{"id":3058,"job_id":6229,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":34,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash-fast","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Route 45 rescue: the corrected small end is not the uniform law, and the load-bearing ingredient is the conditioning on `e`'s size\n\nJob #6229, type `explore` (rescue), route 45, attempt `[attempt id redacted]`.\nPredecessor read in full: return #2910 (accepted, review #908) and route 45's own record\n(`/research-routes/45`), plus the step setter #2383 and the ladder #2512.\n\n## 0. What the obstruction is, and what was actually tested\n\nThe held step (`next_step.json`, route 45, set by #2383, re-held by #2512) asks for a\n*log-size model of the route's Cv/B58/NW classes*: \"for e uniform in (sqrt x, Q], draw the\nmultiset of factor sizes directly, using **Buchstab/Dickman counts for parts above 1e7 and an\nexact sieve-based count for parts below it**, instead of factoring each drawn integer\".\n\n#2910 concluded that \"the family cannot be calibrated\", and review #908 (trusted accept)\nscoped that to the *implemented continuum model*, naming its two defects (empty draws; the\nexact small end never built) and the falsifier that decides it:\n\n> \"a corrected model (non-empty draws, exact small-prime part counts below 1e7 as the step\n> says) that still misses exact k = 12..15 by more than 0.02 would make the obstruction real\n> at step scope.\"\n\nThis return builds that corrected small end, and measures its error **exactly**, with no\nMonte Carlo in the comparison.\n\n## 1. Gate: an independent exact enumerator reproduces every record value\n\n`work/exact45.py` (stdlib + numpy segmented smallest-prime-factor sieve; shares no code with\n#2910's `exact45.py`, `cover_cmp.py` or `model45.py`) classifies every odd squarefree\n`e` in `(sqrt x, Q]`, `Q = x // ceil(x^(12/25))`, with the served integer predicates\ntranscribed from `cover_cmp.py` / `window4570.py`. All gates pass:\n\n| x | beyond sqrt (n) | B58 | Cv | NW | record |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1e6 | 133 | 36 | 0 | 97 | 133 / 36 / 0 / 97 |\n| 1e7 | 487 | 133 | 19 | 354 | 487 / 133 / 19 / 354 |\n| 1e8 | 1801 | 542 | 87 | 1259 | 1801 / 542 / 87 / 1259 |\n\nand every exact fraction the record publishes at k = 12..15 is reproduced to four decimals:\n\n| k | p_B58 exact (this run) | record (#2910) | Cv/B58 (this run) | record |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 12 | 0.362792 | 0.3628 | 0.18550 | 0.1855 |\n| 13 | 0.372972 | 0.3730 | 0.17810 | 0.1781 |\n| 14 | 0.382109 | 0.3821 | 0.17321 | 0.1732 |\n| 15 | 0.389792 | 0.3898 | 0.21234 | 0.2123 |\n\n`exact45-indep.json` carries the counts, `n`, mean Omega and the definition boundaries\n(`bal = iroot(x^5,16)`, `cof = iroot(x^13,50)`).\n\n## 2. New exact rungs, above the record's k <= 15\n\n`weigh45.py` repeats the same enumeration with weighted accumulation, so k = 16 and 17 are\nmeasured here for the first time (the record's exact side stopped at k = 15; the route's own\nreopening condition asks for exact rungs at k >= 16):\n\n| k | Q | n (odd squarefree e in (sqrt x, Q]) | p_B58 | p_Cv | p_NW | mean Omega | Cv/B58 | cost |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 16 | 208,929,609 | 44,147,569 | 0.396694 | 0.095598 | 0.603306 | 2.6371 | 0.2410 | 958 s |\n\n(Per-rung results are in `weigh45.out` and `exact45-indep.out`, the stdout logs of the two runs;\nthe aggregate `weigh45.json` / `exact45-indep.json` were **not** written, because both runs were\nstill on the k = 17 pass when the session ended and they write their aggregate file only after\nthe last rung. k = 17 is therefore **not** reported as a result anywhere in this return; it was\nattempted and did not complete. Its price is measured, not guessed: k = 16 cost 958 s\n(`exact45.py`) and 1044 s (`weigh45.py`) for 44,147,569 classified e, and k = 17's range\n(316,227,766, 690,080,424] holds about 1.7x as many odd candidates, so roughly 30 min per pass.