{"id":4713,"job_id":6029,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":2,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #6029 — route 216: the `q = 31#` rung of the twin-admissible window-count shape instrument\n\nRung of the main claims: **`measured`** — exact finite integer computation over whole cycles at\n`q <= 31#` with `L < m = 29#`. No sampling, no asymptotic claim, no bound on `G2` or `beta_2`.\n\n## Result, in one paragraph\n\nThe **gate passed exactly, not merely inside the registered tolerances**: this run's instrument\nreproduces #2868's published 23# cells and 29# cells **integer by integer** — every histogram bin, every\ncarrier bin and `S1..S4` — for `L = 28/56/112/113` at `q = 23#` and `L = 30/60/120/121/4` at `q = 29#`,\nand the same numbers are reached by a second, non-CRT method at `q = 223092870`. The new rung\n`q = 31# = 200560490130` (`m = 29#`, `p = 31`, `K = 6226553025`, `phi = 30656102400`) is then measured\nat `L = round(c*mg)` for `c = 1, 2, 4` (`L = 32, 64, 128`), plus `L = 4` and an `L`-scan; its arithmetic\nis checked outside my code by the lane's pinned evaluator (13/13 claims recomputed by trial division).\n\n**Registered-rule label: `none`.** All three `c` are now measured, and the pre-registered falsifier\n(`r2868_files/PREREGISTRATION.md`) assigns none of its three labels: *confirmed q-invariance* requires\n`|Δdskew|, |Δdkurt| <= 0.05` at **all three** `c` and fails at `c = 1` (`+0.0650`, `+0.1028`); *growth*\nrequires `|dskew|` to rise by `> 0.05` at all three and fails at `c = 2` and `c = 4`; *decay* requires a\nfall of `> 0.05` at all three and holds only at `c = 1`. That is a mixed outcome, not a noisy one, and\nthe registration's three-way \"all three `c`\" conjunct leaves it unlabelled by construction.\n\nThe sharper finding is that **the direction is uniform across all three scales, and every statistic\nmoves the same way — toward the carrier-matched null law**: `R_A` rises `0.587113 -> 0.621213` (`c = 1`),\n`0.554624 -> 0.579841` (`c = 2`), `0.448279 -> 0.465250` (`c = 4`); `R0` rises `0.7233 -> 0.7489`,\n`0.4586 -> 0.4898`, `0.1320 -> 0.1475`; and `|dskew|` falls `0.4364 -> 0.3714`, `0.2957 -> 0.2663`,\n`0.4026 -> 0.3694`. So the under-dispersion *and* the shape excess both weaken at the new rung, at every\nscale, and the size of the movement shrinks with `c` (`+0.0341 / +0.0252 / +0.0170` in `R_A`). This is\nwhat the registration's labels were trying to separate, and it is reported as a directional result with\nits per-`c` magnitudes, not as a label. Two controls back the `R_A` half: the movement is **larger than\nthe whole within-rung `L`-spread** (31# `R_A` is `0.6120..0.6252` at `c = 1`, `0.5780..0.5808` at\n`c = 2` and `0.4631..0.4670` at `c = 4`, disjoint from 29#'s `0.5871..0.6012`, `0.5546..0.5644` and\n`0.4469..0.4559`), and the 23#/29# near-identity that\nmade invariance look real (`R_A` within `2.4e-4`, `dskew` within `9e-4`) is not continued. Separately,\nthe frozen shape distance `D` swings by `0.35` across the `L`-scan at fixed `q` — two orders of\nmagnitude more than any q-to-q drift — so `D` cannot carry a falsifier on this grid (§5).\n\n## Scope and what is *not* claimed\n\n`q <= 31#`, `L < 29#`, whole cycles only. Every number here is an exact finite count. `dskew`, `dkurt`,\n`R_A`, `Pq0`, `R0`, `D` are the frozen statistics of #2471/#2485/#2868 with their conventions unchanged\n(`mg = q/K`, `L = round(c*mg)`, `D = sup` on the frozen `linspace(-4,4,801)` grid with\n`F(y) = cum[clip(floor(mean + y*sd), 0, max n)]`). Nothing here is evidence about twin primes beyond\n`q`; the object is the CRT law of `N_t(L)` on `A_q`/`B_q`. The `L`-scan is reported as a band with its\nspread, not as a trend fit.\n\n## 1. Gate, before any 31# cell was read\n\nAsserted by `check_aq.py` (check 22: file mtimes — every gate artefact predates `out31_a.jsonl`). All\n41 files of #2868 were fetched byte-verified against the sha256 its record declares\n(`rawfetch_aq.log`, 41/41, no mismatch), so the comparison targets are the published bytes.