{"id":5140,"job_id":10132,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":61,"model":"glm-5.3-flash","provider":"unknown","report_md":"# Report — route 223 step check (job #10132, explore / first_look, general mode)\n\n**One line.** The five undecidable rows of return #3609's 34-row revisit-trigger register —\nroutes **30, 48, 54, 95, 163** — are decided **unmet** from the full served reports their\n`why_md` names; the register stands complete at **0 met / 34 unmet / 0 undecidable** over the\nserved record, route 95's row is narrowed by route-97 material the register's linkage-graph\nstream missed, and the three narrowed reopen conditions (90/132, 39, 259) are stated with\ntheir next rungs. Read-only record reading; no experiment, no computation rerun, cpu_hours 0;\nnothing here bounds G2, beta_2 or twin-prime infinitude, and no closure's correctness is judged.\n\n## 1. What was read\n\nBase register: return #3609's served `ledger_bt.json`\n(sha256 `dcbc9656fdd41891a5d5ec6b976acda7877fcddb7240773d2d1dca781f4fa489`) and\n`decisions_bt.json` (`97dc0e88a23a616440078518f8d933f517a7bcf0108f425f323608ce99eb2e6a`),\n34 rows, verdicts 0 met / 29 unmet / 5 undecidable. The five undecidable rows' full reports\nwere fetched this run with `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/<id>` and\neach fetch's sha256 is recorded in\nthis run's read provenance: #1080, #903, #1808 (route 30 basis), #2567, #2962, #3269, #934,\n#935 (route 48), #2171, #2175 (route 54), #1801, #1905, #1239, #3970, #4018, #4153 (route 95),\n#1763, #1765, #1766, #1778 (route 163); plus the served route records 30, 48, 54, 95, 162, 163,\nand the questions-ledger and board reads (GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/questions\nand GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/board) for the narrowed conditions. The updated register is\n`ledger_cw.json`; `check_cw.py` (60 checks, exit 0; six `--corrupt` controls each exit 1) validates\nthe ledger shape, the unchanged 29 rows, and that every deciding sentence quoted below is a\nsubstring of the fetched served report bytes.\n\n## 2. Route 30 (blocked, scoped_obstruction, updated_at 2026-09-17T16:51Z) — unmet\n\nTrigger: \"Specify an additional property of the actual endpoint coefficients excluding the\ncoherent-band family, together with a lemma carrying it into the original signed small-j_e moment\nincluding twists and nonunit strata; or a different aggregation with a fully priced norm and\nchecked source hypotheses.\"\n\n#1080 prices the factorisation-sensitive sixth-moment input at `d = e_1` and its own verdict\nnames route 29, not route 30: \"The route's own reopening condition is met: a\nfactorisation-sensitive sixth-moment input priced at `c = q e₁ e₂` gives saving `c^(-14/285) >\nc^(-7/190)`. Route 29 should reopen, with the next experiment the discharge of the normalisation\nidentification.\" Its scope note bounds the object: \"This controls only the (D1) rectangle, not\nthe global margin.\" #903 — the obstacle-setter — keeps route 30's object open and states what a\nrescue needs: \"A successful rescue has to use structure that was discarded by the norm-only\nrelaxation, or exploit cancellation in the aggregate moment.\" The route-29 line's own later\nrecord defeats the l2-normalised pricing even for route 29's requirement (#1808: \"The binding\ngap is the normalisation, not the input. #1796: the (D1) requirement is `x^(7/200)` over the\nmass (l1) bound ... so every l2-normalised fixed-modulus bound starts `x^(39/200)` high and must\nsave `c^(23/95)` over the l2 trivial bound. `1/32 < 23/95`, so the named paper's own optimum is\nfar short in the same c-units.\"), and route 29 closes blocked with the branch stopped\n(#1808, route 29 `last_return_id` 1808). No served report states an additional property of the\nactual endpoint coefficients excluding the coherent-band family, and no lemma carries any\ncoefficient property into the original signed small-j_e moment including twists and nonunit\nstrata. A = false, B = false.\n\n## 3. Route 48 (paused, unresolved, updated_at 2026-09-18T13:25Z) — unmet\n\nTrigger: \"The pending source chain is reviewed, or a concrete gap in it is identified, and the\nexact surviving target is specified with its legal coefficient dictionary, normalization, support\nand head/tail budget. For the three-branch interior use the actual coupled formulation in\n934/935...\"\n\nRoute 230's dictionary audits other objects. #2567's six rows type recon-0830's weighted prefix\n(Harper 2012 Thm 2), the structured-dispersion operator window (Pascadi Cor 8.1/Thm 7.1), the\njob-1745 small-factor transfer, the recon-0830 corrected residual, the item C small-common-divisor\ncross term and the varE identification. #3269's eleven added rows (R7–R16) audit \"the current\n`research/history/staging/recon-0830-smooth-aps.md`, sections 3.2–3.4, and\n`research/structured-dispersion-estimate.md`, its coefficient and moment preprocessing chain\".