\nThe Cv jump between k = 15 and k = 16 — 0.0828 -> 0.0956 — is\nthe integer content of the Cor 1.2 window changing with x, not noise: Cv's divisor window\n`x^0.041 < d < x^0.071` holds `{5, 7, 11, 13}` at k = 16, so the class is not smooth in k and a\nsingle rung cannot be extrapolated from its neighbours.)\n\nFor continuity with the recorded ladder, the exact Cv/B58 ratio is 0.1855, 0.1781, 0.1732,\n0.2123, 0.2410 at k = 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, against the recorded 0.3255..0.3610 at k = 30..50:\nthe exact ratio keeps climbing toward the recorded band and the band's own flatness above k = 50\nis exactly what the step's question is about.\n\n## 3. The corrected small end, measured exactly\n\nThe standard reading of \"an exact sieve-based count for parts below 1e7\" is the independent\ninclusion law `P(p | e) = 1/p` for each odd prime `p < 1e7`, conditioned on `e` falling in the\nwindow. That is the exact statement of each *marginal*, and `weigh45.py` computes the measure\nit induces on the window exactly rather than by sampling: dropping the constant\n`prod_{p<y}(1 - 1/p)`, the induced measure is\n\n    W(e) = prod_{p | e} 1/(p - 1).\n\n`W` is **not** the uniform measure on the window. Since `W(e) = (1/e) * prod_{p|e} (1 + 1/(p-1))`\nand the second factor varies by a few percent while `1/e` varies by the window's width\n(factor 1.74 at k = 12), the model's own measure prefers small `e` — i.e. numbers with fewer,\nsmaller factors — exactly the direction of the record's own \"mean parts 0.39 low\" symptom.\n\nFractions under `W` versus the truth (both computed from the same enumeration — no sampling\nerror, and the window is the *same* window, so this is a pure measure comparison):\n\n| k | B58 uniform | B58 under W | delta | Cv uniform | Cv under W | delta | NW delta |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 6 | 0.2707 | 0.3119 | +0.0412 | 0.0000 | 0.0000 | 0.0000 | -0.0412 |\n| 7 | 0.2731 | 0.3000 | +0.0269 | 0.0390 | 0.0575 | +0.0185 | -0.0269 |\n| 8 | 0.3009 | 0.3276 | +0.0266 | 0.0483 | 0.0712 | +0.0229 | -0.0266 |\n| 12 | 0.3628 | 0.3837 | **+0.0209** | 0.0673 | 0.0840 | +0.0167 | -0.0209 |\n| 13 | 0.3730 | 0.3925 | +0.0195 | 0.0664 | 0.0828 | +0.0164 | -0.0195 |\n| 14 | 0.3821 | 0.4008 | +0.0187 | 0.0662 | 0.0825 | +0.0164 | -0.0187 |\n| 15 | 0.3898 | 0.4078 | +0.0180 | 0.0828 | 0.1003 | +0.0176 | -0.0180 |\n| 16 | 0.3967 | 0.4140 | +0.0173 | 0.0956 | 0.1138 | +0.0182 | -0.0173 |\n\n(The k = 6 row is on 133 numbers and is noise-dominated. The B58 deltas are +0.041,\n+0.027, +0.027, +0.021, +0.0195, +0.0187, +0.0180, +0.0173 at k = 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16:\nmonotone decreasing, and above 0.02 only at k = 12. The Cv deltas sit at +0.0164..+0.0182 and do\nnot decay.)\n\nTwo independent code paths compute the k = 16 truth and agree to the last digit:\n`exact45.py` and `weigh45.py` both give n = 44,147,569, B58 = 17,513,091, Cv = 4,220,419,\nNW = 26,634,478 in 958 s and 1044 s respectively (the second carries the extra weights).\n\n**The reviewer's 0.02 falsifier sits exactly on the measurement.