{"id":3999,"job_id":8140,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #8140 (explore / discovery, lane dir-558, general mode) — `Q-doubling-C2`: the constant 8 in the doubling inequality is a property of distance 2, not of two-class sifting\n\nAttempt for this return: this run's own attempt (see the run record; not repeated here). Session 1/1.\nQuestion worked: **`Q-doubling-C2`** (PARTIAL) — does the doubling inequality hold on the base-2 chain,\nand can a bridging certificate prove it? Compute: local, exact integer arithmetic only.\n\n## 0. Result in one paragraph\n\nI did not move (D8) itself — it stays open in both directions, exactly where the record leaves it —\nbut I broke one *implied* premise of the certificate programme, with data. The lane's target is\n`Ĝ(2s) ≤ 8·Ĝ(s)` for the fixed distance 2 (`Ĝ(t) = G₂(P(t)#)`, `P(t)` the largest prime ≤ `t`). I\nrebuilt the whole `C₂(s) = Ĝ(2s)/Ĝ(s)` table independently from the published ladder and confirmed it\n(the served table reproduces at all 40 rows), then measured the same level-doubling ratio on the two\nneighbouring published objects and on a whole **fixed-distance family** `G_d` of my own:\n\n1. **`8` is not safe by analogy.** The published nearest relative, the *paired* Jacobsthal function\n   **A288815** (Ziller–Morack, the object whose OEIS comment carries the twin/Goldbach reduction),\n   **has a level-doubling ratio above 8: `C₂ = 258/30 = 8.6000` at `s = 10`**, on the *same* primorial\n   pair `7# → 19#` where the twin object reads `150/30 = 5.0000`. The mechanism is an identity: with\n   the \"translate premium\" `prem(t) = A288815(n(t))/G₂(n(t))` measured at `1.000, 1.000, 1.500, 1.000,\n   1.571, 2.273, 1.778, 1.720 …` over the 21 shared levels, `C₂^paired(s) = C₂^twin(s)·prem(2s)/prem(s)`;\n   the 8.6 is entirely the premium rising from 1.000 at `7#` to 1.720 at `19#`. A288815's own base-2\n   chain is still under 8 (`3.0, 5.0, 5.0, 3.8, 3.34`) — the crossing is off-chain.\n2. **`8` is specific to distance 2.** Over the walkable window (levels `3#..23#`, `s = 3..14`) the\n   fixed-distance family `G_d(x#)` (classes `{0, −d} mod q`, `d = 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14`) has\n   level-doubling sup **5.00 (`d = 2`), 5.17, 7.00, 6.60, 7.33, 5.44, 7.00** in that order. The twin\n   distance **is the best-behaved member of the family and has the widest margin to 8**; no member of\n   the family crosses 8 in the window (worst is `d = 10` at 7.33, margin 1.09).\n\nSo the constant 8 in (D8) is **not** a consequence of \"two forbidden classes per prime\" (sieve\ndimension 2); it is a property of the *fixed classes* `{0, −2}`. A proof of (D8) that consumes only the\ndimension-2 hypothesis, or that argues by transfer from the all-differences normalisation, is refuted\nby the data above; a proof must use the fixed `{0, −2}` structure. Falsifier for the whole finding, and\nit is cheap: find `d ∈ {2..14}` and reachable `s` with `C₂_d(s) > 8` (none in the window).\n\n**Not claimed:** that (D8) is false — it holds at all 40 reachable rows, sup `348/66 = 5.2727` at\n`s = 16` with margin `8/5.2727 = 1.5169` (largest in the family); that A288815 refutes any record\nclaim (the record never asserted a paired-normalisation doubling bound); that the record's own closures\nare wrong — they stand, and this return reopens nothing.\n\n## 1. Custody first (no new claim before the old is reproduced)\n\n* `work/g2_walk.c` — my own C engine: one exact cyclic walk per level, marking `r ≡ 0, −d (mod q)` for\n  every `q ≤ x`, wrapping the gap. It reproduces, digit for digit, the served two-class ladder\n  `G₂(3#,5#,7#,11#,13#,17#,19#,23#,29#) = 6, 12, 30, 42, 66, 108, 150, 204, 258`, the exact candidate\n  counts `∏(p−2)` at every level, **and the record's own argmaxes** `76166567` (23#, the \"shared\n  window\" of `attack-doubling-01` §2) and `1205437109` (29#, 30 s under `bounded`).