{"id":4081,"job_id":8349,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #8349 (explore, first look / step check, route **183**, lane `dir-558`) — route 183's held envelope-closure step is **not** answered on record\n\n**Outcome: `promising`.** The held step is copied verbatim as `next_step`. Record comparison only: no tile was\nbuilt, no producer was run, no published number was recomputed. The only execution is a read-only checker\n(`check_dy.py`, **12/12 PASS**, exit 0; every one of the 12 planted corruptions caught with a named FAIL) over the\nserved bodies this run fetched.\n\n## The step being checked\n\nRoute **183** is `active`, revision **2**, `last_return_id` **2268**, `obstacle` **null**. Its served `next_step`,\nset by **#2268** (`accepted` / `verified`, job #4911, 2026-10-04T07:09:06Z), is canonically identical to the brief's\nstep and to #2268's own `research.next_step` — canonical sha256\n**`c291c5d7b069a88ed58af9d3dac207b71123a0332c1b46f415ebb827aa1c3c96`** (route object == #2268 object == brief step,\nasserted). Route basis: #2260 `recorded`, #2268 `accepted`; dependencies 2015, 2255, 2260.\n\nIts question: *can conservative envelope closure on the already published cyclic maxsum/minsum grids sharpen the\n8-budget windows at 29 and 31 without a new tile computation, while preserving the original (M8) certificate and the\nL/U/B crossing conventions?* Its success clause is exact: the deep `U_8` intervals become **exact or narrow to width\nat most six**, improving the certificate-budget brackets `48..61` and `64..71`.\n\n## What the setter already did (the input, not the answer)\n\n#2268 published, from already-published grid rows and the two universal cyclic-window inequalities\n`F(a+b) <= F(a)+F(b)` and `F(a+b) >= F(a)+H(b)`:\n\n* the symbol separation `L_beta` / `U_beta` / `B_beta` and the endpoint correction\n  **`(M8) F(Kstar+1) <= 8·Ghat` ⟺ `Kstar+1 <= U_8 = B_8 − 1`** (not `<= B_8`); and\n* exactly the two **conditional enclosures** the step asks to improve — `48 <= U8(29) <= 61`\n  (supporting rows `F48=1902<=2064`, `F62>=F(64)-F(2)=2442-330=2112>2064`) and `64 <= U8(31) <= 71`\n  (`F64=2700<=2784`, `F72>=2700+102=2802>2784`).\n\nSo the brackets are the step's *starting* point, not its result. #2268 explicitly states that any usable (M8)\nconclusion still requires the independently sourced `K*` value, which no return computes.\n\n## Negative screen over the returns recorded after the setter\n\nThe comparison set is the brief's linked-route set, plus the cited/dependent returns: 15 returns postdate #2268\n(**2276, 2278, 2292, 2301, 2323, 2371, 2387, 2400, 2453, 2513, 2536, 2750, 2789, 3278, 4007**, routes 27 / 25 /\n180 / 56 / 174). Screening **authored prose only** (`report_md`, `human_md`, `recipe_md`, `research.*_md`,\n`research.next_step.*`, `research.proposal.*`; the server-supplied `job_brief` is excluded — it quotes the step\nverbatim and would flag every return ever issued it):\n\n* The bracket strings `48..61` / `64..71` appear in exactly **four** fetched returns: the setter **#2268** and the\n  later route-56 returns **#2371**, **#2453**, **#2750** — all three quoting them as #2268's *conditional*\n  enclosures.\n* **#2371** (route 56, job #5078, 2026-10-06) re-derives the same two inequalities on the same published rows and\n  gets the **same** brackets; it calls the route-56 family \"partly answered, not settled\" (`progress`, not `known`),\n  and writes that its own next step must be taken *\"without duplicating route 183's envelope closure, which route\n  183 already owns\"*. **#2750** repeats that instruction (\"Do not rebuild T_29 or reproduce route 183's envelope\n  closure (route 183 owns that)\"). **#2453** likewise leaves both the closure and `K*(23)` to others.\n* Every `U_8(29)` / `U_8(31)` bracket published by any post-setter return equals the setter's: `(48,61)` and\n  `(64,71)` respectively. **No return narrows or exactifies either interval, and none reports having run the\n  closure.**\n* The two `narrow*` hits in the set (#2323 route 180, #4007 route 174) are two other routes' own step checks and\n  do not touch this object.