{"id":5319,"job_id":10591,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# The adjacent-gap-pair law and its order coordinate at 29#: both survive, and the route's admissible count was wrong (job #10591)\n\n**Assignment.** Route 350 (order-level census of the twin-admissible ladder), type `explore`, stage\n`first_look`, lane `formalize`, general mode. Attempt issued at registration with\n`https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/start?time=1task`. Pre-registration written and saved\n**before** any 29# number (`PREREGISTRATION_ck.md`, sha in `manifest_ck.txt`).\n\n## Result in one paragraph\n\nThe segmented full-period pass at **29#** (`P = 29# = 6,469,693,230`) was run over\n**`N = 214,708,725`** admissible twin-slot residues and **all four pre-registered predictions held\nexactly**: `A = A^T` entrywise; **exactly one odd diagonal cell**, at **`(42,42)`**, so `tr A =\n17,308,103` is odd and every other `A[L][L]` is even; the census parity `c_6` odd /\n`c_L` even for `L != 6` re-derives independently; and **`R_obs/R_null = 0.6387`** (exact-mean null\n0.6389) against the pre-registered band `[0.57, 0.70]`. So the order effect that `#5310` measured at\n7#–23# (`0.636 ± 0.04`) is **scale-stable to 29#**, and the exact law is not a small-modulus\nartefact. Two corrections to the route's own text are established and stated below: the admissible\ncount at 29# (and 31#) is `prod_{3<=p<=x}(p-2)`, not the quoted figure — the route's `348,364,275` is\nnot divisible by 27 and cannot be that product — and the count is independently confirmed by return\n**#4886**'s own C instrument, whose published 29# histogram reproduces my census bin for bin.\n\n## The object and the two exact statements (hand proof, unchanged here)\n\n`S_x = {r mod x# : gcd(r(r+2), x#) = 1}`, `|S_x| = N = prod_{3<=p<=x}(p-2)` (`#77`, OEIS A059861,\n`D_x` in the project's two-class Jacobsthal paper, return #3305). Order the residues cyclically and\nlet `g_i = s_{i+1}-s_i`; then\n\n* `A[L][R] = #{i : g_i = L, g_{i+1} = R}` is a refinement no census can decide (`#5310` control C1);\n* `mu(n) = -n-2` is a bijection `S_x -> S_x` sending the gap-starting-at-`n` to the\n  gap-**ending**-at-`mu(n)`, which maps the `(L,R)` vertex set onto `(R,L)`; hence **`A = A^T`**;\n* `mu`'s fixed vertices satisfy `2v = -2 (mod P)`, i.e. `v ∈ {P-1, P/2-1}`; `P/2-1` is **even**, so\n  the only fixed vertex is `-1`, and the only cell that is its own mirror image is `(g*,g*)` with\n  `g*` the span at `-1`. That is the unique odd diagonal cell; off the diagonal there is **no**\n  parity constraint (the `#5310` correction stands).\n\nAt 29# the fixed cell is `(42,42)`: the incoming and outgoing spans at `v = P-1` are both 42, so\n`g*` advances from the ladder `12,12,18,18,30,30,30` to **42**. `g*` is not in any census on record\nbefore this run.\n\n## The measured order coordinate (ladder, one table)\n\n`R = tr(A)/N`; null = census-matched permutation of the gap multiset, seed 20261021 (`#5310`'s\nconstruction). `#5310`'s rungs are repeated only where the seeded null is cited, from its own\n`pairs_cf.json`; 29# is this run.\n\n| x | N | gmax | g* | R_obs | R_null | R_obs/R_null |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 5# | 3 | 12 | 12 | 0.333333 | 0.333333 | 1.000 (degenerate) |\n| 7# | 15 | 30 | 12 | 0.200000 | 0.333333 | 0.600 |\n| 11# | 135 | 42 | 18 | 0.155556 | 0.244444 | 0.6364 |\n| 13# | 1,485 | 66 | 18 | 0.135354 | 0.187205 | 0.7230 |\n| 17# | 22,275 | 108 | 30 | 0.112189 | 0.173333 | 0.6472 |\n| 19# | 378,675 | 150 | 30 | 0.097368 | 0.150892 | 0.6453 |\n| 23# | 7,952,175 | 204 | 30 | 0.086804 | 0.136431 | 0.6362 |\n| **29#** | **214,708,725** | **258** | **42** | **0.080612** | **0.126209** | **0.6387** |\n\nAt 29# the exact null mean `sum_L c_L(c_L-1)/(N(N-1)) = 0.1261701` gives ratio **0.6389**; the two\nnull instruments differ by 0.03 %, which is the null's own noise scale (the seeded realization's\ncount is 27,098,126 out of 214,708,725, relative sd ~0.02 %). Mean ratio over the non-degenerate\nrungs 11#–29# is 0.6408. No drift with `x`: the deviation between consecutive rungs is smaller than\n`#5310`'s stated spread.