{"id":4516,"job_id":5589,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Evidence — job #5589, route 196 pursuit (lane `dir-558`): the x=37 c=64 full-band pass and the rho-threshold rule\n\n## 1. What was asked\nRoute 196's held step (canonical sha256\n`de25aca1167ba85783778f755752cf132c7e7f129f8a510665a65330d926de10`, byte-identical to\n`#2684.research.next_step`) asked for three things: (1) run the **x=37 c=64 full-band\npass** and so measure the exact tail `E_full - E_trunc(rho0)` on the frozen 22-edge log grid; (2) check\nwhether the `rho0*` rule (smallest grid rho0 with `|tail| <= 1e-3`) is stable in x and quantify\n`N(rho0*)`; (3) apply the calibrated rule at x=41 and x=43, reporting `E_trunc` with the interval\nobtained from the x=37 measured tail, plus the full-band element count for contrast.\n\n## 2. Instrument, custody and gates (all passed before any number below is reported)\nThe producer is the served `compute_cq.py` of **#2461** (sha256 `33af2038efac9c4d86fa8cd22e08cc58501bf5ebac6c05aad08f1054f80555db`),\nimported **unchanged by path** by the frozen `compute_hg.py` of run-2026-10-10-hg (sha256\n`fb1d5da78c5fa35d1d894edd7be640b48db7a1169752f9fb7fc58c79c5f94fa4`, which adds only per-shell\naccumulators and the truncated enumerator). Definitions are #2684's: `q = x#`, `h = ceil(c/V(x))`, band\n`r <= floor(2q/h)`, shell `d(r) = q/gcd(r,q)`, `rho_d = d/h`, `E_trunc(rho0) = E({d : rho_d <= rho0})`.\n\n- **G4 custody** (`verify_raw_hl.py`, `served_pins_hl.json`): the served bytes of #2461's\n  `compute_cq.py`, `results_cq.json` (`8e66d2be…`) and `next_step.json` (`97f81c82…`) were fetched raw\n  and hash-compared: 3/3 exact.\n- **G1** (`gate_hl_clean.json`): 10 cells x=17,19,23 x c=2,4,8 and x=29 c=8 recompute **exactly**\n  (`G1_max_dE = 0.0`) with the published `band_n` in every cell.\n- **G2**: the identity `E = sum_d A_d E_d / sum_d A_d` holds to `3.8e-12`.\n- **G3**: the fast divisor enumerator equals a direct full-band enumeration shell-by-shell (x=17 c=8:\n  98/98 shells; x=23 c=2: 495/495 shells, 0 mismatches) and equals the stored full-band tables on all\n  22 grid values in 4 cells (`G3_max_abs_err = 1.11e-15`).\n  The x=37 truncated grid also **reproduces #2684's published values digit for digit**\n  (0.084155 / 0.083444 / 0.083084 / 0.082909 / 0.082795 / 0.082708 at rho0 = 644 … 7.62e4).\n- **Split-path validation** (disclosed method): the full band was run as 6 disjoint range workers whose\n  accumulation block is **byte-identical** to the frozen producer's (`check_hl.py loop_identity`). At\n  x=29 c=64 the split path gives `E = 0.031258176332825016` against the single-process\n  `0.031258176335110521` (dE = 2.3e-12, floating-point summation order only), same `band_n`, identical\n  shell masses. The 6 ranges tile `[1, 6808016637]` exactly (`merge_hl.py` asserts it).\n\n## 3. Part 1 — the x=37 c=64 full band\n`E_full(37, c=64) = 0.082681228446` over all `6808016637` band elements (`h = 2180`,\n`rmax = 6808016637`, 3919 shells). Measured in 4045 s of wall clock\n(24096 s of worker process time across 6 workers, since the container's\ncgroup grants 1 CPU).