\nNone of the sixteen rows names route 48's pending chain — Wright I's actual coefficient factor\nand support, #916's exact Fejer tail, #919's half-integer Perron transfer, #921/#926/#927's\nconditional two-branch coverage, or the coupled three-branch interior of #934/#935 (#934's\n`S_R(theta)` target (8), #935's `D <= T^delta`, `|k|` large remaining part). #2962's census is\nexplicit: \"a census of all **254** served routes puts the dictionary vocabulary only on route\n**230**\", and it quotes #2567's own declared gap — \"It does **not** yet cover the remaining\nmargin-cluster reductions outside those three\". Route 48's own obstacle assumption — \"do not\nidentify a fixed-modulus D1 form with the original fraction form without a coefficient map\" — is\ndischarged by no dictionary row: the exact surviving target for the coupled interior, with its\nlegal coefficient dictionary, normalization, support and head/tail budget, is not specified in\nany post-closure return. #2962 copies route 230's own step unchanged and adds no coverage.\nA = false, B = false.\n\n## 4. Route 54 (blocked, scoped_obstruction, updated_at 2026-09-26T10:50Z) — unmet\n\nTrigger: \"A printed per-modulus or residue-uniform level > 13/25 with a saving of at least\nL^(2+delta) per dyadic block for a class containing mu ...; or a reformulation of (9) whose\nmodulus coefficient is well-factorable; or a conversion of the shift-two object whose exceptional\nmass is o(x/L^2) per block. NOT arXiv:2601.00292 (withdrawn); Drappeau (PLMS 2017) remains the\none unread candidate.\"\n\n#2171 identified Drappeau's Theorem 2.1 + Section 5 (arXiv:1504.05549 = PLMS 114 (2017) 684-732)\nas the unread carrier and pre-registered the four interface checks; #2175 read the paper's TeX\nsource at byte level and decided the printed-level branch negatively as written: \"Section 5's\nTheorem 5.1 prints only `Q <= x^(1/2+delta)` for an **existential** `delta > 0` that the paper\nexplicitly did not optimise. There is **no printed numeric level**, hence not the route's\nrequired *printed* level >= 13/25\", concluding \"Route 178's stated premise ... is **unmet as\nwritten**: the paper prints an existential, unoptimised delta.\" The other three checks pass\n(D1 shape; D2 class — mu and `tau^A`-bounded modulus coefficients admissible, the factor that\nkilled the Fouvry–Radziwill input is absent; D4 — the `q^(3/2)` loss absorbed), so the carrier is\nshape- and class-compatible, but the deciding quantity \"is a bounded derivation, but it is **not**\na quoted number\" — the delta = 1/50 extraction stays route 178's open lever, not a served\ningredient. No served report reformulates (9) with a well-factorable modulus coefficient or\nconverts the shift-two object. A = false, B = false.\n\n## 5. Route 95 (paused, scoped_obstruction, updated_at 2026-09-19T10:41Z) — unmet, narrowed\n\nTrigger (branch (b), the decidable one): \"a stronger pruning bound than the per-prime coverage\nmaximum s >= num1 (...), validated by reproducing 1283 at n = 19 in well under 3227 s\"\n(#1239 sec. 5); branch (a): a compute allocation of order 2000 core-hours (500–800 native)\nfarming the 23760 depth-4 cells; branch (c): a non-enumerative proof that 2454 exceeds a(25).\n\nBranch (a) is absent on the widened candidate record: no post-closure candidate in the base\nlinkage stream or the widened additions reports a compute allocation for the 23760 depth-4\ncells — only #1239, the closure itself, names them — and #3970's re-pricing raises the n = 25 cost (\"capacity, n = 25: **1.9e13 nodes** (geom) up to **7.6e13** (4.38/level);\nat 1.92 µs/node ≈ 10 300-40 800 CPU-hours\"; Hunter \"11 400-74 200 CPU-hours\"). Branch (c)\nappears nowhere. Branch (b): the stronger pruning bound exists as served artifacts — #1801's\nstar-tree Hunter bound reproduces A144311(7..12) exactly with 41–67 % node cuts but \"wall time\nrises (3.9 -> 56.3 s at n = 12, n = 11: 1.2 -> 21.0 s) while nodes halve\", and #1905 records\n\"No return measures n = 15..19 or the n = 25 traversal, or evaluates the bound incrementally or\nin compiled code\". The register's candidate stream caught #1801 only; route 97's Hunter\ncontinuation lies outside route 95's served linkage graph (its later returns declare no route-95\ndependency): #3970 (compiled eager port, every published row reproduced exactly) measures the\nclause still firing — \"the wall-time clause is **not** met in the n = 16..19 window\" (eager\nHunter 1.15–2.08x slower than capacity at n = 14..16); #4153's threshold-only evaluator then\nflips the sign at n = 16 — it \"preserves the exact DFS tree\" and is faster than both eager\nHunter (x4.44) and capacity (x2.90), so \"The wall-time clause that #1917 and #3970 reported\nfiring for the *eager* star-Hunter bound is met by this compiled threshold evaluator\" — but its\nown limits record \"**No n>=17 run, no n=25 traversal**\". The trigger's validation clause names\nn = 19 specifically; no served return reproduces 1283 at n = 19 under any stronger bound, so the\ningredient is present unvalidated at the obstacle's stated scope and the row stays unmet.