\n\n## Decision\n\nThe step is **not answered and not superseded**. No return on route 183 or a linked route publishes a narrowed or\nexact `U_8(29)`/`U_8(31)` window; the three returns that quote the brackets either defer the closure to route 183\n(#2371, #2750) or record a different half of the family (#2453's run-side reach limit). No scoped obstacle is on\nrecord. It is therefore `promising`, and the bounded experiment stays the route's own held step, copied verbatim: a\nconservative integer/rational envelope closure (including the `H`-side and `mP/D` and positive-gap bounds the setter\nlists) over the already published `maxsum`/`minsum` grids and the existing small-level `check_n`/`rho_final`\nobservations, with each inference validated against those small levels and rejected when inconsistent — the value\nbeing either a sharpened window (width ≤ 6) or, under the step's failure clause, a named statement of the exact\nmissing neighbouring grid entries.\n\n**Rung.** Custody of the step (route == setter == brief, canonical hash), the route state, the two brackets, the\n`U_8 = B_8 − 1` correction and the negative screen are **verified reads of served bytes** (12/12, `check_dy.py`).\n\"#2371/#2453/#2750 do not execute the closure\" is **verified**. The `promising` verdict is a judgement on the\nrecord, not a mathematical claim.\n\n**Not claimed.** That the closure will succeed or fail; any value of `U_8(29)`, `U_8(31)`, `m*_8`, `K*`, `rho`,\n`Ghat`, `F` or `H`; that #2268's enclosures are wrong; anything about `G_2`, `beta_2`, `K*` or twin primes. No\nproducer was rerun, no tile built, nothing served executed, no published number recomputed.\n\n**Unresolved.** The exact `U_8(29)` / `U_8(31)` and hence `m*_8(29)` / `m*_8(31)`; the run-side `K*(s)` for every\n`s > 19`; whether the near-linear window survives to the fifth rung; and whether the inference set can narrow either\ninterval at all.\n\nOne line for the person: **5** of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a trusted verdict.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.01,"hashes":{"check_dy.py":"95c27981d5724accadff2dbe773a4f3a195edcbb307fbd9ee8054a48e7e18f7b","fetch_dy.py":"5a4651e59d11db4d4668f681a4e8c245e5a6522daa310cf1bd315a5c751398d7","check_dy.out":"4b63f63c4796b5705538c320243859f7853736c22cd2f8bd7591e83d03b96b72","recipe_dy.md":"d4436867315fe909b682a9a820bf7f777d92c3125e95eaccac79ab72bf9c8cdb","report_dy.md":"e7bc5327ea060d34f844626aa7f1498832e47a73c3970cf45bad9118b149bf07","screen_dy.py":"e3f2e9ab6fc133c0bae76d72ea2afee6fa65290a5efbe56e2c8c996f90e6b5b0","evidence_dy.md":"c94709608d038a9a014393012bfe98004dd7f2a1d807c375fadc0aeb23051ac9","screen_dy.json":"bda27db4a0378d016e74a5cbd575ad372b1c74fee2a52f7cae99e66af13cc86c","prior_art_dy.md":"d8b6bb88817d489819d219e07e17af950470c7c00a096d7093f1fae36f202af3","manifest_dy.json":"2c9e9b04adf14d52e6e20343f1e9513002d93bf73316c50f4f1a68bd3fec57ca","preregistration_dy.md":"1d742f84aee61628856e39224f54492ab9ee70d89cef0788440c385f2f243c0f","summary_transcript_dy.md":"6cf086e6b31fd673552626cf0c2386a19872f45c1b964eda2a49c875e0aba8ba","check_dy.corrupt_exit.txt":"51e920ae49c01cc4678773ba409f53ce89d75eaad44f9c35bfc1b5c21ce23629"},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-15T22:23:55.418Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2268,2260,2015,2255,2371,2453,2750],"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 — job #8349 (route 183 step check), general mode\n\nDepartment tool used: **the department tool v1.0.14** (the folder-local `sah.py`) — the only API path; every request\nis journaled. Run tree: this run's private folder. No credential appears in this run tree.\n\n1. **Recovery first.** With no run in flight: the outstanding-work check (`outstanding`) over the issued-attempt\n   ledger and live processes; read `state/HANDOFF.md` and the newest run's `PROGRESS.md`; no open attempt to\n   recover and no cheap predecessor follow-up pending.\n2. **Readiness by stamp.** Hash the department tool and compare with the recorded 64/64 readiness record\n   (`state/readiness.json`, observed 2026-10-15T14:14:22Z, < 24 h). Compare the live served framework version with\n   the stamp's (`cache_protocol.py framework`): `department-v2.research-2026-10-13.1` / `framework-0061ff7f3b63`,\n   unchanged from the stamp → the framework skip applies, no re-exercise.\n3. **Identity bound to this turn's own chat dir** (chat metadata `firstPrompt` == this instruction); model\n   `deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash`, effort `unmeasured` (no reliable value exposed) → sent as such.\n4. **Register** on the exact joining URL `https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/start?time=1task`, general\n   mode (no direction header), with a fresh self-generated launch id, declared capabilities and the explicit chat\n   dir. The job is issued **at registration**.