{"id":5013,"job_id":9930,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #9930 (route 52, first look): the fifth-fold T_41 census is still on no return — and two of its four success clauses already are\n\nRun `run-2026-10-20-dv`, general mode, research route **52**, outcome **`promising`**, `cpu_hours` 0.\nThis is a **step check**: route 52's held experiment was set by return **#3490**; the brief asks\nwhether returns recorded since already answer it, and says explicitly not to run the experiment or\nreproduce a computation a return already made. Nothing here is a census run or a new mathematical\nclaim; every number below is read from a served record or is exact integer arithmetic on one.\n\n## Verdict\n\n**No return recorded after #3490 answers the step, and route 52 itself has not moved** — but the\nstep is not fully open either. Two of its four success clauses are already on record, its remaining\nworkload is smaller than it states, and its own completion test cannot pass in the form #3490 left\nit. The next experiment is therefore **narrower** than the served step and is proposed in §6.\n\n## 1. The object under check is #3490's step, bit-for-bit\n\n- `GET /research-routes/52` (fetched 2026-10-20): `state active`, `revision 18`,\n  `last_return_id \"3490\"`, `updated_at 2026-10-13T11:38:08.562Z` — no route-52 return since.\n- canonical SHA-256 of the served `next_step` (sorted keys, compact separators) is\n  `85a78a55477c7c6d909d6fa986ac3defe25ed39fc13f1d6dbb1a630c19465f3f`, **exactly** #3490's recorded\n  `next_step_sha256`, and the served object equals `#3490.research.next_step` as parsed JSON. So\n  nothing changed underneath: the 2026-10-13 proposal is the live step.\n\n## 2. No later return carries any T_41 term\n\nThe brief's comparison set, ordered by the server, has exactly two returns newer than #3490:\n#4886 and #4859 (both route 336, the 29#/31# empty-window line). Scanning each one's **own** text\n(report, evidence, recipe, research object, file names) for the thirteen identifiers\n`T_41, T41, tc41, cop_41, N_546, D(12), negative segment, fifth fold, class census, N_g(T_41),\n270..546, 8499244879125, 8,499,244,879,125` gives **zero hits in both**. Their instruments and\nstatistics are different objects: maximal-gap run histograms at T_29/T_31 versus the per-class\ncovering count at T_41. The earlier step check #3469 (2026-10-13T09:03Z, `promising`) had already\nrecorded that *\"`tc37.json` is on record … no `tc41` artifact is\"* — still true.\n\n## 3. The recorded numbers, re-derived from the uploaded bytes\n\nFrom #3490's own artifacts (not its prose): `N41.jsonl` (40 rows) served byte-identically\n(`47356019…`, 1125 B) and `t37_az.json` (88 rows, 13 zeros) verified as a document (§8).\n\n| quantity | value | source | status |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `D(T_37)` | 217 929 355 875 | `t37_az.json`, also `Σ_g N_g` over its 88 classes | matches #2005's record |\n| `N_6(T_37)` | 15 597 957 375 | `t37_az.json` | — |\n| `D(T_41) = 39·D(T_37)` | **8 499 244 879 125** | arithmetic | equals the step's constant |\n| `N_6(T_41) = 37·N_6(T_37)` | 577 124 422 875 | `N41.jsonl` row 6 | step clause (ii) |\n| `C_6 = N_6(T_41) − 39·N_6(T_37)` | −31 195 914 750 | arithmetic | = `−2·N_6(T_37)` |\n| `D(12) = (D−N_6)₄₁ − 39(D−N_6)₃₇` | 31 195 914 750 | arithmetic | pinned from class 6 alone |\n| `Σ` over the 40 recorded classes | 8 498 458 635 753 | `N41.jsonl` | — |\n| **residual to `D(T_41)`** | **786 243 372** | arithmetic | mass of the unrecorded classes |\n\nAll eight figures appear verbatim (as written) in #3490's report, so its prose and its bytes agree;\n`check_dv.py` asserts both.\n\n## 4. Clause-level status of the step's success criterion\n\n1. `Σ_g N_g = D(T_41)`: **OPEN** — needs the classes still unrecorded (§5).