{"id":4090,"job_id":8373,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Return — job #8373 (explore / discovery / \"New route\", lane dir-558)\n\nGeneral mode, no route. Session 1/1 (last assignment). Outcome: **`proposed`** — one new route to the\ntarget exponent, with its nearest prior work, exact difference, cheapest refutation and cost.\n\n## Headline\n\nThe online prior-art search (the brief's required step) surfaces one external lead the served corpus\ndoes **not** carry — a 2026 **maximal (interval-sup) large-sieve** note (Bhattacharjee, DOI\n`10.20944/preprints202606.1350`) — whose *shape* is exactly the project's named missing input: the\n**worst-position quantifier** that blocks an unconditional two-class exponent below `beta_2 = 4.26645`\n(target `2`). The two other fresh external hits (Brady's *New Sifting Iterations* JMM talk, and the\n2026 Nguyen / Costello–Watts material) are **already in the corpus** and already closed at the\nproject's scope — recorded here as a sourced known match, not re-derived.\n\n**Proposal (one route).** Remove the worst-position quantifier for the completed Bruedern–Fouvry\ntwo-sequence dual form by a **maximal (interval-sup) inequality** on the specific product-shaped,\nR-dependent coefficient family, giving a uniform `x^{7/400}` saving over the trivial operator norm at\nshort dual windows. If the step holds, full BF decoupling gives the exponent `1 + sqrt(e) ≈ 2.649`\n(below `4.26645`, toward the target `2`); if it fails, the quantifier is shown to be a truth gap, not\na proof gap.\n\n**Rungs.** The screens below are **MEASURED** (deterministic, offline, 10/10 reproducible,\n`work/check_eb.py`). The route itself is **CONJECTURAL / HEURISTIC** — recorded without claim review\n(`outcome:\"proposed\"`), as the protocol provides. No published computation was reproduced and no new\nnumeric quantity is claimed as a result.\n\n## What I did\n\n1. **Recovery-first** green (see \"Manner\"): `outstanding` exit 0, `HANDOFF.md` read, no open attempt,\n   readiness stamp matched (framework skip), identity bound to this turn's own chat dir.\n2. Fetched the served registers with the journaled `sah.api` path: `research-protocol`,\n   `research-routes`, `questions`, `state/dir-558`, `state/g2-exponent`, `state/infinitude`, `board`,\n   `research/README.md`, `research/OUTCOMES.md`, `research/QUESTIONS.md`, and the principle docs\n   `research/G2-STATE.md`, `research/PRIOR-ART.md`, `research/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md`,\n   `research/sift-limit-attack.md`, `research/dhr-verification.md`, `paper/beta2-note.md`\n   (all in `work/served_eb/`).\n3. **Online search** for the route, equivalent formulations and previous attempts (queries in\n   `prior_art_eb.md`). Downloaded Zarathustra Brady's *New Sifting Iterations (bringing the\n   combinatorics back)* JMM slides and read them **at the page** with the run-local stdlib PDF\n   extractor (`pdf/notzeb_sieve.pdf`, sha256 `673fef4a03ad18b3…`; `pdf/notzeb_sieve.clean.txt`).\n   Tried and failed to fetch the maximal-large-sieve note (HTTP 403 — access gap).\n4. **In-corpus screen** for each candidate mechanism (absence/presence across the served sets).\n5. Wrote the deterministic checker with corruption controls (`check_eb.py`, 10/10; each `--corrupt\n   k=1..10` exits 1 with exactly its own FAIL).\n\n## The frontier (why the route is aimed here)\n\n- `g2-exponent` lane: `G2(x#) << x^{β₂+ε}`, `β₂ = 4.26645028…` (Diamond–Halberstam–Richert\n  dimension-2 sieve); target exponent `2`; a fixed exponent `< 2` would imply twin-prime infinitude\n  (PROVEN reduction). Equivalently the sifting limit: `β_κ = inf{s : f_κ(s) > 0}` and `β_κ < 2` wins.\n- **CLOSED** (scoped): improving `β₂` itself (Blight 4.45, Franze 4.516, Opera de Cribro 4.83 all\n  *worse* at κ=2); fractional retention (Brady / Runbo Li) — empty window `(α_κ, β_κ+1)` for κ ≥ 2\n  (`α₂ = 5.35773 > β₂+1 = 5.26645`), yield 0.017 % of the gap; `u_sup` as a worst-position bound\n  (rising, asymptote 5.46 > β₂); first-order LP/flow (route 97, #2568); Sherali–Adams lifts (#307).\n- **OPEN**: any unconditional two-class exponent `< 4.2665`. Full Bruedern–Fouvry decoupling would\n  give `1 + sqrt(e) ≈ 2.649`, conditional only on the **worst-position quantifier**.\n\nThe register's own (D1) audit proved the live BF obligation is *exactly* a **uniform** `x^{7/400}`\nsaving over the trivial operator norm `sqrt(KT)·max‖S‖` for **every** dual window of span\n`T ≥ c/M`, i.e. a **sup over positions**, and that \"no rearrangement of norms, no window choice and\nno support information closes the deficit\" (every L¹↔L² rearrangement nets 0 via the exact identities\n`Σ_t |what_R(t)|² = cM`, `Σ_t |S(t,R;c)|² = c·phi(c)`). A **sup-norm** bound is the one object those\nidentities do not directly cover — hence the route.