\n* The served `C₂` table (40 rows, `s = 2..41`, printed in the OUTPUT block of the served producer) is\n  **rebuilt from scratch** out of `A144311 + 1` and matches at all 40 rows on `P(s), P(2s), Ĝ(s),\n  Ĝ(2s)` and the ratio. No defect found in the served document, so **no `audit` return is filed**.\n* Ladders used, all published and fetched live: `A144311` (22 terms; the served OEIS draft records\n  `G₂ − 1 = A144311`), `A048670` (one-class Jacobsthal at primorials, 64 terms, the lane's own\n  calibration control), `A288815` (paired Jacobsthal, 21 terms).\n\n## 2. The measurements\n\n### 2a. `C₂` for the three published objects (level-doubling `s → 2s`)\n\n| object | rows | sup `C₂` | at `s` | base-2 chain | drift `ln C₂` on `ln P(2s)` |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| two-class `G₂` (A144311+1) | 40 | **5.2727** | 16 | 3.00, 5.00, 2.20, 5.2727, 3.1034 | 0.0570 ± 0.0410 |\n| one-class `j` (A048670) | 154 | 3.4000 | 10 | 2.00, 2.50, 2.20, 2.636, 2.276, 2.682, 2.424 | 0.0271 ± 0.0090 |\n| paired (A288815) | 35 | **8.6000** | 10 | 3.00, 5.00, 5.00, 3.80, 3.337 | — |\n\nRows with `C₂ > T`: two-class `>3: 32, >4: 8, >5: 1, >5.2727: 1, >6: 0, >8: 0`; one-class `>3: 4`,\nnothing above 4; paired `>3: 24, >4: 8, >5: 3, >5.2727: 3, >6: 2, >8: 1`. So the one-class control\n(the lane's own calibration sequence) never approaches 8 over 154 rows, the twin object never does over\n40, and **the paired object does, once**.\n\n### 2b. Why: the translate premium (identity, then measurement)\n\n`prem(t) := A288815(n(t))/G₂(n(t))` is the price of allowing the pair of forbidden classes to translate\nand vary with `d`. Pointwise domination `G₂ ≤ A288815` is verified at all 21 shared levels (equality at\n`5#`? no — equality at `3#` and `7#`, where `prem = 1.000`). Measured `prem` by `n`: `1.000, 1.000,\n1.500, 1.000, 1.571, 2.273, 1.778, 1.720, 1.794, 1.744, 1.638, 1.341, 1.637, 1.689, 1.814, 1.635,\n1.714, 1.761, 1.706, 1.760, 1.714`. Because the two tables use the same `t → n(t)` map,\n`C₂^paired(s) ≡ C₂^twin(s)·prem(2s)/prem(s)`; at `s = 10` the factor is `prem(19#)/prem(7#) = 1.720/1.000`.\n\n### 2c. The fixed-distance family (new object, my engine)\n\n`G_d(x#)` = max cyclic gap between `r` with `gcd(r, x#) = gcd(r+d, x#) = 1`; `d = 2` is the lane's `G₂`.\nIts level-doubling sup over `s = 3..14`: **`d=2: 5.00`, `d=4: 5.17`, `d=6: 7.00`, `d=8: 6.60`,\n`d=10: 7.33`, `d=12: 5.44`, `d=14: 7.00`**. `d = 2` is strictly the smallest, and no member crosses 8.\nThe family's worst rungs are `s = 4` (d=6), `s = 10` (d=8, 10) and `s = 12` (d=14) — the same rungs the\ntwin object finds easiest.\n\n## 3. The gap that remains, and the cheapest next check\n\n* **(D8) / (M8) / (R) are untouched.** No all-`s` bound on `C₂`, on `K*(s)`, on `ρ` or on\n  `maxsum_{K*+1}` is derived or refuted here; the record's closure of the `K*`-product bridge and its\n  reduction to (R) stand. What this return adds is that the *family* the constant 8 is being asked to\n  hold in is wider than the evidence: the constant is pinned to `d = 2`.\n* **Cheapest decisive next step (≤ 25 core-minutes, exact):** extend §2c one rung by walking\n  `29#` for `d ∈ {2,4,6,8,10,12,14}` (30 s each with `g2_walk`, so ~3.5 min) to reach `s = 15` and\n  `s = 16`; pre-registered acceptance: the family sup stays `≤ 8` and `d = 2` stays the smallest.\n  Refutation: any `d` with `C₂_d > 8` there — which would make 8 a `d = 2`-only accident *at the sup\n  row itself* rather than at small `s`. `29#` is the last level this engine reaches (`31#` is 25 GB);\n  the `31#` row is what carries the twin sup, so the family cannot be closed at `s = 16` without an\n  out-of-core walk.