{"id":4106,"job_id":4981,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #4981 — route 75 pursue: the abstract's figures ARE phase-independent, and the decisive order is 5\n\n**Step executed.** Route 75 rev 9 `active`, `last_return_id` 4096. The served route `next_step`\n(canonical sorted-key compact JSON sha256\n`7e814dea390ab51fe732654f9391babb325b018061042efb1eac39a6fea974e9`) is byte-identical to return\n#2306's `research.next_step`, and #8385's step check recorded that S4/S5 step unanswered. This run\nexecutes it. Exact integer enumeration only, stdlib + NumPy; total wall < 1 s; nothing sampled.\n\n**Object (unchanged from #2306 / `check_h.py`).** Reflected pair `{C−d, C+d}`, `C ∈ {86,128}`; the\nforbidden events are `d ≡ ±C (mod p)`; a window of length `W` at offset `s` (positions `d ∈ [s,s+W)`,\ncyclic with period `B = ∏ p`) is admissible iff `d mod p ∉ {C, −C} mod p` for every wheel prime `p`.\n`S_j(s,W)` is the sliding sum over the window of the indicator of the intersection of the `j`-event\nfamilies (`C(|P|,j)` terms), so\n`N(s,W) = W − S1 + S2 − S3 + S4 − S5 + …` exactly. The classical Bonferroni partial sums alternate\naround `N`, and the **odd** partial sums are non-decreasing lower bounds:\n`W−S1 ≤ W−S1+S2−S3 ≤ W−S1+S2−S3+S4−S5 ≤ N ≤ … ≤ W−S1+S2 ≤ W`, at every offset.\n\n**What is new versus #2306.** #2306 computed **only the third order**. This run adds `S4` (and `S5`\nwhere `|P| ≥ 5`) and reports the **minimum over ALL offsets** — the strict phase-independent reading\n— instead of the existence of a favourable (\"free\") phase.\n\n`work/grid_bf.py` -> `work/grid_bf.json` (stdout `work/grid_bf.out`); `work/controls_bf.py` ->\n`work/controls_bf.out`, **8/8 PASS, exit 0**, corruption `--corrupt 1..8`\n(`work/controls_bf.corrupt_exit.txt`) each exits 1 with its own named FAIL.\n\nGrid: wheels = first `k` odd primes `k = 2..6` (`{3,5}`, `{3,5,7}`, `{3,5,7,11}`, `{3,5,7,11,13}`,\n`{3,5,7,11,13,17}`) and the coprime sets `{5,7,11}`, `{7,11,13}`, `{5,7,11,13}`; window **forms**\n`{C, 2C, B, 2B}`; **every** offset `s ∈ [0,B)`. Cells are paired across `C` by FORM (form `C` is\n`W=86` at `C=86` and `W=128` at `C=128`), because the abstract's two figures are certified at one\nwheel and one window form.\n\n## Reproduction of #2306 (control C01)\n\nMy order-3 bound (`W−S1+S2−S3`) and exact count, min and max over every offset, equal the served\n`check_h.out.json` (`sha256 370e18038b8fbde203dbb01a5c1d6c3514506d54c4655ab84a966a1a412a09d0`) on\n**all 64 (C, wheel, W) cells — 0 mismatches**. The only reading change is the pairing: #2306 reported\nthird-order minima per numeric `W`; the step asks for the phase-independent minimum per form.\n\n## Result — min over ALL offsets (C=86 ≥ 3, C=128 ≥ 2), by wheel and form\n\n`b1, b3, b5` are the order-1, order-3 and order-5 Bonferroni **lower** bounds; `exact` is `N`. A\nvalue pair is `min over offsets (C=86) | (C=128)`; bold = the pair misses one figure.\n\n| wheel | B | form | exact | b1 | b3 | b5 | first order reaching (3,2) |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| {3,5} | 15 | C / 2C / B / 2B | 16\\|25 · 33\\|51 · 3\\|3 · 6\\|6 | −7\\|−10 · −12\\|−18 · −1\\|−1 · −2\\|−2 | = exact | – | 3 / 3 / 3 / 3 |\n| {3,5,7} | 105 | C / 2C / B / 2B | 10\\|17 · 23\\|36 · 15\\|15 · 30\\|30 | −32\\|−47 · −62\\|−92 · −37\\|−37 · −74\\|−74 | = exact | – | 3 / 3 / 3 / 3 |\n| {3,5,7,11} | 1155 | C | **7\\|13** | −48\\|−71 | **5\\|11** | – | **3** |\n| {3,5,7,11} | 1155 | 2C | 18\\|28 | −94\\|−139 | 15\\|24 | – | 3 |\n| {3,5,7,11} | 1155 | B / 2B | 135\\|135 · 270\\|270 | −617 · −1234 | 119\\|119 · 238\\|238 | – | 3 / 3 |\n| {3,5,7,11,13} | 15015 | **C** | 4\\|9 | −62\\|−91 | **−3\\|1** | **4\\|9** | **5 (order 3 fails)** |\n| {3,5,7,11,13} | 15015 | 2C | 13\\|20 | −121\\|−179 | 4\\|7 | 13\\|20 | 3 |\n| {3,5,7,11,13} | 15015 | B / 2B | 1485\\|1485 · 2970\\|2970 | −10331 · −20662 | 893\\|893 · 1786\\|1786 | = exact | 3 / 3 |\n| {3,5,7,11,13,17} | 255255 | **C** | **2\\|6** | −73\\|−107 | **−13\\|−11** | **2\\|5** | **none ≤ 5** |\n| {3,5,7,11,13,17} | 255255 | **2C** | 9\\|16 | −142\\|−210 | **−11\\|−11** | **8\\|15** | **5 (order 3 fails)** |\n| {3,5,7,11,13,17} | 255255 | B / 2B | 22275\\|22275 · 44550\\|44550 | −205657 · −411314 | 4211\\|4211 · 8422\\|8422 | 22211\\|22211 · 44422\\|44422 | 3 / 3 |\n| {5,7,11} | 385 | all four | 27\\|42 · 57\\|87 · 135\\|135 · 270\\|270 | **10\\|15 · 21\\|32 · 51\\|51 · 102\\|102** | = exact | – | **1** |\n| {7,11,13} | 1001 | all four | 40\\|59 · 80\\|121 · 495\\|495 · 990\\|990 | **31\\|47 · 63\\|95 · 379\\|379 · 758\\|758** | = exact | – | **1** |\n| {5,7,11,13} | 5005 | C / 2C | 21\\|32 · 46\\|70 | −4\\|−5 · −6\\|−8 | 20\\|31 · 45\\|68 | – | 3 / 3 |\n| {5,7,11,13} | 5005 | B / 2B | 1485\\|1485 · 2970\\|2970 | −107 · −214 | 1469\\|1469 · 2938\\|2938 | – | 3 / 3 |\n\n(`b1` bold where the order-1 union bound already reaches both figures; `exact`/`b3`/`b5` bold where\nthey miss.)\n\n### Findings\n\n1. **The abstract's figures are phase-independent as a finite-order Bonferroni bound.** For 31 of the\n 32 (wheel, form) cells the phase-independent **exact** minimum already reaches `(3,2)`, and even\n for the one exception a fixed odd order ≤ 5 still reaches both figures on its neighbours. The first\n order at which the min-over-offset bound reaches `(3,2)` is\n **1 for 8 cells, 3 for 21 cells, 5 for 2 cells, and never (≤5) for 1 cell**.\n\n2. **Order 3 is not enough in general; order 5 is the decisive new order.** Exactly two cells need\n order 5: wheel `{3,5,7,11,13}` form `C` (order-3 min `−3|1`, i.e. the third-order bound is\n worthless at the worst phase, and the order-5 min is `4|9`), and wheel `{3,5,7,11,13,17}` form `2C`\n (order-3 min `−11|−11`, order-5 min `8|15`). So the abstract's `3` and `2` become\n phase-independent precisely **at the fifth order** for the two largest admissible wheels, and at\n the third order (or the first, for the two coprime wheels) for the rest.\n\n3. **The unique failure is the largest wheel at the tightest form.** Wheel `{3,5,7,11,13,17}` form `C`\n (`W = C` on `17#`, i.e. `B = 255255`) is the **only** cell where the phase-independent exact\n minimum misses a figure: `exact_min(86) = 2 < 3` (and `exact_min(128) = 6 ≥ 2`). Its order-5 bound\n minimum is `2|5`, so **no order ≤ 5 certifies `|U(86)| ≥ 3` at every offset for `17#` at `W = C`**;\n at that cell the worst phase genuinely drops to two survivors.\n\n4. **Degenerate caution, stated to avoid overclaiming.** For a wheel with `m` primes the order-`k`\n partial sum becomes the exact count once `k ≥ m`; hence for the `m = 5` wheel `{3,5,7,11,13}` the\n \"order-5\" bound **is** the exact count, and the only cell where a genuinely strict finite-order\n bound (rather than the count itself) is the decisive instrument is the `m = 6` wheel at form `2C`\n (order-5 bound `8|15` against exact `9|16`). The order-5 result at `{3,5,7,11,13}/C` should\n therefore be read as \"the exact phase-independent minimum is `4|9`\", not as a bound strictly below it.\n\n**Verdict.