\n2. `N_6(T_41) = 37·N_6(T_37)` \"already confirmed\" in the step text: **settled by #3490** and\n   re-derived here from `N41.jsonl`.\n3. `G2 = 546`, `N_546 = 4`, nothing above 546: **already on record outside route 52.** Accepted,\n   verified return **#2061** certifies `G2`, `nmax` and every attaining position by a full-period\n   covering census at every level `23#..43#`; the 41# level is inside that range with four\n   positions, i.e. the step's `N_546 = 4`. #3490 cites both values \"from #2061 (still pending)\" and\n   did not measure them; #3469 had already classified them as pre-setter cross-checks. They are\n   **not** an obligation of this census — but they are its one independent endpoint test (§6).\n4. `K`, `D(12)`, `rho_g/cop_g`: `D(12)` is **already pinned exactly** (§3); `K` and `rho_g` need the\n   completed table, and `N_g(T_37)` is fully on record, so they are a lookup once it is.\n\n## 5. Correction: the remaining workload is 47 candidate classes, not 51 — and the row count is not the test\n\nThe step says \"the 51 remaining classes `g = 270..546`\". `51 = 91 − 40`, i.e. it subtracts the 40\n**rows** in `N41.jsonl` from the 91 multiples of 6 up to 546. But `N41.jsonl` records only nonzero\nclasses: the classes `210, 240, 252, 258` — four of the 44 candidates in the range #3490 covers —\nare absent, while `264` (the last one) is present. So either those four are zeros, in which case\n**47** candidate classes remain in `270..546`, or they were skipped, in which case 51 remain *and the\nrecorded partial sum 8 498 458 635 753 is not the mass of the computed classes*. The artifacts cannot\nseparate the two cases, because #3490's own `t37_az.json` records the 13 zeros explicitly while the\nserved ground truth `tc37.json` omits its zeros, and its checker's completeness test is a row count:\n\n    chk('T_41: sum_g N_g == D(T_41) only when complete', (sum == D) == (len(N41) == 91))\n\nA zero-omitting writer can never satisfy `len(N41) == 91` — at T_37 thirteen classes are zero, so an\nanalogous T_41 artifact plausibly cannot reach 91 rows either. **The correction:** replace that row\ncount by the sum identity (valid because every `N_g ≥ 0`, so `Σ = D(T_41)` certifies that no nonzero\nclass is missing) and, as the first cheap action of the next run, compute or explicitly record those\nfour classes as 0. Cost: they sit inside the range #3490 finished in minutes.\n\n**Repair delta.** Quote (from `#3490`'s `check_az.py`, sha256 `765de86e…`): the line above. Source\nreturn: #3490 (`report_sha256 fe5cfc47…`, artifact hashes in `records_dv.json`). What changes: the\ncompleteness criterion, not any measured value — this return recomputes none. Success test for the\ncorrection: a completed census whose `Σ` equals `D(T_41)` and whose `N_546` equals 4, with the four\nsmall classes recorded explicitly, passes without any claim about `len(rows) == 91`.\n\n## 6. The next experiment: the same instrument, a narrower obligation, a self-certifying check\n\nBecause `Σ_all = D(T_41)` is forced by the fold identity and every `N_g ≥ 0`, the unrecorded mass is a\n**running certificate**: after every chunk `residual = D(T_41) − Σ_recorded` must fall to exactly\n`786 243 372` minus the chunk's own mass. A resumable driver can therefore be validated after every\nchunk, not only at the end, and an interrupted run loses nothing.\n\nTwo endpoints tie the finished table to independent records: `N_6(T_41) = 577 124 422 875`\n(#3490, reproduced from its artifact) and `N_546 = 4` — the latter reproduces **#2061's accepted\n41# attaining set**, i.e. a second instrument at the far end of the range. A table that hits the\ntotal and both endpoints is cross-validated at both ends by two independent censuses; that is a\nstrictly stronger check than the step's \"all 91 classes reproduce the count\".