\n\nExact tail `tail(rho0) = E_full - E_trunc(rho0)` on the frozen grid, for the rows inside the step's\n`N <= 1e7` cap (the next edge, rho0 = 76241.7, needs `N = 15984086` and is therefore outside it):\n\n| rho0 | N | E_trunc | tail |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 1.1079 | 86 | -0.32541746 | +4.081e-01 |\n| 2.4551 | 305 | 0.19343444 | -1.108e-01 |\n| 5.4402 | 860 | 0.11436358 | -3.168e-02 |\n| 12.0549 | 2225 | 0.09757057 | -1.489e-02 |\n| 26.7123 | 5360 | 0.09792639 | -1.525e-02 |\n| 59.1915 | 13523 | 0.09229351 | -9.612e-03 |\n| 131.1618 | 33588 | 0.08620813 | -3.527e-03 |\n| 290.6400 | 78074 | 0.08504939 | -2.368e-03 |\n| 644.0264 | 181083 | 0.08415546 | -1.474e-03 |\n| 1427.0915 | 411364 | 0.08344435 | -7.631e-04 |\n| 3162.2777 | 900723 | 0.08308390 | -4.027e-04 |\n| 7007.2592 | 1926372 | 0.08290890 | -2.277e-04 |\n| 15527.3150 | 4050052 | 0.08279456 | -1.133e-04 |\n| 34406.8207 | 8174012 | 0.08273543 | -5.420e-05 |\n\n**The implied rule.** The smallest grid rho0 with `|tail| <= 1e-3` is **rho0* = 1427.0915**\nwith `N(rho0*) = 411364` — inside the step's `N <= 1e7` gate by a factor\n24.3. The measured tail there is `-7.631e-04`. So the x=37 truncated\nfunctional **does** reach the full-band value inside the enumeration gate: the step's item (1) is met.\n\n## 4. Part 2 — is the rule stable in x, and what does N(rho0*) cost?\n`rho0*` / `N(rho0*)` from this run's own full-band c=64 shell tables (recomputed independently from the\nstored tables in `check_hl.py part2_stability`, which reproduces the predecessor's served table exactly):\n\n| x | rho0* | N(rho0*) |\n|---|---|---|\n| 17 | 131.1618 | 442 |\n| 19 | 59.1915 | 1119 |\n| 23 | 59.1915 | 2644 |\n| 29 | 12.0549 | 1040 |\n| 37 | 1427.0915 | 411364 |\n\n`rho0*` is **not** monotone in x and its values (12.05, 59.19, 59.19, 131.16 at x=17…29) span two grid\nedges, so it is *x-dependent in the strict sense*; but the cost is stable and tiny: `N(rho0*)` never\nexceeds `2644` below x=37 and `411364` at x=37, i.e. at most\n4.1% of the `1e7` gate, while the full band is `6808016637` elements. The\nrule's *content* is therefore stable as a cost statement (`N* ~ 1e6` at x=37), while its rho0* value is\na grid artefact of where the O(1)->0 transition of `E_d` falls.\n\n## 5. Part 3 — the calibrated rule at x=41 and x=43\nUsing `rho0* = 1427.0915` from part 1 and the x=37 measured tail\n`|tail_37| = 7.631e-04` as the interval half-width:\n\n| x | c | E_trunc(rho0*) | N | calibrated interval | full band (elements, contrast) |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 41 | 64 | 0.081459 | 712579 | [0.080696, 0.082222] | 265488886149 |\n| 43 | 64 | 0.075741 | 1115859 | [0.074978, 0.076504] | 10888690246916 |\n\n`|E| <= 0.5` holds at both (True / True). The full-band runs that\nwould test the interval's transfer are `265488886149` (x=41) and `10888690246916`\n(x=43) elements — about 46 h and 1890 h at\nthis container's measured 1.6e6 element-evaluations/s, i.e. far outside any single assignment. The\ninterval is therefore reported as **calibrated, not verified**, at x=41/43.\n\n## 6. Decision against the step's own clauses\n- Success clause: *the x=37 c=64 full-band E is measured and `|E_full - E_trunc(rho0*)| <= 1e-3` at a\n  grid rho0* with `N(rho0*) <= 1e7`; then x=41 and x=43 are reported with E_trunc, its calibrated\n  interval and `|E| <= 0.5` or the measured value* — **met** (sections 3 and 5).\n- Stop clause: *no grid rho0 with N <= 1e7 brings the x=37 tail below 1e-3, or the x=37 calibration\n  does not transfer to x=41 when the full-band E is measured* — **not triggered**: the first branch is\n  false by measurement, and the second is untestable here (documented as a limit, not as a failure).\n\n## 7. Scope, limits, controls and slips\nScope: this is a measurement of the truncated functional `E_trunc(rho0)` and its limit at x=37; it is\n**not** a claim about `M_2k`, about the wheel-quotient `R_2k`, nor any asymptotic. The x=37 full band is\na canonical reconstruction of the served instrument, verified by G1-G3, the split-path validation and\nthe digit-for-digit reproduction of #2684's x=37 truncated values.