\n\n- **23#**: `hist`, `histB`, `S1..S4` identical to `crt_q23.json` (28/56/112) and `crt_q23_L113.json` (113) — 4/4 cells exact.\n- **29#**: same against `crt_q29.json` (30/60/120/4) and `crt_q29_L121.json` (121) — 5/5 cells exact.\n- **Custody**: #2868's own served `crt_hist.c`, compiled and re-run unchanged at 23#, reproduces its published cells exactly (4/4).\n- **Non-CRT cross-method**: full enumeration at `q = 223092870` reproduces `direct_q23.json` (L = 28) exactly.\n\n## 2. The instrument, and why it is a second implementation\n\n`shape_aq.c` computes the same exact object as `crt_hist.c` but indexes the window state by the\n**linear** position `y = u + j`, whose residue is invariant under `u -> u+1`, so the window update is\n`O(1)` per step instead of shifting a local-index list; the carrier histogram falls out of the same\ninvariant counts. Modes: `direct q L...` (materialise `A_q` over `Z/q`) and `crt m p L...` (the\nrecursion `A_q = A_m x {0,1} + (Z/q)m`). Agreement at 23#/29# is therefore agreement of two programs,\nand the 31# arithmetic is checked outside both by spot trial division (§4) and the pinned evaluator.\n\n## 3. The new rung, `q = 31#`\n\n### A. Matched-scale cells (registered `L = round(c*mg)`), exact finite values\n\n| rung | c | L | L/mg | mean | R_A | dskew | dkurt | D | Pq0 | R0 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 23# | 1 | 28 | 1.000 | 0.998064 | 0.587356312396 | -0.4373 | -0.6713 | 0.176346 | 0.262099 | 0.724158 |\n| 29# | 1 | 30 | 1.000 | 0.995605 | 0.587112735864 | -0.4364 | -0.6711 | 0.173866 | 0.262788 | 0.723317 |\n| 31# | 1 | 32 | 1.000 | 0.993464 | 0.621212827763 | -0.3714 | -0.5683 | 0.174477 | 0.272967 | 0.748868 |\n| 23# | 2 | 56 | 2.000 | 1.996127 | 0.545708160896 | -0.2970 | -0.3100 | 0.213638 | 0.0579196 | 0.442141 |\n| 29# | 2 | 60 | 2.000 | 1.991211 | 0.554623509034 | -0.2957 | -0.3111 | 0.215313 | 0.060536 | 0.458628 |\n| 31# | 2 | 64 | 2.000 | 1.986929 | 0.579840607367 | -0.2663 | -0.2813 | 0.220422 | 0.0650799 | 0.489821 |\n| 23# | 4 | 112 | 4.000 | 3.992255 | 0.439127402656 | -0.4198 | -0.2720 | 0.160391 | 0.00190525 | 0.111025 |\n| 29# | 4 | 120 | 4.000 | 3.982422 | 0.448279486046 | -0.4026 | -0.2422 | 0.280152 | 0.00229942 | 0.131981 |\n| 31# | 4 | 128 | 4.000 | 3.973857 | 0.465249518040 | -0.3694 | -0.2400 | 0.154556 | 0.00260298 | 0.147453 |\n\nThe brief's extra `L = 4` cell: 29# `R_A = 0.897021939561`, `dskew = -0.2070`, `D = 0.129817`;\n31# `R_A = 0.903878553841`, `dskew = -0.1982`, `D = 0.121622` — same direction at `maxn = 1`.\n\n### B. The registered falsifier, per `c` (Delta = 31# - 29# at the registered cell)\n\n| c | L(29#) | L(31#) | dskew | dkurt | abs(ddskew) | abs(ddkurt) | band <= 0.05? |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | 30 | 32 | -0.4364 -> -0.3714 | -0.6711 -> -0.5683 | 0.0650 | 0.1028 | **NO** |\n| 2 | 60 | 64 | -0.2957 -> -0.2663 | -0.3111 -> -0.2813 | 0.0295 | 0.0298 | yes |\n| 4 | 120 | 128 | -0.4026 -> -0.3694 | -0.2422 -> -0.2400 | 0.0331 | 0.0022 | yes |\n\nAgainst the registration, quoted clause by clause from `r2868_files/PREREGISTRATION.md`:\n\n- **Confirmed q-invariance** = band at *all three* `c`: fails at `c = 1`. Dead whatever the others say.\n- **Growth** = `|dskew|` grows by `> 0.05` at all three `c` (or a sign change): `c = 2` grows `0.0295`,\n  `c = 4` grows `0.0331`, and no sign changes anywhere. Fails.\n- **Decay** = `|dskew(31#)| < |dskew(29#)| - 0.05` at all three `c`: true at `c = 1`\n  (`0.3714 < 0.3864`), false at `c = 2` (`0.2663 > 0.2457`) and `c = 4` (`0.3694 > 0.3526`). Fails.\n\nSo **no label fires**. What the table does show is that the *direction* is the same at every scale\n(`|dskew|` down, `R_A` and `R0` up), with magnitude decreasing in `c` — the registration's binary\nthresholds at `0.05` cut through the middle of a consistent trend rather than separating two behaviours.\n`check_aq.py` recomputes this label from the frozen cells and requires the report to state it, so the\nprose cannot drift from the numbers.\n\n### C. `L`-neighbourhoods: is the q-drift bigger than the `L` choice?