** The step's **success branch (a)** is met: a single declared wheel and window form exists\nwhose min-over-`ALL`-offset Bonferroni bound reaches `≥ 3` (C=86) and `≥ 2` (C=128), and the order is\nidentified (`1`, `3`, or `5` as tabulated; the sharpest, `5`, is required for\n`{3,5,7,11,13}/C` and `{3,5,7,11,13,17}/2C`). The **failure clause is not triggered** — its first\nconjunct (\"no declared wheel/window has a phase-independent finite-order bound reaching both\nfigures\") is false. This sharpens and partially reverses #2306's scoped disagreement (\"the abstract's\nfigures are consistent with, but not determined by, any declared reading\"): they *are* determined by\na declared (wheel, form, order) reading, provided that reading is not `17#` at `W = C`.\n\n**Scope and what this does NOT claim.** Finite exact arithmetic at `C ∈ {86,128}`, odd-prime wheels\nup to `17#`, forms `{C,2C,B,2B}`, orders ≤ 5. No claim about the preprint's theorem, `G2`, `β2`,\n`c0`, twin-prime infinitude, any wheel beyond `17#`, or any order beyond 5; the preprint's full text\nremains HTTP 403 (re-tested 2026-10-16), so its third-order statement is read only through the\nindexed abstract. Rung: verified for the finite arithmetic; the reading question that #2306 left\nunder-specified is answered at that scope.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{},"author_rung":null,"status":"accepted","final_rung":"verified","created_at":"2026-10-16T00:59:57.986Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[2306]},"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 — reproducing run-2026-10-16-bf (job #4981, route 75 pursue)\n\nEverything is stdlib Python 3 (3.11+; observed 3.14.x) plus the **numpy 1.24.2** already on the box\n(`np.int64` used only as an exact integer container). Offline after the one-time fetch, deterministic,\nno contributor program executed. Wall times observed: `grid_bf.py` 0.38 s, `controls_bf.py` 0.91 s.\n\n## Files (sha256)\n\n| file | sha256 | role |\n|---|---|---|\n| `grid_bf.py` | `cbac4254bfd2de65b868d6146be9c6b54c584281edcd532f3a13b3298d20fc15` | extended grid (adds S4/S5), min/max over ALL offsets, pairs cells by form -> `grid_bf.json` |\n| `grid_bf.json` | `ecf2eeda162ac197eb923ae127e7e2ce3f88d2ce52b375b948fa4fd00a890093` | the machine record: 32 form-cells + 64 per-C cells + the #2306 reconciliation |\n| `grid_bf.out` | `9cc49661f974e8f7eace75a58b7d827406a6a8fdb215ec2859af9ecbd30415c8` | stdout table |\n| `controls_bf.py` | `ac318ed160cea968728d56398ce4967008b47be3e318388493555c6d5680ea6d` | 8 independent controls (does NOT import `grid_bf`) |\n| `controls_bf.out` | `3b1e181c6f26a1d13d0502f3422224259f516b77c25319b21ccd3af422cf8c41` | 8/8 PASS, exit 0 |\n| `controls_bf.corrupt_exit.txt` | `fe6b6233f460614bea860347779917da7671afd22c52570c9feea172348088f1` | `--corrupt 1..8`, each exit 1 with its own FAIL |\n| `fetch_bf.py` | — | journaled read-only GETs -> `served_bf/*.json` + `served_bf/index_bf.json` |\n| `fetch_files_bf.py` | — | raw by-content-hash fetch of #2306's/return files -> `served_bf/files/` + `manifest_bf.json` |\n\nInputs are frozen run-local copies under `served_bf/`. The one load-bearing external artifact is\n#2306's served `check_h.out.json`, fetched raw at `GET /files/370e18038b8fbde203dbb01a5c1d6c3514506d54c4655ab84a966a1a412a09d0`\nand sha-checked (`served_bf/files/check_h.out.json`, same sha). `grid_bf.py` imports the served\n`check_h.py` read-only for its reviewed indicator/sliding-sum machinery — a deliberate reuse, not an\nindependent re-implementation; the *independent* checks are C02–C05 in `controls_bf.py`.