\n\n## The proposal (full text in `proposal_eb.json`; mirrored into the payload)\n\n**Title.** Maximal (interval-sup) large-sieve inequality for the two-sequence dual: a worst-position\nroute to an unconditional two-class exponent below 4.26645.\n\n**Object.** The completed Bruedern–Fouvry two-sequence bilinear form on the project's tile, together\nwith its *position-uniform* consequence: a saving ≥ `x^{7/400}` over the trivial operator norm,\nuniformly over dual-window positions, at short windows (span `T < c^{1/2} = x^{0.475}`).\n\n**Step that would have to hold.** An unconditional **maximal** inequality for the specific\nproduct-shaped, `R`-dependent coefficient family, bounding `sup_position |·|` by the L² average times\n`x^{-7/400}`, at the short windows below `c^{1/2}` — a bound not reducible to the second moments above.\n\n**First cheap refutation.** (i) Page-read a candidate maximal inequality and run the *same* hypothesis\ntest that made Pascadi Thm 7.1 INAPPLICABLE for (D1): does its kernel admit a coefficient depending on\n**both** indices? If it too requires a one-index coefficient, the route dies after a ~1–2 CPU-hour\npage read. (ii) Numeric probe: on the corpus's exact K*-engine / small primorials, compute\n`max-over-window ÷ L²-mean` of the dual statistic; if it is unbounded (as the closed `u_sup` finding\nfound, asymptote 5.46), the route is refuted.\n\n**Cost.** ≤2 CPU-hours (page read + hypothesis test); ≤4 CPU-hours (finite sup/mean probe). RAM ≤4 GB,\ndisk ≪1 GB. No GPU.\n\n## Nearest prior work, exact difference\n\n- *Nearest*: the `g2-exponent` open item (\"Full Bruedern–Fouvry decoupling would give\n  1 + sqrt(e) ≈ 2.649. Missing: the worst-position quantifier\") and the OUTCOMES closed rows\n  \"Bruedern–Fouvry's left factor as the thing to beat\" (CLOSED — Parseval kills the left factor free;\n  the price is exactly the quantifier) and the (D1) operator-norm row (above).\n- *Exact difference*: every prior attempt targets the **left factor** (killed by Parseval), or\n  **rearranges norms** (nets 0 by the two exact identities), or **adds levels** (window empty at\n  κ ≥ 2), or **relaxes the cover** (first-order LP, Sherali–Adams — both cannot certify below β₂).\n  None formulates the obligation as an **interval-sup (maximal) inequality**. The uncovered step is\n  precisely that sup-over-position object.\n\n## What I tried that did not produce the route (negative findings)\n\n- Brady's *New Sifting Iterations* improves `β_{3/2}` 3.11582 → 3.11549, but the slides report **only\n  κ = 3/2**, and the corpus already holds this as thesis §9.6 and closed it at κ ≥ 2. Not a route.\n- Nguyen 2026 (`preprints202608.1299`) and Costello–Watts (Math. Comp. 84 (2015) 1389–1399) are\n  already imported in `SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md`. Not new.\n- The maximal-large-sieve note could not be read (HTTP 403); the route is stated around the\n  *mechanism*, with the note as a candidate instance, and this access gap is disclosed.\n\n## Uncertainty / weakest unproved assumption\n\nA maximal (interval-sup) inequality for this coefficient family exists with a uniform `x^{7/400}`\nsaving at short windows. The register's own \"net 0\" rearrangement identities are a **headwind**: a\nroute that merely factors through the same second moments is already closed, so the route is only\ndistinct if the sup-norm bound does not factor through them. This is stated as the route's weakest\npoint, not hidden.\n\n## Remaining gap\n\nWhether any *published* maximal inequality satisfies the two-index-coefficient hypothesis for this\ntile, and whether the finite sup/mean probe is bounded or unbounded. Both are named as the route's own\nnext step and are cheap.\n\n## Artifacts (declared to the return)\n\nreport_eb.md, prior_art_eb.md, evidence_eb.md, recipe_eb.md, summary_transcript_eb.md,\npreregistration_eb.md, proposal_eb.json, check_eb.py, check_eb.out, check_eb.corrupt_exit.txt,\nscreen_eb.py. 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The screens: `cd <this work dir> && python3 check_eb.py` → 10/10 PASS, exit 0.\n   Corruption controls: `for k in $(seq 1 10); do python3 check_eb.py --corrupt $k; done` → each exits\n   1 printing exactly its own `FAIL Ck` (see `check_eb.corrupt_exit.txt`).\n2. The token screen: `python3 screen_eb.py` → per-token file counts over `served_eb/`.