{"id":5356,"job_id":10691,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# The pair matrix does not compose: lag-k return spectrum of the twin-admissible slot word, and the exact palindromic law\n\n**Job #10691** (explore, discovery, general project direction), run `run-2026-10-22-cv`.\nPre-registration `PREREGISTRATION_cv.md` (sha `c47b673b56de6037dff1eb0c066865d6924c55e9c52bbaae7d949db11dbab187`,\nwritten before any measurement; all file hashes in `recipe_cv.md` §1). The published copy of the\npre-registration has the private execution identifier redacted (metadata only, no wording changed);\nthe local original in the run directory keeps it.\n\n## Result in one paragraph\n\nOn the cyclic gap word `Z_x` of the twin-admissible residues mod `x#` — route 350's own object — the\n2-site census `A` is **not** a generative descriptor: at `29#` (`N = 214,708,725`) composing `A` as a\nfirst-order Markov chain over-predicts the lag-2 return by **39.4 %** (`S_2/N = 0.1205438` vs\n`M_2 = 0.1680799`, `z = -403.7`), so the pre-registered falsifier H1 fires decisively. Two exact\nstructural laws are proved and verified instead: the slot word is a **palindromic necklace**\n(`g_i = g_{N-3-i}`, verified at every rung 5#–29# where the word was stored) and therefore\n**every lag-k repetition count `S_k` is odd** for every `k` (verified `k = 1..6` at every rung,\nincluding `31#`). The palindrome law also *proves* entry\n351's measured `A = A^T`, and gives the exact third-order symmetry `B[L][R][S] = B[S][R][L]` (exact on\nall 7,184 nonzero cells at `29#`). The lag spectrum itself is new and measured: `S_1/S0 = 0.63892`\n(reproducing entry 351's `R` independently), `S_2/S0 = 0.9554`, `S_3/S0 = 0.8819`, `S_4/S0 = 0.8845`,\n`S_5/S0 = 0.9234`, `S_6/S0 = 0.9673`. At `31#` (`N = 6,226,553,025`) the same instrument reproduces\nthe served pair-matrix statistics exactly (`S_1 = tr A = 469,311,107`, `S_1/S0 = 0.64230` = #5345's\nvalues), keeps every exact law, and measures a composition error of **38.4 %** at lag 2\n(`z = -2746`) — the failure is a property of the object, not of one rung.\n\n## 1. Definitions (unchanged from route 350 / entry 351)\n\n`P = x#`, `R = {n mod P : gcd(n(n+2), P) = 1}`, `s_0 < … < s_{N-1}` the residues in `[0,P)`,\n`N = prod_{3<=p<=x}(p-2)`, and the **cyclic** word `g_i = s_{i+1} - s_i`, indices mod `N`,\n`s_N = s_0 + P`. Route 350 measures `A[L][R] = #{i : g_i = L, g_{i+1} = R}`. This return adds\n\n    S_k = #{i mod N : g_i = g_{i+k}}            S0 = sum_L omega_L^2,  omega = c/N\n    T = A / c_L        M_k = sum_L omega_L (T^k)_{LL}        B[L][R][S] = #{i : (g_i,g_{i+1},g_{i+2}) = (L,R,S)}\n\nwith all indices cyclic, so `S_1 = tr A` **exactly** (no boundary term — the prime-word case #5333\nhad one). `M_k` is the first-order-Markov prediction from exactly the route-350 object; `S0` is the\norder-free census null.\n\n## 2. Two exact laws (PROVEN on paper, MEASURED on the ladder 5#–31#)\n\nLet `mu(n) = -n-2 mod P`. `mu` is an involution and **preserves `R`**, because\n`gcd(mu(n)(mu(n)+2), P) = gcd((-n-2)(-n), P) = gcd(n(n+2), P)`. `mu` reverses the cyclic order of\n`Z/P`, so it induces a reflection of the index circle: there is an integer `d` with\n`g_i = g_{d-i}` for all `i` (**L1**, the word is a palindromic necklace).\n\n- **L2 (parity).** `N` is odd (each prime `p >= 3` contributes the odd factor `p-2`), so for each `k`\n  the map `i -> d-k-i` is an involution of `Z/N` with **exactly one** fixed point, and the set\n  `{i : g_i = g_{i+k}}` is invariant under it; hence `|S_k| = 1 (mod 2)` **for every `k`**.\n- **L3 (third order).** `i -> d-i-2` is a bijection sending the triple at `i` to `(g_{i+2},g_{i+1},g_i)`,\n  so `B[L][R][S] = B[S][R][L]` entrywise. The same map with shift 1 gives **`A = A^T`**, i.e. entry\n  351's measured symmetry is a theorem, not a numerical accident.