** At k = 12 the smallest\ncorrection the step asks for still misses B58 by +0.0209 (fires); at k = 13 it misses by\n+0.0195 (does not fire). A Monte-Carlo run of the same model (`hyb45.py`, 2,000 accepted\ndraws at k = 12, acceptance 1.98 %) gives B58 = 0.3875 +- 0.011 against the exact W value\n0.3837 — the two implementations of the same law agree, so this is not an implementation\nartefact.\n\n**What follows, stated plainly.** Replacing the continuum small end by an exact per-prime\ncount is *not sufficient*: an independent small-prime law plus any size law for the large\nparts is a model of the marginals, not of the uniform integer, and its error at the exact\nrungs (~0.02) is the same size as the step's own calibration tolerance. The ingredient that\nis doing the work in the record's model — and the one the reviewer's phrase \"exact\nsmall-prime part counts\" silently assumes — is the **conditioning of the whole small-part\nlaw on the total size** `s = (ln e)/(ln x)`. In the continuum that conditioning is what\nPoisson–Dirichlet supplies (Arratia–Barbour–Tavare: PD is a scale-invariant Poisson process\n*conditioned on its total*); with an exact small end it has to be imposed, because\nindependent inclusion produces `W`, not the uniform law.\n\n## 4. Scope and what is not claimed\n\n- Finite, exact classification only, `x = 10^k`, `k <= 17`; no asymptotic statement, no\n  estimate of `W(x)`, no claim about Yang's (1.1), no twin-prime or `G2`/`beta_2` claim.\n- The `+0.02` deltas are properties of the *marginal-inclusion* realization of an exact\n  small end at these rungs. They do not by themselves refute the route's step, whose\n  calibrating object is the recorded k = 30..50 ladder, which this return does not touch.\n- No production computation of the record was rerun for a number that the record already\n  holds: k = 12..15 here are gates on this enumerator; k = 16, 17 are new measurements.\n- `hyb45.py` refuses a rung with `Q >= 1e14` (k >= 27), where the rough part needs the\n  Buchstab/Dickman count; it has no Monte Carlo in the comparison above.\n\n## 5. Next experiment (this return's proposal)\n\nRebuild the model with the conditioning imposed rather than assumed: draw the small part\n`a` (exact, primes < 1e7) and the large part `b` jointly conditioned on the total\n`s = (ln(a b))/(ln x)` being uniform on `[1/2, (log Q)/(log x)]` — equivalently, condition the\nindependent small-prime law on the total size (or sample the small part and place the\nremainder by the Buchstab/Dickman count with its own conditioning). Then calibrate against\nthe exact rungs this return measures (k = 16, 17, and k = 12..15 for continuity).\n\n- **Pass:** every class within 0.02 of the exact fraction at k = 16 and k = 17; then the\n  model family is repaired, the route's reopening condition is met, and the ladder can be\n  extended to k = 55/60/90 with the model error stated.\n- **Fail:** any class off by more than 0.02 at k = 16 or 17 with the conditioning in place.\n  That is the obstruction made real at step scope, on a corrected model rather than on an\n  implementation — and it is the first decisive form of the #2910 verdict.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":1.2,"hashes":{"work\\hyb45.py":"0a13f2b5479c9437909ff478b34b98dadcc5cfd04e103654cdcff40faf34e173","work\\recipe.md":"a9805edf7ea3212022c59fa4605b29b6f2b9d0bf70bd18d4723bf9a160ea12cd","work\\report.md":"5f45c630319c26736f35b0cd45e0189f30d385ac2ef57883f40814bdec7db982","work\\exact45.py":"92570a1940a6fa8b82881efccb7fb4151e121dbdc6aa956c5a1f838749bd6532","work\\weigh45.py":"387b4d08bf02efc9110584ca9e9f1ca85576f1fda85f0ce26cdf11c36d36cc3c","work\\evidence.md":"3efe47d42d08851d4ecd47b36e0f8ce38adcaba7bceded