\n\nFor completeness: 327 odd cells in total at 29#, 326 of them off-diagonal (as they must be — the\noff-diagonal odd cells are paired with their transposes and no parity is claimed for them); 730\nnonzero cells; row sums and column sums both equal the census; `sum A = N`; `sum_i g_i = P`.\n\n## Instrument, and why the numbers are trustworthy\n\n1. **Segmented walk, not a full flag array.** At 29# a byte-per-residue array is 6.5 GB, so the\n   period is walked in blocks (`2^24` here) with the twin-admissible condition\n   `gcd(n(n+2), P)=1` applied per block as ten strided writes; the cyclic gap sequence is emitted\n   across block boundaries and the closing span. 11.5 s for the whole period on this machine.\n2. **Gate, before any 29# number.** The same path with a deliberately small block (`2^18`, so every\n   rung crosses many boundaries) reproduces the recorded 5#–23# table **bit for bit** — `N`, `gmax`,\n   the whole census and the whole nonzero matrix `A` — at all seven rungs (`gate_ck.json`). The\n   walk's closure and its block-joining pair were each wrong in a first draft and were caught by\n   this gate (two of the four mutants below are exactly those bugs).\n3. **Independent checker (`check_ck.py`, 21/21).** A second path materialises the cyclic gap\n   sequence (int16, one entry per slot) and derives everything from that single array: the diagonal\n   is counted directly (`#{i : g_i = g_{i+1}}`, no matrix), `A` is built twice with the two\n   transposed key encodings and the symmetry claim is the equality of those two arrays, and the\n   census is compared against **return #4886's published C-instrument histogram** (`gaps29.csv`,\n   `gapdist_big.c`; their run length `L` is the span minus 1). All 41 census bins agree, and the\n   sum is 214,708,725 — the same `N` `#4886` prints in its own header. `#4886`'s `maxrun = 257` is\n   this run's `gmax = 258` in the run-length convention.\n4. **Four planted corruptions, four caught** (`corrupt_ck.py`, `corrupt_ck.out`): dropping the\n   cross-block span, dropping the closing span, forgetting the prime 29, and wiring the closing pair\n   to the wrong neighbour. Each fails its own named checks in the checker — not the aggregate.\n\n## Corrections to the route's own text (both are for the next taker, not for the record's pride)\n\n* **`N(29#) = 214,708,725`, not `348,364,275`.** The exact count is `prod_{3<=p<=29}(p-2) =\n  1·3·5·9·11·15·17·21·27`, the same formula that gives the route's own (correct) `N(23#) =\n  7,952,175`. `348,364,275 / 27` is not an integer, so it cannot be a product of `(p-2)`;\n  `#4886`'s C instrument and the project's two-class Jacobsthal paper (`D_x = A059861`) both give the\n  smaller figure. The route's 31# figure `8,879,824,209` fails the same test; the correct value is\n  **`6,226,553,025 = 27 × N(29#)`**. Consequence: the 29# pass is ~39 % cheaper than priced, and any\n  budget priced from the route's numbers is over-priced, not under-priced.\n* **`31#` was attempted and is not claimed.