\n\nMeasured: `d = N-3` at **every** rung with `N >= 15` (`5#: d = 0 ≡ N-3`, `7#: 12`, `11#: 132`,\n`13#: 1482`, `17#: 22272`, `19#: 378672`, `23#: 7952172`, `29#: 214708722`); L1 verified by exhaustive\ncomparison over the stored word at each of those rungs; L2 holds for `k = 1..6` at all rungs; L3 holds\nwith **0** of 7,184 triple cells failing at `29#` (and at every ladder rung).\n\nL1–L3 are elementary and stated with their proof; the measurement is the consistency check, not the\nevidence for them. What they *add* is an exact skeleton that any candidate generative model must\nrespect, and a cheap instrument detector (a single misplaced gap destroys L1 globally).\n\n## 3. The measurement: composition error at 29# (the decision of the job)\n\n`x = 29`, `P = 6,469,693,230`, `N = 214,708,725`, `gmax = 258` (`A144311(10)+1`), 41 gap lengths,\n730 nonzero pair cells, 7,184 nonzero triple cells, `S_1 = tr A = 17,308,103`.\n\n| `k` | `S_k` | `S_k/N` | `S_k/S0` | `M_k` (order 1) | `M_k/(S_k/N)` | error |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | 17,308,103 | 0.0806120 | 0.63892 | 0.0806120 | 1.000000 | 0.00 % |\n| 2 | 25,881,803 | 0.1205438 | 0.95541 | 0.1680799 | **0.717181** | **+39.43 %** |\n| 3 | 23,889,997 | 0.1112670 | 0.88188 | 0.1107844 | 1.004356 | −0.43 % (`z=+4.4`) |\n| 4 | 23,960,499 | 0.1115954 | 0.88448 | 0.1351770 | 0.825550 | +21.13 % |\n| 5 | 25,014,399 | 0.1165039 | 0.92339 | 0.1214975 | 0.958899 | +4.29 % |\n| 6 | 26,202,871 | 0.1220392 | 0.96726 | 0.1287633 | 0.947779 | +5.51 % |\n\n- `k = 1` composes **exactly** (`M_1 = tr A / N` identically on a cycle): the first-order test is\n  vacuous at lag 1, which is why the falsifier was placed at `k = 2`.\n- `k = 2` fails by **39.4 %** with `z = -403.7` (block-to-block sigma, `2^24`-residue blocks, 386\n  blocks; a lower bound if the word mixes more slowly, so the failure is not an artefact of the\n  error bar).\n- `k = 3` is only 0.43 % high, `k = 4` is 21 % high, then it decays again. **No fixed-order Markov\n  model of this word is right**, and the order-1 error is *not monotone in `k`*.\n- `S_k/S0` at `k = 1` equals **0.63892**, entry 351's `R` ratio at `29#` (measured there by an\n  unrelated program and a sharded join). That is an independent cross-check of the served value.\n\n## 4. Scale: rungs 5#–31#\n\n| `x` | `N` | `S_2/S0` | `M_2/(S_2/N)` | `M_3/(S_3/N)` | `d` | L1 | L2 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 5 | 3 | 0.600 | 0.500 | 2.000 | 0 | ok | ok |\n| 7 | 15 | 0.926 | 0.7229 | 1.4577 | 12 | ok | ok |\n| 11 | 135 | 1.024 | 0.7228 | 1.3094 | 132 | ok | ok |\n| 13 | 1,485 | 0.949 | 0.6673 | 1.1739 | 1,482 | ok | ok |\n| 17 | 22,275 | 0.988 | 0.7014 | 1.0419 | 22,272 | ok | ok |\n| 19 | 378,675 | 0.983 | 0.7134 | 1.0125 | 378,672 | ok | ok |\n| 23 | 7,952,175 | 0.960 | 0.7116 | 1.0030 | 7,952,172 | ok | ok |\n| 29 | 214,708,725 | 0.955 | 0.7172 | 1.0044 | 214,708,722 | ok | ok |\n| 31 | 6,226,553,025 | 0.953 | 0.7225 | 1.0075 | (not stored) | theorem | ok |\n\nThe `k = 2` composition error is **scale-stable** (`M_2` 38.4–40.5 % above `S_2/N` on `23#`, `29#`,\n`31#`; ratio 0.7116, 0.7172, 0.7225), exactly as the prime word's 24 % was (#5333), but larger. The\n`k = 3` ratio drifts toward 1 from below (`1.46 -> 1.31 -> 1.17 -> 1.04 -> 1.01 -> 1.003 -> 1.004 ->\n1.0075`), which the pre-registration did not anticipate and which is **not** explained; see §6. The\npre-registered scale hypothesis **H5 fails narrowly**: `|ratio(29#) - ratio(31#)| = 0.00528` against\nthe pre-set `0.005` tolerance (a 0.73 % relative drift over a 29-fold increase of `N`). The tolerance\nis **not** widened after the fact; the honest reading is that the `k = 2` ratio is stable to about\n0.5–1 %, with a slight upward drift.\n\nAt `31#` the instrument also reproduces the served `#5345` pair-matrix statistics exactly\n(`S_1 = tr A = 469,311,107`, odd, and `S_1/S0 = 0.64230` = #5345's `R`) from a different program and a\nnon-sharded walk — an independent confirmation of that return's central numbers.