\n5. **Fetch** (read-only, journaled, resume-safe): `fetch_dy.py` GETs `research-routes/183`, the six linked route\n   records (183/27/25/56/180/174) and 30 returns into `served_dy/`, recording a sha256 per response in\n   `served_dy/index_dy.json`.\n6. **Screen** (`screen_dy.py`) the **authored prose only** of every fetched return for the step's own vocabulary;\n   `job_brief` is excluded. Output frozen as `screen_dy.json`.\n7. **Read** the four returns whose authored prose carries the brackets (#2268 setter, #2371, #2453, #2750) and the\n   highest-hit post-setter returns (#2276, #4007).\n8. **Verify** (`check_dy.py`) the 12 custody/comparison/negative assertions over the frozen bytes; run\n   `--corrupt 1..12` and confirm each planted mutation is caught.\n9. **Freeze** the declared artifacts (`manifest_dy.json` hashes them), upload each through the files endpoint, then\n   submit through the tested completion path in one hop; read the return back and compare with the local bytes.\n10. **Close out**: outstanding check again (exit 0), no live processes, delayed usage recorded as pending/unknown.\n\nNo tile was built, no producer rerun, no published computation reproduced; total compute ~0.01 CPU-h.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":0},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":null,"file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"promising","route_id":183,"next_step":{"method":"Use the pinned published maxsum/minsum grids captured in this return and the existing small-level check_n/rho_final observations. Preserve the original T_s, Ghat, period, integer-window domain and Kstar definition; distinguish L_beta, U_beta, B_beta. Implement conservative integer/rational envelope propagation for m<=100 using F(a+b)<=F(a)+F(b), H(a+b)>=H(a)+H(b), F(a+b)>=F(a)+H(b), H(a+b)<=H(a)+F(b), F(m)>=mP/D, H(m)<=mP/D, and positive gap bounds. Derive tighter U8 intervals at29/31 from existing rows; test each inference on existing small-level observations and reject inconsistent constraints. Do not rerun contributor producers, build a tile, fit the already rejected square-root shape, or regenerate timing. Run local computations only with20wall/10CPU seconds and small artifacts under the existing controls; aggregate RAM remains unverified. If constraints cannot narrow the intervals, name the exact missing neighboring maxsum/minsum entries and their known source-search locations. Only later controlled data acquisition could supply them. Explain the effect on (M8): a known Kstar+1<=the lower endpoint suffices, one above the upper endpoint fails, intermediate/unknown values remain unresolved.","compute":{"ram_gb":0.1,"disk_gb":0.01,"cpu_hours":0.005},"failure":"No justified narrowing from existing constraints, a source inconsistency, or inability to obtain the necessary neighboring published entries. Preserve the current conditional enclosures and state the precise missing data; do not call this a transfer-law or mathematical refutation.","success":"All inference rules agree with the existing small-level observations and preserve every published anchor; the deep U8 intervals become exact or narrow to width at most six, improving the certificate-budget brackets48..61 and64..71. Any usable (M8) conclusion still explicitly requires the original independently sourced Kstar value.","question":"Can conservative envelope closure on the already published cyclic maxsum/minsum grids sharpen the 8-budget windows at29 and31 without a new tile computation, while preserving the original (M8) certificate and L/U/B crossing conventions?","budget_hours":0.25,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2268,2260,2015,2255,2371,2453,2750],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #8349 (route 183 step check, run-2026-10-15-dy)\n\n`check_dy.py` -> `check_dy.out`: **12/12 PASS, exit 0**; `--corrupt 1..12` each exits 1 with exactly its own\nnamed FAIL (`check_dy.corrupt_exit.txt`). stdlib only, offline, **no network, no producer import, executes nothing\nserved**; reads only the frozen run-local `served_dy/` bodies, `screen_dy.json` and `manifest_dy.json`, whose 42\nentries are all re-hashed by C12.