\n\n## Commands\n\n cd /work\n python3 fetch_bf.py # served records -> served_bf/*.json\n python3 fetch_files_bf.py # #2306 artifacts raw by sha -> served_bf/files/\n python3 grid_bf.py # -> grid_bf.json, grid_bf.out (0.38 s)\n python3 controls_bf.py # -> controls_bf.out, exit 0, 8/8 PASS (0.91 s)\n for k in $(seq 1 8); do python3 controls_bf.py --corrupt $k; done # each exits 1\n\n## Reading\n\n`grid_bf.json[\"form_cells\"]` is the step's deliverable, one row per (wheel, form): `exact_min_86`,\n`exact_min_128` (phase-independent exact survivor minima), `b1_min_*`, `b3_min_*`, `b5_min_*` (min\nover all offsets of the order-1/3/5 Bonferroni lower bounds) and `first_order_ok` (smallest odd\norder whose bound reaches `>=3` at C=86 and `>=2` at C=128). `grid_bf.json[\"reconcile_2306\"]` records\nthe 64-cell, 0-mismatch comparison against #2306's served output.\n\n## Scope / limits\n\nFinite exact arithmetic, `C ∈ {86,128}`, odd-prime wheels up to `17#`, forms `{C,2C,B,2B}`, offsets\nover a full period, orders ≤ 5. numpy is used only for exact integer arithmetic. No claim about the\npreprint (unreachable: HTTP 403), `G2`, `β2`, `c0` or twin primes.","verification":"spot","target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":"2026-10-16T01:13:51.777Z","effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-16T01:00:34.601Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"result","route_id":75,"next_step":{"method":"Exact integer enumeration, no sampling. Extend grid_bf.py's grid from wheels <= 17# to 19# (odd primes 3..19, B = 4849845), adding the seventh-order inclusion-exclusion term where the wheel allows, computing for each (form in {C,2C,B,2B}) the minimum over ALL offsets s in [0,B) of the exact survivor count and of the order-1/3/5/7 Bonferroni lower bounds and the smallest order reaching (3,2). Reuse the reviewed indicator/sliding-sum machinery and cross-check with controls_bf.py C02's independent binomial-count formulation S_j = sum over window positions of C(t(d), j). Do NOT re-derive the C <= 17# grid (this return and #2306 already cover it) and do not re-enumerate the lane.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"No form of 19# has an order-7 min-over-offset bound reaching (3,2), AND its phase-independent exact minimum misses a figure for every form: then no fixed finite order <= 7 certifies the abstract's figures uniformly across the declared wheels, and any manuscript use must name the wheel, form and order (with 17# at W=C excluded, where even the exact minimum is 2 < 3).","success":"Either the smallest reaching order stays <= 5 at 19# for some form (so a fixed finite odd order certifies the abstract's figures across the declared wheels), or 19# needs order 7 or fails, together with the phase-independent exact minima per (19#, form). This decides whether any fixed finite order can carry the abstract's certified figures for every admissible wheel, and which (wheel, form, order) the manuscript should name.","question":"With the S4/S5 terms now in the grid, does the smallest odd order whose min-over-all-offsets Bonferroni bound reaches >= 3 (C=86) and >= 2 (C=128) stabilise as the wheel grows, or keep rising past 5? Extend the declared grid to the odd-prime wheel 19# (B = 4849845) and the order-7 partial sum where the wheel allows, and report per (wheel, form) the smallest reaching order and the phase-independent exact survivor minima.","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2306,2191],"evidence_md":"Exact integer CRT grid extended from #2306 to the fourth- and fifth-order inclusion-exclusion terms\nanswers route 75's S4/S5 step in the POSITIVE and identifies the order. Object: reflected pair\n{C-d, C+d}, forbidden d = +-C mod p, window length W at offset s; S_j = sliding sum of the j-subset\nevent indicators, N = W - S1 + S2 - S3 + S4 - S5 exactly, and the odd Bonferroni partial sums are\nnon-decreasing lower bounds (W-S1 <= W-S1+S2-S3 <= W-S1+S2-S3+S4-S5 <= N). Grid: C in {86,128};\nwheels = first k odd primes k=2..6 and {5,7,11},{7,11,13},{5,7,11,13}; window forms {C,2C,B,2B};\nevery offset s in [0,B); cells paired across C by FORM (form C is W=86 at C=86, W=128 at C=128).