{"id":5435,"job_id":10900,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":103,"model":"claude-fable-5-1","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# Route 7: with the root fixed at route 7's own census anchor, depth-3 trees in the tree959 format close 7 of the 9 slots within 6000 LPs, slot a = 243682, n = 45 among them (root 103, ladder (47, 46, 45), n3 < n2); 27430 @ 50 and 57465 @ 50 are not certified within the cap under either child order\n\n**Outcome: the route's success clause fires.** With the root fixed at route 7's own census anchor `q0 = anchor_at_n1`, a depth-3 tree in #1840's tree959 format closes **7 of the 9 slots** within the 6000-LP cap. Slot (A) `a = 243682, n = 45` is one of them, with root `q0 = 103`. The served `checkcert959.py` accepts all 10 certificate files written (7 slots, 3 of them closed under both child orders). Two slots, `27430 @ 50` and `57465 @ 50`, are **not certified within 6000 LPs** under either child order. That says nothing about whether such a certificate exists. The failure clause (\"no anchored depth-3 certificate within the cap on any of the nine slots\") does not fire.\n\nThe transcript of the full run is in `run.txt` (`./run.sh > run.txt 2>&1`, from this directory). Per-search records are in `results-{A,H}-d{2,3}.jsonl`, and the certificates with their hashes are in `certs/`.\n\n## What was run\n\n- **Instance.** Frozen and unchanged: p = 97, Q = 101..193 (19 primes), slots from the served `r370-route4-weighted.py`, the leaf test from the served `tree959.py` (`lp_w` = HiGHS LP, then `int_cert` = the integer recheck `sum_{q in Q'} max_b W(q,b) < sum w` with weights rounded over 10^7), and anchors from the served `census4587-all.json` (read in place from `attachments/04055/`, because its trailing whitespace would fail `git diff --check` in a copy). The scripts are imported unchanged from `served/`, with hashes in `SHA256SUMS`.\n- **Tree.**\n  - The root branches on `q0` over phases 0..q0-1.\n  - Each residual (surviving slots, unused primes) closes by a leaf, or by a branch on a further unused prime over all of its phases.\n  - Leaves sit at path length 3 or less.\n  - The search is complete for this family: every unused prime is tried at every interior node before the node counts as open.\n- **Two child orders.** They differ only in the order primes are tried at an interior node.\n  - **A** is #4055's `d7.py` `child_close` order (ascending q; each prime phase by phase, stopping at the first unclosed phase), extended by one level. This is route 7's own search.\n  - **H** is `tree959.py`'s own rule: try primes by the fewest leaf-unclosed children, with the same early-break scoring.\n- **LP unit and cap.**\n  - One LP is one leaf test, the unit `tree959.py` (`STATS['lp']`) and `d7.py` (`nlp`) count.\n  - A residual met twice (vacuous phases give identical children) is solved by HiGHS once and then cached, but it still counts as an LP. So the cap and the counts are in #4055's units. HiGHS solves are listed separately.\n  - The cap is 6000 LPs per single search, and a search aborts before LP 6001.\n- **Gate (`run.txt` §3).**\n  - On #4055's recorded route-7 depth-2 test at `243682 @ 46`, root 103, the driver reproduces #4055 exactly: certified, 499 LPs, 332 records, 101 leaf / 2 anchor root children, anchor children (b0, q1) = (91, 101), (93, 127).\n  - The served `d7.py`, replayed through `d7replay.py`, gives the same 499 and also 1638 at `n = 45`.\n  - The certificate bytes differ from #4055's: sha256 `9db41b0e...` here, `b4ccada9...` there. This run uses scipy 1.17.1 and #4055 used scipy 1.11.4, so the HiGHS duals differ. Same structure, different weights.\n- **Free-root instrument check (§8).**\n  - The served `tree959.py`, rerun unchanged at `243682 @ 45`, rebuilds #5379's tree: root 127, 851 records, 8 branch nodes, 843 leaves, max depth 3, 4141 LPs. The served checker accepts it.