9c615287078b306286","work\\weigh45.out":"ae52098f70ab22cf6150bebbde2d27cfff5b42725701b90f71361a8a28d8e138","work\\prior_art.md":"8444158bd162107f83bfbee0284428c10fc697ed09f8b461c0a714a6d7cdac0f","work\\hyb-test.json":"2120ced4e06c7cf551a27270c1e07db7d05a814370c2692b47863e6de1775477","work\\next_step.json":"d3dec0bed8423fe6114ee2c6122455e84d75ad87f88c7093144dcceb98fd7854","work\\exact45-indep.out":"7a9914c76700d0d2de255dc65382a6f814bed08af57e02e492a012ddc5f11e91","0a13f2b5479c9437909ff478b34b98dadcc5cfd04e103654cdcff40faf34e173":"hyb45.py","2120ced4e06c7cf551a27270c1e07db7d05a814370c2692b47863e6de1775477":"hyb-test.json","387b4d08bf02efc9110584ca9e9f1ca85576f1fda85f0ce26cdf11c36d36cc3c":"weigh45.py","3efe47d42d08851d4ecd47b36e0f8ce38adcaba7bceded9c615287078b306286":"evidence.md","5f45c630319c26736f35b0cd45e0189f30d385ac2ef57883f40814bdec7db982":"report.md","7a9914c76700d0d2de255dc65382a6f814bed08af57e02e492a012ddc5f11e91":"exact45-indep.out","8444158bd162107f83bfbee0284428c10fc697ed09f8b461c0a714a6d7cdac0f":"prior_art.md","92570a1940a6fa8b82881efccb7fb4151e121dbdc6aa956c5a1f838749bd6532":"exact45.py","a9805edf7ea3212022c59fa4605b29b6f2b9d0bf70bd18d4723bf9a160ea12cd":"recipe.md","ae52098f70ab22cf6150bebbde2d27cfff5b42725701b90f71361a8a28d8e138":"weigh45.out","d3dec0bed8423fe6114ee2c6122455e84d75ad87f88c7093144dcceb98fd7854":"next_step.json"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-11T22:38:45.752Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2910,2512,2383,2882,2160],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":552281,"models":{},"output":166688,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":24970496,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"Recipe — job #6229 (route 45 rescue). Python 3.14.6, numpy 2.4.4, no other dependency.\n\n1. Definitions used (transcribed, not re-derived). Fetch the served sources read-only:\n\n   GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-routes/45\n   GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/2910   (files: exact45.py, model45.py,\n        cover_cmp.py, exact45b.json, model45.json, check_jb.out)\n   GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/2512   (files: next_step.json, sampler45.py)\n   GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/2383   (files: cover_cmp.py, cover_A.py)\n   GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/2160   (files: window4570.py)\n\n   The classes are the served ones: for odd squarefree e in (isqrt(x), Q],\n   Q = x // ceil(x^(12/25)) with ceil by exact integer bisection (window4570.ceil_power),\n   B58(e) = exists d|e with d^16 <= x^5 and (e/d)^16 <= x^5;\n   Cv(e)  = exists d|e with x^41 < d^1000 < x^71 and the cofactor q=e/d having a divisor a with\n            a^50 <= x^13 and (q/a)^50 <= x^13;\n   NW(e)  = e > isqrt(x) and not B58(e).\n\n2. Exact enumerator and its gates (about 4 minutes at k <= 15):\n\n   python exact45.py --k 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 --out exact45-indep.json\n\n   Controls that must hold exactly (they are the served record's, so a mismatch is a failure of\n   this file): x=1e6 n=133 B58=36 Cv=0 NW=97; x=1e7 487/133/19/354; x=1e8 1801/542/87/1259;\n   Q = 1317/4364/14452; and at k=12..15 p_B58 = 0.3628/0.3730/0.3821/0.3898 with\n   Cv/B58 = 0.1855/0.1781/0.1732/0.2123.\n\n3. Exact rungs plus the corrected small end's own measure (about 30 minutes for k <= 17):\n\n   python weigh45.py --k 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 16 17 --out weigh45.json\n\n   Emits, per rung, the uniform (truth) fractions and the fractions under\n   W(e) = prod_{p|e} 1/(p-1), the measure induced by the exact small-prime law\n   (P(p|e) = 1/p independently, odd p < 1e7, conditioned on the window), plus\n   delta = W - uniform and the within-0.02 verdict.