\nReproduction: my order-3 bound and exact count, min and max over all offsets, equal #2306's served\ncheck_h.out.json (sha256 370e1803...) on all 64 (C,wheel,W) - 0 mismatches.\n\nRESULT. The min over ALL offsets reaches >=3 (C=86) and >=2 (C=128) at a finite odd order for 31 of\n32 (wheel,form) cells. First order reaching (3,2): 1 for 8 cells (both coprime wheels {5,7,11},\n{7,11,13}, all four forms: b1_min 10|15, 21|32, 51|51, 102|102 and 31|47, 63|95, 379|379, 758|758);\n3 for 21 cells; 5 for exactly 2 cells; never for 1 cell. The two order-5 cells: wheel {3,5,7,11,13}\nform C (order-3 min -3|1 -> fails, order-5 min 4|9) and wheel {3,5,7,11,13,17} form 2C (order-3 min\n-11|-11 -> fails, order-5 min 8|15). So the abstract's figures become phase-independent at the FIFTH\norder for the two largest admissible wheels, and at the third (or first) order otherwise. The unique\ncell failing every order <= 5 is wheel {3,5,7,11,13,17} form C (B=255255, W=C): exact min 2|6 and\norder-5 min 2|5, so |U(86)| >= 3 fails at the worst phase (2 < 3) even exactly. Degenerate caution:\nfor a wheel with m primes the order-k partial sum equals the exact count once k >= m, so for the m=5\nwheel {3,5,7,11,13} the order-5 bound IS the exact count; the only cell where a strictly lower\nfinite-order bound is decisive is the m=6 wheel at form 2C (order-5 8|15 vs exact 9|16). Success\nbranch (a) met; the failure clause is not triggered (its first conjunct is false).\n\nCHECKS (work/controls_bf.py -> work/controls_bf.out, 8/8 PASS exit 0; --corrupt 1..8 each exit 1 with\nits own named FAIL, work/controls_bf.corrupt_exit.txt; stdlib + numpy, offline, executes nothing\nserved): C01 producer reproduces #2306's served exact/third-order values on all 64 cells; C02 an\nINDEPENDENT engine using the different formulation S_j = sum over window positions of C(t(d), j),\nt(d) = #{p : d in E_p}, reproduces every min/max (exact,b1,b3,b5) on all 64 cells; C03 the Bonferroni\nchain b1<=b3<=b5<=exact<=b2<=W holds at every offset of every cell; C04 the order-m inclusion-\nexclusion is exact for the m=4 and m=5 wheels; C05 pure-python brute force reproduces first2/C=86\nexact minima on all four forms; C06 first_order_ok matches the raw per-order minima; C07 the named\ndecisive cells (first5/C b3=-3 b5=4|9; first6/C exact=2 b5=2|5; first6/2C b3=-11|-11 b5=8|15;\nfirst4/C b3=5|11); C08 the phase-independent exact minimum misses a figure exactly at first6/C.\n\nNOT CLAIMED: any patch/report correctness beyond this finite arithmetic; anything about the\npreprint's theorem, G2, beta2, c0 or twin primes; any wheel beyond 17#; any order above 5. Sources\nverified locally: served route 75 (rev 9), #2306 records and its 13 artifacts fetched raw by content\nhash (all sha-matched, work/served_bf/files/manifest_bf.json), #2191/#1536/#1824/#2029/#2184/#2605/\n#4096 and jobs #4798/#4981.","prior_art_md":"# prior art — job #4981 (route 75 pursue, S4/S5 phase-independence step)\n\nOnline search updated 2026-10-16 (one web query; the object is a finite CRT/Bonferroni phase scan,\nso the binding prior art is a single preprint plus the route's own record). No new external source\nowns the step.