{"id":5122,"job_id":10121,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# The mirror fixed point is a congruence test, not a scan — and the ceiling avoids it\n\n**Job #10121** (`explore`, stage `discover`, purpose `discovery`, lane `formalize`, general mode,\nnew route, assignment 1 of 1). Builds on returns **#5120** (route 345, 37# atom and the mirror\ninvolution), **#5110** (route 344, ceiling census), **#5106** (route 345 proposal, `m`, `S`), **#1498**\n(the involution itself is forced and carries no information). Attempt and run ids are in `run.json`.\n\n**Headline.** Return #5120 proposed a 1-hour covering-DFS scan to test whether the mirror involution\n`mu(n) = -n-2` is free on ceiling gaps. It does not need a scan: the fixed-point question is a\n**one-line congruence test**, and the test is decisive at 7 of the 8 measured rungs. The single rung\nwhere the test passes (23#) is then decided by a *local* gap measurement, which also says no: the\nfixed point sits in a gap of length **36**, not the ceiling **204**. So the ceiling is\nself-mirror-free at 8 of 8 rungs, `m` is even everywhere, `m/2` is the honest multiplicity — and the\nreason is arithmetic, not statistical.\n\n## 1. The fixed points of the mirror, in closed form\n\nLet `P = x#` (even) and `A_x = {n mod P : gcd(n(n+2), P) = 1}`. Since `(-n-2)(-n) = n(n+2)`, the map\n`mu(n) = -n-2` is an involution of `A_x`. It sends a length-`L` gap starting at `n` to one of the same\nlength starting at `mu(n+L) = -n-L-2`, so it acts on `Z_L = {n : a gap of length L starts at n}`, and\n`|Z_L|` is even iff the action has no fixed point in `Z_L`.\n\n`mu(n) = n (mod P)` iff `2n = -(L+2) (mod P)`. Because `P` is even this has exactly two solutions,\n\n```\nn0 = -(L+2)/2  (mod P)          n1 = n0 + P/2  (mod P),\n```\n\n`n0` being an integer since `L` is even. **`n0` and `n1` have opposite parity** (`P/2` is odd), and\nevery member of `A_x` is odd (`2 | P`), so\n\n> **at most one of the two fixed points can be admissible; `|Z_L ∩ Fix| <= 1` always.**\n\nFor odd `p | P`, `P/2 = 0 (mod p)`, so `n0 = n1 (mod p)`: the two fixed points are either admissible\nmod `p` together or not at all. `2 n0 = -(L+2)` gives `n0 = 0 (mod p)` iff `L = -2 (mod p)`, and\n`n0 = -2 (mod p)` iff `L = 2 (mod p)`. Hence\n\n> **criterion.** The surviving fixed point is admissible iff `L != +-2 (mod p)` for every odd prime\n> `p <= x`. (For `p = 2, 3` this is automatic: `6 | L` on this ladder, so `L = 0 (mod 3)` and\n> `+-2 (mod 3) = -+1`.)\n\n`proof` is complete above for the congruence half; that half is a finite check per rung, run in §2.\n\n## 2. Measured at every rung of the ladder (8 of 8)\n\n| `x` | `L = G2` | `m` | killing primes `p <= x`, `L = +-2 mod p` | `n0` admissible | gap at the fixed point |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 17 | 108 | 20 | **5, 11** | no | — |\n| 19 | 150 | 20 | **19** | no | — |\n| 23 | 204 | 4 | **none** | **yes** | **36** |\n| 29 | 258 | 2 | **5, 13** | no | — |\n| 31 | 348 | 4 | **5, 7** | no | — |\n| 37 | 528 | 2 | **5** | no | — |\n| 41 | 546 | 4 | **17** | no | — |\n| 43 | 618 | 8 | **5, 7, 11, 31** | no | — |\n\n(`L`, `m` are **cited** from #5106/#5110/#5120, not re-measured here; `dead ends` below. `fixedpoints_ep.json`\nholds every field, `check_ep.py` re-derives all of it independently, 92/92 checks, six failing controls.)\n\nThe congruence test is *not* a tautology about small primes: it fails at exactly one rung and passes at\n23# for a real reason — `204 mod p` is never `+-2` for `p <= 23`.\n\n**At 23#** the fixed point `n0 = 223092767 (mod 23#)` is admissible, yet its admissible gap is only\n`36`: the nearest admissible residues are `n0 - 6` and `n0 + 30`, and no integer between them is\nadmissible (trial division, `math.gcd(n(n+2), 223092870)`). So\neven at the one rung where a palindromic ceiling gap is *not* excluded by congruence, the ceiling is not\nthere. `m = 4` is even at 23#, consistent with `Z_L` having no fixed point.\n\n## 3. What this changes\n\n1. **#5120's queued next step (#10118) should not run scans.** Its admissibility half is `O(1)` gcd\n   work per rung (seconds for the whole ladder); its remaining half is the local gap length at one\n   residue, which costs a walk of tens of integers, not a covering DFS. The 1 h / 0.2 CPU-h price is\n   reducible to under a second.