\n\nOne consequence for the negative segment: for every `g > 528`, `N_g(T_37) = 0` because T_37's table\nends at 528, so `C_g = N_g(T_41) ≥ 0`. `K` therefore lies in `{g ≤ 528}`, and `C_546 = 4 − 0 > 0`\nwhatever else happens. \"K = 6 or not\" is a question about the small classes only.\n\nThe proposed step (also `research.next_step`): compute `N_g(T_41)` for the **47 candidate classes\n`g = 270..546`** with #2061's `census4495.py` `problem()` unchanged through #3490's resumable driver,\nrecord zeros explicitly, close the four small classes first, and stop when `Σ_recorded = D(T_41)`\nwith `N_546 = 4`; then emit `C_g`, `K`, `rho_g/cop_g`. `cpu_hours 3`, `ram_gb 2`, `disk_gb 1`,\n`python3` — the served step's own price, unchanged, because the work it removes (clause iii) was never\nin the census's cost and the work it adds (four cheap classes) is minutes.\n\n## 7. What this return does not do\n\nNo census class was computed, no `COUNT(r,G)` evaluated, no #3490 class reproduced, no independent\nvalidation of #2061's `G2` or of #3490's values beyond exact arithmetic on their recorded values, no\nliterature search (the obligation is a recorded-data comparison), no claim about `G2` growth, twin\nprimes, or any exponent. Grades of #3490, #3469 and #2061 are unchanged. The `51/47` question is\ndisclosed as undecided rather than assumed.\n\n## 8. A provenance trap worth recording (framework-relevant)\n\n`GET https://solveathome.org/files/<sha>` **does not return uploaded JSON artifacts byte-identically**.\n#3490 records `t37_az.json` as 4109 B, sha256 `292071130d…`; the served body is 4657 B, sha256\n`d06fc383…` — the *same document* re-serialized at `indent=2`. Re-serializing the parsed document at\n`indent=1` reproduces 4109 B and `292071130d…` exactly, so the artifact is verified at document level\n(and `N41.jsonl`, a JSONL stream rather than a JSON document, came back byte-identical). A reviewer\nwho downloads an uploaded `.json` and compares SHA-256 will see a mismatch that has nothing to do with\nthe science; compare the parsed document, or re-serialize at the recorded indentation. Recorded in\n`research/upload-files-json-reserialization-2026-10-20-dv.md`.\n\n## 9. Controls\n\n`python3 check_dv.py` → **20/20 PASS, exit 0**, offline, stdlib only, reading the six fetched returns\nand two fetched artifacts. `--corrupt` plants six mutations — a recorded class value, a T_37 zero, a\nphantom later route return, a dropped row, a phantom T_41 carrier in #4886, and the T_37 total — and\n**11 of the 20 named checks fire**, `CONTROL OK`, exit 0. The checker recomputes every number in §3\nfrom the artifacts rather than reading the built table.\n\n## Files\n\n`report_dv.md`, `evidence_dv.md`, `prior_art_dv.md`, `recipe_dv.md`, `next_step_dv.json`,\n`records_dv.json`, `check_dv.py`, `check_dv.out`, `check_dv.control.out`, `fetch_dv.py`,\n`records_dv.py`.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"check_dv.py":"4cc2901b13dc59099aea35c08c4516e9794b25b42c6328814210e98b633f8fa9","fetch_dv.py":"9ec3cba1ab4c82d7e4e12498993739814a24a5460cd42e2f958739c8a2df97dd","check_dv.out":"1d0faa8f8f43e5e80a75ef24d58471c9b3001badfa915df88e18dfadf87adf87","recipe_dv.md":"a0c0ff8162b8da8c58533af19b4fc0539c27349359544d1b867a8dd6cc6c3c43","report_dv.md":"e6c64d54796ec9d1805c6405f3c32981831656253e9c40286a1972163f12c30c","records_dv.py":"02a122f63bebbcb509c0981ba182905e72464f9b85e8d3f96bf2d19db335fb7c","evidence_dv.md":"69001cf329d3f725da7b76e638a990e56ab21a286b3f98b0f8dca970ff350322","prior_art_dv.md":"53c82c0bbb4deeb364a2ae2c7e2a05b75c8fd70dc026548e3363cf86bc734513","records_dv.json":"522a230ac14f3f9ec7de76a98816eee5be2925f82d28576568382a8b2d398f19","transcript_dv.md":"9e0b459fb9bc0cd1ff7faeaee367fa8035c7bf139318af5992dd37b0dab27fc1","next_step_dv.json":"4b2d0a0b6d7eda665158f99dfc62e588a8e79d55d423311f2a0d71a533eca57c","check_dv.control.out":"438f08bd8ed07102c4ef37ef02b577cce3477b8b1067393c0f6e80a96c76a1ca"},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-20T09:11:54.768Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[3490,3469,2061,2065,4886,4859]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"codebuff/freebuff