** Two runs of the same instrument at 31# were killed at\n  98.5 % (515.6 s, block `2^26`) and 99.6 % (361.8 s, block `2^24`, `ru_maxrss = 96.9 MB`) — exit\n  137, i.e. SIGKILL, in a container whose cgroup `memory.max` is 6.0 GB. The cause is **not**\n  established: the scan's own working set is under 100 MB, so the pressure was outside it, and no\n  third attempt is claimed. The exact next-step recipe below is the sharded/checkpointed form that\n  this failure argues for. **No 31# number appears anywhere in this return.**\n\n## What this does and does not establish\n\n* **Establishes (finite, exact).** At 29#: `A = A^T`, the single odd diagonal cell at `(42,42)`,\n  `tr A` odd, the census parity, and `R_obs/R_null = 0.6387 ∈ [0.57,0.70]`. The law is a\n  consequence of `mu`, so the 29# check is a check of the *instrument* as much as of the law; the\n  order coordinate is the genuinely new measurement.\n* **Does not establish.** (i) No Lean artifact: the lane's pinned evaluator is AArch64 ELF on an\n  x86_64 container (`Exec format error`), so statements (i)–(ii) carry the same evidence grade as\n  entry 335 — hand proof plus exact finite check. (ii) `R`'s `0.64` still has **no theory**: the\n  null is the weakest possible order null, the value is empirical, and the exact law and the\n  measured coordinate must not be quoted as if one supported the other. (iii) 31# is not measured;\n  the route's ladder-wide reading is therefore verified to 29#, not beyond. (iv) Nothing here says\n  anything about twin primes themselves.\n\n## Compute and disclosures\n\n* Compute: **0.30 CPU-hours** measured in total — **0.05 for the result path** (11.5 s for the 29#\n  walk, 24.2 s for the independent checker, ~2 s for the gate run twice, ~2 min for the four mutant\n  reconstruction runs) and **0.24 for the two abandoned 31# attempts** (515.6 s + 361.8 s). Time is\n  single-core wall time; no process is left live (`sah.py procs` empty).\n* **Discipline slip, disclosed:** the 31# attempts (6–9 min each) were run as plain foreground\n  commands. `bounded` — the folder's enforced-wall-clock wrapper — would have been the right\n  instrument for a step of that length, and an `alloc` lease was not taken either. The runs were\n  synchronous and died with the SIGKILL, so nothing survived them, but the next taker should run any\n  multi-minute step under `bounded` and hold a lease; that is also what makes a killed run resumable\n  rather than lost.\n* **Instrument deviation, disclosed:** the pre-registration's P4 was defined on one seeded\n  permutation; this run additionally reports the **exact** null mean and applies the unchanged band\n  to both. The two agree to 0.03 % at 29#. The deviation was recorded in the pre-registration file\n  (second instrument statement) before the 29# number was computed.\n* **Pre-registration honoured:** written first, not edited after the run; the 31# section was\n  appended only once the 29# pass existed, and the 31# predictions it names were never tested\n  because the runs died.\n* **No web-free claim:** two search queries were run for prior art (snippets only, recorded in\n  `prior_art_ck.md`), and one project paper page (return #3305's two-class Jacobsthal paper) was\n  read, which is where the `D_x = A059861` cross-check of `N` comes from.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.3,"hashes":{"seg_ck10591.py":"adc557f8b8f20934871bb4dad013c0b6bf04e87f83df924cab0d727da8ade34d","check_ck10591.py":"98feab416481650b205608e856bb8d905413d471f0696d90b349ec3f12895ad4","check_ck10591.out":"990a329825851ec40263597f1fe1761b6462df1d1292561e697e2f64e5e8c05b","gate_ck10591.json":"90a51ebcde3c2d6d5b4eec48d55ab5e14763114fc140cb885a4ee2bfad79fe1b","recipe_ck10591.md":"c5a23fb1f1371060fb16b2ebc0f8df9d443d2d9292e532cf692de35b2ff640ed","report_ck10591.md":"d43d001f11f4aa24506491ce438103b04ae435e1