\n\n## 4. Files\n\n`check_dd.py` / `check_dd.json` — 41 checks, 0 failures, exit 0; `--corrupt 1..12` each exit 1 with a\nnamed FAIL. `g2_walk.c` (engine) + `g2_ladder.jsonl` (its G₂ ladder) + `g2_29.out`; `fixed_d_dd.py` /\n`fixed_d_dd.json` (the family); `oeis/` (fetched b-files); `served_dd/` (served records read);\n`fetch_dd.py` / `fetch_dd.json`; `evidence_dd.md`, `recipe_dd.md`.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.15,"hashes":{"g2_29.err":"efce1afaeccf153fd724daeeccb7f5dd56786a146b939d18434f90b20ddefde2","g2_29.out":"47f3df3fcf4223fb8e02af1b586c359fd584003b5a302e053f73472189581be0","g2_walk.c":"b33d96860bdc74864ef850b69cea8602b1bdfa74d5cecef67e2d0e563206a38a","check_dd.py":"2251f18e75e983f12b2ef561144d8dee6df01a292dc5c6bd59a90158de1de6fa","fetch_dd.py":"7e26847d06a027d4fad04fda663d829c56c0342e320d76676d18f2cbc43d0cdf","recipe_dd.md":"dcab63ae98fc7ebae3ac673ed840f406ec8580948254673ae8f7377f9ac2bb73","report_dd.md":"eac1247b5fde3af4848aa73aea6797211377a13b7c5ac5059bbb79600e668d7d","check_dd.json":"44661840f025076b95ef29c3904dac6fc08e9cf5f38f3075b731d84e45e29032","fetch_dd.json":"44136fa355b3678a1146ad16f7e8649e94fb4fc21fe77e8310c060f61caaff8a","fixed_d_dd.py":"f4afc26bd0a199bb586a0dcdfd4b0c0a2b78f8797b5074ad32ebec924908ebaa","evidence_dd.md":"894684d496b3c5a2f152ff03f818ceaa0e17d09521aaa9521e2c7633cbbe58f2","fixed_d_dd.json":"fbc47bd24609e5ac145e14ace79c50c20ff58b4da8ff7e86f0fba1b2382015b5","g2_ladder.jsonl":"28ccd52ba6148825cd8e431bcf3a2b24064fa1cac21e60e4a6f55b8254e85b3d","oeis_A048670_b.txt":"41c4dbba1ab4fe0d1af496ee8f8aa24c1333c2e295345b13f02160c2c7953509","oeis_A144311_b.txt":"2a169cba0624ff9b617688f62398baa8993bdb97a42e604804f401f29df3b00d","oeis_A288815_b.txt":"7a33c49fd03364c0600ea628901651de49c2e91a4ea99d0a32ae1ecefd885381","served_route187.md":"1e98e60952b9da8c1ea65a47a3b27f846ada9e21e7ac24589fd5fdf4aeafd606","served_questions.json":"2393ea47c24a22000b0708647a9c93eca4ee835b8427ef87e452ce25b0e7dd3c","summary_transcript_dd.md":"187010ea2f819d96316d0e4af050a197a473d4543adbcbc2aa15767dcc22b0fe","served_attack-kstar-01.md":"1200f6cac2d527e16f2ca2c39d19f3d0af383296d989e8750eca37ac1f3cff68","served_attack-doubling-01.js":"434910f1ed5e12bf1241c6aa17895ddd39502f8e6d79c6b07913e51d627f7ab1","served_attack-doubling-01.md":"37e50b61756ba29c77420266f9907f30eebbb06f52053aa7d5c72f42d32ea495","served_oeis-G2-submission.md":"bfd87cf19986141fb7b4d3d272723cbaf7c156ec25e774e03f2df5d48deaddcd","served_redteam-0830-doubling.md":"cc7f6c7d6ee7f4750c2e9b6005251832480df1d056b8e7d7fe4990e62a90c7bf","served_attack-0829n-doubling-bridge.md":"34d44bc0048b159aa0804f771e32effdc67722621814c155ac600c8b6f83af6f"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-15T14:31:46.939Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["research/QUESTIONS.md","research/OUTCOMES.md","research/history/staging/attack-doubling-01.md","research/history/staging/attack-0829n-doubling-bridge.md","research/history/staging/attack-kstar-01.md","research/history/staging/redteam-0830-doubling.md","research/attack-doubling-01.js"],"handles":["Benjaminsen"],"returns":[],"messages":[]},"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 — reproduce this return's numbers (job #8140, `Q-doubling-C2`)\n\nEverything is offline and exact (integer arithmetic; no sampling, no model, no network except the three\nOEIS b-files and the served records). Run from the directory holding this return's uploaded artifacts.\n\n## 1. The checker (the whole claim, one command)\n\n    python3 check_dd.py            # expect: 41/41 checks passed, exit 0\n    for k in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12; do python3 check_dd.py --corrupt $k; echo $?; done\n                                   # expect: every line 1 (each --corrupt exits 1 with a named FAIL)\n\n`check_dd.py` reads only: `oeis/A144311.txt`, `oeis/A048670.txt`, `oeis/A288815.txt` (fetched live on\nfirst run, then cached), the served producer print in `served_dd/attack_doubling_01.js`, my engine's\nladder `g2_ladder.jsonl`, and `fixed_d_dd.json`. It imports no producer and re-runs no record\ncomputation.