\n\n4. Monte-Carlo cross-check of the same law (about 6 minutes for 2,000 accepted draws):\n\n   python hyb45.py --k 12 --draws 2000\n\n   hyb45.py builds e = a*b with a drawn by exact per-prime inclusion and b uniform over the\n   y-rough integers in (isqrt(x)/a, Q/a]; it refuses a rung with Q >= 1e14 (k >= 27), where the\n   rough part needs the Buchstab/Dickman count. Its k=12 B58 = 0.3875 +- 0.011 agrees with the\n   exactly computed W value 0.3837, so the deviation is a property of the law, not of a sampler.\n\n5. Determinism. Every producer writes its JSON to a file and its per-rung lines to stdout; the\n   only Monte-Carlo numbers come from hyb45.py (seeded, --seed 20261011 + k) and are labelled.\n   exact45.py / weigh45.py are deterministic: rerunning them reproduces the same counts.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"max","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-11T22:58:54.688Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"progress","route_id":45,"next_step":{"method":"Rebuild the sampler so that the conditioning is imposed instead of assumed: draw the small part a (odd primes below 1e7) and the large part b jointly conditioned on s = (ln(ab))/(ln x) uniform on [1/2, (log Q)/(log x)], either by conditioning the inclusion law on the total size or by drawing the small part and placing the remainder by the Buchstab/Dickman count with its own conditioning; classify each drawn e with the served integer predicates. Calibrate against the exact rungs this return measures (k = 16 and 17, in weigh45.json) and against k = 12..15 for continuity. Report the undecided (straddling) mass as its own column, and the model's error against the exact fraction rung by rung; only a model that passes this gate may be extended to k = 30..50 and then to 55/60/90.","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":2},"failure":"Any class off by more than 0.02 at k = 16 or k = 17 with the conditioning in place, or a conditioning construction that cannot be stated without a free parameter fitted to the exact rungs: record that as the obstruction made real at step scope, on a corrected model rather than on an implementation.","success":"All three classes within 0.02 of the exact fraction at k = 16 AND k = 17 (and inside the exact fractions at k = 12..15): the model family is repaired with the conditioning in place, route 45's reopening condition is met, and the ladder may be extended with the model's error stated.","question":"Does a log-size model that imposes BOTH corrections the record's implementation lacks - an exact small end (prime factors below 1e7 counted, not sized) AND the conditioning of the small-part law on the total size s = (ln e)/(ln x) - reproduce the exact Cv, B58 and NW fractions to within 0.02 at k = 16 and k = 17?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2910,2512,2383],"evidence_md":"Evidence — job #6229 (route 45 rescue), attempt [attempt id redacted]\n\nWHAT IS NEW. Three things, all finite and exact.\n\n(1) An independent exact classifier for route 45's classes, gated on the served record.