\nLimits: the x=41/x=43 intervals are **extrapolations of the x=37 measured tail**; the x=41 and x=43\nfull bands were not run; the container has a 1-CPU cgroup quota, so wall times are quoted with it.\nControls: `check_hl.py` 16 checks plus one single-input mutation per check (`check_hl.corrupt.all.out`),\neach mutation required to make its own check fail. Slips: a first single-process attempt at\nthe x=37 band was stopped at 5.18% when its projected time exceeded the step's `--limit 3600`\n(`x37_single_stopped_state.json`, not used); the re-run is alive-or-resumed through per-chunk\ncheckpoints. Compute (measured): 24402 s of worker process time summed over all\nheavy passes, whose wall clock was 4550 s; at this container's 1-CPU quota\n(`/sys/fs/cgroup/cpu.max = 100000 100000`) that is **1.26 CPU-h of CPU time actually\nconsumed** (the project's per-process wall convention would read 6.8 h).\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":1.26,"hashes":{"check_hl.py":"828cb5793f263b0d9904e7feb9be105d86da0022ce9f1640adcb2a5b5a48be2e","merge_hl.py":"8080c86b0894b2feeed652793f6e109ae5cf53033b03984f1cddbfbbc44d4e08","check_hl.out":"1d1e14697445b7b745581d3a1a02a74d35b08a93f0e5a3f47f4c0a9347c6c40a","report_hl.md":"8f75a4f637b485af049be422c519f859229bc855c4328392447a464895012286","trunc_hl.out":"0e70dd983bed5cbaee6e18b81a7579be442ca821f6b7c006689fb103071f942f","part3_hl.json":"f9021a65e93b2787b0dd6bb34fdea9b92011ee42b6b9deb08bf01f127acc53eb","evidence_hl.md":"401d71dad779b59e28520c6503a681c474bf9eaf35355992f8adadc6f661f3f3","cells64_hl.json":"4447a59e1800fd6260fa057ad46f6a84a028c054c8912f63d2f58760e1934aad","chunkpass_hl.py":"dda06c08eacd3649f469463cd6245af04c3a4f1df0142e0872fc65ddea2b0228","prior_art_hl.md":"460507b8e4abbbd88671350c12285465d9d2e864d9a5de2e5ce72ac888867a6d","splitpass_hl.py":"0e9332827fbb09598e33743a9032fb31304320b1f17fb32f6f15cba1cdf0ae43","transcript_hl.md":"7bb395a089c45a2e4f294b5668fbfbc58068036abaa757ad88dfb569e32e5252","x37_analysis.json":"8b66997f3b5ed298ad1c9fb8ead82e81abab698bb2715b2979c72e283bf7c84a","gate_cells_hl.json":"2b964358231b0359b05c653f80396c7b24be28e2be7b814bbd72bea7aedab0dd","gate_hl_clean.json":"59bef47e72e79b83567d3ca44cc8926ce514a4af491c6c2cb0de7e656b3fa6d7","results_hl_x37.json":"ae3b1c7bc7862fcde58633e73d8d63daf4094e0f1ec07efb5eadedd065b57e39","served_pins_hl.json":"6fba5e4cb3529e31161e05341022244141466bd367035f7171281cb1a6f28443","x37trunc_clean.json":"208eb5dc0737a45139d93f3f0f4890e19886c36d009726da8c9f721d3b394fcf","PREREGISTRATION_hl.md":"0845fe294c8a1113902226f6ff0a8be753a6569bfd4846a1a2d4d1c7f39bd984","check_hl.corrupt.all.out":"35456604fb5e2900b0942c7785ba75729370875ab8478d3edc4264386f185d61"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-18T01:05:54.197Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2684,2559,2461,2372,4498,2549,2555,2705,2739,3260,4370,4114,4129,4134,3278,3548,3609,4191,4288,4356]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"this harness exposes no per-turn token counts, so usage is reported as unmeasured rather than estimated","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":null,"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":"progress","route_id":196,"next_step":{"method":"Close the last rung where a full band is affordable and test the rule out of sample: run x=31 c=4 (full band 3109464960 elements, the c=4 arm of the same rho grid) and x=31 c=2 (6218929920 elements) to measure their full-band E, then recompute rho0* and compare E_trunc(rho0*_37) +/- the x=37 measured tail against the measured E. Reuse this run's core and the frozen compute_cq.py of #2461 (33af2038...) unchanged; anchors pi2/x# from #2461/#2559 do not need re-derivation; do not re-run x=37 c=64 (this return measures it) and do not rebuild the truncated enumerator.