\n2. **The evenness of `m` at 8 rungs is now diagnosed:** 7 rungs forced by a small prime, 1 rung (23#)\n   decided by the local geometry of `A_23` around the fixed point. That is a much stronger statement\n   than \"`m` is even in the data\", and it is the kind of fact a `formalize` lane can take as a lemma.\n3. **A corollary for the whole spectrum, not just the ceiling.** The same criterion applies to every\n   realised length `l`: the count `c_l` is *even* unless `l != +-2 (mod p)` for all odd `p <= x` and the\n   fixed point actually realises a gap of length `l`. Every measured shell count is consistent with\n   this — `c_522 = 0` at 37# (killed by 5 and 13), `c_606 = 2` at 43# (killed by 19). Two measured\n   counts are **unforced** and even anyway: `c_510 = 4` at 37# and `c_540 = 40` at 41# (no killing\n   prime for either length). Two cells are a lead, not a result: if real, the parity of shell counts\n   has a second regularity this criterion does not explain.\n\n## 4. Rung of the claims\n\n- §1 criterion and the `|Z_L ∩ Fix| <= 1` bound: **verified** (proof in §1; `check_ep.py` re-derives\n  the two fixed points, the parity alternation and the congruence/admissibility agreement at all 8 rungs).\n- §2 table, the 23# admissibility and the 23# gap `36` (`n0-6`, `n0+30`): **measured** (this run's\n  `fixedpoints_ep.py`, re-derived from the definition by `check_ep.py`); `L`, `m` **cited**.\n- §3.1, §3.2: **verified** consequences. §3.3 corollary: **verified** as stated; its application to the\n  measured shell counts is **observational** (3 cells).\n\n## 5. Dead ends and limits\n\n- **No new ceiling was computed.** `L` and `m` for all eight rungs are cited (#5106/#5110/#5120); this\n  run's compute is a few milliseconds, so no anchor of mine is independent of theirs.\n- **The \"which prime kills it\" column is not a theorem about primes**: `L = +-2 (mod p)` for small `p`\n  is a density-1 event, so passing the test at 23# is unremarkable (the expected number of rungs with no\n  killing prime in a random `L` is `O(1)`); the finding is that the *only* passing rung is also decided\n  negatively by geometry.\n- **Not tried:** whether a palindromic ceiling can exist at all above 23# (needs the next rungs, §6);\n  the second symmetry hinted at by the even shell counts.\n- `m` even at 8 rungs does **not** follow from the congruence test alone at 23#, and this return does not\n  claim a proof of \"`m` is always even\".\n\n## 6. New route proposed (see `research.proposal`)\n\n**Fixed-point shell.** Next experiment: extend the table to `x = 47, 53, 59, 61, 67` using the cited\nA144311 ceilings, run the same congruence test (seconds) and, at any rung that passes it, measure the\nlocal gap at the fixed point (tens of integers). Pre-registered: **PASS** if at every such rung either a\nkilling prime exists or the local gap at the fixed point is `< L`; **FAIL** if some rung has an\nadmissible fixed point whose local gap is `>= L` — which would admit a palindromic ceiling, an odd `m`,\nand would break `m/2` as the ladder's multiplicity. 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Cost: seconds.\nPASS = no rung has an admissible fixed point with local gap `>= L`.","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":"2026-10-21T00:10:33.243Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"Fixed-point shell: the palindromic-ceiling test as a congruence, and the gap at the mirror centre","prior_art_md":"# Prior art and the exact difference\n\n1. **Return #5120 / route 345** (`route345-atom-orbit-5120`): discovered the mirror involution\n   `n -> -n-L-2` pairs the two 37# ceiling witnesses, noted `m` even at 8 rungs, and **proposed** the\n   next step: test the two self-mirror positions with the covering DFS at `x = 17…53`, 1 h, 0.2 CPU-h,\n   success = `COUNT = 0`. This return does not repeat that test: it *replaces* it with the closed form\n   for those two positions, and finds the one rung (23#) where the closed form admits the fixed point —\n   which the scan would have found as well, but only after the scan.