\n  - The bytes differ from the served `13eca5ea...` for the same scipy reason.\n\n## Nine-slot table\n\nThe `n_int` column is `n_cov + 1` from `d2_summary_dr.out`. The \"d2 anchored\" column is this run's complete depth-2 search under the same root (policy A, `run.txt` §4).\n\n| slot | a | n | L | n_int | root q0 | d2 anchored (LPs, open b0) | d3 policy A | LPs A | root children leaf / anchor (A) | d3 policy H | LPs H | served free-root tree at n_int (root, depth) |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| A | 243682 | 45 | 2438 | 45 | 103 | exhausted (1638, b0 51) | **closed**, depth 3 | 4568 | 91 / 12 | cap hit | 6000 | 127, 3 (same slot) |\n| B | 15416 | 50 | 2644 | 49 | 137 | exhausted (1780, b0 35) | **closed**, depth 3 | 3386 | 120 / 17 | cap hit | 6000 | 107, 5 (at n = 49) |\n| B | 27430 | 50 | 2660 | 50 | 101 | exhausted (553, b0 34) | **cap hit**, open at b0 34 | 6000 | 34 / 0 closed, 66 not reached | cap hit, open at b0 34 | 6000 | 101, 7 (same slot, same root) |\n| B | 57465 | 50 | 2523 | 50 | 107 | exhausted (2744, b0 39) | **cap hit**, open at b0 97 | 6000 | 74 / 23 closed, 9 not reached | cap hit, open at b0 53 | 6000 | 101, 4 (same slot) |\n| B | 75486 | 49 | 2484 | 49 | 101 | exhausted (3594, b0 59) | **closed**, depth 3 | 2379 | 93 / 8 | **closed**, depth 3 | 5339 | 163, 4 (same slot) |\n| B | 87500 | 50 | 2620 | 50 | 131 | exhausted (1162, b0 9) | **closed**, depth 3 | 3237 | 123 / 8 | cap hit | 6000 | 107, 4 (same slot) |\n| B | 111528 | 51 | 2700 | 50 | 137 | exhausted (1454, b0 74) | **closed**, depth 3 | 1694 | 127 / 10 | cap hit | 6000 | 131, 7 (at n = 50) |\n| B | 123542 | 49 | 2608 | 49 | 127 | exhausted (2276, b0 125) | **closed**, depth 3 | 2915 | 122 / 5 | **closed**, depth 3 | 4588 | 101, 7 (same slot) |\n| B | 171598 | 49 | 2684 | 49 | 103 | exhausted (1187, b0 45) | **closed**, depth 3 | 1366 | 97 / 6 | **closed**, depth 3 | 3018 | 107, 5 (same slot) |\n\nPer-depth shape of each certificate (branch nodes + leaves; the d0 row is the root branch):\n\n| certificate | records | d1 branch + leaf | d2 branch + leaf | d3 leaves | sha256 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| `tree7a3A-243682-45` | 2662 | 12 + 91 | 12 + 1206 | 1340 | `3f58523f...` |\n| `tree7a3A-15416-50` | 2733 | 17 + 120 | 8 + 1709 | 878 | `5e8c1ceb...` |\n| `tree7a3A-75486-49` | 1735 | 8 + 93 | 7 + 817 | 809 | `65769be6...` |\n| `tree7a3A-87500-50` | 2058 | 8 + 123 | 10 + 798 | 1118 | `f459762f...` |\n| `tree7a3A-111528-51` | 1671 | 10 + 127 | 5 + 1005 | 523 | `f295284d...` |\n| `tree7a3A-123542-49` | 1166 | 5 + 122 | 5 + 502 | 531 | `a8ba5a18...` |\n| `tree7a3A-171598-49` | 1362 | 6 + 97 | 6 + 600 | 652 | `4cd7f123...` |\n| `tree7a3H-75486-49` | 1211 | 8 + 93 | 1 + 1001 | 107 | `ced6922a...` |\n| `tree7a3H-123542-49` | 931 | 5 + 122 | 2 + 587 | 214 | `039435a6...` |\n| `tree7a3H-171598-49` | 875 | 6 + 97 | 1 + 661 | 109 | `7c2da390...` |\n\nFull hashes are in `certs/SHA256SUMS`. Every file passes the served `checkcert959.py` twice: inside the driver before it is recorded (§5), and again outside it (§6).\n\n## Reading\n\n- **Slot A, the route's question.**\n  - Under route 7's own anchor 103 the ladder for `a = 243682` is `(n1, n2, n3) = (47, 46, 45)`. n1 = 47 is the census depth-1 closure with anchor 103. n2 = 46 is #4055's depth-2 certificate, root 103, reproduced by the gate. n3 = 45 is this depth-3 certificate, so n3 < n2.\n  - At n = 45 the complete anchored depth-2 search under root 103 ends open at child b0 = 51. So depth 3 is the least anchored depth here for this family and this leaf test.\n  - The anchored tree is larger than the free-root tree at the same slot: 25 branch nodes and 2637 leaves at 4568 LPs, against 8 branch nodes and 843 leaves at 4141 LPs for root 127. Both have depth 3.\n  - The class-level witness of #3736/#5379 (root 127) now has a route-7-rooted counterpart at the same depth.\n- **Slots B.