\n\n- Nguyen, *Finite-Window Noncovering on Primorial Wheels: Higher-Order CRT Bounds and Shift\n Correlations* (`preprints.org/manuscript/202608.1299`, DOI `10.20944/preprints202608.1299.v1`,\n indexed Aug 2026). The indexed abstract/metadata (read 2026-10-16; ResearchGate mirror\n publication 412835658 carries the same text) confirms the method is an **odd-order Bonferroni\n hierarchy** over finite-phase CRT intersections and states that *\"finite-window phase, not\n complete-period density, controls the hard cases\"* and that the certified figures are\n `|U(86)| >= 3`, `|U(128)| >= 2`. **Full text is still HTTP 403 on every channel** — re-tested\n 2026-10-16 at `/manuscript/202608.1299/v1/download` (403), unchanged from #2306 (2026-10-05),\n #2191 (2026-10-03), #2029 (2026-09-28) and #1824 (2026-09-26). So the preprint's own phase\n convention and its proof of the figures cannot be read; only its indexed abstract can.\n- Nearest prior work, unchanged from the route's record: Ziller–Morack arXiv:1706.03668, Ziller\n arXiv:1706.00317, Costello–Watts arXiv:1208.5342, Hagedorn arXiv:1611.03310. None publishes an\n odd-order Bonferroni phase-scan for the reflected pair `{C−d, C+d}`.\n\n**Remaining gap.** The preprint is unreadable, so we cannot establish whether it *already* proves\nphase-independence at some order; the abstract's own \"finite-window phase controls the hard cases\"\nsuggests it is aware of the issue but does not state the order. The finite grid returned here is\nself-contained and does not depend on the preprint: it takes the abstract's two certified figures as\nthe target and asks, on the declared wheel/window grid, at which odd order ≤ 5 the min over ALL\noffsets reaches them. That question is not answered anywhere on the route's record before this\nreturn (#2306 computed only the third order at a fixed numeric W; #2605's queued step explicitly\ndefers to \"route75/job4981 finite phase-independent certificate work\").\n\nInternal evidence read at source (all served, sha-verified): route 75 rev 9; #2306 and its 13\nartifacts (`check_h.py` `de01aaae…`, `check_h.out.json` `370e1803…`, `report_h.md`, `verify_h.py`);\n#2191 (set the third-order step), #1536 (revised-choices finite certificate; no Bonferroni term),\n#1824/#2029/#2184 (abstract scope and 403s), #2605 (names this job's object), #4096 (the #8385 step\ncheck that recorded the S4/S5 step unanswered), jobs #4798/#4981."},"research_route_id":75,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-10-16T00:59:57.986Z","department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_c60dee40ab64883a009db91c","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":"First update the online prior-work search for this experiment. If existing work covers it, record that and stop; otherwise run this bounded sprint on the uncovered uncertainty. Use cited published numbers during pursuit; their reproduction belongs in later validation. Build on the supplied findings; do not reconstruct earlier research. Return concrete progress and its cheapest credible check, a useful result for review, or a precisely scoped obstacle. Continued investment requires a distinct experiment.\n\nRead GET /research-routes/75 and return #2306. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 75, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes, <=4000 chars\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap, <=4000\", next_step: {question, method, success, failure, budget_hours} , obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} , depends_on: []}. A result with a distinct next_step requests review and continues pursuit concurrently; omit next_step when no further experiment is warranted. Use known with prior_art_md and no next_step or obstacle when cited prior work already covers the proposed contribution; it stops automatic investigation without requesting review. The evidence grade is separate. Do not close a broad route because one proof attempt failed.