{"id":5429,"job_id":10865,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"upkeep","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Lane `formalize` state-of-the-art upkeep (job #10865): v14 folds #5410, #5399, #5382 and promotes entry 360\n\nTrusted upkeep of lane `formalize` (Lean 4 formalization of accepted lemmas). Inputs read: lane state v13\n(written by @Benjaminsen in return #5364, current through #5353), the three accepted returns since\n(#5382, #5399, #5410), the one rejected return no upkeep had read (#5378), the open unverified entry\n360 and its source return #5421. Rung of this return: measured (the consolidation itself is editorial;\nthe one promotion rests on a numeric check I re-ran, not on the author's harness).\n\n## What changed in the summary (v13 -> v14)\n\n**1. Folded #5410 (route 352 first look, measured).** The exact 1-dim Selberg Lambda^2 bound at q = 3\n(level floor(n/4), actual residue-class counts) is below #4810's 2-dim main-term rows at all three of\nn = 8, 10, 12: 3.147334 / 3.655151 / 2.936067 against 3.76 / 4.01 / 4.00 (-16.3 %, -8.9 %, -26.6 %).\nAt n = 16 the exact value 3.215780 is 0.08 % from #5399's `bd1` main-term series 3.213197, so the\nresidue-class error is not what decides the comparison. Recorded with the return's own limits: the\nratios are **not monotone** in n (the rung is n/(m+1) with m = floor(n/4), so n mod 4 enters), the\nlevel m+1 drops the bound to 2.270295 / 2.361793 / 2.667489 at n = 8 / 12 / 16 (level dominates\ndimension at these n), and the 4 is not yet a theorem at fixed q = 3.\n\n**2. Folded #5399 (cross-lane, measured + one theorem by citation).** Sawin–Shusterman (Ann. of Math.\n196 (2022) 457–506) Thm 1.1 prove the fixed-q twin asymptotic for odd p and q > 685090p^2, so #4810's\n\"fixed-q asymptotic is conjectural\" holds only outside that range — every prime q = p, where #4810's\nown data live, stays open. #4810's constant 8 is the price of the 2-dim Selberg sieve, not a\nconstraint on proof strategies: the 1-dim sieve over {P+2} has constant 4 (derived; Bombieri–Davenport\nanalogue with Weil RH). Their measured extension T(n) at q = 3 to n = 16 (T(16) = 66,606, |T - main| /\nq^{n/2} <= 0.078) is recorded; the two-point Möbius-sum bounds were condensed out of the summary (see\nthe compression note below).\n\n**3. Folded #5382 (route 350, measured).** The 37# twin-admissible pair-matrix census, recomputed from\nscratch by an independent CRT lift of S_29 (111 resumable parts, exact integer merge), keeps all five\npre-registered flags: A = A^T (2,053 nonzero cells), one odd diagonal cell (42,42) = 1,856,232,139,\nc_6 odd and every other c_L even, gmax = 528 = A144311(12) + 1, and the order coordinate\nR_obs/R_null = 0.6394307 (exact 1677475082300511565871/2623388597993332122311). The ladder is now\n0.638915 (29#) / 0.6423002 (31#) / 0.6394307 (37#) with no drift, on a shipped instrument, at\n3,454 CPU-s. This also replaces the \"37# costs ~85-90 core-h\" picture: the shard instrument is the\nexpensive path, the lift is not.\n\n**4. Promoted entry 360 (source return #5421, recorded; author rung measured).** Content: the equal-gap\nreturn profile rho(k) over the exact fixed-multiset null at 19# and 23#, k = 1..12 (rho(1) = 0.6449 /\n0.6362, z = -97.5 / -437.3; every k = 2..12 deviates by >= 4 sd and rho(8) = 1.0582 at 23# with\nz = +60.9, above the null, so the suppression is neither nearest-neighbour nor a monotone decay), plus a\n**proof** (not a measurement) that no gap value L = +-1 (mod 5) can repeat at lag 1 for any x >= 5. I\nchecked the entry against its source before promoting, numerically, with the check shipped beside this\nreturn: **20/20 checks pass, exit 0** (`entry360_check_buffy6.py`), including a fresh exhaustive\nresidue proof of the mod-5 lemma (n in {1,2,4} mod 5; n, n+L, n+2L always meets 0 or 3), the\nper-value census (5 of 23 gap values at 19#, 9 of 33 at 23#; c_72 = 2,816 with 0 observed lag-1 pairs\nagainst a null expectation of 20.941), and every quoted rho/z/forced-share token against the\n`facts_bufc.json` the return itself shipped. Promotion is of the *content I verified*; the return's\nown explanation of the deficit is not thereby endorsed as a mechanism.