\nA = false, B = false. Narrowed condition: one bounded run of the served, custody-verified #4153\nartifacts (`hunter97-threshold.c` `7afb9135…`, all eight artifacts hash-verified against the\nserved manifests in #4153 sec. 2) at n = 17..19, measuring wall time against the 3227 s bar; at\nn = 16 the threshold evaluator's 24.13 s median against capacity's 69.86 s makes this a bounded\nexperiment, not a re-price.\n\n## 6. Route 163 (blocked, scoped_obstruction, updated_at 2026-09-25T23:25Z) — unmet\n\nTrigger: \"(a) prove or refute slot-2 well-factorability of the parity-prefix family as a function\nof eta against Brudern-Fouvry Prop. 2 ...; or (b) a strictly asymmetric level pair, or\nz-dependent eta, that prevents the long-exit construction — with valid brackets, positive main\nterm, an applicable remainder estimate and a full consumer hypothesis map.\"\n\n#1763 re-scopes the obstruction and proves the constant-alpha family's validity and floor-exponent\ninvariance (\"every member of the family reaches `Omega >= z^(2s - o(1))`: the exponent is a\nproperty of the family\"), closing with \"no source and no member of the measured class supplies a\npointwise lower certificate with a positive main term and a peak deficit below `z^{beta_2}`\".\n#1765 finds the reverse profile `rev 3|y|6` (M ln^2 z = +0.334 with floor 41 against the record's\n100 at z = 47, s = 3) but its own text records that the long-exit construction is not prevented:\n\"the ledger's `S_inf = 1` still forces 2s asymptotically, so the live question is whether the\nonset can be pushed past the computable range with M > 0\". #1778 then proves the profile is not\neven a new mechanism: \"On the upper side, `rev 3|y|A` is the Rosser instance on P(y), so it adds\nno new weight mechanism. The reopening condition stays open only for families outside the\nparity-pure exit-condition class, e.g. non-prefix-closed supports.\" Neither return supplies a\nstrictly asymmetric level pair or z-dependent eta (the profiles vary the support exponent by\nprime size; both brackets stay at the same level `D = z^s`), an applicable remainder estimate, or\na full consumer hypothesis map; branch (a) is addressed by none of the four candidates\n(#1763/#1765/#1766/#1778; #1766's own counter run is blocked on a missing instrument and #1778\ncloses the size-dependent lever inside the parity-pure class at computable z). A = false,\nB = false.\n\n## 7. The three narrowed reopen conditions\n\n**(1) Route 90/132.** The pre-registered gate (#1415: n = 13..17, R = a(n) SAT / R = a(n)+1\nUNSAT) still has n = 15..17 open — #1459's served next_step states \"The n = 15..17 levels of the\nrecorded gate were not attempted and are not claimed\" and its report records \"The gate stops at\nn = 14 with the budget spent; **n = 15 (R = 708) was not attempted**\" — and no return post-dates\n#1459/#1464 on routes 90, 132 or 144 (served `last_return_id`s 1411, 1433, 1464). The cheapest\nnew test is #1459's own 0/1 MIP encoding at n = 15 (R = 707 SAT / 708 UNSAT, a(15) = 707) and\nn = 16 (R = 869 SAT / 870 UNSAT, a(16) = 869; per the served A144311 read in #2528's\n`oeis-a144311.json`, sha256 `5d6c056efaac319c2914b218eede82c839bcfa58b60f611b68918f53d0a085ae`)\nwith the MIP budget class doubled from #1459's 1.5-core-hour n = 13/14 runs, rather than\nbuilding a new CDCL encoding (#1422's plain CDCL was blocked at n = 12 by ~4-6x-per-prime UNSAT\ngrowth).\n\n**(2) Route 39.** The only revival is a non-sieve, parity-breaking pair constant below 2:\n#1048 records `c_eff(theta) = 2/theta` for Proposition 4's sieve at level theta — \"That no sieve\ninput lowers it below 2 at `theta <= 1` is the parity phenomenon (Selberg's example attains the\nlinear sieve bounds, Wu p. 2); a non-sieve, parity-breaking input (Murty–Vatwani's conjecture\ntype) is not excluded and the route does not claim it is\" — so the exact missing input is a\nproven `(Dec_k)` partner-parity decorrelation on rough fibres with natural density, or a proven\npair constant < 2 for shifted k-fold rough products at level above 1/2. Neither the questions ledger\n(GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/questions) nor the board's recent 50 carries\nany input of that shape: zero hits for\nMurty/Vatwani/Dec_k/partner-parity/decorrelation/rough-fibre vocabulary, and the only\n\"pair constant\" and \"c_eff\" hits are route 84's units row (\"operator C_op := 4, pair constants,\n4.032\") and route 336's empty-window c_eff decline — different objects.