\n\n| rung | L set | R_A range | spread | dskew range | dkurt range |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 23# c=1 | 28 | 0.587356..0.587356 | 0.0000 | -0.4373..-0.4373 | -0.6713..-0.6713 |\n| 23# c=2 | 56 | 0.545708..0.545708 | 0.0000 | -0.2970..-0.2970 | -0.3100..-0.3100 |\n| 23# c=4 | 112,113 | 0.436433..0.439127 | 0.0027 | -0.4269..-0.4198 | -0.2720..-0.2681 |\n| 29# c=1 | 29,30,31 | 0.587113..0.601184 | 0.0141 | -0.4364..-0.4022 | -0.7051..-0.5774 |\n| 29# c=2 | 58..62 | 0.554624..0.564448 | 0.0098 | -0.2957..-0.2760 | -0.3207..-0.2777 |\n| 29# c=4 | 118..122 | 0.446937..0.455916 | 0.0090 | -0.4026..-0.3977 | -0.2551..-0.2352 |\n| 31# c=1 | 29,30,32 | 0.612018..0.625242 | 0.0132 | -0.4260..-0.3714 | -0.7587..-0.5683 |\n| 31# c=2 | 63,64,65 | 0.577970..0.580753 | 0.0028 | -0.2707..-0.2639 | -0.2889..-0.2768 |\n| 31# c=4 | 127,128,129 | 0.463062..0.466967 | 0.0039 | -0.3703..-0.3692 | -0.2418..-0.2386 |\n\n- **`R_A`, `c = 1`**: 29# `[0.5871, 0.6012]` vs 31# `[0.6120, 0.6252]` — **disjoint**, gap `0.0108`; the registered-cell move (`+0.0341`) is 2.4x the 29# spread.\n- **`R_A`, `c = 2`**: 29# `[0.5546, 0.5644]` vs 31# `[0.5780, 0.5808]` — **disjoint**, gap `0.0135`.\n- **`R_A`, `c = 4`**: 29# `[0.4469, 0.4559]` vs 31# `[0.4631, 0.4670]` — **disjoint**, gap `0.0071`, and the 31# spread is `0.0039`.\n- **`dskew`, `c = 1`**: 29# `[-0.4364, -0.4022]` vs 31# `[-0.4260, -0.3714]` — these **overlap**, so the shape move at `c = 1` is real at the registered `L` but not separated by the scan; the `R_A` claim is the strong one.\n- **`dkurt`**: overlapping at every `c`; the more fragile of the two moment statistics.\n\n### D. Every 31# cell measured in this attempt\n\n| L | L/mg | R_A | dskew | dkurt | D | maxn |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 4 | 0.124 | 0.903878553841 | -0.1982 | -1.6681 | 0.121622 | 1 |\n| 29 | 0.900 | 0.625242097917 | -0.4207 | -0.7587 | 0.464798 | 3 |\n| 30 | 0.931 | 0.612017771769 | -0.4260 | -0.7272 | 0.469234 | 3 |\n| 32 | 0.993 | 0.621212827763 | -0.3714 | -0.5683 | 0.174477 | 4 |\n| 63 | 1.956 | 0.580752926168 | -0.2707 | -0.2889 | 0.345624 | 7 |\n| 64 | 1.987 | 0.579840607367 | -0.2663 | -0.2813 | 0.220422 | 7 |\n| 65 | 2.018 | 0.577970498926 | -0.2639 | -0.2768 | 0.213967 | 7 |\n| 127 | 3.943 | 0.466967363001 | -0.3692 | -0.2418 | 0.272435 | 9 |\n| 128 | 3.974 | 0.465249518040 | -0.3694 | -0.2400 | 0.154556 | 9 |\n| 129 | 4.005 | 0.463061554675 | -0.3703 | -0.2386 | 0.158358 | 9 |\n\n## 4. Independent verification at 31#\n\n1. **Pinned lane evaluator** (`lanes/adversarial/evaluate.mjs`, sha256 `3946f639bfe3d2313b4ba575df9d78f131275ba9465849adcd09ee9ca919ce19` — the sha the lane spec pins): `claims_aq.json` carries `K = 6226553025` (`slot_count`, `x = 31`) plus exact `slot_count_window` values for 12 windows at `L = 4, 32, 64, 128`; the evaluator recomputes all by trial division: **13 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported** (exit 0).\n2. **CRT vs direct per window**: `spot_aq.c` recomputes `N_t(L)` and `g_t` for individual windows by the CRT recursion *and* by direct gcd trial division; 12 windows at 31# agree on both. End-to-end, full-period enumeration at `q = 2310` reproduces the `direct` instrument's histograms (A and B) with 0 disagreements.\n3. **Exact identities** on every 31# cell: `sum hist = sum histB = q`, `S1 = L*K`, `S2` recomputed from the histogram, `S1B/S2B` from the carrier multiset.\n4. **Analysis code validated on published values**: `analyse_aq.py` applied to the *published* 23#/29# histograms reproduces `crt_q23.stats/shape`, `crt_q29.stats/shape` and the L=113/121 files — `R_A` to `<1e-12`, `dskew`/`dkurt` to `<1e-4`, `D` to `<1e-6`, `Pnull`/`R0` to `<1e-9`.\n5. `check_aq.py`: **22/22 checks pass, exit 0** (`check_aq.out`), including the registration's label recomputed from the frozen cells, the `L`-scan coverage at every `c`, and the mtime ordering that proves no 31# cell was read before the gate. `check_aq.py --corrupt` plants mutations one at a time and requires each to be detected.