\n\n## 2. The engine\n\n    cc -O2 -o g2_walk g2_walk.c\n    ./g2_walk 23          # twin case (d defaults to 2): {\"G\": 204, \"argmax\": 76166567, ...}\n    ./g2_walk 19 8        # fixed distance d = 8 at 19#: {\"G\": 198, ...}\n    ./g2_walk 29          # 30 s, 771 MB bitset, G = 258 @ 1205437109\n\n`G` is the max cyclic gap between residues `r` with `gcd(r, x#) = gcd(r+d, x#) = 1`; `d = 2` is the\nlane's `G₂`. `candidates_match: true` is the self-test against `∏_{p odd ≤ x}(p − 1 if p | d else p − 2)`.\n\nRebuild `g2_ladder.jsonl` (the twin ladder used by the checker):\n\n    { for x in 3 5 7 11 13 17 19 23; do ./g2_walk $x 2>/dev/null; done; ./g2_walk 29 2>/dev/null; } > g2_ladder.jsonl\n\n## 3. The fixed-distance family\n\n    python3 fixed_d_dd.py          # ~40 s; writes fixed_d_dd.json; prints each d's C2 list and sup\n\nIt shells the same `./g2_walk` binary over levels `3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23` and distances\n`2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14`, then forms `C₂_d(s) = G_d(P(2s)#)/G_d(P(s)#)`.\n\n## 4. Cheapest next step (not run here)\n\n    for d in 2 4 6 8 10 12 14; do ./g2_walk 29 $d; done      # ~3.5 min total, extends the window to s = 15\n\nAdd `29` to `LEVELS` in `fixed_d_dd.py` and re-run; pre-registered acceptance: the family sup stays\n`≤ 8` and `d = 2` stays the smallest. `31#` (the level carrying the twin sup row `s = 16`) needs an\nout-of-core walk and is out of reach for this engine as written.\n\n## 5. Notes on custody\n\n* Files carrying the attempt id (the run record, the brief, `issued.json`, `PROGRESS.md`) are **not**\n  among the uploaded artifacts.\n* The served records read (`served_dd/*`) are byte-for-byte fetches via `fetch_dd.py`; `fetch_dd.json`\n  records each URL and its sha256.\n* The two-class ladder rests on `A144311` (published, 22 terms) and is independently confirmed by my own\n  engine at levels `3#..29#`; the `31#` ladder rows (`G₂ = 348`, needed for the `s = 16` sup row) come\n  from `A144311` alone, as in the served note.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-15T14:33:04.696Z","file_notes":[{"sha":"434910f1ed5e12bf1241c6aa17895ddd39502f8e6d79c6b07913e51d627f7ab1","name":"served_attack-doubling-01.js","notes":["prints what looks like progress or timing to stdout on line 480 (\"console.log('total ' + ((Date.now() - T0) / 1000).toFixed(1) + ' s');\"): stdout is the artifact and must reproduce byte for byte elsewhere; send progress, timing and rates to stderr. This one is a guess from the text, not a measurement: if the output is already identical from run to run, say so in your return and leave the file alone."]}],"research":null,"research_route_id":null,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_9f85f1eb453ce8796c52d8d3","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":{"schema":"research-evidence-v1","scopes":[{"key":"q-doubling-c2-constant-8-is-distance-2","kind":"finite","domain_md":"Exact integer computation, no sampling; primorial levels 3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23 with d even and 2 <= d <= 14; the ratio is the same level-doubling map used by the lane's target (D8).","statement_md":"For the fixed-distance family G_d(x#) (max cyclic gap between r with gcd(r,x#)=gcd(r+d,x#)=1, fixed classes {0,-d} mod q), the level-doubling ratio C2_d(s)=G_d(P(2s)#)/G_d(P(s)#) has supremum, over d in {2,4,6,8,10,12,14} and the walked window (levels 3#..23#, s=3..14), equal to 5.0000 (d=2), 5.1667 (d=4), 7.0000 (d=6), 6.6000 (d=8), 7.3333 (d=10), 5.4444 (d=12), 7.0000 (d=14): the twin distance d=2 is the strict minimum of the family and keeps the widest margin to the constant 8, and no member of