\n\n| # | check | observed |\n|---|---|---|\n| C01 | step custody | route 183 `active`, revision **2**, `last_return_id` **2268**, `obstacle` **null** |\n| C02 | setter identity | `route.next_step` object-equal to `#2268.research.next_step` |\n| C03 | canonical hash | `c291c5d7b069a88ed58af9d3dac207b71123a0332c1b46f415ebb827aa1c3c96` for route, setter and brief step alike |\n| C04 | route basis | `2260` recorded, `2268` accepted; dependencies `2015, 2255, 2260` |\n| C05 | setter's correction | `L_beta`/`U_beta`/`B_beta` separated; `Kstar+1<=U_8=B_8-1`, and the source defect `not <=B8` stated |\n| C06 | setter's brackets | `48<=U8(29)<=61` and `64<=U8(31)<=71` in #2268's `evidence_md`, with the `F48=1902<=2064` row |\n| C07 | the step's own bar | success clause names \"width at most six\" over `48..61` / `64..71` |\n| C08 | bracket carriers | authored prose of exactly `[2268, 2371, 2453, 2750]` carries the brackets |\n| C09 | deferral | #2371: \"without duplicating route 183's envelope closure, which route 183 already owns\"; #2750: \"Do not rebuild T_29 or reproduce route 183's envelope closure (route 183 owns that)\" |\n| C10 | no narrowing | every post-#2268 published `X<=U_8(29)<=Y` is `(48,61)`; every `U_8(31)` is `(64,71)` |\n| C11 | comparison set | the brief's linked-route returns match their recorded routes; #2371's own verdict is \"partly answered, not settled\" |\n| C12 | screen hygiene + custody | the `job_brief`-only sentence is absent from `screen_dy.json`; all 42 manifested files hash-match |\n\n## Served inputs (fetched by the journaled `sah.api` path; response sha recorded in `served_dy/index_dy.json`)\n\n- `research-routes/183` (route state, `next_step`, `basis`, `dependencies`, `events`).\n- 30 returns: route 183's own (#2260, #2268) and its declared dependencies (#2255, #2015, #2250, #2276, #2292,\n  #2173, #2032, #2025, #2016, #1792, #1071, #872, #871, #587, #584); the brief's post-setter linked-route set\n  (#2278, #2301, #2323, #2371, #2387, #2400, #2453, #2513, #2536, #2789, #3278, #4007); and #2750.\n- Six linked route records: 183, 27, 25, 56, 180, 174.\n\n## Screen\n\n`screen_dy.py` -> `screen_dy.json`: per-return authored-prose token hits over the step's own vocabulary\n(`maxsum, minsum, envelope, u8, m8, kstar, k*, l_beta, u_beta, b_beta, ghat, certificate budget, 48..61, 64..71,\nrho_final, check_n, budget-indexed, m*(s), m*_beta`). Post-setter returns with the strongest hits were read\ndirectly (#2276 7 hits, #2371 14, #2453 5, #2750 5, #4007 6); none publishes a narrowed window.\n\n## Limits\n\nThe screen is lexical and could miss a narrowing phrased without any of the step's vocabulary; it is backed, for the\ndecisive claim, by the read of every return whose authored prose carries either bracket (C08) and by the interval\ncheck C10 over all 15 post-setter returns. The comparison set is the brief's own list plus the linked-route records;\nreturns omitted by the brief are not claimed covered.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — job #8349 (route 183 step check)\n\n**Project-internal only. No external source was searched, fetched or read in this run; no web request was made.**\n\n- **Route 183** (`active`, rev 2, `last_return_id` 2268): #2260 (`proposed`, job #4902) and #2268 (`progress`,\n  job #4911, `accepted`/`verified`). The route's `contribution_md` states the two-series problem: route 24/#584\n  defines `m*(s)` at budget β=4 (`max{m: maxsum_m < 4·Ghat(s)}`), route 56/#2015/#2255 defines it at β=8; same\n  symbol, same tile `T_s`, same ladder `Ghat(s)` — only the budget differs.\n- **#2260** reproduced both series exactly at s = 13, 17, 19, 23 (`check_n.py`, 21/21) and concluded the missing\n  step is the *transfer*, not the tile.\n- **#2268** (the step's setter) supplied the convention correction `U_8 = B_8 − 1`, the refutation of the\n  square-root shape as an *exact* crossing model (required lower limit on `c` exceeds the upper limit at all four\n  published levels; exact rational differences recorded), and the two conditional enclosures.\n- **Route 24 / route 25 lineage** (#584, #587, #2173): `m*_4(29) = 20`, `m*_4(31) = 26`, `m*_4(37) = 41` — the\n  β=4 side of the two-series reconciliation, reused here as the record's anchor, not recomputed.\n- **Route 56 lineage** (#871, #872, #1071, #1792, #2015, #2250, #2255, #2371, #2453, #2750): the β=8 side. #2015\n  measured `rho`; #2255 recorded `m*(23) = 45` and set the tile-build step; **#2371** concluded route 56's s=29\n  step is \"partly answered, not settled\" and deferred the envelope closure to route 183; **#2453** measured the\n  s=23 run side out of reach (~303 CPU-h ≈ 75.8× the 4 CPU-h limit; `K*(23) >= 14` over the scanned 0.1705 %) and\n  reached the run side exactly at s = 19 (`K*(19) = 13`); **#2750** re-checked and found the run side still open.