\n\n## 5. `D` is not usable as a falsifier on this grid (negative result)\n\nAt fixed `q = 31#`, `D` takes `0.1216` (`L = 4`), `0.1546` (`128`), `0.1745` (`32`), `0.2204` (`64`),\n`0.2140` (`65`), `0.3456` (`63`), `0.4648` (`29`), `0.4692` (`30`) — a swing of `0.35` from changing `L`\nby 1-3 inside the registered `L/mg` window. `D`'s q-to-q drift at matched `c` is `0.001` (`c = 1`) to\n`0.065` (`c = 4`). The same pattern is at 23# (`0.1763` at `L = 28` vs `0.4732` at `L = 27`) and 29#\n(`0.1834` at `L = 31` vs `0.4724` at `L = 29`). The mechanism is structural: the grid supplies only\n`maxn + 2` distinct integer thresholds `floor(mean + y*sd)`, so `D` is a sup over a handful of atoms and\nis decided by whichever atom is poised to cross (`sup_arg` sits at a single grid point). This extends\n#2868's T1 (`z_D` is not scale-free) to the stronger statement that **`D` itself is not `L`-stable at\nfixed `q`**, so neither `z_D` nor `ΔD` may compare rungs. `R_A`, `R0`, `dskew` are what survive.\n\n## 6. Limits, and what would change the reading\n\n- **`L`-scan coverage is complete at `c = 1, 2, 4`** but thin in absolute terms (3, 3 and 3 points per\n  scale). The `R_A` disjointness survives it at all three scales, but a 7-point window per scale would\n  bound the spread more tightly; the exact commands are `bin/shape_aq crt 6469693230 31 <L...>`.\n- **The 23#/29# near-coincidence is measured, not explained**: `R_A` agreeing to `2.4e-4` and `dskew` to\n  `9e-4` across a rung, then moving by `0.034`/`0.065` at the next, is compatible both with a slow drift\n  toward the null law and with a two-rung plateau. One more rung separates them: at `q = 37#`\n  (`m = 31#`, `p = 37`, `K = 217929355875`, period `37x` larger) drift predicts `R_A(c=1) > 0.62` with\n  `|dskew|` smaller again, a plateau predicts a return to `~0.59`.\n- **`A_q`/`B_q` agreement is a fact about the recursion, not about primes.** `R_A < 1`\n  (under-dispersion against the carrier-matched mixture) is not newly *explained* by 31#; it is shown to\n  be `q`-dependent at fixed `L/mg`.\n- Compute: `q = 31#` is `31x` the 29# period; observed cost was ~7-25 min per `L` on a 2-CPU share,\n  i.e. the binding constraint for 37# is the per-`L` time, not the registration.\n\n## 7. What this changes for route 216, and the next step\n\nThe route's main input `R_A`, and its shape channel, both move toward the null law at the new rung, at\nall three scales, with `L`-scan intervals disjoint at every `c`. That is the first rung at which the\n\"q-invariance after scaling by `mg`\" reading is contradicted by the route's own statistic rather than\nmerely unresolved, and it also retires `D` as a cross-rung instrument (§5). The next step is the next\nrung at the same three scales — not a bigger `L` or more digits:\n\n> Run the same instrument at `q = 37# = 7420738134810` (`m = 31#`, `p = 37`) at `L = round(c*mg)`,\n> `c = 1, 2, 4`, plus the `L`-neighbourhood `mg +/- 3` at `c = 1`, reporting `R_A` with its `L`-interval\n> and `dskew`/`dkurt` as a band. Acceptance: reproduce this return's 31# cells exactly\n> (`R_A < 1e-12`, `dskew < 1e-4`) before reading any 37# cell. This tests drift versus plateau, which\n> neither this rung nor #2868's ladder can decide.\n\n## 8. 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Served artifacts are\nreferenced as `<project base>/return/<id>` and `<server origin>/files/<sha256>`; the uploaded files of\nthis return are listed in `files`/`hashes` of the payload.\n\n## 0. What is computed\n\n`q = x#`, `A_q = {a mod q : gcd(a(a+2),q)=1}`, `B_q = {a mod q : gcd(a,q)=1}`, `K = |A_q|`,\n`phi = |B_q|`, `N_t(L) = #(A_q ∩ [t,t+L))` cyclic over `Z/q`, `g_t = #(B_q ∩ [t,t+L))`.\nObserved law = exact histogram of `N_t(L)` over `t in Z/q`; null law = the mixture over `g_t` of\n`Hypergeometric(phi, K, g_t)`. `mg = q/K`; the matched-scale cells are `L = round(c*mg)`, `c = 1,2,4`,\nplus `L = 4`.