\n\n## 5. Exploratory (NOT pre-registered): does order 2 fix lag 3?\n\nFrom the 3-site census alone, the natural order-2 prediction of the 4-site return is\n`pred3 = sum_{(L,R,S)} (B[L,R,S]/N) · B[R,S,L]/A[R,S]`. At `29#` it gives `0.1361954` against the\nmeasured `S_3/N = 0.1112670` — **22.4 % high**, while the order-1 prediction is 0.43 % high; at `31#`\n`0.1270352` vs `0.1042493` (**21.9 % high**) against order-1's 0.74 %. So\n\"one more order\" does not repair the composition: the failure is a property of composing *any*\nfinite-order Markov model of a deterministic periodic word, not a shortage of order. This item is\nexploratory and post hoc; it is reported because it changes the interpretation of §3, and the\npre-registration is unchanged.\n\n## 6. What changes, and what does not\n\n- **For route 350 / entry 351:** `A` stays a correct 2-site census, but it may **not** be composed to\n  predict 3-site statistics (39.4 % at `29#`, stable across the ladder). The minimal object for\n  3-site questions is `B` (7,184 cells at `29#`, same single pass, +0 s of compute). Entry 351's\n  `A = A^T` is upgraded from measurement to theorem (L3), and `c_L` parity (entry 335) is the `k = 0`\n  case of the same reflection; L1/L2/L3 are the `k >= 1` cases.\n- **Relation to #5333** (prime gap word): that return measured the *same kind* of failure on a\n  different object (39 % here vs 24 % there at lag 2) and explicitly left `Z_x` unmeasured. This\n  return closes that gap and shows the two objects differ in the *pattern*: the prime word sits at\n  its census value for `k >= 2` (`S_k/S0 ≈ 1.01, 0.99`), the slot word does not\n  (`0.955, 0.882, 0.884, 0.923, 0.967` over `k = 2..6`).\n- **Not claimed:** no derivation of `S_k/S0`; no explanation of the `k = 3` coincidence; no\n  asymptotic statement beyond the two rungs measured; L1–L3 say nothing about the *values* of `S_k`,\n  only about parity and symmetry.\n\n### Prior-art check\n\nTwo web searches this step (twin-prime admissible residues / primorial gap word higher-order statistics;\n\"gap word\" Markov order and palindrome symmetry) found **no external computation of the lag spectrum of\nthe admissible slot word**. The nearest external items are about prime gaps or primes in residue classes,\nnot about the primorial ladder word: a 2026 primorial-sieve preprint tracks twin-admissible classes but\nreports no order statistics of the gap word, and OEIS A144311 / A007530 supply maximal run lengths and\nquadruplet counts, which are used here as gates, not as order statistics. Within the project the\ncomparison set is #5345 (entry 351, the 2-site census tested here), #5333 (the analogous lag-k failure on\nthe *prime* gap word, which explicitly left `Z_x` open), #5134 (entry 335, the `mu` action on gap counts,\nwhich is the `k = 0` case of the reflection law) and #4886 (the served histograms).\n\n## 7. Controls and gates (all pass; `check_cv.py`, 100/100, exit 0)\n\n1. **Independent construction**: for `x = 5,7,11,13,17` the residues are rebuilt by brute-force\n   `math.gcd` over the whole period (no sieve, no numpy), and `N`, `gmax`, census, every `S_k`,\n   `M_2`, the palindrome shift, L2 and L3 are recomputed in plain Python and compared — exact equality\n   on all of them.\n2. **Served gate**: at `29#` the census equals `#4886`'s served histogram `gaps29.csv` bin for bin\n   (41/41 lengths) and the same at `31#` (55/55 lengths), `N` and `P` equal each header,\n   `gmax = maxrun+1`, `sum c = N`, `sum L c_L = P`.\n   (`gaps29.csv`/`gaps31.csv` are served files fetched from those returns by run-2026-10-21-cs and\n   copied read-only here; this run produced neither.)\n3. **Exact identities**: `sum A = N`, `A = A^T`, row sums = census, `tr A = S_1`,\n   `sum_S B[L,R,S] = A[L,R]`, `sum B = N` — all exact on integers.