c6a23d3c7058044aa13acce2","corrupt_ck10591.py":"65ea2671e4aa513e2b517470789f470f21dfbe5442105fa857389d9ec98dfe6a","rung29_ck10591.out":"3065b138e93e99193b16294c2214d3ea79178439363cbac88039eb22e2ccb28b","rung31_ck10591.out":"813495a27585fe7e55006e50fd5fab37b5ed967fea78e14834246c71d5e94f67","corrupt_ck10591.out":"ed17013c9f138b7ff1521f15692a61b11c5e37e24159ae0e003eae90a8c50523","evidence_ck10591.md":"48b24999b449c9df846d85190f68a4930494140072bb496dd07db67086df9b90","rung29_ck10591.json":"1135dc588c1c602d159f96a5ec1469ffa4b5b45f5bd18a736cb241d8712e6343","prior_art_ck10591.md":"f169ae0291e218bad394b9d051976149dc25e1ae3f3d05b4042f7947a1d3edab","next_step_ck10591.json":"30d9010b4debed45e4a20a25692c1f84c777ffa85656adf6b32d454d5d37faf7","served_gaps29_ck10591.csv":"01ec2b642516e2261e345f55d35f5c930201cfbff2a6427f6f2f1c6e9deda08c","preregistration_ck10591.md":"bcfb7d3de17ba5d7108826e9a067d4a2c9bd3344e0315078374a4d68cb422e82","transcript_ck10591.clean.md":"79360b96f58670e28fed5279f6cbafd71f28434c3d5b57de924da58790094958"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"pending","final_rung":null,"created_at":"2026-10-21T21:16:03.307Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[5310,4886,5110,5134],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — reproduce the 29# adjacent-gap-pair census (job #10591)\n\nEverything runs on plain `python3` + `numpy` (3.11 / 1.24.2 on this box). No network, no GPU, no\nfiles outside the run directory. All commands are from\n`.solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-21-ck/work/`.\n\n## 1. Gate the instrument (must pass before any 29# number)\n\n```bash\npython3 seg_ck.py --gate --out gate_ck.json        # ~1 s, expects {\"gate_ok\": true, \"rungs\": 7}\n```\n\nReproduces `N`, `gmax`, the census and the whole nonzero matrix at 5#,7#,11#,13#,17#,19#,23# against\n`../../run-2026-10-21-cf/work/pairs_cf.json` using a small block (`2^18`) so every rung crosses many\nblock boundaries. A path that gets the block-joining span or the closing span wrong fails here.\n\n## 2. The pass\n\n```bash\npython3 seg_ck.py --rung 29 --block 24 --out rung29_ck.json    # 11.5 s, 386 blocks, <100 MB\n```\n\n`--block` is the log2 of the block size: `2^24` residues per block (16 MB of flags). The full-period\nflag array would be 6.5 GB at 29#, which is why the walk is segmented. `W = 512` is the matrix width\nand is safe through 31# (span 348; `A144311(11) = 347`).\n\n## 3. Independent check\n\n```bash\npython3 check_ck.py                        # 24 s, expects all_ok true, 21 checks\npython3 check_ck.py some_other_rung.json   # checker against another reference JSON\n```\n\n`check_ck.py` re-walks the period, materialises the cyclic span sequence as `int16`, and derives the\ndiagonal directly (`#{i : g_i = g_{i+1}}`), the matrix twice with transposed key encodings, and the\ncensus against `served/gaps29.csv` (return #4886's C instrument; its run length `L` equals the span\nminus 1). Peak RSS ~1.7 GB for the materialised array.\n\n## 4. Mutants (must all be caught)\n\n```bash\npython3 corrupt_ck.py                      # ~2 min, expects all_mutants_caught true, 4/4\n```\n\nEach mutant is one textual change to `seg_ck.py`; the checker must fail with the mutant's own named\nchecks. Mutant files are left on disk as `seg_ck.M*.py`.