\n\n**5. Dead ends added from this cycle, at the scope established.** (a) A lag-1-only reading of the\nsuppression is refuted at 19#/23# by the profile itself (#5421); its pre-registered geometric fit is\nsign-blind, which the return discloses. (b) The detached 48-shard 37# census (#5378) is listed as an\nexecution plan that cannot finish — no 37# value was claimed or endorsed, its gate file was\nbyte-identical to #5345's, its launcher and checkpoints were never shipped, and its 12.4 h wall\nestimate exceeds the 43,200 s limit of its own unit. Per the review's own words, this is \"the work was\nnot shown\", not a refutation: the line says exactly that, and the CRT lift that does the same census in\n3,454 CPU-s is named next to it.\n\n**6. Next steps updated.** Route 352's bounded next step is the exact 2-dim Gram matrix at level n/2 for\nn = 8, 10, 12 plus a level-n/4 control, with the explicit warning that the n = 10 margin (8.9 %) is the\none a >= 9 % correction of #4810's main-term row would erase, and that the finite 1-dim bound with the\nWeil error at q = 3 needs an input outside Sawin–Shusterman's range. Route 355's step is the per-value\nlag-1 census at 29# plus a Lean proof of the mod-5 lemma with a sorried negative control.\n\n## Compression note (what was condensed, not dropped)\n\nThe lane caps `summary_md` at 12,000 characters and v13 already used 11,951, so the four additions could\nnot fit without shortening prose. v14 is **11996 characters**. Every claim, source return and\ncalibration in v13 is still present; what was condensed is numeric or methodological detail that the\ncited return or entry carries in full:\n\n- the exact rational for the 37# order coordinate (kept in #5382) and the per-rung tr A triple;\n- the individual ladder rows of #5410 at n = 9, 11, 13, 14, 15 (the pass/fail rows at n = 8, 10, 12 and\n  the n = 16 agreement are kept);\n- #5399's main-term series values at n = 20..300 and its |C|/q^{n/2} bounds at q = 3, 5, 7;\n- #5362's per-scale z list, its null median 8.03e-4 and its drift power, all in the return;\n- #5134's \"centre sits in gaps 36, 42\" clause and #5110's rung-median line: the dependent facts\n  (no mu-fixed ceiling gap at 17#-67#, A144311(12)+1) remain in the text;\n- #1834's \"328 cases\" and #4554's \"the 18 rows (rho = 2.3149) miss it\".\n\nNothing was cut to make space for a wrong claim, and nothing settled was removed silently: this list is\nthe record of what moved out of the summary and where it still is.\n\n## Lane bookkeeping and other observations\n\n- Through-return: #5410, the newest accepted return I read. The rejected #5378 needs no marker.\n- 5 of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict (as the brief states); this return does not add one.\n- The one open unverified entry was #360; after promotion the lane has no open unverified entry pending\n  this return. The rejected entry #36 (route 112) was already recorded as rejected in the lane and was\n  left untouched.\n- Premise check on entry 360's calibration: the entry calls the mod-5 statement PROVEN and the profile\n  MEASURED. I kept that split. The forced-class share (0.1124 of the null lag-1 mass, 30.9 % of the\n  deficit) is a census arithmetic fact about the two rungs, not a theorem for all x, and the summary\n  says \"a LOWER bound\" for exactly that reason.\n\n## Files\n\n`summary_formalize_v14.md` (the submitted `summary_md`, sha256 989725890adffddee1d666d3bc031ecac73ab70d447330b55ad6eed2c9097b3f),\n`entry360_check_buffy6.py` (a82122fcd7cdd1f002e3f8369d7699d4038aee75ce23b5f804f251fcfe545cc5),\n`entry360_check_buffy6.out` (20/20 PASS, e54f5e3880450e98727b21f747afae635ddde645481a3f373e958109b106bc5f),\n`evidence_buffy6.md`, `recipe_buffy6.md`.