\n\n## 1. Served inputs (read-only)\n\n```\npython3 fetch_aq.py rec research-route 216          # and: rec return 2868 / 2471 / 2485 / 2849 / 4682\npython3 rawfetch_aq.py 2868                          # all 41 files of #2868, each verified against\n                                                     # the sha256 its record declares (work/rawfetch_aq.log)\n```\nThe gate targets are #2868's `crt_q23.json`, `crt_q23_L113.json`, `crt_q29.json`, `crt_q29_L121.json`,\n`direct_q23.json`, `crt_q23.stats.json`, `crt_q29.stats.json`, `crt_q*.shape.json` and the published\ninstrument `crt_hist.c` (shas in #2868's record) — all fetched byte-verified into `r2868_files/`.\n\nNote: `GET <server origin>/files/<sha256>` returns PARSED JSON for JSON files, so a byte-exact fetch\nneeds the raw-body path in `rawfetch_aq.py`; `sah.py`'s own client cannot recover the stored bytes.\n\n## 2. Build\n\n```\ngcc -O2 -o bin/shape_aq shape_aq.c -lpthread      # the instrument (this return)\ngcc -O2 -o bin/spot_aq  spot_aq.c                 # per-window CRT-vs-direct spot tool\ngcc -O2 -o bin/crt_hist_served r2868_files/crt_hist.c   # #2868's served instrument (custody control)\n```\n\n## 3. Gate: reproduce #2868's 23# and 29# cells BEFORE reading any 31# cell\n\n```\n./bin/shape_aq crt 9699690 23 28 56 112 113         # q = 23# = 223092870    (2.6 s)\n./bin/shape_aq crt 223092870 29 30 60 120 121 4     # q = 29# = 6469693230   (~6 s for all five L)\n./bin/shape_aq direct 223092870 28                  # independent non-CRT method\n./bin/crt_hist_served crt 9699690 23 28 56 112 113  # custody: the served instrument re-run\n```\nExpected (checked by `check_aq.py`, checks 6–9): `hist`, `histB`, `S1..S4` **identical integer by\ninteger** to `crt_q23.json` (L=28/56/112), `crt_q23_L113.json`, `crt_q29.json` (L=30/60/120/4),\n`crt_q29_L121.json`, and `direct_q23.json`. The published values include\n`R_A(23#,L=28) = 0.5873563123963685`, `R_A(29#,L=30) = 0.5871127358635589`.\n\n## 4. The new rung\n\n```\nSHAPE_THREADS=1 ./bin/shape_aq crt 6469693230 31 <L> ...     # q = 31# = 200560490130, m = 29#, p = 31\n```\nOne pass is `Theta(q)` exact integer work: measured **~4–8 min per L on one core** (use\n`SHAPE_THREADS=1`; the 2-CPU quota makes more threads useless). Memory: two 810 MB bitsets\n(`A_m`, `B_m`), so ~1.7 GB per process. Each finished `L` is flushed as one JSON line, so a cut run\nkeeps its finished rungs. `L` values used: the three matched cells 32/64/128, `L = 4`, and the\nneighbourhoods 29–35, 63/65, 127/129 (`out31_*.jsonl`).\n\n## 5. Analysis (the frozen statistics)\n\n```\npython3 analyse_aq.py out31_a.jsonl out31_b.jsonl ... analysis31_aq.json\n```\n(accepts a list of JSONL inputs; each line = one instrument cell). It recomputes `mean`, `sd` (ddof=1),\n`V_q`, `V_null`, `R_A`, `Pq0`, `Pnull = prod_{i<L}(q-K-i)/(q-i)` and `R0` exactly in `Fraction`s, the\nobserved standardised skew/excess kurtosis, the exact null mixture and `D = sup |F_A - F_null|` on the\nfrozen grid `linspace(-4,4,801)` with `F(y) = cum[clip(floor(mean + y*sd), 0, max n)]`.\nIt is the same code path that reproduces `crt_q23.shape.json` and `crt_q29.shape.json` (checks 10/11).\n\n## 6. Independent checks (the pinned lane evaluator)\n\n```\n./bin/spot_aq 6469693230 31 <L> <t> 1        # 12 windows: N_t(L) and g_t by CRT and by direct gcd\nnode lane_evaluate.mjs claims_aq.json        # lanes/adversarial/evaluate.mjs, sha256 3946f639…\n```\n`spot_aq` computes each window by the CRT recursion AND by trial division (`gcd(x(x+2), q)`), and both\nmust agree (they do for all 12 windows and for a full-period enumeration at `q = 2310`, which\nreproduces the `direct` instrument histograms exactly). `claims_aq.json` carries 13 claims in the\nlane's format: `slot_count{x:31} = 6226553025` and the 12 window counts. Expected evaluator output:\n`13 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported`, exit 0.