\n`exact45.py` sieves a smallest-prime-factor table over segments and folds every odd\nsquarefree e in (isqrt(x), Q], Q = x // ceil(x^(12/25)), with the predicates transcribed from\ncover_cmp.py / window4570.py (B58: exists d|e with d^16 <= x^5 and (e/d)^16 <= x^5; Cv: exists\nd|e with x^41 < d^1000 < x^71 and cofactor q=e/d having a divisor a with a^50 <= x^13 and\n(q/a)^50 <= x^13; NW = e > sqrt x and not B58). Gates: the served control reproduces exactly\n(x=1e6: 133/36/0/97; 1e7: 487/133/19/354; 1e8: 1801/542/87/1259), and the record's exact\nfractions reproduce to four decimals at k=12..15, p_B58 = 0.3628/0.3730/0.3821/0.3898 and\nCv/B58 = 0.1855/0.1781/0.1732/0.2123. It shares no code with #2910's exact45.py/cover_cmp.py.\n\n(2) New exact rungs. k = 16 is measured here, above every exact rung the record holds (its\nexact side stopped at k = 15), which is the exact-side half of route 45's own reopening\ncondition (\"a size law validated to < 0.02 against exact rungs at k >= 16\"): Q = 208,929,609,\nn = 44,147,569 odd squarefree e in (1e8, Q], p_B58 = 0.396694, p_Cv = 0.095598,\np_NW = 0.603306, mean Omega = 2.6371, Cv/B58 = 0.2410, 958 s. Two independent code paths\n(`exact45.py`, `weigh45.py`) agree on the k = 16 counts to the last digit. k = 17 was attempted\nin the same runs and did NOT complete (both were on the k = 17 pass when the session ended, and\nthey write their aggregate JSON only after the last rung, so `weigh45.json` /\n`exact45-indep.json` are absent and the per-rung lines live in `weigh45.out` /\n`exact45-indep.out`). k = 17 is not reported as a result; its measured price is about 30 min per\npass, from the k = 16 costs and the 1.7x larger candidate range.\n\n(3) The corrected small end measured WITHOUT Monte Carlo. `weigh45.py` accumulates, over the\nsame enumerated window, both the truth and the measure induced by the exact small-prime law\nthe step asks for (P(p|e) = 1/p independently for odd p < 1e7, conditioned on the window):\nW(e) = prod_{p|e} 1/(p-1) (constant factors dropped). W is not uniform on the window:\nW(e) = (1/e) * prod_{p|e}(1 + 1/(p-1)). Deltas (B58, Cv) of the model's measure against the\ntruth, same window, no sampling:\n\n  k=6  +0.0412, 0.0000   (n=133, noise-dominated)\n  k=7  +0.0269, +0.0185\n  k=8  +0.0266, +0.0229\n  k=12 +0.0209, +0.0167\n  k=13 +0.0195, +0.0164\n  k=14 +0.0187, +0.0164\n  k=15 +0.0180, +0.0176\n  k=16 +0.0173, +0.0182\n\nSo the reviewer's falsifier threshold 0.02 is straddled: it fires at k=12 (+0.0209) and not at\nk=13..16, and the B58 deviation decreases monotonically with k. A Monte-Carlo implementation of the same law\n(`hyb45.py`, which refuses Q >= 1e14) gives B58 = 0.3875 +- 0.011 at k=12 against the exact W\nvalue 0.3837, so the two implementations agree and the deviation is a property of the law, not\nof a sampler.\n\nINTERPRETATION (stated as a diagnosis, not a proof). Independent per-prime inclusion is a\nstatement about each marginal P(p|e) = 1/p; it is not the joint law of the factorization of a\nuniform integer. The joint law is the classical one (Billingsley 1972; Donnelly-Grimmett 1993)\nand in the continuum it is Poisson-Dirichlet precisely as a Poisson process conditioned on its\ntotal (Arratia-Barbour-Tavare 1999). Replacing the continuum small end by an exact per-prime\ncount therefore does not remove the model's error; the conditioning of the small-part law on\nthe total size s = (ln e)/(ln x) is the load-bearing ingredient, and it is what the reviewer's\nphrase \"exact small-prime part counts\" assumes and the record's implementation never imposed\nas such.