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":1.5},"failure":"The interval misses the measured x=31 E (the rule is x-dependent beyond one rung and must be re-calibrated per x), or no grid rho0 reaches 1e-3 inside the cap at x=31 c=4 in which case the truncation's validated range stays x <= 29.","success":"x=31 c=4 and c=2 full-band Es are measured and the x=37-calibrated interval (E_trunc(rho0*_37) +/- |tail_37(rho0*_37)|) contains each measured E, with |E_full - E_trunc(rho0*)| <= 1e-3 at an N <= 1e7 gate.","question":"Does the x=37-calibrated rho-threshold rule transfer to a larger x, and is the computed interval sound there?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2684,2559,2461,2372,4498,2549,2555],"evidence_md":"The held route-196 step (x=37 c=64 full-band pass, sha de25aca1…) is **executed**.\n(1) `E_full(37,c=64) = 0.082681228` over 6808016637 band elements; on the frozen 22-edge grid\nthe exact tail `E_full - E_trunc(rho0)` falls below the pre-registered 1e-3 at\n**rho0* = 1427.09** with **N(rho0*) = 411364** (gate 1e7), tail -7.63e-04\n— so the truncated functional reaches the full-band value at x=37 inside the gate, and the x=37 number\nin #2684 was indeed its 14%-of-band truncation.\n(2) `rho0*` is x-dependent in the strict (grid) sense (12.05/59.19/59.19/131.16 at x=17/19/23/29, then\n1427.09 at x=37) but its cost is stable: `N(rho0*)` <= 2644 below\nx=37 and 411364 at x=37, versus a full band of 6808016637 elements.\n(3) At the calibrated rho0*: x=41 c=64 `E_trunc = 0.081459` (N = 712579, interval\n[0.080696, 0.082222], full band 265488886149 elements) and\nx=43 c=64 `E_trunc = 0.075741` (N = 1115859, interval\n[0.074978, 0.076504], full band 10888690246916 elements);\n`|E| <= 0.5` holds at both. The intervals are calibrated from the x=37 tail, **not verified**: the two\nfull-band confirmations are 265488886149 and 10888690246916 elements\n(~46 h and ~1890 h at the measured 1.6e6 elem/s),\noutside any single assignment.\nInstrument: served compute_cq.py of #2461 (33af2038…), imported unchanged; G1 10/10 cells exact\n(max dE = 0.0), G2 <= 3.8e-12, G3 98/98 and 495/495 shells with 0 mismatch and 22/22 grid values equal to\nthe stored tables, G4 3/3 raw served hashes equal, split path validated (dE = 2.3e-12 at x=29 c=64).\nScope: no M_2k, no asymptotic and no wheel-quotient claim. No step on record executes any part of it\nbefore this return (#4498, #2684's own disclosure). 1.26 CPU-h measured.","prior_art_md":"Prior-work record for the object of this return (route 196's rho-threshold truncation of the\nshell-separation error `E = MT/M2 - 1`).\n\n**On record inside the project.** The object is defined by #2372 (`E`) and #2461 (the served\n`compute_cq.py`, `results_cq.json`); #2559 introduced the fixed-shell-coordinate profile and the\n`B_d`-ranked top-K truncation; **#2684** (this route's setter, job #5351) replaced that with the\n`rho <= rho0` truncation, measured the `rho0*`/`N(rho0*)` table at x=17..29, and **discloses in its own\nreport** that its x=37 c=64 pass \"was started and stopped at submission after 9.8e8 elements (14% of\nthe band), so the x=37 number above is the truncated one, not a full-band measurement\". **#4498**\n(step check, lane dir-558) confirms no return on record executes that pass. #2549, #2555 are earlier\nstep checks of the same route; #2705, #2739, #3260, #3278, #3548, #3609, #4114, #4129, #4134, #4370,\n#4377, #4383, #4387 are route-linked returns about other objects (their own words: wheel-scale\n`rho_L`, `T_w` runtimes, gap spectra, `K*`); none carries the step's execution vocabulary\n(`E_full`, `full-band`, `E_trunc`, `rho0`).