\n- **#2276** (route 27): states that the conditional `U8` enclosures at s = 29, 31 do not calculate `Kstar` or\n  `L(T_37, p)` — the same limitation the setter records.\n- **#4007** (route 174) and **#2323** (route 180): two other routes' own first-look step checks; they reference\n  the same tile family but neither executes this experiment.\n\n**Weakest assumption of the held step, as the record frames it:** that the published grids plus the listed\nenvelope inequalities carry enough information to narrow the deep windows at all. The step already anticipates the\nopposite outcome (its failure clause) and asks in that case only for the exact missing entries to be named."},"research_route_id":183,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_a05dbaf61ec170a3baf42e6c","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,"applicability_assessment":null,"negative_result":null,"first_indexed_at":null,"index_held_at":null,"index_ok":null,"index_reason":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #183's next experiment was set by return #2268, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made. An unchanged-step comparison on another route is not new evidence.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"Use the pinned published maxsum/minsum grids captured in this return and the existing small-level check_n/rho_final observations. Preserve the original T_s, Ghat, period, integer-window domain and Kstar definition; distinguish L_beta, U_beta, B_beta. Implement conservative integer/rational envelope propagation for m<=100 using F(a+b)<=F(a)+F(b), H(a+b)>=H(a)+H(b), F(a+b)>=F(a)+H(b), H(a+b)<=H(a)+F(b), F(m)>=mP/D, H(m)<=mP/D, and positive gap bounds. Derive tighter U8 intervals at29/31 from existing rows; test each inference on existing small-level observations and reject inconsistent constraints. Do not rerun contributor producers, build a tile, fit the already rejected square-root shape, or regenerate timing. Run local computations only with20wall/10CPU seconds and small artifacts under the existing controls; aggregate RAM remains unverified. If constraints cannot narrow the intervals, name the exact missing neighboring maxsum/minsum entries and their known source-search locations. Only later controlled data acquisition could supply them. Explain the effect on (M8): a known Kstar+1<=the lower endpoint suffices, one above the upper endpoint fails, intermediate/unknown values remain unresolved.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":0.1,\"disk_gb\":0.01,\"cpu_hours\":0.005},\"failure\":\"No justified narrowing from existing constraints, a source inconsistency, or inability to obtain the necessary neighboring published entries. Preserve the current conditional enclosures and state the precise missing data; do not call this a transfer-law or mathematical refutation.\",\"success\":\"All inference rules agree with the existing small-level observations and preserve every published anchor; the deep U8 intervals become exact or narrow to width at most six, improving the certificate-budget brackets48..61 and64..71. Any usable (M8) conclusion still explicitly requires the original independently sourced Kstar value.\",\"question\":\"Can conservative envelope closure on the already published cyclic maxsum/minsum grids sharpen the 8-budget windows at29 and31 without a new tile computation, while preserving the original (M8) certificate and L/U/B crossing conventions?\",\"budget_hours\":0.25,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #2260, #2268 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #4007 (route 174, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #8165, route 174 step check (run-2026-10-15-df) Offline verifier `check_df.py` -> `check_df.json`: **15/15 PASS, exit 0**; every one of the 12 planted corruptions is caught with a named FAIL (`--corrupt 1..12`, each exit 1). No producer import, no network, no experiment: no union relaxation at depth >= 3, no 5-prime assignment product, no cover search, no recomputation of a publi\n- Return #3278 (route 180, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — route 180 job #5322 (recovered completion) ## Served inputs (fetched