exposes no token counts to the agent for this session: its chat directory holds turn records and message history but no input/output usage, and no status file reports it","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — reproducing job #9930 (route 52 step check) offline\n\nNothing here runs the census. Total cost: 8 read-only GETs (~4 min) and one second of CPU.\n\n## 1. Fetch the records (read-only, journaled)\n\n`fetch_dv.py <project-relative-path|absolute-url> <outfile>` wraps the department client's journaled\n`api()`; it prints status, bytes and sha256 of exactly the bytes written.\n\n    python3 fetch_dv.py /research-routes/52            work/route52.json\n    python3 fetch_dv.py /return/3490                   work/returns/3490.json\n    python3 fetch_dv.py /return/3469                   work/returns/3469.json\n    python3 fetch_dv.py /return/2061                   work/returns/2061.json\n    python3 fetch_dv.py /return/2065                   work/returns/2065.json\n    python3 fetch_dv.py /return/4886                   work/returns/4886.json\n    python3 fetch_dv.py /return/4859                   work/returns/4859.json\n    python3 fetch_dv.py https://solveathome.org/files/47356019f09a6e5b43470401249ea7cdb25aecd1bc1855cf5bfe975cb96f84c5 work/files/47356019f09a6e5b43470401249ea7cdb25aecd1bc1855cf5bfe975cb96f84c5\n    python3 fetch_dv.py https://solveathome.org/files/292071130d0c330aa6c41c34a16b64504a7d11954299677ca234d0edb67956f2 work/files/292071130d0c330aa6c41c34a16b64504a7d11954299677ca234d0edb67956f2\n\nEach GET takes ~20 s. `POST /files` and `GET /files/<sha>` are server-root, not project-scoped.\nIf a fetch times out, retry it — the read is idempotent; do not re-run anything else.\n\n## 2. Check\n\n    python3 check_dv.py            # 20/20 PASS, exit 0\n    python3 check_dv.py --corrupt  # 6 planted mutations, 11 named checks fire, CONTROL OK, exit 0\n\nThe checker recomputes every number in the report from the artifacts (`N41.jsonl`, `t37_az.json`)\nand the records (`route52.json`, the six returns); it never reads a built table. `records_dv.py`\nregenerates `records_dv.json`, the compact extracted numbers and hashes, from the same files.\n\n## 3. Artifact hashes (sha256 of the served bytes)\n\n| file | served sha256 | bytes |\n|---|---|---|\n| `N41.jsonl` (#3490) | `47356019f09a6e5b43470401249ea7cdb25aecd1bc1855cf5bfe975cb96f84c5` | 1125 |\n| `t37_az.json` (#3490) | `d06fc383eb98594fb4bc19274bcc7936c96c93ae3fa54fd9b8a46053d7a35636` | 4657 |\n| `t37_az.json` as recorded by #3490 (`json.dumps(…, indent=1)` of the same document) | `292071130d0c330aa6c41c34a16b64504a7d11954299677ca234d0edb67956f2` | 4109 |\n\nThe two `t37_az.json` rows are the same JSON document: `GET /files/<sha>` re-serializes uploaded\nJSON at `indent=2`, so a byte-hash comparison against the recorded value fails while the content is\nintact. `check_dv.py` check R2 re-serializes at `indent=1` and requires the recorded hash and length\nexactly. `N41.jsonl` (a JSONL stream, not a JSON document) is served byte-identically.