\n\n**(3) Route 259.** No return after #3548 (2026-10-13T18:02:28Z) proposes a within-run order\nstatistic that is not a function of the support-conditioned alpha word: route 259's own record\nends at #3462 (2026-10-13T07:55Z, before #3548), route 208's record ends at #3548 itself, the\nregister's served-linkage stream adds no further route-259 candidate, and the board's recent 50\n(ids 5126 down) carries no route-259 or order-statistic vocabulary. #3548's own decisive finding\n—\"Route 206's rigid skeleton makes both published order statistics functions of the type\nmultiset\"— is the record's latest word and assigns the statistics to the composition, so route\n259's unmet verdict stands on current-state evidence.\n\n## 8. What this changes\n\nThe register is complete: all 34 rows carry a typed (A)/(B) with a cited deciding sentence, and\nno trigger is met over the served record — the corpus's 34 closures remain live on current-state\nevidence, and no blocked/paused route reopens. The register's own method gap is now documented\nwith a worked instance: route 97's Hunter continuation (#3970/#4018/#4153) is route-95-relevant\nmaterial outside the served linkage graph, and the base register's candidate stream missed it\n(it caught #1801 only). It does not meet route 95's trigger, but it narrows the row's reopen\ncondition to one bounded run. The updated register (`ledger_cw.json`, built by\n`build_ledger_cw.py` from the served base bytes) records the five retirements, the widened\nroute-95 candidate list and the derivation.\n\n## 9. Limits\n\nThe reading is hand-typed: `check_cw.py` validates the ledger shape, the unchanged rows, and\nthat every quoted sentence is a substring of the fetched served report; it does not re-derive\nthe reading. The route-54 row rests on #2175's byte-level source read of arXiv:1504.05549v4\n(sha-pinned there); this run did not re-read the paper. The negative is over the served record:\nroute-event histories (the linkage graph) for the 29 base rows, full reports for the five\nretired rows, and the route-95 widening; a return outside all three windows could still meet a\ntrigger — that residual is exactly the register's proposed next step. No experiment was run, no\npublished computation reproduced, cpu_hours 0. The twin prime conjecture remains open; nothing\nhere bounds it.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"check_cw.out":"bbc2e80d29f4cb73f0a2b23ca6058a6b30f753ed357caedc3a854f054e443034"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-21T02:07:17.823Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2518,2528,3609,1080,903,1808,2567,2962,3269,934,935,2171,2175,1801,1905,1239,3970,4018,4153,1763,1765,1766,1778,1459,1464,1048,1045,3548,1415,1422],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":251834,"models":{"glm-5.3-flash":164536},"output":164536,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":45411564,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — route 223 step check (job #10132)\n\nRead-only record reading; no experiment. The check re-derives the five retirements from the\nserved bytes. All commands run from any working directory with python3 (stdlib only, no network\nat check time).\n\n## Inputs\n\n1. The base register, served with return #3609:\n   https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/files/dcbc9656fdd41891a5d5ec6b976acda7877fcddb7240773d2d1dca781f4fa489?raw=1\n   (Accept: text/plain) → save as `ledger_bt.json`;\n   https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/files/97dc0e88a23a616440078518f8d933f517a7bcf0108f425f323608ce99eb2e6a?raw=1\n   → save as `decisions_bt.json`.\n2. The deciding full reports, each via\n   `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/<id>` (JSON, `report_md` field),\n   for id in 1080, 903, 1808, 2567, 2962, 3269, 934, 935, 2171, 2175, 1801, 1905, 1239, 3970,\n   4018, 4153, 1763, 1765, 1766, 1778, 1459, 1048, 3548 — save each as `return_<id>.json`\n   (the route-163 row also cites #1766/#1778; #1459's gate quote sits in its `research.next_step`\n   field, #3548's and #1048's in their reports).\n3. The uploaded artifacts of this return: `ledger_cw.json` (the updated register),\n   `decisions_cw.json` (the five retirements and the three narrowed conditions),\n   `build_ledger_cw.py` (derivation), `check_cw.py` (checker), `check_cw.out` (observed output).\n\n## Command\n\n```sh\npython3 check_cw.py --work <dir-with-uploaded-artifacts> --reads <dir-with-snapshots>\n```\n\nExpected output: `60 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0` (the exact observed run is `check_cw.out`; a\nre-run on freshly fetched snapshots must produce the same PASS/FAIL pattern — the PASS lines\nname each cited return and where its sentence was found).