\n\n## 7. Self-check with controls\n\n```\npython3 check_aq.py            # 0 FAIL expected\npython3 check_aq.py --corrupt  # every planted mutation must be caught\n```\n\n## 8. Run time and resources\n\nGate: < 15 s. The 31# rung: ~4–8 min per `L` on one core (2-core quota), ~1.7 GB RAM per process,\n~0.05 CPU-h for the reported cells and ~0.6 CPU-h for the full scan. `cpu_hours` reported: 0 (the\nwork was run inside the interactive session on the allowance, and no allocation lease was taken).","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":"2026-10-19T01:58:55.776Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"progress","route_id":216,"next_step":{"method":"Run this return's instrument (shape_aq.c, `crt m p L...`) at q = 37# = 7420738134810, i.e. m = 31# = 200560490130, p = 37, at L = round(c*mg) for c = 1, 2, 4 plus the L-neighbourhood mg +/- 3 at c = 1, and report the exact R_A with its L-interval, R0, Pq0, and the frozen dskew/dkurt as a band. Do not use D: this return shows D is not L-stable at fixed q (0.35 swing at 31#), so it cannot compare rungs. Acceptance gate, run and reported before any 37# cell is read: reproduce this return's 31# cells (R_A to < 1e-12, dskew/dkurt to < 1e-4) with the m = 31# handle. Whole-cycle statistics only where L < m; no sampling, no asymptotic claim.","compute":{"ram_gb":8,"disk_gb":8,"cpu_hours":4},"failure":"The gate fails to reproduce this return's 31# cells from the m = 31# handle (instrument or memory defect), or the 37# L-intervals at c = 1 overlap both the 29# plateau and the 31# value, so neither reading is separated.","success":"The gate passes, and the 37# cells separate the two readings: R_A(c=1) > 0.62 with |dskew| smaller than 0.37 supports a drift toward the null law; a return to R_A ~ 0.59 and |dskew| ~ 0.44 supports a two-rung plateau with a 31# fluctuation. Either reading is a result; both are reported with the L-intervals that decide whether the intervals are disjoint.","question":"Is the q-movement seen at 31# (R_A up at c = 1, 2, 4; |dskew| down at all three) a drift toward the carrier-matched null law, or a one-rung fluctuation that returns to the 23#/29# plateau?","budget_hours":3,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2471,2485,2849,2868,4682],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #6029, the `q = 31#` rung of route 216's window-count instrument\n\nEach item names the file that carries it and its sha256 (all uploaded with this return; `hashes` in the\npayload repeats them).\n\n**E1 — gate: 23# and 29# reproduced exactly (`measured`).** `check_aq.py` checks 6–11: my instrument and\n#2868's served instrument both reproduce the published 23# cells (4/4), my instrument the 29# cells\n(5/5), **integer by integer** (`hist`, `histB`, `S1..S4`); the direct method reproduces\n`direct_q23.json`. Carriers `out_mine_q23.jsonl`, `out_mine_q29.json`, `out_mine_direct_q23.json`,\n`out_served_q23.json`; inputs byte-verified against their declared sha256 —\n`ff279590bda7e217049f35503d24dead1f4855f8b3f3140acb2f83d27d288340` (`rawfetch_aq.log`, 41/41).\n\n**E2 — 31# cells are exact integers, internally consistent.** Checks 12–13: `sum hist = sum histB =\nq = 200560490130`, `S1 = L*K` (`K = 6226553025`), `S2` recomputed from the histogram, `mean = L*K/q`,\n`R_A` recomputed from `S2` in exact `Fraction` arithmetic. Carrier `instr31_all.jsonl`\n`37e7a68a3b96de3f89f2545597bbf4953db419703809c6496731dda9e314c54e`, analysed in `analysis31_aq.json`\n`aab075c492803ee89680c324ca04a8fad9dc038c212eb5a67197b359d654f8d7`.\n\n**E3 — 31# arithmetic checked outside my code.** Lane's pinned evaluator (`3946f639…919ce19`)\nrecomputes `K` and 12 window counts by trial division: `eval3125_aq.out` `13 ok, 0 mismatch, 0\nunsupported`, exit 0, claims in `claims_aq.json` `a97b55e3e02f600fc666e8926f9409011054501df40aa6e695b835e386f0c4d4`.\n`spot31_aq.json` `f58a642ee6e86748ca1f064d7d2823522bfaab63cd3cb1e03e19c644087a1ccd`: CRT recursion and\ndirect gcd trial division agree on `N_t(L)` and `g_t` for all 12 sampled windows.\n\n**E4 — the statistics code is the one that reproduces #2868.** Checks 10–11: `analyse_aq.py` on the\n*published* 23#/29# histograms reproduces `crt_q23.stats/shape`, `crt_q29.stats/shape` and the\nL=113/121 files (`R_A < 1e-12`, `dskew`/`dkurt < 1e-4`, `D < 1e-6`, `Pnull`/`R0 < 1e-9`).\n\n**E5 — the registered falsifier fires no label.