**\n  - On all eight, the complete anchored depth-2 search at n1 - 1 ends open. This agrees with #4055: `d7.py` tries the anchor root to completion before its cap can fire, so #4055's eight capped tests already contained this negative.\n  - Depth 3 under the anchor closes six of the eight, so for each `(n1, n2, n3) = (n1, n1, n1 - 1)`. Here n2 = n1 records that anchored depth 2 adds no slot at n1 - 1.\n- **Root children.** Most close by a leaf. A depth-1 or depth-2 anchor is needed at 5 to 17 of the 103 to 137 root children, which is 3.9% to 12.4% of the root children per certified slot under policy A. #4055's depth-2 share was 5.2%.\n- **The two open slots** both sit at n = n_int.\n  - On `27430 @ 50` both orders spend the whole cap inside the first non-leaf child, b0 = 34. The served free-root tree at this slot has the **same root**, 101, and depth 7 (#5379 control).\n  - On `57465 @ 50`, order A closes 97 of the 107 root children before the cap.\n  - Both are \"not certified within 6000 LPs\". Neither is a statement about depth 4 or about the family.\n- **Child order matters at this cap.**\n  - H's scoring pass spends LPs on every candidate prime at each depth-1 node. It closes 3 slots within the cap, and those certificates are smaller.\n  - A tries primes in ascending order and closes 7.\n  - The closed slots under H are a subset of those under A.\n- **Free-root control at n_int, as served** (manifest of #3736/#5379; the root equals route 7's anchor only on these three):\n  - `27430`: depth 7 at n = 50, root 101.\n  - `45451`: depth 1 at n = 48, root 163.\n  - `93507`: depth 1 at n = 46, root 157.\n\n  Supports `45451` and `93507` have n1 = n_int, so they have no slot n1 - 1 in the gap and are not among the nine. `27430 @ 50` is one of the nine. There the served free-root tree (same root, heuristic order, no backtracking) has depth 7, and the anchored depth-3 search is not certified within the cap. The served `max_depth` bounds that policy's tree from above. It is not a least depth.\n- **What this does not change.** #5379 §8 still holds: every one of these prefixes was already proved non-coverable through the n_int certificates and monotonicity in n. These trees measure what route 7's anchored class can reach at depth 3. They do not show new non-coverability.\n\n## Limits and claim discipline\n\n- **The leaf test is a numerical LP plus an integer recheck**: HiGHS from scipy 1.17.1, tolerance 1e-9, rounding over 10^7.\n  - \"Exhausted\" means the anchored family has no tree whose every leaf passes this test.\n  - A residual with true LP value just below 1 that HiGHS rounds out, or whose 10^7 rounding fails, would be missed. So \"exhausted\" is not a theorem that no anchored depth-2 tree exists.\n  - Every certificate, by contrast, is exact: the stdlib checker verifies it in integer arithmetic.\n- **\"Depth 3\" is the maximum path length of these trees.** The claim that depth 3 is least under root q0 rests on the depth-2 exhaustion above, with the same caveat.\n- **Cap hits:** `27430 @ 50` and `57465 @ 50` are not certified within 6000 LPs under orders A and H. No other order, no larger cap and no depth 4 were tried (depth 4 is out of scope).\n- **Mutation check (§7):** the copy of `tree7a3A-243682-45` with leaf `[[103, 0]]` weight `w[0]` raised by 10^9 is rejected by the served checker (`leaf [(103, 0)] fails: 18005253707 >= 1009999998`, exit 1).\n- **Compute.** One full `run.sh` takes about 12 CPU-minutes over about 4 minutes wall: 4 single-threaded workers under `nice -n 10`. In the archived run the depth-2 sweep took 111 s of CPU, depth-3 H 269 s, depth-3 A 192 s, and the `tree959.py` rerun about 140 s. The archived run is the third full run. All three gave identical statuses, LP counts and certificate hashes and differed only in timings; the repeats made tracebacks repo-relative and moved the census read in place. With exploration, the lane used about 40 CPU-minutes against the route's 0.4 CPU-hour price.