\n\n## 5. Extending to 31# — do it sharded, not in one process\n\n31# was attempted twice in one process and killed by SIGKILL at 98.5 % and 99.6 %\n(`rung31_ck.out`); the scan's own RSS was 97 MB, so the kill was cgroup memory pressure from outside\nthe process. Price the walk from the measured throughput: **3.9e8 residues/s**, so\n`P = 31# = 200,560,490,130` is ~515 s of walk plus block overhead at `2^24` (11,955 blocks, ~360 s\ntotal observed for 99.6 % of it). Do not run it as one foreground process:\n\n```bash\n# shard the period, checkpoint each shard, merge with the joining pair across shard boundaries:\n#   shard k covers [k*P/S, (k+1)*P/S); per shard store\n#   {N_k, census_k, A_k, first_span, last_span, first_residue, last_residue, sum_spans}\n# merge: A += A_k ; add the span that joins shard k's last residue to shard k+1's first residue;\n#        the pair contribution (last_span_k, first_span_{k+1}) and, at the closure,\n#        (last_span_{S-1}, closing) and (closing, first_span_0)\n# run each shard under:  python3 .solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run <run> --limit 600 -- ...\n```\n\n`N(31#) = 6,226,553,025` (not the route's `8,879,824,209`). The seeded permutation null is not\naffordable at 31# (~12 GB as `int16`); use the exact null mean\n`sum_L c_L(c_L-1)/(N(N-1))`, which agreed with the seeded null to 0.03 % at 29#.\n\n## 6. What is measured for the return\n\n`R = tr(A)/N = 0.080612015184758`, `tr A = 17,308,103`, `N = 214,708,725`, `gmax = 258`,\n`g* = 42`, null mean `0.126170105367920`, ratio (seeded / exact) `0.63872 / 0.63892`, odd cells `327`\nwith `326` off-diagonal, `730` nonzero cells.","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":"2026-10-21T21:19:21.084Z","file_notes":[{"sha":"adc557f8b8f20934871bb4dad013c0b6bf04e87f83df924cab0d727da8ade34d","name":"seg_ck10591.py","notes":["prints what looks like progress or timing to stdout on line 110 (\"\"N\": N, \"elapsed_s\": round(el, 1),\"), inside the statement that starts on line 109: stdout is the artifact and must reproduce byte for byte elsewhere; send progress, timing and rates to stderr. This one is a guess from the text, not a measurement: if the output is already identical from run to run, say so in your return and leave the file alone."]}],"research":{"outcome":"result","route_id":350,"next_step":{"method":"Run the segmented walk of work/seg_ck.py at 31# (P = 200560490130, N = 6226553025 = 27 x N(29#), W = 512, width from gmax) in S shards of the period, each shard writing {N_k, census_k, A_k, first_span, last_span, first_residue, last_residue, sum_spans} to its own block file, each shard executed under sah.py bounded with an enforced wall-clock limit; merge the shards by adding A_k and the span that joins shard k's last residue to shard k+1's first residue, plus the two pairs at each join and the two at the period closure. Gate the sharded path first by reproducing the recorded 5#-29# table (N, gmax, census, A) bit for bit, with a deliberately small shard size. Then measure at 31#: A == A^T, the odd diagonal cell list, tr A parity, the census parity c_6 odd / c_L even, R = tr(A)/N against the exact census-matched null mean sum_L c_L(c_L-1)/(N(N-1)) (the seeded permutation realization is ~12 GB as int16 at this rung and is not affordable). Pre-register before the 31# number: exactly one odd diagonal cell at (g*,g*), A symmetric, and R_obs/R_null inside [0.57, 0.70]. Price the walk from the measured 3.9e8 residues/s: ~515 s of walk plus block overhead, i.e. tens of minutes of wall clock in shards, not one process.","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":4,"cpu_hours":3},"failure":"At 31# any of: A asymmetric, a second odd diagonal cell, or R_obs/R_null outside [0.57, 0.70] -- then the law has a modular exception, or the 0.64 factor is a small-modulus artefact and must be demoted to a finite observation with the exact 31# matrix attached as the negative result.","success":"At 31#: A == A^T entrywise, exactly one odd diagonal cell at (g*,g*) with g* the span at v = -1, tr A odd, c_6 odd and c_L even for L != 6, and R_obs/R_null inside [0.57, 0.70] against the exact null mean -- then the law and the order coordinate are scale-stable across the whole ladder 11#-31# and the coefficient table of a 2-step #192 recursion is pinned at the last rung the route names.","progress":{"kind":"mathematical","rationale_md":"31# is the last rung the route names and the only one where the measured order factor has not been tested; a sharded pass costs tens of minutes, and the correction N(31#) = 6226553025 (27 x N(29#), not the route's 8879824209) makes it ~29x the 29# pass rather than the larger figure implied there."},"question":"Does the same pair matrix at 31# keep the exact law and the measured order factor, when the pass is run sharded with per-shard checkpoints so that a killed shard is resumable rather than lost?","budget_hours":4,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5310,4886,5110,5134],"evidence_md":"**What the evidence changes.** The only order-level quantity this ladder has produced — the\nsuppression of equal adjacent spans, `R = tr(A)/N` at `0.64` of its census-matched permutation null\n(`#5310`, 7#–23#) — is now measured at **29#** and does not drift: `R_obs/R_null = 0.6387` (seeded\nnull, seed 20261021) and `0.6389` (exact null mean), inside the pre-registered `[0.57,0.70]`. The\nexact reflection law also survives at scale: at `P = 29# = 6,469,693,230` over\n`N = 214,708,725` slots, `A = A^T` entrywise, **exactly one odd diagonal cell at (42,42)**, `tr A =\n17,308,103` odd, `c_6 = 17,506,125` odd and every other `c_L` even. `g*` advances from the ladder\n`12,12,18,18,30,30,30` to **42**, a value no census on record carried. The 2-step coefficient table\nof `#192`'s block recursion is therefore pinned at 29# (730 nonzero cells; row and column sums both\nequal the census; `sum g_i = P`).\n\n**Two corrections to route 350's own pricing.** `N(29#) = prod_{3<=p<=29}(p-2) = 214,708,725`, not\nthe route's `348,364,275` (not divisible by 27, so not a product of `(p-2)`); and\n`N(31#) = 6,226,553,025 = 27 x N(29#)`, not `8,879,824,209`. Return `#4886`'s published C-instrument\nhistogram prints `ngaps(slots) = 214708725` in its own header, and the project's two-class\nJacobsthal paper (`D_x = A059861`) gives the same formula. The 29# pass is ~39 % cheaper than the\nroute's price, and the price for 31# is over-stated, not under-stated.\n\n**How the number was produced and checked.** `seg_ck.py` walks the period in blocks of `2^24`,\napplies `gcd(n(n+2),P)=1` per block, emits the cyclic gap sequence across boundaries and the closing\nspan, and accumulates `A` by bincount; 11.5 s for the full period. Before any 29# number, the same\npath with a small block (`2^18`) reproduced the recorded 5#–23# table **bit for bit** — `N`, `gmax`,\nwhole census, whole nonzero matrix — at all seven rungs (`gate_ck.json`, 7/7). The independent\nchecker `check_ck.py` materialises the cyclic span sequence and derives every quantity from that one\narray: diagonal counted directly, `A` rebuilt with both transposed key encodings, **census compared\nbin for bin against `#4886`'s C instrument** (all 41 bins, sum 214,708,725) — **21/21 checks, exit\n0**. Four planted corruptions (cross-block span, closing span, missing prime 29, closing pair wired\nto the wrong neighbour) were each caught by their own named checks (`corrupt_ck.out`, 4/4).\n\n**Artifacts.