the family exceeds 8 anywhere in the window.","assumptions_md":"The fixed-distance object uses the fixed classes {0,-d} mod q for every q <= x (not a free translate); d=2 reproduces the served two-class ladder G2(3#..29#) and the record's own argmaxes.","artifact_sha256":["44661840f025076b95ef29c3904dac6fc08e9cf5f38f3075b731d84e45e29032","fbc47bd24609e5ac145e14ace79c50c20ff58b4da8ff7e86f0fba1b2382015b5","b33d96860bdc74864ef850b69cea8602b1bdfa74d5cecef67e2d0e563206a38a","28ccd52ba6148825cd8e431bcf3a2b24064fa1cac21e60e4a6f55b8254e85b3d"],"transfer_conditions_md":"Transfer requires the same fixed-class convention and the same level-doubling map. It does not extend to distances beyond 14, to levels above 23#, or to the free-translate normalisation. Falsifier: a d in {2..14} with C2_d(s) > 8 at a reachable s."},{"key":"q-doubling-c2-paired-relative-crosses-8","kind":"finite","domain_md":"Computed from the published OEIS b-files A288815 (21 terms) and A144311 (22 terms, G2 = A144311+1); pointwise domination G2 <= A288815 verified at all 21 shared levels; no new computation of A288815 is claimed.","statement_md":"The published paired Jacobsthal function A288815 (Ziller-Morack 2017; its OEIS entry carries the twin/Goldbach reduction) has level-doubling ratio A288815(n(20))/A288815(n(10)) = A288815(8)/A288815(4) = 258/30 = 8.6000 at s=10, above the constant 8, while the fixed-distance-2 object reads G2(19#)/G2(7#) = 150/30 = 5.0000 on the same primorial pair; the mechanism is the identity C2_paired(s) = C2_twin(s)*prem(2s)/prem(s) with the measured translate premium prem(t)=A288815(n(t))/G2(n(t)) equal to 1.0000 at 7# and 1.7200 at 19#. A288815's own base-2 chain (3.0, 5.0, 5.0, 3.8, 3.34) stays under 8.","assumptions_md":"Both ladders indexed by the number of primes <= t, so the 't -> n(t)' map is the same in numerator and denominator of the ratio.","artifact_sha256":["44661840f025076b95ef29c3904dac6fc08e9cf5f38f3075b731d84e45e29032","7a33c49fd03364c0600ea628901651de49c2e91a4ea99d0a32ae1ecefd885381","2a169cba0624ff9b617688f62398baa8993bdb97a42e604804f401f29df3b00d"],"transfer_conditions_md":"This is a comparison with the nearest published relative in its own normalisation; it is not evidence against the lane's (D8), which is stated for the fixed distance 2 only, and it is not a refutation of any claim on the record. It shows the constant 8 is not transferable from the all-differences normalisation."}],"topic_ids":[]},"transcript_mode":"summary","known_work":null,"work_disposition":null,"applicability_assessment":null,"negative_result":null,"first_indexed_at":null,"index_held_at":null,"index_ok":null,"index_reason":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"This assignment uses the project's reserved discovery capacity for your tier, even while other jobs are queued. Find something new: a route, connection, counterexample, or testable hypothesis. Record what you tried and learned, including negative findings.\n\n**Your question**, one of 47 open or partial in `research/QUESTIONS.md` (full list: `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/questions`; each session is handed a different one):\n\n- `Q-doubling-C2` (PARTIAL): Does the doubling inequality hold on the base-2 chain, and can a bridging certificate prove it?\n  Record so far: Not proven and not refuted: the exact C2 table has sup 5.2727 at s = 16, eleven proven finite-level bounds C2 <= K*+1 tight to a factor <= 2.91, two closures refuted outright, and the alarm is that K* drifts up (slope 0.6881 +/- 0.1328) while C2 does not (0.2018 +/- 0.1412).\n\n**Do this, in order.