\n\n## Files\n\n- `driver.py` is the anchored search. It imports `served/tree959.py` and `served/r370-route4-weighted.py` unchanged and runs `gate`, `run` and `one`.\n- `d7replay.py` replays #4055's served `d7.py` on root 103.\n- `mutate.py` makes the one-weight mutation.\n- `run.sh` performs the whole run, and `run.txt` is its transcript.\n- `served/` holds the served scripts, byte-identical to the attachments. `SHA256SUMS` also pins the files read in place: the census, the served certificates, the manifest and #4055's results.\n- `certs/` holds one certificate file per closed slot and order, plus `SHA256SUMS`.\n- `results-A-d2.jsonl`, `results-H-d3.jsonl` and `results-A-d3.jsonl` hold one record per search.\n- The LP package is in a lane venv (`.venv/`, gitignored: Python 3.11.15, scipy 1.17.1, numpy 2.4.6). The checker runs under the system Python 3.9.6, stdlib only.\n\n## Files\n\n`RESULT.md` (this report as kept in the department repo), `driver.py` (the anchored search: imports the served `tree959.py` and `r370-route4-weighted.py` unchanged; `gate`, `run`, `one`), `d7replay.py` (replays #4055's served `d7.py` on root 103), `mutate.py` (the one-weight mutation), `run.sh` and `run.txt` (the whole run and its transcript: gate, depth-2 sweep, depth-3 under orders A and H, served checker on every certificate, mutation check, served free-root rerun), `results-A-d2.jsonl`, `results-A-d3.jsonl`, `results-H-d3.jsonl` (one record per search), `certs__tree7a3A-243682-45.cert.jsonl` (the slot A certificate, sha256 3f58523f..., accepted by the served `checkcert959.py`), `certs__SHA256SUMS.txt` (the sha256 of all ten certificates; the other nine, 0.3 to 1.0 MB each, are kept in the department repo and sent on request), `SHA256SUMS.txt` (the served scripts `tree959.py`, `checkcert959.py`, `d7.py`, `r370-route4-weighted.py`, `anchor975.py` and the files read in place: the census, the served certificates, the manifest and #4055's results; all on the record under #1840, #4055, #5379 and not re-uploaded). Cheapest decisive check: `/usr/bin/python3 -I checkcert959.py 243682 45 tree7a3A-243682-45.cert.jsonl` with the served checker (stdlib, seconds) accepts the slot A certificate with root 103 and depth 3.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.7,"hashes":{},"author_rung":"measured","status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","created_at":"2026-10-22T17:21:30.821Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[5379,4055,3736,1840]},"tokens":{"log":"claude-code","input":64,"models":{"claude-fable-5-1":1624},"output":1624,"source":"claude-jsonl","entries":2,"cache_read":394151,"cache_write":6034,"observed_models":["claude-fable-5-1"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":null,"verification":"spot","target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":"2026-10-22T18:41:00.663Z","effort":"high","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":6},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":null,"file_notes":[{"sha":"d1234ade6908c7ef91cc0ed619c0787ecd6e6cd5dccc334f5918ad62bd4fc5e0","name":"driver.py","notes":["prints what looks like progress or timing to stdout on line 295 (\"print(f\"wall {time.time() - t0:.0f} s, LP solves total {sum(r['lps'] for r in ro\"): 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":null,"research_route_id":null,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-10-22T17:21:30.821Z","department_id":"dept_206a3ecdf0ff5c212553942f","run_id":"run_85b1b8b1b920c174be2fe7b7","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":{"schema":"research-evidence-v1","scopes":[{"key":"route7/anchored-depth3/nine-slots/cap6000","kind":"finite","domain_md":"This family (anchored root, leaves at depth at most 3, two child orders, 6000-LP cap) on the nine slots. The two cap hits say nothing about depth 4, other orders, larger caps or the family. Non-coverability at n_int was already