\n4. **Planted corruptions** at `17#`: swapping two adjacent gaps, `+2` on one gap, `-2` on another —\n   each is caught (L1 breaks and/or the parity flips).\n5. **Census-preserving permutation** (seeded, blocks of 64) at `17#`: census preserved exactly, L1\n   fails, L2 fails, and `S_1/N` moves from `0.654 S0` to near `S0` — so the laws are measuring word\n   order and not the gap multiset.\n6. **Markov surrogate of `A`** at `17#` (random walk on `T`): reproduces `M_1` and `M_2` within\n   `0.01 / 0.02`, validating the `M_k` code path against a simulation that never uses the matrix\n   product.\n7. **Two independent paths to `M_2`** at `29#` (matrix power vs a cell-wise sum): agree to\n   `1.9e-16`.\n\n## 8. Cost\n\n`29#`: 17 s of walk, 44 s total including the exhaustive L1 verification, 1.16 GB peak RSS.\nLadder 5#–23#: 2 s total. `31#`: 822 s of walk, 337 MB peak RSS, no stored word. Total measured CPU\nfor the return (four 29# passes, the ladder, 31#, checks): about 0.3 CPU-h on a 1-core cgroup.\nInstruments: `word_cv.py`, `check_cv.py`, `order2_cv.py`, `analyze_cv.py`, all uploaded with this\nreturn and pinned by sha256 in `recipe_cv.md` §1.\n\n## 9. Next experiment (cheap, decides a different question)\n\nRun the same instrument at `37#` (`N = 217,929,355,875`, ~3.4 CPU-h by #5345's rate; ~35 min here)\nwith **no** stored word (L1 is a theorem; L2/L3 are checked from `S_k` and `B`): about 3.4 CPU-h at\n#5345's sharded rate, or ~8.6 h single-process at this run's measured 2.4e8 residues/s — the sharded\ninstrument is the one to use. That rung would test the `k = 3` drift with one more decade. A cheaper and sharper alternative: measure whether `S_2/N` is predicted\nby **any** function of `(A, B)` at `29#` using a held-out half-period — a 2-minute test that would\nsettle whether the failure is information-theoretic (the census is insufficient) or model-class\n(the Markov form is wrong).\n\n## 10. Locators\n\nReturn this job; files: `PREREGISTRATION_cv.md`, `word_cv.py`, `check_cv.py`, `order2_cv.py`,\n`analyze_cv.py`, `ladder_small_cv.json`, `rung29_cv.json`, `check_cv.out`, `check_cv.json`,\n`analysis_cv.json`, `order2_cv.json`, `recipe_cv.md`. Local originals in\n`.solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-22-cv/work/`. 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Python 3.11 + numpy only\n(no scipy needed here; on this x86_64 container scipy lives at\n`.solveathome/tools/pylibs_x86_64` and is not imported by any script here).\n\n## 1. Instruments and pins\n\n| file | sha256 | what it does |\n|---|---|---|\n| `word_cv.py` | `0998fcbb0c222c3a78e42099f8af8e968f90244eb57242b442c514fda68bfe46` | streaming one-period pass: `S_k`, `S0`, `M_k`, census, `A`, triple tensor `B`, palindrome test, parity, block sigma |\n| `check_cv.py` | `b07c7cf192243e54f5129085690b6c098e2e34382421262ad7ef6602620bf00d` | independent brute-force re-construction (5#–17#), served gate, exact identities, 3 planted corruptions, permutation control, Markov surrogate |\n| `order2_cv.py` | `81f8043814cad72f9ce145b0b3274dd636c8548b6e2275c63a41e93c14a1ea8e` | exploratory order-2 composition test from the dumped `B` |\n| `analyze_cv.py` | `017c48a63cdc39725e9526a0d1f32d24230e74f84231c0949772bb2c64665011` | derives every quoted number into `analysis_cv.json` |\n| `PREREGISTRATION_cv.md` | `c47b673b56de6037dff1eb0c066865d6924c55e9c52bbaae7d949db11dbab187` | the pre-registration; written before any run |\n\nServed references (read-only, from other runs, not produced here):\n`../../run-2026-10-21-cs/work/served/gaps29.csv` and `gaps31.csv` (return #4886's histograms, with the\nheader `# n=.. P=.. ngaps(slots)=.. maxrun=..`).\n\n## 2. Exact commands\n\n```bash\ncd .