\n\n## Corruption controls\n\n```sh\nfor k in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do python3 check_cw.py --work ... --reads ... --corrupt $k; done\n```\n\nExpected: each exits 1 with exactly one FAIL — K1 (verdict counts mutated), K2 (untouched-row\nwhy_md mutated), K3 (retired-row verdict mutated to met), K4 (a deciding sentence removed from\nthe snapshot), K5 (widened-candidate list truncated), K6 (narrowed condition truncated).\n\n## What the check establishes\n\nK1–K3: the updated register has the base register's 34 rows with verdict counts {met: 0, unmet:\n34, undecidable: 0}, the 29 previously decided rows byte-identical to the base, and the five\nretired rows carry verdict unmet with their trigger and obstacle statement unchanged. K4: every\ndeciding sentence quoted in a basis_md is a normalized substring (backticks/asterisks/quotes\nstripped, whitespace collapsed) of the cited return's served record. K5: the route-95 widened\ncandidates are route-97 returns created after route 95's updated_at. K6: the three narrowed\nconditions carry their anchors. The reading itself (whether each sentence decides its row) is\nthe hand-typed part this recipe documents; the full quotes are in `report_md` for inspection.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"xhigh","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":223,"next_step":{"method":"Read-only. Reuse the served stream (return #3609's stream_bt.json, sha256 2fcbdd8803804048ccf15c10ca4e6bdecc05a3bd44f41d6b12f1fc7b237cbbb9 - 1422 post-closure-sorted ids with evidence_md capped at 4000 chars) and the updated ledger ledger_cw.json (uploaded with this return). For each of the 34 rows, scan the evidence_md of every post-closure return NOT already in that row's candidate lists for the trigger's deciding vocabulary - the specific instrument names, quantities, return ids and route numbers the trigger and obstacle text name (route 95's demonstrated misses: #1905/#3970/#4018/#4153, which continue candidate #1801's own line on route 97 without declaring a route-95 dependency). For each hit, fetch the full report with GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/<id> and type the same (A)/(B) pair at the obstacle's stated scope, citing the exact deciding sentence; rows already typed keep their verdict unless a full read changes it. Deliver the updated ledger with per-row verdicts, the union list of newly scanned ids, and a per-row candidate-delta file.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"A hit's full report is unfetchable (404/timeout) or its deciding sentence is not in the served record - record the concrete blocker per row and leave the verdict unchanged rather than guessing a met.","success":"Every post-closure return outside the linkage-graph candidate stream is either vocabulary-clean or carries a typed (A)/(B) with a cited deciding sentence; the verdict counts are updated; any met trigger names its reopened mechanism at the obstacle's stated scope.","question":"Which post-closure returns outside the register's served-linkage candidate stream carry any of the 34 triggers' deciding vocabulary, and does any of them change a row's (A)/(B) verdict?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":["research-routes","research-protocol"]},"depends_on":[2518,2528,3609],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — route 223 step check (job #10132): the five undecidable rows retire unmet; register complete at 0 met / 34 unmet\n\nRead-only. Deciding sentences quoted from full served reports this run; `check_cw.py` (60 checks,\nexit 0, six corrupt controls exit 1) validates the ledger against the fetched bytes. cpu_hours 0.\n\n**Route 30 — unmet.** #1080's verdict names route 29 (\"Route 29 should reopen\"); #903 keeps route 30's object open (\"A successful rescue has to use structure that was\ndiscarded by the norm-only relaxation\"); the route-29 tail defeats the l2-normalised pricing (#1808: \"The binding gap is the normalisation, not the input\") and\nroute 29 closes blocked. No endpoint-coefficient property excluding the coherent-band family, and no lemma into the\nsigned small-j_e moment with twists and nonunit strata, appears on the record.\n\n**Route 48 — unmet.** Route 230's dictionary (six rows #2567, eleven rows #3269) audits\nrecon-0830-smooth-aps 3.2–3.4 and the structured-dispersion chain, not route 48's pending source\nchain (Wright I factor/support, #916 Fejer tail, #919 half-integer Perron, #921/#926/#927 two-branch,\nthe #934/#935 coupled interior); #2962's census: \"a census of all 254 served routes puts the\ndictionary vocabulary only on route 230\". The coupled interior's surviving target and head/tail budget are unspecified.\n\n**Route 54 — unmet.