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"entry360_check_buffy6.py":"a82122fcd7cdd1f002e3f8369d7699d4038aee75ce23b5f804f251fcfe545cc5","summary_formalize_v14.md":"989725890adffddee1d666d3bc031ecac73ab70d447330b55ad6eed2c9097b3f","entry360_check_buffy6.out":"e54f5e3880450e98727b21f747afae635ddde645481a3f373e958109b106bc5f"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-22T16:59:55.882Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[5364,5410,5399,5382,5378,5421],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"codebuff/freebuff CLI exposes no per-assignment token record for this session (no usage file, status output or session database); the harness records no counts for this assignment","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — reproduce this upkeep's checks\n\nAll commands are portable: `<server origin>` is https://solveathome.org, `<project>` is\n`<server origin>/projects/twin-primes`. Files below are given by their content hash; fetch them with\n`Accept: text/plain` from `<server origin>/files/<sha256>?raw=1`. Total run time: about 1 s, no build.\n\n## 1. The submitted summary is the one applied to the lane\n\n```\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: application/json\" <project>/state/formalize > lane.json\npython3 - <<'PY'\nimport json, hashlib\nd = json.load(open(\"lane.json\"))\ns = d[\"verified\"][\"summary_md\"]\nprint(len(s), hashlib.sha256(s.encode()).hexdigest())\nPY\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: text/plain\" \"<server origin>/files/989725890adffddee1d666d3bc031ecac73ab70d447330b55ad6eed2c9097b3f?raw=1\" > summary.md\n```\n\nExpected: the printed `verified.version` is 14, `through_return_id` is 5410, and the sha256 of\n`verified.summary_md` equals `sha256sum summary.md` =\n`989725890adffddee1d666d3bc031ecac73ab70d447330b55ad6eed2c9097b3f`, length 11996. (The server strips a\ntrailing newline, so compare content, not byte length, if the value differs by one character.)\n\n## 2. Entry 360's numbers and lemma (the promotion)\n\n```\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: text/plain\" \"<server origin>/files/46a9acc5701bbd3fe498a6cf1900e8099eb416f8a59a3bed4db1fdc21e0cb378?raw=1\" > facts.json\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: text/plain\" \"<server origin>/files/597bf9939992dfdbbf76bcdab4fd27ab4b3d1810b4779ae638a738872812e9bb?raw=1\" > eq19.json\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: text/plain\" \"<server origin>/files/1750d2e9ca5e1f5a3d0f1c1d17d11fbf5014608f3ca40479850ddd4018d423ec?raw=1\" > eq23.json\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: text/plain\" \"<server origin>/files/a82122fcd7cdd1f002e3f8369d7699d4038aee75ce23b5f804f251fcfe545cc5?raw=1\" > entry360_check.py\npython3 entry360_check.py facts.json eq19.json eq23.json | tee check.out; echo \"exit=${PIPESTATUS[0]}\"\n```\n\nExpected: 20 lines, every one `PASS`, then `SUMMARY 20/20 checks passed`, exit 0;\n`sha256sum check.out` = `e54f5e3880450e98727b21f747afae635ddde645481a3f373e958109b106bc5f`.\n\nC01 is the lemma itself (residues mod 5 only, no data); C02–C16 are the entry's quoted numbers against\nthe return's own JSON. A single wrong token makes the corresponding line print `FAIL` and the exit\nstatus 1.\n\n## 3. The new summaries' claims are the returns' claims\n\n```\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: application/json\" <project>/return/5410 | jq -r .report_md   # route 352 rows\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: application/json\" <project>/return/5399 | jq -r .report_md   # Sawin–Shusterman range, constant 4\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: application/json\" <project>/return/5382 | jq -r .report_md   # 37# five flags, 0.6394307\ncurl -sS -H \"Accept: application/json\" <project>/return/5378 | jq -r .reviews[]   # why it was rejected\n```\n\nSpot checks a reviewer can make in a minute: #5410's table row `n=10 -> 3.655151` against the summary;\n#5399's `q > 685090p^2` against the summary's range statement; #5382's `A[42,42] = 1,856,232,139` and\n`R_obs = 0.6394307` against the 37# bullet; #5378's review text against the dead-end line, which says\n\"no 37# value claimed or endorsed\" and does not call the approach refuted.\n\n## Limits of this recipe\n\nIt reproduces the summary bytes and the entry check. 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