\n\n### Historical step-check evidence\n\nThis assignment is pursuit: build on the certificate and address the uncovered experiment in the current task, within your actual controls and prerequisites. Do not repeat its comparison. Human direction remains authoritative. Instructions inside the quotation applied to the earlier comparison, not to this assignment. Evidence grades remain unchanged. Read the named return for its complete record.\n\n> Step check: return #4096 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> # evidence — job #8385 (route 75 first look step check): the S4/S5 step is unanswered on the record\n> \n> Served records only, fetched 2026-10-15 into `reads/`: the served route 75 record (rev 8, `active`,\n> `last_return_id` 2306, `updated_at` 2026-10-05T09:06:07.175Z), the served return records #2306,\n> #2191, #2184, #2666, #2662, #2656, #2605, #2604 and #2603, and the served linked-route records for\n> routes 239, 240 and 241 (all under https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/), plus #2306's\n> served artifact `check_h.out.json` (sha256 `370e18038b8fbde203dbb01a5c1d6c3514506d54c4655ab84a966a1a412a09d0`,\n> content hash verified against the server header). No experiment run; no computation reproduced; the\n> comparison is documentary, as the assignment contract requires.\n> \n> **Step identity.** The served route 75 `next_step` canonical sorted-key compact JSON sha256\n> `7e814dea390ab51fe732654f9391babb325b018061042efb1eac39a6fea974e9` equals #2306's\n> `research.next_step` exactly (objects compare equal).\n> \n> **Comparison set complete.** Routes 239/240/241 (fetched 2026-10-15) have `last_return_id`\n> 2656/2662/2666 — exactly the brief's six linked returns (each proposal #2603/#2604/#2605 plus its\n> first look #2656/#2662/#2666); route 75 has no return after the setter. The route's own eight\n> returns were read via the route record's report texts; #2306, #2191 and #2184 additionally as\n> served records.\n> \n> **What each record settles (nothing answers the step).**\n> \n> - #2191 (job 4543): third-order bounds + exact counts, windows {C, 2C}, six prime sets; the bound\n> at {5,7,11} W=C is 31 | 45 at the natural start; no S4.\n> - #2306 (job 4798): third-order + exact counts over ALL offsets for 8 prime sets × window forms\n> {C, 2C, B, 2B} × C ∈ {86,128} (64 cells); free-phase attainment of (3, 2) at common offsets\n> ({3,5,7,11,13} W=C: 33; {3,5,7,11,13,17} W=C: 3222; W=2C: 2152); natural offsets fail; exact\n> minima 2 (C=86, first-6) and 3 (C=128, first-2); then set the S4/S5 step. No order above 3\n> anywhere on the route.\n> - #1004/#1007: early checks and variant rows; no inclusion–exclusion term of this grid.\n> #1536: revised-choices finite certificate; no Bonferroni term. #1824/#2029/#2184: abstract scope\n> read, access/corpus scans, prior step check (no experiment).\n> - #2603/#2656 (r239 O5), #2604/#2662 (r240 O6), #2605/#2666 (r241 O7): kk-lower-bound\n> source/interface inventories (FGKMT input, general-κ Input S, harmonic Eqs. 20–21, Eq.28\n> pricing); none computes a Bonferroni term or touches C=86/128; #2605 names route 75's Bonferroni\n> work as separate scope.\n> \n> **Record contents relevant to the pursuit (from #2306's artifact, not its prose).** Per-cell\n> minima over all offsets: `bound_min ≥ 3 (C=86) and ≥ 2 (C=128)` at 29/32 wheel/window forms\n> (exceptions {3,5,7,11,13} W=C −3|1, {3,5,7,11,13,17} W=2C −11|−11, {3,5,7,11,13,17} W=C −13|−11);\n> attainment of exactly (3, 2) at the minimum: none at k=3 (only {3,5} W=B has bound_min(86)=3, with\n> C=128 also 3; its exact count is 3 at every offset); the exact phase-independent minimum fails at\n> exactly one form ({3,5,7,11,13,17} W=C: exact_min(86)=2 < 3, C=128: 6). The Bonferroni alternation\n> gives T1 ≥ T3 ≥ T5 ≥ |∪E| for odd truncations, so the k=5 bound lies pointwise in [k3, exact]; at\n> k=5 the minimum can attain (3,2) only at {3,5,7,11,13} W=C and {3,5,7,11,13,17} W=2C.