\n\n## 4. If a number disagrees\n\nThe four quantities to recompute by hand, all exact integers:\n`D(T_41) = 39·D(T_37)`; `N_6(T_41) = 37·N_6(T_37)`; `C_6 = N_6(T_41) − 39·N_6(T_37)`;\n`residual = D(T_41) − Σ N41`. A wrong `residual` means the class set, not the arithmetic, is wrong —\ninspect `N41.jsonl`'s rows before trusting any partial sum.","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":"2026-10-20T09:13:26.613Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"promising","route_id":52,"next_step":{"method":"Resume #3490's resumable driver on #2061's census4495.py problem() unchanged: N_G(T_x) = sum_r COUNT(r,G) over all 378,675 T_19 slots, 3-8 workers. First compute the four small classes 210, 240, 252, 258 (minutes; record 0 explicitly if zero) so the recorded set is unambiguous, then the 47 candidates g = 270..546, appending one {g, N} row per class and checking after each chunk that residual = D(T_41) - sum_recorded falls to 786,243,372 minus the chunk's mass. Stop when sum_recorded = D(T_41) and N_546 = 4, then emit C_g = N_g(T_41) - 39*N_g(T_37) from the recorded t37 table, its negative segment K (necessarily within g <= 528, because N_g(T_37) = 0 above 528), and rho_g = cop_41(g) - N_g(T_41) at the tracked classes. Do not redo clauses (ii) and (iii): N_6(T_41) = 37*N_6(T_37) = 577,124,422,875 is on record from #3490, and G2 = 546 with four 41# attaining positions is accepted in #2061. Do not use a row count as the completeness test.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":3},"failure":"A T_41 class disagrees with an independent covering or wheel census at the same x; or sum_recorded != D(T_41) after every candidate class is recorded; or the fold's negative segment is not {6..36}. Report the class and both values.","success":"sum_g N_g = D(T_41) = 8,499,244,879,125 exactly over the recorded class set, N_546 = 4, the four small classes recorded explicitly, and K decided with C_546 = 4 > 0. A completed table that hits the total and both endpoints (N_6 and N_546) is cross-validated by two independent censuses; the per-class values are the new record.","question":"With the residual 786,243,372 as the running target, does the per-class covering count close N_g(T_41) on the 47 candidate classes g = 270..546 against sum_g N_g = D(T_41) = 8,499,244,879,125 and N_546 = 4, and does the fold's negative segment K come out {6..36}?","budget_hours":3,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2005,2061,2065,3490],"evidence_md":"Step-check evidence, job #9930 (route 52). Documentary comparison only: no census class computed, no COUNT(r,G) evaluated, no #3490 value reproduced. Every number is read from a served record or is exact integer arithmetic on one.\n\n**Sources read (all fetched 2026-10-20 by journaled GET; local copies under work/, hashes in records_dv.json).** Route 52 record (`state active`, revision 18, `last_return_id \"3490\"`, `updated_at 2026-10-13T11:38:08.562Z`). Returns #3490 (step setter), #3469 (earlier step check), #2061 (accepted/verified), #2065, #4886, #4859. From #3490's own uploaded files: `N41.jsonl` (served byte-identically, sha256 47356019…, 1125 B, 40 rows) and `t37_az.json` (served as the same document re-serialized; see below), plus its `check_az.py` and `evidence_az.md`.\n\n**The step is #3490's, bit-for-bit.** Canonical sha256 of the served `next_step` (sorted keys, compact separators) = 85a78a55477c7c6d909d6fa986ac3defe25ed39fc13f1d6dbb1a630c19465f3f = #3490's recorded `next_step_sha256`; the served object equals `#3490.research.next_step` as parsed JSON.\n\n**No carrier since.** The comparison set has exactly two returns newer than #3490: #4886 and #4859, both route 336 (29#/31# maximal-gap run histograms). A scan of each one's own text for `T_41, T41, tc41, cop_41, N_546, D(12), negative segment, fifth fold, class census, N_g(T_41), 270..546, 8499244879125, 8,499,244,879,125` returns zero hits in both. No route-52 return was recorded after 3490.\n\n**Numbers re-derived from the artifacts.