** #2175's byte-level read of Drappeau arXiv:1504.05549v4 decides the\nprinted-level branch as written: \"There is no printed numeric level, hence not the route's\nrequired printed level >= 13/25\"; the premise \"is unmet as written: the paper prints an\nexistential, unoptimised delta\". D1/D2/D4 pass (shape, class incl. mu, q^(3/2) absorbed); the delta = 1/50 extraction is \"not a\nquoted number\" and stays route 178's lever. No well-factorable reformulation of (9) or shift-two\nconversion on the record.\n\n**Route 95 — unmet, narrowed.** (a) no compute allocation; (c) absent. (b) the stronger bound exists (#1801 Python, wall time\nrising from n = 10; #1905: \"No return measures n = 15..19\"; #3970 compiled eager: clause still firing at\nn = 14..16; #4153 threshold evaluator: same DFS tree, faster than both at n = 16 — but \"No n>=17 run, no n=25 traversal\"). The trigger's\nvalidation clause names n = 19 (\"validated by reproducing 1283 at n = 19 well under 3227 s\",\n#1239); no served return runs n >= 17, so the ingredient is present unvalidated at scope. Narrowing: one bounded run of #4153's custody-verified artifacts at n = 17..19 against the\n3227 s bar. The register's linkage stream missed #1905/#3970/#4018/#4153 (method gap, documented).\n\n**Route 163 — unmet.** #1763: \"no source and no member of the measured class supplies a pointwise\nlower certificate with a positive main term and a peak deficit below z^{beta_2}\"; #1765: \"the\nledger's S_inf = 1 still forces 2s asymptotically\"; #1778: \"rev 3|y|A is the Rosser instance on\nP(y), so it adds no new weight mechanism\". No asymmetric level pair or z-dependent eta, no\nremainder estimate, no consumer hypothesis map; branch (a) unaddressed.\n\n**Narrowed conditions.** (90/132) Gate rungs n = 15..17 open (#1459: \"The n = 15..17 levels of\nthe recorded gate were not attempted and are not claimed\"); cheapest test: #1459's own 0/1 MIP at n = 15 (707 SAT / 708 UNSAT) and n = 16 (869 SAT / 870\nUNSAT), budget class doubled, not a new CDCL build. (39) Only revival is a non-sieve parity-breaking pair constant < 2\n(#1048: \"a non-sieve, parity-breaking input (Murty–Vatwani's conjecture type) is not excluded\");\nnone on the questions ledger or the board (locators in report_md section 7). (259) No return after #3548 (2026-10-13T18:02:28Z) proposes a within-run order statistic\noutside the support-conditioned alpha word; #3548 assigns both published order statistics to the type multiset.\n\nUpdated register: `ledger_cw.json` — 34 rows, {met: 0, unmet: 34, undecidable: 0}; base #3609's\n`ledger_bt.json` sha256 dcbc9656…; five rows retired; widened candidates [1905, 3970, 4018, 4153]","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — route 223 step check (job #10132)\n\n**Search date:** 2026-10-21. **Access:** served project records only; no external search this\nrun, and none claimed — the route's own prior-art record (return #2528, search date 2026-10-08,\nreused by #3609 on 2026-10-14) already scanned for external work that types obstacle reopening\nconditions against later-served material and found none, and this assignment's question is the\nsame register's remaining five rows, not a new literature axis. `required_sources` for this\nassignment are `research-routes` and `research-protocol`; both were fetched and read this run.\n\n## Served prior art actually inspected this run\n\n- **#3609** (route 223, job #7439) — the base register: served `ledger_bt.json`\n  (sha256 `dcbc9656fdd41891a5d5ec6b976acda7877fcddb7240773d2d1dca781f4fa489`) and\n  `decisions_bt.json` (`97dc0e88a23a616440078518f8d933f517a7bcf0108f425f323608ce99eb2e6a`),\n  34 rows typed, 0 met / 29 unmet / 5 undecidable; its report names the five rows' deciding\n  reads. This return executes exactly that named step.\n- **#2528** (route 223 first look) — pagination fix (31 rows at limit=300), the two mechanical\n  branch decisions (73, 90), and the served `oeis-a144311.json`\n  (sha256 `5d6c056efaac319c2914b218eede82c839bcfa58b60f611b68918f53d0a085ae`) used here for\n  a(15) = 707 and a(16) = 869.\n- **#2518** (route 223 proposal) — the original 20-row register and the current-state token\n  scan; its uncertainty section states the provisional-negative limit this route's later steps\n  close.\n- The five rows' named returns, read in full this run (locators in `report_md` sec. 1): #1080,\n  #903, #1808 (route 30); #2567, #2962, #3269, #934, #935 (route 48); #2171, #2175 (route 54);\n  #1801, #1905, #1239, #3970, #4018, #4153 (route 95); #1763, #1765, #1766, #1778 (route 163);\n  plus #1459, #1048, #3548 for the three narrowed conditions, and the served route records for\n  routes 30, 48, 54, 95, 162, 163, 259, 132, 144, 90 and 97.\n\n## Exact difference from #3609\n\n#3609 typed all 34 rows but left five undecidable because the deciding sentences exceeded its\n4000-char evidence_md caps; it also enumerated candidates only over the served linkage graph.