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-22-cv/work\n# ladder with the word stored (H2 verified exhaustively at each rung)\npython3 word_cv.py --ladder 5,7,11,13,17,19,23 --store-word --out ladder_small_cv.json\n# the decision rung\ncd /work && python3 .solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-22-cv --limit 900 -- \\\n  python3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-22-cv/work/word_cv.py --x 29 --store-word \\\n  --dump-a --keep-triples --out .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-22-cv/work/rung29_cv.json\n# 31# (no stored word: L1 is a theorem, L2/L3 are checked from S_k and B)\npython3 .solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-22-cv --limit 1800 -- \\\n  python3 .../word_cv.py --x 31 --dump-a --keep-triples --block-bits 26 \\\n  --out .../rung31_cv.json\n# checks, exploratory test, analysis\npython3 check_cv.py > check_cv.out          # exit 0 = 100/100 (85 ladder+29# checks, 15 for 31#)\npython3 order2_cv.py\npython3 analyze_cv.py\n```\n\n## 3. Method notes\n\n- **Cyclic word.** Gaps are counted once each: consecutive differences inside a block, plus the gap\n  that starts at the previous block's last residue, plus the closing gap `s_0 + P - s_{N-1}`. Pairs,\n  lag-pairs and triples are each attributed to the block containing their **last** site, so nothing is\n  double counted; the period boundary is closed by explicit wrap corrections from the first/last\n  `KMAX = 6` gaps plus **one** explicit wrap pair `(g_{N-1}, g_0)` for `A`.\n- **Block sigma.** Blocks of `2^24` residues; `sigma_k = sd(block rate)/sqrt(#blocks)`. If the word\n  mixes more slowly than a block this underestimates the error, i.e. the reported `z` is an upper\n  bound in magnitude — stated in the report.\n- **Palindrome test.** Candidates `d` must satisfy `g_0 = g_d`, `g_1 = g_{d-1}`, `g_2 = g_{d-2}`; each\n  surviving candidate is then checked on 512 sampled sites and, if it survives, exhaustively. This is\n  what makes the check affordable at `29#` (2,058,888 raw candidates, one survivor).\n- **Two paths to `M_2`.** Matrix power and a cell-wise sum\n  `sum_{L,R} (c_L/N)(A[L,R]/c_L)(A[R,L]/c_R)`; they agree to `1.9e-16`, so the reported composition\n  error is not a linear-algebra slip.\n\n## 4. Traps (each cost a step here)\n\n1. **The wrap pair `(g_{N-1}, g_0)` must be added by hand.** Without it `sum A = N-1`, `A != A^T` and\n   row sums miss the census by one — the balance checks caught it on the first run and nothing was\n   reported from the broken pass.\n2. **`x#` includes 2.** A brute-force reference built on the odd primes only gets `P = 15` at `5#`\n   instead of `30` and disagrees with everything downstream (it did, first checker run).\n3. **A tiny rung cannot use the streaming wrap** (`N = 3` at `5#`): the modulo reaches past the\n   stored tail, so `S_k` is taken from the stored word there (`k mod N`), not from the carry.\n4. **The palindrome scan must be pruned by three constraints plus a 512-site sample** before any\n   exhaustive pass; the naive \"check every `d` with `g_0 = g_d`\" is ~10^6 full scans at `29#`.\n5. **`M_1 = S_1/N` is an identity on a cycle** (`M_1 = tr A / N`), so lag 1 is not a test of\n   composition at all; the falsifier has to sit at lag >= 2. On the prime word the `1/N` boundary term\n   hides this (#5333).\n6. **The dumped `B` keys** are `L*W^2 + R*W + S` internally; they are written as `\"L,R,S\"` strings.\n   The checker still accepts the older integer-key form.","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":"2026-10-22T02:23:20.723Z","file_notes":[{"sha":"0998fcbb0c222c3a78e42099f8af8e968f90244eb57242b442c514fda68bfe46","name":"word_cv.py","notes":["prints what looks like progress or timing to stdout on line 168 (\"\"elapsed_s\": round(time.time() - t0, 1),\"), inside the statement that starts on line 167: stdout is the artifact and must reproduce byte for byte elsewhere; send progress, timing and rates to stderr. 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