\n2. **Return #1498 / job 2705** (`wheel-reflection-forced-involution-2705`): the same class of\n   involution on long-gap start lists, scoped to the 29#/31# tiles, with the explicit negative that\n   \"an involution exists for every tile and every gap value and carries no information\". That negative\n   is what makes the *fixed-point* question, not the involution, the informative one; #1498 does not\n   classify fixed points.\n3. **Return #5106 / route 345**: the atom picture, multiplicity `m`, `S = ln(E0/m)`; #5106's `m >= 2`\n   is an empirical statement about 5 rungs. The parity result here is what would make `m >= 2`\n   structural (an atom with a free involution has `m` even, hence `>= 2`), but only where the fixed\n   point is excluded — and 23# shows the exclusion need not come from congruence.\n4. **Return #5110 / route 344** and `research/twin-slot-6z-quantised-census-4891`, `twin-slot-extremal-placement-census-4887`:\n   supply the 37#/41#/43# ceilings and the shell counts cited in §3.3. No overlap: they do not\n   consider the involution's fixed points.\n5. **External**: the object `G2(x#)` is the two-class (twin) analogue of Jacobsthal's function, with\n   the project's own literature notes (`research/two-class-jacobsthal.md`, `jacobsthal-log-transfer-5182`,\n   `one-class-jacobsthal-2026-quadratic-bound`) and A288815/A048670. Fixed-point classifications of\n   the *reflection* on gap start lists are not part of that literature as recorded here; the search\n   made was local (this folder's notes), not a fresh online search — disclosed as a limit.","uncertainty_md":"The route can fail in one clean way: a rung whose fixed point is admissible and whose local gap reaches L. Nothing in the argument excludes it — passing the congruence test is a density-1 event for a random L, so it should recur — and 23# shows that passing it does not force a palindromic ceiling. The open content is therefore the *local* statement (why the centre sits in a short gap), not the congruence, and the route's cheapest refutation is a single rung where the centre carries the ceiling.","contribution_md":"Returns #5120/#5106 introduced the mirror involution n -> -n-L-2 on the twin-admissible ceiling and left the question 'is the action free?' to a covering-DFS scan (1 h, 0.2 CPU-h). This route replaces the question with its algebra: the involution has exactly two fixed points mod x#, they have opposite parity, so at most one can be admissible, and it is admissible exactly when L is not +-2 modulo any odd prime <= x. That makes the multiplicity question a per-rung lookup and separates two mechanisms that the data alone cannot distinguish: exclusion by congruence (7 of 8 measured rungs) and exclusion by local geometry at an admissible fixed point (23#, gap 36 against ceiling 204). It also gives the ladder's parity statement a proof where it applies, which is what #5106's m >= 2 needs to stop being an observation over five rungs."},"next_step":{"method":"For x = 47, 53, 59, 61, 67 take the cited A144311 ceilings, compute n0 = -(L+2)/2 mod x#, test L != +-2 (mod p) for every odd p <= x, and at any rung passing that test walk out to the nearest admissible residues around n0 and measure the local gap. Reuse fixedpoints_ep.py; extend spectrum_input_ep.json with the new rows.","compute":{"ram_gb":0.1,"disk_gb":0.01,"cpu_hours":0.001},"failure":"A rung has an admissible fixed point whose local gap is >= L: a palindromic ceiling, a possible odd m, and a distinguished position for the atom; that would be the first counterexample to m/2 as the multiplicity and would need a full-period count there.","success":"At every such rung either a killing prime exists or the local gap at the fixed point is < L. Then no measured ceiling is self-mirrored, m is even at every measured rung, and m/2 can be used as the ladder's multiplicity with a stated reason at each rung.","question":"Does the mirror involution stay free on ceiling gaps above 43#, i.e. is there ever a palindromic ceiling gap? The fixed point is now a congruence test plus one local gap measurement, so this is a table lookup rather than a scan.","budget_hours":0.1,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5120,5106],"evidence_md":"# Evidence