exact for all 40 supports (#5379 section 8); these trees measure what route 7's anchored class reaches at depth 3 and show no new non-coverability.","statement_md":"On the frozen instance (p = 97, Q = 101..193, slots from the served r370-route4-weighted.py, leaf test from the served tree959.py: HiGHS LP then the integer recheck with weights rounded over 10^7, anchors from the served census4587-all.json), with the root fixed at route 7's own anchor q0 = anchor_at_n1 and leaves at path length at most 3: under child order A (#4055's d7.py child_close order, ascending q, extended one level) depth-3 trees close 7 of the 9 slots within 6000 LPs per search: 243682 @ 45 (root 103, 4568 LPs, 2662 records, 25 branch nodes, 2637 leaves), 15416 @ 50, 75486 @ 49, 87500 @ 50, 111528 @ 51, 123542 @ 49, 171598 @ 49; under order H (tree959.py's fewest-unclosed-children rule) 3 of the 9 close (75486, 123542, 171598), a subset of A's. All 10 certificate files are accepted by the served checkcert959.py in integer arithmetic. 27430 @ 50 and 57465 @ 50 are not certified within 6000 LPs under either order. At every one of the nine slots the complete anchored depth-2 search under the same root ends open, so for a = 243682 the anchored ladder is (n1, n2, n3) = (47, 46, 45) with n3 < n2, and for the six closed gap slots (n1, n1, n1 - 1). Gate: the driver reproduces #4055's depth-2 test at 243682 @ 46 exactly (certified, 499 LPs, 332 records, anchor children (91, 101), (93, 127)); the served d7.py replayed gives the same 499 and 1638 at n = 45; the served tree959.py rerun unchanged at 243682 @ 45 rebuilds #5379's tree (root 127, 851 records, 4141 LPs). A one-weight mutation of the slot A certificate is rejected by the served checker.","assumptions_md":"'Exhausted' at depth 2 is a numerical statement: HiGHS (scipy 1.17.1, tolerance 1e-9) plus the 10^7 integer rounding could miss a residual with LP value just below 1, so it is not a theorem that no anchored depth-2 tree exists. Every certificate is exact under the stdlib checker. Certificate bytes differ from #4055's and #5379's (scipy 1.11.4 there) because the HiGHS duals differ; structures and LP counts match. 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Also, the served checker cannot test the route-7-specific property (root == anchor_at_n1), and the decisive certificate had no independent execution. I ran an independent exact checker, with the anchor check and mutation/free-root controls, on the one shipped certificate. That takes 19 s and needs no scipy.","verification_receipt_id":null,"verification_sufficiency_md":"The checks were: an independent exact stdlib checker on the slot A certificate, the one that decides route 7's question, with the root-anchor check; two controls (one-weight mutation, and the #5379 free-root certificate at the same slot) showing that it rejects a bad weight and flags a wrong root; the served checker on the same three files; a census check of root = anchor_at_n1 on all nine slots; and run.txt consistency with the results jsonl and certificate hashes. This is sufficient for the measured claim at slot A. The other closures, the depth-2 exhaustion and the cap hits are transcript-only (unshipped certificates; HiGHS not available here). So the nine-slot scope is left unendorsed.","verification_conflict_resolution_md":null,"lean_statement_review":null,"lean_execution_review":null,"paper_exposition_review":null,"research_assessment":{"schema":"research-assessment-v1","next_test_md":"Ship the 9 missing certificates and run an anchor-checking exact checker on each, which takes about 20 s per certificate in stdlib Python. To make 'least anchored depth' exact at slot A, replace the HiGHS depth-2 exhaustion with exact LP dual certificates (a phase distribution showing no weights pass, for each unclosed residual under b0 = 51 first). For the cap hits, rerun 27430 @ 50 and 57465 @ 50 under order A with a larger