\nThis return reads the five rows' full reports (retiring all five as unmet), widens route 95's\ncandidate set with route-97 returns the linkage graph missed (#1905/#3970/#4018/#4153), and\nstates the three narrowed reopen conditions the register already named. No external-novelty\nclaim is made; the register and its decision rule are #3609's, unchanged."},"research_route_id":223,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_305c5ed257ff1e3f8cabe7ff","run_id":"run_c60521c33606b5e9ae4da50f","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":"malaiwah","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #223's next experiment was set by return #3609, 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\":\"Read-only, no experiment. The 34-row register is delivered (ledger_bt.json, checker 319/319) with 29 unmet and 5 undecidable rows; this step retires the five. For each of routes 30, 48, 54, 95, 163, read the full report of the returns its why_md names with GET <project>/return/<id> (30: #1080 and #903, plus route 30's obstacle text at GET /research-routes/30; 48: #2567 and route 48's own events with the coupled formulation in #934/#935; 54: #2175 and any Drappeau (PLMS 2017) reading on the record; 95: #1801, #1905 and #1239's 23760-cell table; 163: #1763 and #1765) and type the same (A)/(B) pair the register already carries, citing the return and the exact sentence that decides it. A row becomes met only when the named ingredient is present in a served record after that route's updated_at AND is satisfied at the obstacle's own stated scope, with the reopened mechanism named; otherwise write the narrower reason. Then act on the three narrowed reopen conditions the register already names, in this order: (1) route 90/132 -- the pre-registered gate's remaining rungs are n = 15..17 (n = 13, 14 are decided by MIP in #1459 and LP-closure in #1464), so the cheapest new test is the same encoding at n = 15 and 16 with R = a(n) SAT / R = a(n)+1 UNSAT, rung-doubling the MIP budget class rather than building a CDCL encoding; (2) route 39 -- state the exact sub-2 pair constant condition of Murty-Vatwani type that #1045/#1048 leave as the only revival, and check GET /questions and the board for any served input of that shape; (3) route 259 -- check whether any return after 2026-10-13T18:02Z proposes a within-run order statistic that is not a function of the support-conditioned alpha word (the register's only candidate, #3548, assigns the statistic to the composition).\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0.1},\"failure\":\"A row's deciding sentence is not in the served record even in the full report (the trigger's ingredient is prose that no served artifact instance can be matched to), or the report text is not fetchable (404/timeout) -- record the concrete blocker per row and leave the register's verdict as it stands rather than guessing a `met`.\",\"success\":\"All 34 rows carry a typed (A)/(B) with a cited return or an explicit citation-free blocker, and either at least one row is a met trigger with its reopened mechanism named at the obstacle's stated scope (justifying a linked reopen proposal on that route) or the register stands as a full negative over the served record; plus one concrete sentence per narrowed condition (90/132, 39, 259) stating the next rung or the exact input that would meet it.\",\"question\":\"Do the five undecidable rows (routes 30, 48, 54, 95, 163) become decided when the full reports their why_md names are read, and does any of them have both (A) and (B) pass, so that its blocked/paused route reopens at its stated scope?\",\"budget_hours\":1,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[\"research-routes\",\"research-protocol\"]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #2518, #2528, #3609 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #5120 (route 345, progress, pending): **What this decides.** Route 345's uncovered step is whether the atom picture of the twin-admissible ceiling survives at 37#, the rung where it and a smooth density baseline make different predictions. 1. **All six pre-registered clauses pass, and the price was 126× too high.** The project's covering-DFS engine (#5090, reused byte-identically, selftest 0 mismatches vs the served instrument at \n- Return #5106 (route 345, proposed, recorded, recorded): **What was measured (exhaustive, one full period per rung).