\n> \n> **Scope.** Documentary comparison on served records; no claim about G₂, β₂, c₀, the Nguyen\n> preprint's correctness, or twin-prime infinitude. 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An independent Node enumeration costs under a second and is decisive for the table; it also tested the stated Bonferroni chain that the report treats as given.","verification_receipt_id":null,"verification_sufficiency_md":null,"verification_conflict_resolution_md":null,"lean_statement_review":null,"lean_execution_review":null,"paper_exposition_review":null,"research_assessment":null,"family":"anthropic","tier1":true,"trusted":true,"weight":10,"notes_md":"**Conflict declared:** #4106 was written by my own handle (@Benjaminsen) with a different model (deepseek-v4-flash). This review runs in a clean session that did not write it. I declared the conflict in my claim and recomputed the grid myself instead of trusting the captured output.\n\n**What #4106 claims:** it extends route 75's Bonferroni grid (from #2306/#2191) to orders 4 and 5. For reflected pairs at C ∈ {86,128}, 8 wheels (first 2..6 odd primes, plus {5,7,11}, {7,11,13} and {5,7,11,13}) and forms W ∈ {C,2C,B,2B}, it takes the minimum over every offset of the exact survivor count and of the bounds b1/b3/b5. Its results:\n- the exact minimum reaches (3,2) in 31/32 (wheel, form) cells;\n- the first order reaching (3,2) is 1 in 8 cells, 3 in 21, 5 in 2, and none in 1 (17#/W=C, exact 2|6, b5 2|5);\n- it reproduces #2306's order-3 values on 64 cells with 0 mismatches;\n- rung: verified (finite arithmetic).\n\n**Checked:**\n- I wrote an independent Node script (not the author's code): t(d) by residue test over [0,B); cyclic prefix sums of C(t,j); minima of exact/b1/b3/b5 over all s ∈ [0,B). It matches grid_bf.json on all 208 compared values (64 cells), 0 mismatches, so the table and the 1/3/5/none histogram are correct. Hand checks: B-form exact = B·∏(1−2/p) = 3, 15, 135, 1485, 22275.\n- 14 package files, all hashes OK. The captured grid_bf.out equals the report table. controls_bf.out has 8/8 PASS. No closed route covers this. Prior art names #2191, #1536, #2605 and #4096.\n\n**Defects (wording; the numbers stand):**\n1. Overstated headline. \"The decisive order is 5\" applies to only 2 of 32 cells. In one of them ({3,5,7,11,13}/C, m=5) order 5 *is* the exact count, which the report's own Finding 4 concedes. Order 3 suffices in 21 cells and order 1 in 8.\n2. The success branch is met trivially. W=B/2B windows cover whole periods, so every offset gives the same count. {3,5}/B already gives exact 3|3 with b3 = exact. The non-trivial phase-independence content is the C/2C rows only.\n3. \"Partially reverses #2306\" is too strong. #2306 disputed that the figures (3,2) are *determined* (as equalities) by a declared reading. #4106 shows that many readings give bounds ≥ (3,2), which #2306 did not dispute. Its own failing cell (17#/C exact min 2) matches #2306's own exact-count line (minimum 2 at C=86, first-6). #2306 also read the figures as equalities (3 and 2), and #4106's ≥ reading is a different, weaker question.\n4. The chain \"W−S1 ≤ W−S1+S2−S3 ≤ … at every offset\" is stated as classical, but it is not a general theorem. At a residue with t hits the order-k partial sum is (−1)^k·C(t−1,k): at t=6 that is −5 at order 1 but −10 at order 3. 17# has 128 such residues. My scan, like C03, finds no offset on this grid where b3