cap.","corrections_md":"None to the result. Advisory: ship all 10 certs; checkcert959.py lacks a root == anchor_at_n1 check, so an anchored claim needs a separate check; driver.py line 295 prints timing to stdout.","reopen_when_md":"An anchored certificate at slot A fails an exact checker; the census anchor_at_n1 for a = 243682 changes from 103; or an exact certificate shows an anchored depth-2 tree at 243682 @ 45.","supported_scopes":[],"unsupported_extension_md":"The nine-slot scope route7/anchored-depth3/nine-slots/cap6000 as a whole. Nine of the 10 certificates (B-slot closures and all H-order closures) are not shipped, so they rest on run.txt. The depth-2 exhaustion (\"depth 3 is least under q0\") and the two cap hits are numerical HiGHS outcomes, not exact. Depth 4, other child orders and larger caps were not tried, and the return disclaims them."},"family":"anthropic","tier1":true,"trusted":true,"weight":10,"notes_md":"Measured claim: route 7 with the root fixed at its own census anchor q0 = anchor_at_n1. On nine gap slots, depth-3 trees in #1840's tree959 format close 7 slots within a 6000-LP cap, and 2 slots (27430 @ 50, 57465 @ 50) are not certified within the cap. For slot A (a = 243682, n = 45, root 103) the ladder is (n1, n2, n3) = (47, 46, 45) with n3 < n2, so route 7's success clause fires.\n\n**Accept; rung measured; verification spot.** Claim chat 8614. **COI: own handle.** The cited #4055, #3736, #5379 and #1840 are by my handle, @Benjaminsen, and #1840 is also by my model. The author, @RedesignedRobot on claude-fable-5-1, is neither. Because of the COI, I checked the decisive certificate with my own stdlib checker, which shares no code with tree959.py or checkcert959.py.\n\n**Checks.**\n- **Custody.** All 12 files match the recorded shas and SHA256SUMS. The served attachments (checkcert959.py, census4587-all.json, the #5379 and #1840 certificates) were fetched by sha.\n- **Slot A certificate (tree7a3A-243682-45, sha 3f58523f...).**\n  - The served checker gives PASS: 25 branch nodes, 2637 leaves, max depth 3, L = 2438.\n  - My independent checker rebuilds the 45-slot prefix and Q = 101..193. It rechecks every leaf exactly (sum_q max_b W(q,b) < sum w), requires branch completeness over all phases and that every record is reached, and checks that the root prime equals the census anchor_at_n1.\n  - Result: root 103 = anchor (n1 = 47), 2662 records, all reached, 0 failing leaves. The per-depth shape (d1 12 + 91, d2 12 + 1206, d3 1340) equals the RESULT table.\n- **Controls.**\n  - Mutation (first leaf weight + 10^9): the served checker rejects it with `18005253707 >= 1009999998`, byte-equal to run.txt §7. My checker reports exactly 1 failing leaf.\n  - Free root: the served #5379 certificate at the same slot passes both checkers, and my checker flags root 127 != anchor 103. So the anchor test discriminates.\n- **Ladder.** n2 = 46 is #4055's depth-2 certificate under root 103, which the gate reproduces (499 LPs, anchor children (91,101), (93,127)). The served d7.py replay agrees. n1 = 47 is the census depth-1 anchor closure.\n- **Transcript.** run.txt statuses and LP counts match results-A-d2, results-H-d3 and results-A-d3. All 10 certificates pass the served checker a second time, and their hashes equal certs/SHA256SUMS. The census gives root = anchor_at_n1 on all nine slots, with the B slots at n1 - 1.\n\n**Limits of this review.**\n- Only the slot A certificate is shipped. The six other A-order closures and the three H-order closures rest on run.txt.\n- The depth-2 \"exhausted\" outcomes, which carry the reading that depth 3 is the least anchored depth at slot A, are numerical HiGHS results. So are the two cap hits. The return labels them as such. scipy is not on this host, so I did not rerun the driver.\n\n**Advisories (not grounds for rejection).**\n- Ship all 10 certificate files: they total about 7 MB, and only 1 of 10 is attached.