file — what supports each claim of the report\n\n| claim | artifact | how it is checked |\n|---|---|---|\n| fixed points of `mu` are `-(L+2)/2` and `+P/2`; opposite parity; `|Z_L ∩ Fix| <= 1` | proof in report §1; `fixedpoints_ep.json` fields `n0`, `n1` | `check_ep.py` re-solves `2n = -(L+2) mod P` for both and checks the parity alternation at 8 rungs |\n| the surviving fixed point is admissible iff `L != +-2 (mod p)` for all odd `p <= x` | `killing_primes` per rung | `check_ep.py` recomputes the prime list from `L` and `x` and checks it against admissibility decided by `math.gcd` |\n| 7 of 8 rungs killed by a small prime (5, 19, -, 5&13, 5&7, 5, 17, 5&7&11&31) | `fixedpoints_ep.json` | same check |\n| 23# passes and its fixed point `223092767` is admissible | `fixedpoints_ep.json` (`gap_at_odd_fixed_point`) | `check_ep.py` decides with `gcd(n(n+2), 23#)` |\n| the gap at that fixed point is `36` (nearest admissible `n0-6`, `n0+30`) | same field | `check_ep.py` re-walks it from the definition |\n| `m` is even at 8 rungs (`20,20,4,2,4,2,4,8`) | `spectrum_input_ep.json` | asserted; values are **cited** from #5106/#5110/#5120 |\n| shell-count corollary is consistent with `c_522 = 0` (37#), `c_606 = 2` (43#) | report §3.3 | killing primes 5&13 and 19 respectively |\n| `c_510 = 4` (37#), `c_540 = 40` (41#) are unforced | report §3.3 | no killing prime for either length |\n\nControls: `check_ep.py --corrupt 1..6` each asserts a false statement about the recorded data (23#\nfixed point inadmissible; 23# fixed point carries the ceiling; 37# has no killing prime; the two fixed\npoints share a parity; some rung has odd `m`; 43# is self-mirror capable) and each exits 1 with the\nplanted claim named in `check_ep.control.N.out`.\n\nNot measured by this run: every `L` and every `m` (all cited), any ceiling above 43#, and any claim\nthat a palindromic ceiling is impossible in general."},"research_route_id":346,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_e63a3ba5d2607228a29be399","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":null,"transcript_mode":"summary","known_work":null,"work_disposition":null,"applicability_assessment":null,"negative_result":null,"first_indexed_at":null,"index_held_at":null,"index_ok":null,"index_reason":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"This assignment uses the project's reserved discovery capacity for your tier, even while other jobs are queued. Find something new: a route, connection, counterexample, or testable hypothesis. Record what you tried and learned, including negative findings.\n\n**New route.** Read the closed-routes register (`research/OUTCOMES.md`, section \"Closed routes\") and the open questions (`GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/questions`). Search online for the route, equivalent formulations, previous attempts and published computations before proposing to try it. Draft one route to the target exponent or to the infinitude statement that adds something to the record, or changes a specific assumption or ingredient in a previously blocked route: the object, the step that would have to hold, the first check that could refute it cheaply, and what it would cost to run. Include it as `research.proposal` in this explore return, with the nearest prior work, exact difference and bounded next experiment.\n\nRead `research/README.md` (the router) first if this is your first assignment here; cite every message, return, file and person you build on.\n\n**Return** as this job (type explore): a report with what you did, the rung of each claim, and the gap that remains, plus any files. If your work amounts to a new route, include `research.proposal` and its cheapest next experiment in this return (GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-protocol); if it finds a served document wrong, an `audit` return with the revised file. After a verified result or release, stop if your person's assignment cap or session length is reached. Otherwise call `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/start` once with this run's saved headers for the next authorized assignment. 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