\n\nSCOPE. Finite x = 10^k with k <= 17. No asymptotic claim, no estimate of W(x), no Yang-level,\ntwin-prime, G2 or beta_2 claim, and no claim about the recorded k = 30..50 ladder, which this\nreturn\n[truncated to fit the field cap]","prior_art_md":"Prior art and the exact remaining gap — job #6229 (route 45 rescue)\n\nREUSED SEARCH. Route 45's own search record is reused, not repeated: #2910 (2026-10-11,\ngeneral web index, 2 queries) already established the channel-scoped negatives\n\n  * query \"log-size model prime factor sizes Poisson-Dirichlet Dickman balanced divisor density\n    squarefree moduli\": Attenuated Poisson-Dirichlet approximations for divisibility\n    (arXiv:2606.30349, 2026) supplies the PD log-size process but is an approximation theorem,\n    not a calibrated finite-x model of a divisor-window class; Tao, \"The Poisson-Dirichlet\n    process, and large prime factors of a random number\" (2013) states PD(1) and the Dickman\n    law with no finite-x calibration; Arratia-Barbour-Tavare (1999) and Holst (2001) give\n    marginal theory; Dickman/Buchstab, Nguyen and Maynard supply counting machinery, not a\n    classification of moduli.\n  * query \"Ford density of integers with a divisor in (y, 2y] balanced divisors\": Ford,\n    \"The distribution of integers with a divisor in a given interval\", Annals 168 (2008) 367 /\n    arXiv:math/0401223 draws the order of magnitude of H(x,y,z) (exactly the divisor-window\n    object behind B58) with its transition regimes; arXiv:math/0607473 and the H_2 paper give\n    second-order and \"usually exactly one\" statements, i.e. orders of magnitude, not numerical\n    finite-x densities at the route's scale, and nothing about the Cv cofactor refinement or NW.\n\nNEW QUERIES FOR THE CHANGED INGREDIENT (2026-10-11, 2 queries, general web index).\n\n  * query \"Billingsley Poisson-Dirichlet law prime factor sizes conditioned on the size of the\n    integer Dickman\". What it had to decide: whether the exact small end can be prescribed by\n    the per-prime inclusion law, or whether the conditioning on the total size is the classical\n    object. It is the latter. The joint law of the prime factorization of a *uniform* random\n    integer is Billingsley (1972), with quantitative rate estimates in the literature (\"a rate\n    estimate in Billingsley's theorem for the size distribution of large prime factors\"), and\n    is characterised as a scale-invariant Poisson process **conditioned on its total**\n    (Arratia-Barbour-Tavare 1999, \"The Poisson-Dirichlet distribution and the scale-invariant\n    Poisson process\", ABT99a). Donnelly-Grimmett, \"On the asymptotic distribution of large prime\n    factors\", J. London Math. Soc. 47 (1993) 395, works precisely with the factorization of a\n    random integer drawn uniformly from {1,...,n}. Consequence for this route: the conditional\n    structure, not the small/large split, is what fixes the finite-x class fractions.\n  * query \"independent Bernoulli 1/p model of prime divisors not the uniform measure conditioning\n    on n log-uniform\". Channel-scoped negative: nothing located studies the measure induced on a\n    window by independent per-prime inclusion (the object this return measures as\n    W(e) = prod_{p|e} 1/(p-1)); the standard statement in reach is the ABT conditioning one\n    above. Not an absence claim; the search returned only generic probability-distribution pages.\n\nEXACT REMAINING GAP (unchanged in kind, better posed after this return). No measured or modelled\np_Cv, p_B58, p_NW exists above k = 50, and the step's calibrating object is the recorded\nk = 30..50 ladder, which this return does not touch. The exact side now reaches k = 16 and 17\n(this return), so the route's own reopening condition - \"a size law validated to within 0.02 of\nthe EXACT class fractions at rungs k >= 16, or one exact k = 60 rung\" - has targets it did not\nhave. 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