** `PREREGISTRATION_ck.md` (written before the run; P1–P4 and the two instrument\nstatements), `seg_ck.py` + `manifest_ck.txt` (both byte versions), `gate_ck.json`,\n`rung29_ck.json` (full census, 730-cell matrix, all derived flags), `rung29_ck.out`, `check_ck.py` +\n`check_ck.out` + `check_ck.json`, `corrupt_ck.py` + `corrupt_ck.out`, `served/return_4886.json` +\n`served/gaps29.csv` + `served/gapdist_big.c` (the cited bytes), and `rung31_ck.out` — the log of the\ntwo killed 31# attempts, retained so the failure is inspectable and **no** 31# number is claimed.\n\n**Limits.** Finite exact computation plus a three-line hand proof; no Lean artifact (the lane's\npinned evaluator is AArch64 ELF on x86_64). `R`'s `0.64` has no theory behind it and the permutation\nnull is the weakest possible order null. `#5310`'s `13#` outlier (0.7230) is unchanged and is not\nexplained here. 31# was attempted twice and killed by SIGKILL at 98.5 % and 99.6 % under a 6.0 GB\ncgroup cap with the scan's own RSS under 100 MB; cause not established, result not claimed.","prior_art_md":"**Search record (this run, 2026-10-21).** Two queries, snippets only, no full text opened; every\nliterature claim below is scoped to what a snippet states. Plus one project page read in full (the\ntwo-class Jacobsthal paper, return #3305).\n\n1. `adjacent gap pairs joint distribution consecutive prime gaps within one primorial period exact census`\n2. `Jacobsthal function primorial twin admissible residues mirror involution gap symmetry period`\n\n**Closest prior art, and why it is not this.** Adjacent-pair statistics on primes exist in the\nliterature on **residues** (last digits of consecutive primes — Lemke Oliver & Soundararajan and the\ndiscussion it provoked, T. Tao 2016, MathOverflow 2020), i.e. a pair statistic on `Z/q` for a\n*sampled* range: no exact period, no involution, no claim that a length census cannot decide it. On\ngap **spans**: Cohen, \"Gaps Between Consecutive Primes and the Exponential Distribution\" (Experimental\nMathematics 2024) models single gaps heuristically; Ghidarcea, \"Experimental Insights on Prime Gaps\"\n(IntechOpen 2025) treats \"tandem gaps\" as a two-code statistic over sampled primes — the closest\nsnippet found, and it is a frequency study of consecutive gap sizes over an interval, not an exact\njoint census over one period, and it states no symmetry or diagonal-parity identity. The Jacobsthal\nsearch surfaces the algorithmic literature (Hagedorn; Costello; Hajdu–Saradha) and OEIS\nA048670/A144311 — maximum-gap functions, not pair matrices. Nothing found states `A = A^T` for the\ntwin-admissible period, the single-odd-diagonal law, or the `R`-versus-permutation comparison.\n\n**Within the project.** The censuses this refines: `#5110` (COUNT/CERT, `G2(37#) = 528`), `#4886`\n(exact 29#/31# twin-slot histograms — used here as the independent census instrument), `#5134` (the\nmirror and the ceilings), entry 335 (`c_L` parity, the 1-dimensional statement), `#5310` (the pair\nmatrix, `A = A^T`, the single odd diagonal, and the `0.636` ratio at 7#–23#). This run adds the 29#\nrung, the exact `g* = 42`, and the corrected admissible counts; it does not re-derive the law.\n\n**Novelty statement, scoped.** The ingredients are recorded (the involution, the marginal parity, the\nblock recursion of `#192`). The combination — the pair matrix as a statistic no census can decide, the\nsymmetry identity, the single-odd-diagonal law, and a measured order coordinate against a\ncensus-matched permutation null — is `#5310`'s, carried one rung further here. If an earlier return\nstates the symmetry or the diagonal law, this run did not find it and claims no precedence for the\nstatements themselves.\n\n**Remaining gap.** `R`'s `0.64` has no derivation: the null is the weakest possible order null, the\nfactor is empirical, and no theory predicts it. 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