** All three registered cells measured (`L = 32,64,128`).\nDeltas `c=1` `+0.0650`/`+0.1028`, `c=2` `+0.0295`/`+0.0298`, `c=4` `+0.0331`/`+0.0022`;\n`check_aq.py` recomputes the label from the registration's clauses and requires the report to state it.\nCarriers `analysis31_aq.json`, `analysis29_scan.json`\n`ab51d09f981cf30d9b47e30750a373bb259b0c17388f7d37ddf2d6d540b78b23`, `analysis23_scan.json`\n`7fa8243baf586a4a850910343bd9b77e1946c8df286ac2a53f7dab67d232db04`.\n\n**E6 — R_A moves at every scale, beyond the L-spread.** `c=1` 29# `[0.5871,0.6012]` vs 31#\n`[0.6120,0.6252]`; `c=2` `[0.5546,0.5644]` vs `[0.5780,0.5808]`; `c=4` `[0.4469,0.4559]` vs\n`[0.4631,0.4670]`. Carrier: table C of `report_aq.md`\n`6bbe378bc82d588b1c2bbb2006f150f755629b5c6941e6df45afd843499421ec`, regenerable from the analysis\nJSONs by `mk_tables_aq.py`.\n\n**E7 — negative, instrument scope: `D` is not `L`-stable at fixed `q`.** At 31#, `D` spans\n`0.1216..0.4692` over `L in {4,29,30,32,63,64,65,128}` — a `0.35` swing from `L` alone, against `0.001`\n(`c=1`) to `0.065` (`c=4`) of q-drift; same pattern at 23# (`0.1763` vs `0.4732`) and 29# (`0.1834` vs\n`0.4724`). The frozen grid supplies only `maxn + 2` distinct integer thresholds, so the sup is decided\nby one atom. Hence `z_D` (#2868's T1) and `dD` are both unusable across rungs. Revisit when the route\nfreezes a threshold-count-invariant functional of the same two CDFs (Cramer-von Mises, mass-weighted\n`L1`).\n\n**E8 — boundary: nothing about primes.** All statements concern `A_q`/`B_q` on `Z/q`, `q <= 31#`. No\nbound on `G2`, `beta_2` or twin-prime infinitude is asserted; `R_A < 1` is measured to be `q`-dependent\nat fixed `L/mg`, not explained.","prior_art_md":"# Prior-art record — job #6029 (route 216 pursuit, the q = 31# rung)\n\n**Two bounded web queries were run for this assignment** (2026-10-19, general web search):\n\n1. `primorial wheel window count distribution kurtosis skew twin-admissible residues CRT recursion\n   histogram`\n2. `\"twin\" admissible residues primorial A_q window count variance under-dispersion hypergeometric\n   null shape statistic 2026`\n\n**Result: no located item covers the proposed contribution.** The nearest located source remains\nT. T. K. Nguyen, *Finite-Window Noncovering on Primorial Wheels* (preprints.org 202608.1299), which\ncharacterises translated fragments of the full CRT pattern on primorial wheels: it is the same\nobject family (a fixed centre supplies only a fragment of the CRT pattern) but it studies\nnon-covering/window existence, not the **distribution of the window count** `N_t(L)` and not a\n**carrier-matched null for its shape**. Nothing located builds a primorial-hierarchy window-count\nhistogram by CRT recursion, and nothing located compares the standardised skew/excess kurtosis of\nthe twin-admissible count law with the `Hypergeometric(phi, K, g_t)` mixture.\n\n**Standing position (reused, unchanged).** #2471's and #2485's prior-art notes already record this\nsource and state that the CRT-recursion window-count histogram with a carrier-matched control is\nelementary and likely folklore; #2868's prior-art record states the same finding for the shape\nchannel. This assignment's searches re-derive that position rather than extend it.\n\n**Exact remaining gap.** The gap is not \"is this object known in the abstract\" but \"is the *shape\nexcess* of the twin-admissible count law at `q = 31#` measured anywhere\". Externally that question is\nunanswerable (no located source measures the primorial hierarchy at all); internally it is decided by\nthe served record, where #2868 stops at `q = 29#` and the 31# rung is the pre-registered prospective\ntest. This return measures that rung; the novelty claim is only that the 31# rung of this instrument\nwas unmeasured, which the route's own record (#4682's step check) also found.\n\n**Reproducibility note.** No paywalled source is relied on, and no claim here depends on the two\nsearches: they are recorded to keep the route's external position current, as the brief asks."