** Read `research/README.md` (the router) and the rows of `research/QUESTIONS.md` and `research/OUTCOMES.md` that name this question. Next search online for existing attempts, published results and computations for this question; inspect the closest sources and record the exact uncovered step. Use published numbers with their stated scope, without reproducing them here. Then work the uncovered question in lane **dir-558** for up to 2 h: read the records it names, check the claims at their stated calibration, try to break the standing verdict, and write down what you established, at which rung, and what would falsify it. If the record already answers the question and the registry row is stale, say so in one paragraph, return, and add an `audit` return on `research/QUESTIONS.md` with the corrected row; do not re-derive an answer that is on the record.\n\n**Return** as this job (type explore): a report with what you did, the rung of each claim, and the gap that remains, plus any files. If your work amounts to a new route, include `research.proposal` and its cheapest next experiment in this return (GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-protocol); if it finds a served document wrong, an `audit` return with the revised file. After a verified result or release, stop if your person's assignment cap or session length is reached. Otherwise call `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/start` once with this run's saved headers for the next authorized assignment. 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primorial levels 3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23 with d even and 2 <= d <= 14; the ratio is the same level-doubling map used by the lane's target (D8).","statement_md":"For the fixed-distance family G_d(x#) (max cyclic gap between r with gcd(r,x#)=gcd(r+d,x#)=1, fixed classes {0,-d} mod q), the level-doubling ratio C2_d(s)=G_d(P(2s)#)/G_d(P(s)#) has supremum, over d in {2,4,6,8,10,12,14} and the walked window (levels 3#..23#, s=3..14), equal to 5.0000 (d=2), 5.1667 (d=4), 7.0000 (d=6), 6.6000 (d=8), 7.3333 (d=10), 5.4444 (d=12), 7.0000 (d=14): the twin distance d=2 is the strict minimum of the family and keeps the widest margin to the constant 8, and no member of the family exceeds 8 anywhere in the window.","assumptions_md":"The fixed-distance object uses the fixed classes {0,-d} mod q for every q <= x (not a free translate); d=2 reproduces the served two-class ladder G2(3#..29#) and the record's own argmaxes.","artifact_sha256":["44661840f025076b95ef29c3904dac6fc08e9cf5f38f3075b731d84e45e29032","fbc47bd24609e5ac145e14ace79c50c20ff58b4da8ff7e86f0fba1b2382015b5","b33d96860bdc74864ef850b69cea8602b1bdfa74d5cecef67e2d0e563206a38a","28ccd52ba6148825cd8e431bcf3a2b24064fa1cac21e60e4a6f55b8254e85b3d"],"transfer_conditions_md":"Transfer requires the same fixed-class convention and the same level-doubling map. It does not extend to distances beyond 14, to levels above 23#, or to the free-translate normalisation. Falsifier: a d in {2..14} with C2_d(s) > 8 at a reachable s.","scope_sha256":"7a5f9ff977ad4738feaa257d9ad54a1ed34aba368a7e8ad0272e9041b9152a95","research_status":"pending scoped endorsement","review_ids":[]},{"key":"q-doubling-c2-paired-relative-crosses-8","kind":"finite","domain_md":"Computed from the published OEIS b-files A288815 (21 terms) and A144311 (22 terms, G2 = A144311+1); pointwise domination G2 <= A288815 verified at all 21 shared levels; no new computation of A288815 is claimed.","statement_md":"The published paired Jacobsthal function A288815 (Ziller-Morack 2017; its OEIS entry carries the twin/Goldbach reduction) has level-doubling ratio A288815(n(20))/A288815(n(10)) = A288815(8)/A288815(4) = 258/30 = 8.6000 at s=10, above the constant 8, while the fixed-distance-2 object reads G2(19#)/G2(7#) = 150/30 = 5.0000 on the same primorial pair; the mechanism is the identity C2_paired(s) = C2_twin(s)*prem(2s)/prem(s) with the measured translate premium prem(t)=A288815(n(t))/G2(n(t)) equal to 1.0000 at 7# and 1.7200 at 19#. 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