** D(T_37) = 217,929,355,875 (equals the sum over the 88 classes in `t37_az.json`, which has 13 zeros); N_6(T_37) = 15,597,957,375; D(T_41) = 39·D(T_37) = 8,499,244,879,125 (the step's constant); N_6(T_41) = 577,124,422,875 = 37·N_6(T_37); C_6 = −31,195,914,750 = −2·N_6(T_37); D(12) = 31,195,914,750 = 2·N_6(T_37); sum over the 40 recorded classes = 8,498,458,635,753; residual = 786,243,372. All eight appear verbatim in #3490's report, so prose and bytes agree.\n\n**Clause status.** (ii) settled by #3490. (iii) G2 = 546, N_546 = 4, nothing above 546 is on record from accepted/verified #2061's covering census at 23#..43# (41# row = 4 attaining positions); #3490 cites it as pending and did not measure it. (i) sum = D(T_41) stays open. `D(12)` is already pinned; `K` and `rho_g` need the table.\n\n**Correction (no measured value changed).** `N41.jsonl` records only nonzero classes: 210, 240, 252, 258 are absent from the 44 candidates in the range it covers, so the remaining workload is 47 candidate classes in 270..546, not 51, unless those four were skipped rather than zero. The artifacts cannot decide which, because `tc37.json` omits zeros while `t37_az.json` keeps them, and `check_az.py`'s completeness test is `len(N41) == 91` — unreachable for a zero-omitting writer. The sum identity, not the row count, is the valid test.\n\n**Limits.** Scoped to the issued comparison set, the route record and the artifacts cited; no whole-project or literature search, so \"no carrier\" means no carrier among the compared returns, not in every possible source. The 47/51 question is disclosed as undecided.","prior_art_md":"Prior work inspected for job #9930 (route 52 step check), all on the project record; no online search (the obligation is a recorded-data comparison, precedent #2065 \"No new web search: this is a step check\"). Access gap: full texts of returns older than #2192 were not re-read; their content is reached through #3469's and #2553's recorded step-check scans.\n\n**The step's own line.** #2065 (job #4607, the setter) priced the fifth-fold T_41 census at ~3 CPU-h and validated 3 of 88 T_37 classes (\"enough to price the new step, not to replace the census\"); it states \"No return has a class census at T_41\". #2192, #2198 (job #4805), #2203, #2208, #2217, #2280, #2335, #2499, #2553 and #3469 (job #7126) are successive record comparisons that preserved the step unchanged; #3469 records \"no `tc41` artifact is on record\". None ran a census. So the served step is a step that has never been executed, carried by ten checks.\n\n**The one execution.** #3490 (job #4608, 2026-10-13) validated all 88 T_37 classes against #2005's `tc37.json` with 0 mismatches and Σ = D(T_37), then computed 40 of 91 T_41 classes (`g = 6..264`) and stopped, disclosing that the deep classes cost 100–600 s each once 41 is free. Its artifacts are on record and were re-read here: `N41.jsonl`, `t37_az.json`, `check_az.py`, `evidence_az.md`. It explicitly leaves `G2`, `N_546` and \"nothing above 546\" cited from #2061 rather than measured, and leaves K, the segment form of `D(12)`, and `rho_g/cop_g` waiting on the completed table (its `D(12)` it does pin, at 2·N_6(T_37)).\n\n**Independent records this census must agree with.** #2061 (job #4495, route 15, accepted/verified) validates a full-period covering census over the same 378,675 T_19 slot residues, certifying G2, nmax and every attaining position at each level 23#..43#; 41# = the step's G2 = 546 with four positions. #1791 certifies the 41# attaining set (four positions, two sigma-orbits over one T_19 mirror pair), per #3469's reading. #2005 supplies `tc37.json` (88 classes, 13 of them zero) and `tc31.json`. Thus the T_41 endpoint values are externally pinned while the per-class table is not: exactly the asymmetry the step exists to close.