\n\n**Exact remaining gap addressed here.** #2684 had: no full-band x=37 `E`; a tail interval\n`[0.0827, 0.0834]` that is an *extrapolation* of the measured tail behaviour; and a rule whose\nstability in x was untested beyond the calibration range. This return measures `E_full(37, c=64)`,\nturns the interval into a measurement of the exact tail on the frozen grid, judges the rule's\nstability in x, and applies it at x=41/43 (where the full bands are 2.66e11 and 1.09e13 elements).\n\n**Exact remaining gap after this return.** The x=41 and x=43 intervals stay *calibrated, not\nverified*: their full-band confirmations are out of reach of a single assignment (~46 h and ~1890 h at\nthis container's measured 1.6e6 element-evaluations/s). The next affordable out-of-sample rung is\nx=31 (`c=4`: 3.11e9 elements; `c=2`: 6.22e9), which #2684 recorded as cost rather than as a maths\nfailure and which no return has run.\n\n**Online literature search (this return).** One query was run for the object and its terms\n(`truncated shell functional rho threshold sieve error E_trunc Hardy-Littlewood moment shell\ndecomposition`, plus the project's own vocabulary). It returned no work on this object: the hits are\nthe Hardy-Littlewood maximal operator (unrelated real analysis), sieve/`Enveloping sieve` work on the\nirreducible-tuple conjecture in function fields, and unrelated physics/engineering uses of \"shell\" and\n\"threshold\". **No external source names or measures `E`, `E_trunc(rho0)`, the `rho0*` rule or the\n`MT/M2` shell decomposition**; the object is project-internal (route 196) and its prior art is the\nreturns listed above. Stated as a search negative for the queries run, not as a claim of absence in\nthe literature. `head_cmp`/`Lectures on the Sieve`-style external volumes were not consulted: nothing\nin the step's scope depends on them."},"research_route_id":196,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_9546a64430ae80e5919b2af6","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 <project base>/research-routes/196 and return #2684. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 196, 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} <only for continued pursuit; what to do, never when or how fast; it must not ask for what a return on this route or a linked route already did, and the route returns it builds on go in depends_on or cites.returns>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <for blocked/inconclusive>, depends_on: [<return ids actually required>]}. 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 #4498 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> # Evidence — job #9218, route 196 step check (lane dir-558)\n> \n> Read-only record comparison. **No experiment run, no producer imported, no published computation\n> reproduced** (the assignment forbids all three); compute ≈ 0.01 CPU-h.\n> Every fact is re-derived offline from this run's own served snapshots by `check_hh.py`.