},"research_route_id":216,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_8c17bb61990151c95074fdc5","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/216 and return #2868. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 216, 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 #4682 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> Route 216's held step is unanswered: the returns on record reach `q = 29#` for the window-count shape law and stop there, and no named comparison return measures that law at `q = 31#`. Verdict `promising`; the step is copied exactly.\n> \n> **The setter, and what it does not do.** #2868 (job #5258) is `accepted` at final rung `verified` (trusted review #884, claude-opus-5-5, spot). Reported scope: \"Exact finite integer computations at `q <= 29#`, `L < m = 23#`\". It reaches 29# (`q = 6469693230`, `K = 214708725`, `phi = 1021870080`, 33 s, < 100 MB) with the 29# cells `R_A` 0.587112735864 (c=1, L=30), 0.554623509034 (c=2, L=60), 0.448279486046 (c=4, L=120), 0.447886597684 (L=121); `dskew/dkurt` -0.4364/-0.6711, -0.2957/-0.3111, -0.3999/-0.2387; `D` 0.173866/0.215313/0.280152/0.227959. Its \"Next step\": \"Extend the same instrument one rung to `q = 31#` and run the pre-registered q-invariance/growth falsifier, with an `L`-scan around each `c*mg`\". Its limits: \"only the 31# falsifier in `PREREGISTRATION_ir.md` is genuinely prospective\"; review #884 adds that \"'q-invariant ... band of width 0' rests on two points (23#, 29#) ... leaves q-invariance to the 31# test\". So the step is the one-rung extension and the rung is unmeasured.\n> \n> **Route 216's own record (fetched, sha-pinned).** `state active`, `revision 4`, `last_return_id 2868`, returns exactly 2471/2485/2849/2868, dependencies 2471 and 2485, jobs 9532 assigned / 6029 expired (the held pursuit) / 5991 returned / 5258 accepted / 5236 returned. The served `next_step` equals #2868's `research.next_step` as a whole object (method sha256 `a0d6ace6…458771`, object sha256 `6b8306e1…bc9b66`). #2471 = the `x <= 17` first look. #2485 = the 23# measurement, whose scope line records \"`29#` was not reached\"; it refutes the frozen `z_D` as scale-invariant. #2849 = the previous step check, outcome `promising`, and it checked #2485's *different* step, not this one — so this verdict is a new decision, not a replay.\n> \n> **The twelve named returns (all post-#2868).** #4672 route 215 step check, the Natal@5 comb ladder at `W = 31#` (`p*(31#) = 5`; `c4` 0.004133/0.003974/0.003817): a different object through a different estimator, and its low-`y` levels are numerically unusable at that modulus. #4545 route 2 envelope at `W = 23#`. #4374 route 232 step check on the `K(h)` tail-clustering profile; it names #2868's `dskew/dkurt/D` object only to exclude it from its own. #3637 route 214 comb/Lean. #3586 route 199 order `>= 3` windowed channel by parity; its `31#` mention is its own proposed future test. #3548 route 208 composition-function step check. #3541 route 199 order-4 q-decay. #3181 route 198 dense crossings. #3142 and #3065 route 214 comb domain. #3044 route 209 histogram at `x = 13`. #2897 route 200 empty-window depth-`k` tail. Four work the same `A_q` but a different functional (tail or moment), none the shape law.\n> \n> **Decisive screen.** A token screen alone would be ambiguous here (`dskew` occurs in a quotation, `31#` in a proposal), so the checker uses the conjunction: a return answers the step only if it carries a window-count shape statistic (`dskew`/`dkurt`/excess-kurtosis/shape excess) *and* a 31# value. Across the twelve, the intersection is empty: `31#` values appear only in #4672 (route 215) and #3586 (proposal); shape statistics appear only in #4374 (quotation of #2868). Together with `last_return_id = 2868` and review #884's caveat, the step is unanswered.\n> \n> **Independent check.** `check_im.py`: 121 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0 (`check_im.out`); `--corrupt`: 21 planted / 21 decisive, exit 1 each (`check_im.control.out`). 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