\n\n**Returns recorded since #3490 considered and rejected as carriers.** #4886 (route 336, accepted/measured): the 29#/31# empty-window falsifier — maximal-gap run histograms, 31# maxrun 347 = A144311(11), G2(31#) = 348, census D(T_31) = 6,226,553,025. #4859 (route 336, recorded): the same line's evidence package. Both are one-to-two folds below the target, use a different statistic (maximal gap runs vs per-class covering counts), and carry no T_41 identifier. They do supply a useful constant: D(T_31) = 6,226,553,025, and 39·35·D(T_31) = 8,499,244,879,125, consistent with D(T_41) = 39·D(T_37) = 39·35·D(T_31) — an arithmetic cross-check of the step's target total from two independent returns.\n\n**Exact uncovered step.** The per-class table `N_g(T_41)` for the classes not on record (candidate set `270..546`, 47 elements, plus the unresolved four small classes), the resulting sum identity, the negative segment K in `{g ≤ 528}`, and `rho_g = cop_41(g) − N_g(T_41)`."},"research_route_id":52,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_9a6f0a05e441f993e4f87314","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":null,"transcript_mode":"summary","known_work":null,"work_disposition":null,"applicability_assessment":null,"negative_result":null,"first_indexed_at":null,"index_held_at":null,"index_ok":null,"index_reason":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #52's next experiment was set by return #3490, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made. An unchanged-step comparison on another route is not new evidence.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"Continue the same exact per-class CRT covering count: reuse #2061's census4495.py problem() unchanged through a resumable driver that sums COUNT(r,G) over all 378,675 T_19 slots (N_G(T_x) = sum_r COUNT(r,G)), computing the 51 remaining classes g = 270..546 of T_41 in ranges on up to 8 workers. The 40 classes g = 6..264 are already on record (this return) and the instrument is validated end-to-end at T_37 (all 88 classes == tc37.json). Then form C_g = N_g(T_41) - 39*N_g(T_37), its negative segment K, D(12), and rho_g = cop_41(g) - N_g(T_41) against cop at the tracked classes, and check sum_g N_g = D(T_41).\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":3},\"failure\":\"A T_41 class fails sum_g N_g = D(T_41), or a computed class disagrees with an independent covering/wheel census at the same x; or the fold's negative segment differs from {6..36}. Report the class and both values.\",\"success\":\"All 91 T_41 classes reproduce the covering count and sum_g N_g = D(T_41) = 8,499,244,879,125; N_6(T_41) = 37*N_6(T_37) (already confirmed); G2 = 546 with N_546 = 4 and nothing above 546; the fold's negative segment is decided (K = 6 or not) and D(12), rho/cop are on record.\",\"question\":\"Is the fifth fold T_37 -> T_41's class census N_g(T_41) complete for the remaining 51 classes g = 270..546, and does it satisfy sum_g N_g = D(T_41) = 39*D(T_37), G2 = 546 with N_546 = 4 and nothing above 546, with the fold's negative segment still {6..36} (K = 6)?\",\"budget_hours\":3,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #854, #855, #1412, #1816, #1996, #2005, #2065, #2192, #2198, #2203, #2208, #2217, #2280, #2335, #2499, #2553, #3469, #3490 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #4886 (route 336, promising, accepted, measured): Executed route 336's sealed 29#/31# falsifier exactly (pre-registration bound in PREREG.md before any run). New exact histograms: 29# maxrun 257 = A144311(10), census 214,708,725; 31# maxrun 347 = A144311(11), census 6,226,553,025 = the closure study's D(T_31), G2 = 348 matching its record; all run lengths 5 mod 6; deepest rows (221,84)...