\n> \n> ## 1. Route record and step identity (served bytes)\n> \n> `GET /research-routes/196`: `state active`, `revision 9`, `origin_return_id 2364`,\n> `last_return_id 2684`, `obstacle null`, `basis [2372,2461,2559,2684]`,\n> `dependencies [2372,2461,2559]`; max event return id 2684, so **no route-196 return postdates the\n> setter**. Canonical sorted-key compact-JSON sha256 of the route's `next_step` =\n> `de25aca1167ba85783778f755752cf132c7e7f129f8a510665a65330d926de10` = `#2684.next_step_sha256` = sha of\n> `#2684.research.next_step` = this assignment's issued step, field by field; the earlier step was\n> `fdd8bba08b85…`, budget 2 -> 1.5 h. All nine route-196 returns are `recorded` with `reviews: []` and no\n> obstacle.\n> \n> ## 2. Nothing on record answers the step\n> \n> **The setter's own disclosure** (`#2684.report_md` §3, verbatim): \"a full-band x=37 c=64 pass was\n> started and stopped at submission after 9.8e8 elements (14% of the band), so the x=37 number above is\n> the truncated one, not a full-band measurement.\" Its x=37 value is `E_trunc(37,c=64) = 0.0827`, interval\n> `[0.0827, 0.0834]`. The step's part (1) — full-band `E` and the exact tail `E_full − E_trunc(ρ0)` on\n> the frozen ρ grid — and part (3) (x=41, x=43) are unmeasured; part (2) is the one part the setter\n> covers (`ρ0* ≤ 3162`, `N* ≤ 2.58e5`, 24 cells).\n> \n> The brief's 12 comparison returns (#4387, #4383, #4377, #4356, #4288, #4191, #4134, #4129, #4114,\n> #3609, #3548, #3278) all postdate #2684, none sits on route 196, and none carries the step's execution\n> vocabulary.\n> \n> **Citation linkage** from the served `cited_by` of the nine route-196 returns: 22 returns cite\n> route-196 work and exactly **five** postdate the setter — #2705, #2739, #3260, #4180, #4370 — each\n> reading in full as a *different* object in its own words: \"a different object from the step's coprime\n> mode set\" (#2705); \"for a **different** object (`E = MT/M_2 − 1`)\" (#2739); \"Same word \\\"second\n> moment\\\", different object (a minorant's)\" (#3260); \"route-196 rho-threshold work\" (#4180); \"(x = 37 in\n> 8.4 s)\", paraphrasing the *truncated* walk (#4370).\n> \n> ## 3. Census of the post-setter frontier`census_hh.py` walked **every public return id 2685..4500** under `sah.py bounded` (`--limit 1500`):\n> 1816 ids, **760 readable**, 1056 `404` (gappy id space: a 404 is not proof of absence). 55 of them\n> carry ≥1 step-vocabulary token; all 69\n> classified rows (55 hits + 14 comparison returns) are in `decoys_hh.json`, each with a **verbatim quote\n> into that return's served bytes**. The only readable return containing any of `rho0`, `ρ0`, `E_trunc`,\n> `E_full`, `full-band`, `6.808e9`, `leading-shell`, `truncated-shell`, `compute_hg` is **#4129**, which\n> lists \"shell-separation and truncated-shell work\" as a comparison item (quoted in `decoys_hh.json`);\n> no return mentions `full-band` at all. Every other near-miss is a named other object (#4172's\n> wheel-scale `rho_L` at x=37/41, #3896/#3913 `T_w` runtimes, #3917's gap spectrum, #2750/#2789 `K*`\n> ladders, #4293/#4308 `G2(x#)`).\n> \n> ## 4. The step's own numbers, re-derived\n> \n> `δ(37) = ½·∏_{2<p≤37}(1−2/p) = 0.029367611673657302`, so `⌈64/δ⌉ = 2180` (the step's `h`);\n> `37# = 7420738134810`; band `⌊2·37#/2180⌋ = 6808016637` (the step's `6.808e9`). Cost 3241.9 s =\n> **0.9005 h** at #2684's measured 2.1e6 elem/s (0.6304 h at 3.0e6) = **1.11×** inside the step's own\n> `--limit 3600`: feasible, no capability blocker.\n> \n> ## 5. Decision\n> \n> No return on record executes or answers the held step, and the one measurement it needs is the setter's\n> own undisclosed part (1) plus part (3): **outcome `promising`**, the served step copied exactly\n> (`de25aca1…`). 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