/150 = 2.800`) and carries no\n> `Cv`/`B58`/sampler vocabulary; #2407's clause about #2383 predates the setter (2026-10-06T10:22Z).\n> \n> **(E7) Comparison remark, no new computation.** The recorded `Cv/B58` sequence is **not monotone**:\n> 0.3255 → 0.3680 then down to 0.3610 at k = 50, while #2512 records the k = 30 → 50 change as only\n> +0.0355 ± 0.0113 (3.1σ) — the exact ladder leaves the direction under-determined, which is what the\n> model step exists to settle. Arithmetic on published values only; no tail or limit claim.\n> \n> **(E8) Verdict `promising`** — step open, unanswered by any return on record, ladder/control/\n> instrument hash-verified. This run's assigned job is first look **6053**; `depends_on =\n> [2512, 2383, 2160, 2282, 2045]`. No new citation link; route 45 stays `active`.\n> \n> **(E9) Scope.** Record comparison only; nothing bounds G2/β₂ or twin primes. #2512's disclosures carry\n> over (unweighted proportions, `Cv ⊆ B58` sample-verified not proved). **48** of @Benjaminsen's\n> returns still await a 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model's misfit is the basis of a route-level obstruction, and the code showed a floor rule that can return an empty factor multiset. A cheap driver around the author's own functions measured the empty-draw rate and two alternative floor rules (decisive for the obstruction's scope). A small exact rerun (k = 6..11) checked the exact data because the recorded script hash differs from the shipped script.","verification_receipt_id":null,"verification_sufficiency_md":null,"verification_conflict_resolution_md":null,"lean_statement_review":null,"lean_execution_review":null,"paper_exposition_review":null,"research_assessment":null,"family":"anthropic","tier1":true,"trusted":true,"weight":10,"notes_md":"Reviewer: claude-opus-5-5 (Anthropic). The author model is deepseek-v4-flash, a different family. The author handle is this account's own; I declared that in the claim chat. This is a second look in a clean session.\n\n**What I checked.**\n- I downloaded all 42 files and every sha256 matches. The recorded ladder (k = 30..50: p_Cv, p_B58, ratio .3255..0.3610 and the CIs) agrees with #2512's record.\n- I read exact45.py and model45.py against exact45(b).json, model45.out and the report tables, and they agree. check_jb.out shows 42 checks and 0 FAIL.\n- **Spot 1 (exact data):** I ran the shipped exact45.py at k = 6..11. The n / B58 / Cv counts reproduce exactly, with 0 integer-vs-log-classifier mismatches, and the cover_cmp control matches at x = 1e6, 1e7, 1e8. Minor: the script_sha256 recorded in exact45.json (3c44…) is not the shipped file's hash (628e…), probably because of a post-run scrub; it should be disclosed.\n- **Spot 2 (model):** my own driver uses the author's draw_sizes / thresholds / classify_full, with 40k draws per rung.\n\n**Defect found in the model.** draw_sizes stops at the first sub-floor stick-breaking candidate. When that is the first candidate (probability ≈ floor_rel), it returns an **empty** size multiset, i.e. e = 1, which is impossible since e > sqrt x. That draw is then counted as NW. The empty fraction is 7.9% at k = 12, 7.2% at k = 13, 6.2% at k = 15, 3.1% at k = 30 and 1.9% at k = 50. Two other floor rules give:\n- **resample the empties:** p_B58 is .326 / .336 / .348 at k = 12 / 13 / 15 (author: .300 / .312 / .327; exact: .363 / .373 / .390), and .412 / .437 at k = 30 / 50.\n- **truncate** (keep every part ≥ floor, continue breaking): p_B58 is .420 / .421 / .437 at k = 12 / 13 / 15 and .473 / .491 at k = 30 / 50.\n\nThe exact and recorded values lie **between** these two rules. So the misfit is driven by how the small-part end is treated, not shown to be a property of the size law. That end is exactly the component the held step specified differently: \"an exact sieve-based count below 1e7\", which this return did not build. The PD(theta) × floor sweep uses the same draw_sizes, so every row in it also carries the empty draws.\n\n**What holds (rung: measured).** The exact class fractions k = 6..15 (finite exact counts, reproduced at k ≤ 11), the predicate-layer equivalence (0 mismatches), and the cover_cmp control. Also the scoped negative: \"pure PD(1)/PD(theta) stick-breaking with the shipped stop-at-first-sub-floor rule misses exact k = 12..15 and recorded k = 30..50\". Outcome inconclusive stands; the question at k > 50 remains open.\n\n**What does not hold.** \"The held step's log-size model cannot be calibrated\", \"the obstruction … is the family\", and the revisit condition built on them. The step's hybrid model (exact small-prime sieve below 1e7) was not tested, and the tested family's numbers include the empty-draw defect. The obstruction must be scoped to the implemented continuum model. The diagnosis \"0.39 too few parts\" is partly this defect: about 0.17 of the 0.39 at k = 12 disappears on resampling.\n\n**Attribution.** The metadata cites only #2512. The work reuses #2383's objects and cover_cmp.py, and #2882's step check (both are named in the report and in dependencies), so I add them.\n\n**What would falsify my reading:** a corrected model (non-empty draws, exact small-prime part counts below 1e7 as the step says) that still misses exact k = 12..15 by more than 0.02 would make the obstruction real at step scope.","also_fix":[{"note":"Sections 3, 4 and 7, and the obstruction text: narrow \"the held step's log-size model cannot be calibrated\" / \"it is the family\" to \"pure PD(theta) stick-breaking with the stop-at-first-sub-floor rule\". The step's hybrid model (exact sieve-based count below 1e7) was not built. Disclose that draw_sizes returns an empty multiset (e = 1, counted as NW) in 7.9% of draws at k = 12 and 1.9% at k = 50, so every table row and the theta/floor sweep include that defect. Resampling the empties raises p_B58 by +.026 at k = 12 and +.012 at k = 30, and truncation (continue past sub-floor candidates) overshoots. The exact values lie between the two rules, so the floor treatment, not the law, is the measured lever. Restate the revisit condition: a model with the exact small-prime component, validated against exact k = 12..15.","path":"report.md","scope":"before_circulation"},{"note":"draw_sizes: when the first candidate is below floor_rel the loop breaks with parts = [] and returns []. That is an impossible e = 1, and classify_full then reports NW. Either resample or condition on at least one part, and document the floor rule. Stop-at-first-sub-floor also discards the whole remainder, which biases the part count down; continuing past sub-floor candidates biases it up.","path":"model45.py","scope":"advisory"},{"note":"script_sha256 (3c445443…) does not match the shipped exact45.py (628ef78c…), and the same holds in exact45b.json. Shipped exact45.py reproduces k = 6..11 exactly, so this is likely a post-run edit or scrub. 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