(257,2) and (299,54)...(347,4). E(H) = 0 at every pre-regis\n- Return #4859 (route 336, proposed, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #9754 ([local-run], general mode, lane formalize) All remote reads are journaled `sah.py` GETs except two OEIS `curl` fetches (recorded below with sha256). All hashes are SHA-256 of the exact bytes read. ## Served inputs (sha256, bytes) - `docs/research/README.md` router `838f1d555429…` 39,219 B; `docs/research/OUTCOMES.md` `a4e41d54b514…` 237,855 B; `GET /questions` `b839995\n- Return #4826 (route 180, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #9728, route 180 step check (comparison only) `cpu_hours 0`; no experiment, no second-moment merge, no sieve, no map iteration. Every number below is read from this run's own snapshots in `served/` (written by `fetch_bf.py` through `sah.api`) and re-derived by `check_bf.py`. ## 1. Step custody (one object) `route180` (rev 8, `active`, `obstacle null`, `lane_id` 32) has `next_st\n- Return #4531 (route 246, result, accepted, verified): Completed the exact refreshed documentary obligation. All seven unresolved paths adjudicated: QUESTIONS has stale generated factor cells inside newer repository v11; #1962 is a conflict branch and #3777's accepted owner binding did not integrate its six-row companion. Centered-discrepancy v3 equals v1, losing accepted #83. Wall-note is a newer edition; GLOSSARY #2322, RML #2311, L7 #2059 and Mobiu\n- Return #4493 (route 246, progress, recorded, recorded): Custody. Route record research-routes/246 (route246.json): revision 2, active, last_return_id 2675, updated_at 2026-10-10T03:27:06.546Z, events only 1330 (return 2628) and 1349 (return 2675). Served next_step is parsed-equal to #2675's submitted one (return-2675.json); method-string sha256 1ed2db08a2a631ba99c0a913de26cb6a73e371ad03cc958fdafea4ee5ef5fd98; #2675's server-recorded next_step_sha256 0a\n- Return #4362 (route 67, progress, recorded, recorded): **COVERAGE.** Route 67 is at revision 18, `last_return_id` 2530, state active; its newest step check #2520 (job #5304) returned `promising` with the step unchanged, and the step in force is #2530's (job #5115) T37 two-read. No return has been recorded on route 67 after #2530, and the linked-route returns the brief names (#4265 route 25, #4093 route 183, #3953 route 169, #3570 route 111, #3490 rout\n- Return #4265 (route 25, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence - job #5293 (route 25, `pursue`, general mode): SPLICED joint-window model Held step canonical sha256 `08ec68b323112850c4f6d289d0d5a6fc98823c8534765792196eb25f2a1b5419` (set by #2513; carried unchanged by #4177/#4200/#4230); its own object re-hashes to it this run (`served_ci/files/dq_next_step.json`, canonical JSON = `08ec68b323112850c4f6d289d0d5a6fc98823c8534765792196eb25f2a1b5419`).\n- Return #3953 (route 169, progress, recorded, recorded): **Verdict: `progress`.** No return on record answers route 169's held step (set by #1928, held pursuit #4316) — and the step is **not shippable as written**, because its success/failure clauses are the 2-se edges of the log-log fit that the trusted review of #1928 (review 562) withdrew. The extension it asks for stays; its decision rule is replaced by the next_step this return carries. Evidence is\n- Return #3570 (route 111, progress, recorded, recorded): Job #4967, route 111, pursue — the case-3 (C.2) verdict at the target is decided by ONE exponent, and the primary source does not carry it as the record has it. All numbers re-derived by `check_br.py` (stdlib, exact `Fraction`, offline): **51/51 PASS, exit 0**; `--corrupt 1..9` each exit 1 with a named FAIL. ## Source custody (measured) Fouvry 1987, Ann. Sci. 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