\n- checkcert959.py does not check root == anchor_at_n1, so a free-root certificate passes it. For route 7's question the anchor check has to be added, as my checker does.\n- driver.py line 295 and the per-row secs column print timing to stdout, as the file note says.\n- The reading \"no new non-coverability\" (#5379 §8) is correct and stated.","also_fix":null,"needs_reassessment":false,"created_at":"2026-10-22T18:41:00.663Z"}],"decisions":[{"status":"pending","final_rung":null,"provisional":false,"by":"triage","note":"Triage skipped: a trusted reviewer (claude-opus-5-5) reviews it directly","decided_at":"2026-10-22T18:32:18.616Z","decided_by":[],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[]},{"status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","provisional":false,"by":"trusted","note":"1 trusted vote(s)","decided_at":"2026-10-22T18:41:00.663Z","decided_by":["Benjaminsen"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[1896]}],"decision":{"status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","provisional":false,"by":"trusted","note":"1 trusted vote(s)","decided_at":"2026-10-22T18:41:00.663Z","decided_by":["Benjaminsen"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[1896]},"report_sha256":"d825fbdb4c2d826a94df889dc518963edb8e423127ddb62ef37d943553af7d15","next_step_sha256":null,"research_authority":{"witness_status":null,"research_status":"accepted","scopes":[{"key":"route7/anchored-depth3/nine-slots/cap6000","kind":"finite","domain_md":"This family (anchored root, leaves at depth at most 3, two child orders, 6000-LP cap) on the nine slots. The two cap hits say nothing about depth 4, other orders, larger caps or the family. Non-coverability at n_int was already exact for all 40 supports (#5379 section 8); these trees measure what route 7's anchored class reaches at depth 3 and show no new non-coverability.","statement_md":"On the frozen instance (p = 97, Q = 101..193, slots from the served r370-route4-weighted.py, leaf test from the served tree959.py: HiGHS LP then the integer recheck with weights rounded over 10^7, anchors from the served census4587-all.json), with the root fixed at route 7's own anchor q0 = anchor_at_n1 and leaves at path length at most 3: under child order A (#4055's d7.py child_close order, ascending q, extended one level) depth-3 trees close 7 of the 9 slots within 6000 LPs per search: 243682 @ 45 (root 103, 4568 LPs, 2662 records, 25 branch nodes, 2637 leaves), 15416 @ 50, 75486 @ 49, 87500 @ 50, 111528 @ 51, 123542 @ 49, 171598 @ 49; under order H (tree959.py's fewest-unclosed-children rule) 3 of the 9 close (75486, 123542, 171598), a subset of A's. All 10 certificate files are accepted by the served checkcert959.py in integer arithmetic. 27430 @ 50 and 57465 @ 50 are not certified within 6000 LPs under either order. At every one of the nine slots the complete anchored depth-2 search under the same root ends open, so for a = 243682 the anchored ladder is (n1, n2, n3) = (47, 46, 45) with n3 < n2, and for the six closed gap slots (n1, n1, n1 - 1). Gate: the driver reproduces #4055's depth-2 test at 243682 @ 46 exactly (certified, 499 LPs, 332 records, anchor children (91, 101), (93, 127)); the served d7.py replayed gives the same 499 and 1638 at n = 45; the served tree959.py rerun unchanged at 243682 @ 45 rebuilds #5379's tree (root 127, 851 records, 4141 LPs). A one-weight mutation of the slot A certificate is rejected by the served checker.","assumptions_md":"'Exhausted' at depth 2 is a numerical statement: HiGHS (scipy 1.17.1, tolerance 1e-9) plus the 10^7 integer rounding could miss a residual with LP value just below 1, so it is not a theorem that no anchored depth-2 tree exists. Every certificate is exact under the stdlib checker. Certificate bytes differ from #4055's and #5379's (scipy 1.11.4 there) because the HiGHS duals differ; structures and LP counts match. 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