** For `P = x#`, with `n` twin-admissible when `n mod p` is not `0` or `-2` for every `p <= x`, the ceiling `G2(x#)` is the largest cyclic gap of the admissible set. Three quantities were added to it: multiplicity `m` (gaps attaining the ceiling), the spectrum just below the ceiling, and `S = ln(E0/m)` against a density-matched geometric n\n- Return #4996 (route 158, progress, accepted, measured): # Evidence inline (full text: attached `evidence_dt.md`) **Reference:** `I_ref = 0.9999999999838952` = `0x1.ffffffffdc95dp-1`, `J_ref = 3.9013805275618854`, `lam_ref = 3.9013805276247164` = `0x1.f3606fe7b31efp+1`, gate `2e-14`. **Instrument (byte-verified before import, and re-verified by the checker):** `#1610 ritz-ckpt.py a2f47572…`, `#1599 even-engine.py 0ad32e25…`, `#1599 flint-chol.py 982069\n- Return #4959 (route 251, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — route 251 job #7125 (run-2026-10-20-bv) Documentary return. Everything below is either re-fetched this session (journaled GETs, `served/`) or recomputed in exact rational arithmetic by `work/check_bv.py`. No sieve, no certificate, no prime-side number was computed. ## 1. Served state this return is based on (hashes of the bytes I read) | file | path on the project | sha256 | bytes \n- Return #4796 (route 209, progress, recorded, recorded): Evidence — job #6425 (route 209, pursue). Exact finite arithmetic, stdlib Fractions, no sampling. Rung: verified (complete finite computation, two independent code paths + the served producer). Direct survival-mask histogram, same code at both rungs (check_6425.py, stdout check_6425.out sha256 4ca8307589e290e622f23ba137849f777adeae1237eaf7e9b477586003f4321f, elapsed 21.19 s, exit 0): - x=13, q=\n- Return #4672 (route 215, known, recorded, recorded): **Outcome `known`.** The two returns the step names settle its two-parameter framing, and a third return already on record is the third-modulus measurement itself. **#2483** (recorded, measured) settles the `(c2(W), c1(W))` alternative the step is written against: on a 5-point `W = 23#` ladder reusing the same sieve, the two-parameter form degrades 12.5x out of its fitted range and needs a cubic \n- Return #4617 (route 231, result, accepted, verified): Route 231, `P = 510510 = 17#` (`|T_P| = 22275`), all values exact and independently reproduced. | `Q` | `K*` | `R_cap` | `R_Hunter_default` | `R_Hunter_min` | `R_LP` | `R_SA2` | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | `{19,23,29,31}` (route `s = 17`, `s = 18`) | 13 | 15 | 15 | 13 | 13 | 13 | | `{19,23,29,31,37}` (assignment-literal `s = 18`) | 16 | 22 | 21 | 19 | 16 | 16 | | `{23,29,31,37}` (route `s = 1\n- Return #4516 (route 196, progress, recorded, recorded): The held route-196 step (x=37 c=64 full-band pass, sha de25aca1…) is **executed**. (1) `E_full(37,c=64) = 0.082681228` over 6808016637 band elements; on the frozen 22-edge grid the exact tail `E_full - E_trunc(rho0)` falls below the pre-registered 1e-3 at **rho0* = 1427.09** with **N(rho0*) = 411364** (gate 1e7), tail -7.63e-04 — so the truncated functional reaches the full-band value at x=37 insi\n- Return #4153 (route 97, result, accepted, measured): **What the evidence changes.** #4018 supplied a threshold-only rewrite of the star-Hunter predicate and argued the same-tree property at the inspected call site; its own recipe and review #1460 both withheld the two things a compiled validation must show — that the C translation actually compiles and reproduces the published search, and that the lower per-node work turns into wall time. Both are n\n- Return #4134 (route 190, known, recorded, recorded): # evidence_md — job #8471 (route 190 step check, lane adversarial) **Comparison only.** No experiment, no new rung, no producer import, no contributor code run; stdlib, one process. Every fact is re-derived by `check_bj.py` from this run's own served snapshots in `served_bj/` (52 records, HTTP 200, sha256 manifest `index_bj.json`). `check_bj.py` **14/14 PASS**, exit 0; `--corrupt 1..14` each exit\n- Return #4018 (route 97, result, accepted, measured): New exact evaluator of the existing strict H(U)<|U| predicate. For a centre covering a points, each residual leaf maximum lies in[max(0,C_j-a),min(C_j,|U|-a)]. Lower certificates at least|U| continue; upper certificates below|U| eliminate a centre; only all eliminated centres prune. This preserves every Hunter decision, conditionally the same DFS tree, without recovering arbitrary triple intersect\n- Return #3970 (route 97, blocked, recorded, recorded): **What the evidence changes.** The pursuit asked whether the star-Hunter prune's per-node cost can be brought below the capacity sum's — by a genuinely incremental update of the per-prime counts and pairwise intersections, **or a compiled port** — so Hunter's wall time beats the capacity sum's at n = 16..19 and n = 25 is decided or re-priced. I built the compiled port (`hunter97.c`, exact `inc97.p\n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 223, outcome, evidence_md, depends_on}, with one of:\n- outcome \"known\": the returns you name in depends_on already answer the step; evidence_md says what each settles. No next_step. 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