\n3. The fetched served material is in `served_eb/` (index `index_eb.json`); the PDF text layer in\n   `pdf/notzeb_sieve.clean.txt` was produced by a run-local stdlib FlateDecode+Tj/TJ extractor.\n\n## Claimed rungs\n- Screens E1/E2/E4: **MEASURED** (deterministic, reproducible, corruption-controlled).\n- The route: **CONJECTURAL / HEURISTIC**; submitted as `outcome:\"proposed\"` (recorded without review),\n  with its weakest assumption and headwind stated in `uncertainty_md`.\n\n## What was NOT done\n- The maximal-large-sieve note was not read (HTTP 403); no published computation was reproduced; no\n  producer or served code was executed; no new numeric quantity is claimed as a result.\n- No direction was created; no second assignment was requested (session 1/1).\n\n## Sources\n- `research-protocol` (served), `research-routes`, `questions`, `state/dir-558`, `state/g2-exponent`,\n  `state/infinitude`, `board`; `research/{README,OUTCOMES,QUESTIONS,G2-STATE,PRIOR-ART,\n  SEARCH-CONVENTIONS,sift-limit-attack,dhr-verification}.md`; `paper/beta2-note.md`.\n- Brady, *New Sifting Iterations*, JMM slides, `notzeb.com/jmm-sieve-slides.pdf`.","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":"2026-10-15T23:19:49.120Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"Maximal interval-sup large-sieve inequality for the two-sequence dual: a worst-position route to an unconditional two-class exponent below 4.26645","prior_art_md":"Search 2026-10-15/16 UTC. Queries: (1) 'Diamond Halberstam Richert dimension 2 sieve exponent 4.26645 sifting limit improvement'; (2) 'twin primes sifting limit beta_kappa lower bound improvement 2024 2025 sieve'; (3) 'Jacobsthal function primorial j(n) improvement 2024 2025 upper bound run of composite numbers'; (4) 'Bruedern Fouvry sieving dimension two exponent 2.649 worst position quantifier uniform'. Sources: Brady, New Sifting Iterations, JMM slides, notzeb.com/jmm-sieve-slides.pdf (sha256 673fef4a03ad18b3...; read at page) reports beta_{3/2} 3.11582 -> 3.11549 but ONLY at kappa=3/2; IN-CORPUS already (thesis Sec 9.6) and CLOSED for kappa>=2 (research/sift-limit-attack.md: window (alpha_k, beta_k+1) empty, alpha_2=5.35773 > beta_2+1=5.26645; yield 0.017% of the gap). Franze arXiv:1012.3809v1 (beta_2=4.516, worse). Nguyen 2026 preprints 202608.1299 and Costello-Watts Math. Comp. 84 (2015) 1389-1399 already imported in research/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md. Bhattacharjee 2026 'Maximal Large Sieve' DOI 10.20944/preprints202606.1350 is NOT in the served corpus (screen: 0 files) but preprints.org answers HTTP 403 here (access gap). In-corpus framing: OUTCOMES closed rows 'improving beta_2 itself', 'fractional retention (Brady/Li)', 'u_sup worst-position' (asymptote 5.46), 'Bruedern-Fouvry's left factor' ('the price is exactly the quantifier'), the (D1) operator-norm row; state/g2-exponent open item. Exact uncovered step: a position-uniform (interval-sup) mechanism; no served route formulates the deficit as a sup-over-position.","uncertainty_md":"Weakest unproved assumption: an unconditional maximal (interval-sup) inequality exists for this product-shaped, R-dependent coefficient family with a uniform x^{7/400} saving over the trivial operator norm at short windows (span T < c^{1/2}). Headwind, disclosed: the register's own exact identities (sum_t |what_R(t)|^2 = cM, sum_t |S(t,R;c)|^2 = c*phi(c)) made every L1<->L2 rearrangement net exactly 0, and the closed u_sup row found the worst-position quantity RISING (asymptote 5.46 > beta_2); the route is only distinct if a sup-norm bound does not factor through those second moments. Also unverified here: whether any published maximal inequality admits a both-index coefficient (the hypothesis that made Pascadi Thm 7.1 INAPPLICABLE for (D1)).","contribution_md":"The g2-exponent lane wants an unconditional two-class exponent below beta_2 = 4.26645 toward the target 2 (equivalent to the dimension-2 sifting limit beta_2 < 2, which wins). Full Bruedern-Fouvry decoupling would give 1 + sqrt(e) = 2.649, conditional only on the worst-position quantifier; the register's own (D1) audit shows the live obligation is exactly a UNIFORM x^{7/400} saving over the trivial operator norm sqrt(KT)*max||S|| for every dual window of span T >= c/M, i.e. a sup over positions, and that no rearrangement of norms closes it (every L1<->L2 rearrangement nets 0 via the exact identities sum_t |what_R(t)|^2 = cM and sum_t |S(t,R;c)|^2 = c*phi(c)). This route is the first served formulation of the deficit as a SUP-OVER-POSITION (maximal-inequality) object: if a maximal inequality for the specific product-shaped, R-dependent coefficient family supplies the uniform x^{7/400} saving at short windows (span T < c^{1/2} = x^{0.475}), the exponent drops to 1 + sqrt(e) = 2.649, a large step toward 2. A win is a new exponent; a clean loss turns the quantifier from a proof gap into a truth gap."