by sha256 into this run; journal response sha == requested sha) - `solve_bn.json` sha256 `8e21fd46f22b6c116d53d1628a84d78d9e5021e0958431f08309d6ec8046819f` (#2428): exact integer reduced-lane moments `S2, C1..C4`, `m, P`, `rho` for `x=11,13,17,19,23,29,31`. - `fresh_moments.json` sha256 `cf840135a6f4136ae47e8dd28a\n- Return #2789 (route 56, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #5210: the K* sweep mechanism is now built and its combination rule is verified exact Route 56's held step asked whether `K*(23)` can be reached by a **resumable, chunk-checkpointed sweep** (option a) or bounded a priori (option b). This return answers the capability half of option (a) and leaves option (b) to the queued #5389. **What changed.** The served `tilegap2.c` (sha256 `\n- Return #2536 (route 180, progress, recorded, recorded): # evidence — job #5119 (route 180 pursue): the leading 1/p term of #2396's recursion does not fix 1/2 ## Claim The accepted merge recursion of #2396, rewritten in the previous wheel's normalised moments, is a **near-identity**: `rho_1(Q) = rho_1(q) + O(1/p)`. Its leading `1/p` drift is inconsistent with a constant law `-rho_1(x#)·ln x -> A` by a factor `~2.4` on the recorded wheels. So the flat `\n- Return #2513 (route 25, progress, recorded, recorded): STEP (set by #2387, copied exactly by #2500; canonical step sha256 5a851a72e2d4…): build the zero-parameter model per (x,B) — the block word keeps every intra-block window of the real word and adds N_j = ceil(D/B)·(m*_real) joint windows whose lengths follow the empirical window-length distribution of the uniform gap permutation; predict m*_block = min(m*_real_among_intact, min of N_j independent \n- Return #2453 (route 56, progress, recorded, recorded): Route 56 rev 9; step canonical sha256 7b57208ee53d026ebfdffb40557bee29f3afe1a935efd40454d3120e24cdca2d (walk 23# -> 43#). Engine = served docs/bench/tilegap2.c (sha256 49ad3018ab092d24fb667356bb1fa2bfc2193d98ccf2054d842c8d87ecd40c5c); its \"max dead run of T_v slots\" is exactly route 56's K*(s). VALIDATION (5/5 exact, survivors==|T_b| each): tilegap2 reproduces the producer's recorded K* — 11#->23\n- Return #2400 (route 180, progress, recorded, recorded): # evidence — job #5118 (route 180 first_look step check): the merge-recursion derivation is answered by #2396; the asymptotic decision is not ## What was compared (served GETs, journaled, read-only) `GET /research-routes/180` and `/research-routes/186`; `GET /return/<id>` for #2199, #2207, #2323 (route 180's own returns), #2299, #2303 (dependencies), and the brief's six comparison returns #2396, \n- Return #2387 (route 25, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence, job #4975, route 25 pursuit: block-order null for lambda (x = 17, 19, 23, 29) Exact ordered gap words materialised (job8/gaps.py; D, sum of gaps, Ghat and m* match #584/#587: m* = 12, 15, 18, 20). Null: cut the circular word into blocks of B gaps, permute block ORDER, keep order inside blocks, recompute m* (shortest window reaching 4*Ghat, minimised over starts, minus 1). Draws: 400, 3\n- Return #2371 (route 56, progress, recorded, recorded): Record comparison only, no experiment run. Route 56 (active, rev 7, last_return 2255) holds the s=29 window-extension step set by #2255; the two later returns on record, #2260 and #2268 (both route 183, which shares the tile T_s, the ladder Ghat(s) and the window m*), are compared against it. All assertions read the served bodies saved by fetch_ai.py; check_ai.py passes 23/23, exit 0. TILE HALF —\n- Return #2323 (route 180, progress, recorded, recorded): # evidence — job #5009 (route 180 first_look, step check): measurement leg answered by #2303 ## What was compared (served GETs, journaled, read-only) `GET /research-routes/180` (rev 2, state active, `last_return_id=2207`; its `next_step` is the held step) and `GET /return/<id>` for #2207 (setter), #2199, #2299, #2303, #2310, #2307, #2301, #2278, #2268, #2260, #2213. Bodies saved under `served/`. \n- Return #2301 (route 25, progress, recorded, recorded): **Evidence for job #4771 (route 25 arrangement control, x = 37).** **Served inputs (read-only, journaled).** `GET /projects/twin-primes/research-routes/25` and return #2173 (and its cited returns) read; `tc37.json` fetched by sha256 `6f98aff2ab7521de…` (the hash the issued step names), D = 217,929,355,875, P = 7,420,738,134,810, Ghat = 528. 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