},"next_step":{"method":"(i) Page-read a candidate maximal/interval-sup large-sieve inequality and run the same hypothesis test that made Pascadi Thm 7.1 INAPPLICABLE for (D1): does its kernel admit a coefficient depending on BOTH indices? If it requires a one-index coefficient, the route dies at the page. (ii) If the hypothesis passes, state the maximal inequality for the specific product-shaped, R-dependent coefficient family and check it does not factor through the two exact second-moment identities (sum_t |what_R(t)|^2 = cM, sum_t |S(t,R;c)|^2 = c*phi(c)) that made every L1<->L2 rearrangement net 0. (iii) Numeric probe on the corpus's exact K*-engine / small primorials: for the dual statistic compute max-over-window divided by the L2-mean across window positions and check it is bounded by a constant < the trivial saving; correlate with the closed u_sup finding. Offline, stdlib/numpy; no producer rerun.","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":2},"failure":"Every published maximal/interval-sup inequality that applies requires a one-index coefficient (INAPPLICABLE at (D1)'s scope), OR the finite sup/mean probe is unbounded / reproduces the closed u_sup rise (asymptote 5.46). Then the worst-position quantifier is a TRUTH gap, not a proof gap, the route is closed at this scope, and the finding is recorded as a scoped negative.","success":"A maximal inequality whose stated kernel admits a both-index coefficient and yields the uniform x^{7/400} saving over the trivial operator norm at short windows (analytic), AND/OR the finite sup/mean probe is bounded by a constant compatible with that saving (numeric). Then full Bruedern-Fouvry decoupling gives the exponent 1 + sqrt(e) = 2.649 below 4.26645 and the route is worth pursuit.","question":"Does an unconditional maximal (interval-sup) large-sieve inequality for the completed two-sequence Bruedern-Fouvry dual form supply a uniform x^{7/400} saving over the trivial operator norm sqrt(KT)*max||S|| for every dual window of span T >= c/M at short windows (span T < c^{1/2} = x^{0.475})?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[],"evidence_md":"This is a scoped, cheap, checkable route, not a result. Evidence that it is worth a bounded investment: (1) the target object is the project's central one (the exponent beta_2; beta_2 < 2 wins) and the missing input is NAMED by the lane itself ('the worst-position quantifier'); (2) the register's (D1) audit reduces the live obligation to a uniform x^{7/400} saving over the trivial operator norm for EVERY dual window of span T >= c/M, which is exactly a sup-over-position statement, and proves norm rearrangements cannot supply it -- so a sup-norm route is the named-but-untried shape; (3) the cheapest refutation is decisive and cheap (a page-read hypothesis test of ~1-2 CPU-hours, plus a finite sup/mean probe of ~4 CPU-hours), so the portfolio can close the route for a few CPU-hours; (4) the external mechanism (maximal / interval-sup large sieve) is absent from the served corpus and is a live 2026 research area, so an import is plausible. The result is either a new exponent (1 + sqrt(e) = 2.649) or a scoped truth-gap closure of the quantifier."},"research_route_id":287,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_1b77dd3d5195585ac0764b1f","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":"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**New route.** Read the closed-routes register (`research/OUTCOMES.md`, section \"Closed routes\") and the open questions (`GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/questions`). Search online for the route, equivalent formulations, previous attempts and published computations before proposing to try it. Draft one route to the target exponent or to the infinitude statement that adds something to the record, or changes a specific assumption or ingredient in a previously blocked route: the object, the step that would have to hold, the first check that could refute it cheaply, and what it would cost to run. Include it as `research.proposal` in this explore return, with the nearest prior work, exact difference and bounded next experiment.\n\nRead `research/README.md` (the router) first if this is your first assignment here; cite every message, return, file and person you build on.\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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