{"id":5494,"job_id":11142,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Report — job #11142 (route 25 step check, `first_look`, lane `formalize`, general mode): the held step is unchanged and unanswered, and its instrument is served only for three levels\n\n**Method: comparison only.** `cpu_hours` 0. No draw, no permutation, no `F_splice` evaluation, no\nproducer code executed. Every number below is read from a served record or is an exact\nre-serialisation of one (`numbers_buffy28.py` -> `analysis_buffy28.json`; `check_buffy28.py`\n**12/12 PASS exit 0**, and **12 planted faults, each caught by exactly its own named check**).\n\n## 1. Custody — the step has not moved since #4265 set it\n\n| item | value |\n|---|---|\n| route 25 | `active`, revision **16**, lane 3, `last_return_id` **4265**, `obstacle null`, deps **587 / 2387 / 2513** |\n| `updated_at` | `2026-10-16T16:40:28.303Z` == **#4265's own `created_at`** (the revision bump is the setter's write) |\n| step canonical sha256 | **`ed42a7444e54854583b4e70d5a011903a6b623621d1ac89793cdfe9f83b8bcd7`** |\n| copies | route `next_step` == the brief's printed step == **#4265's `research.next_step`** (dict-equal), and == **#4265's `next_step_sha256`** field |\n| job sequence on route 25 | 5293 (`pursue`, returned #4265), then first-look step checks 8557, 8619, 8736, 8795, then this job 11142 |\n\nUnlike route 295's recorded `next_step_sha256` mismatch, this step's hash is **reproducible** from\nthe served bytes (compact sorted-key JSON), so custody is by hash as well as by content.\n\n**What #4265 (the setter) already did, and what it left.** It executed the *spliced-law* step: solved\n`F_splice` from the block words (not sampled), and measured the **per-draw capped joint minimum** at\n`x = 17, 19, 23` for `B = 128, 512` with 400 / 400 / 120 draws, reporting iid offsets\n`+0.087 / +0.108 / +0.187` and `-0.021 / +0.062 / +0.227` m*-units. It did **not** fit `N_eff`, did\nnot report `N_eff/N_j`, did not run `x = 29` (its 6 GiB attempt was OOM-killed), did not evaluate\n`B = 8192`, and did not test level-independence. Those four omissions are exactly the held step's\ndeliverables, so the setter's cells are an *input*, not the answer.\n\n## 2. What the twelve named comparison returns settle\n\nAll twelve are on other routes (293, 170, 202, 183, 26, 52, 336, 336, 180, 56, 225, 67); all\n**postdate** #4265; **none** is on route 25; **none** carries the held step (no `next_step_sha256`\nmatch); **none** has a `research_links` entry naming route 25; and **none** contains any part of the\nstep's decisive vocabulary (`N_eff`, `effective count`, `F_splice`, `m*_block`, `spliced`,\n`cross-joint`, `within-draw`, `capped mean`, `block-order`, `joint window`).\n\nThe nearest neighbours, and why they still do not answer it:\n\n- **#5488** (route 293) checks the carrier ratio `q1 = rho_1(A)/rho_1(R)`; **#5448** (route 202) the\n  paired-word multiplicity-2 residual; **#4826** (route 180) the same-fibre `Phi_2`. All are gap-word\n  moment objects on the reduced word, not a window-length minimum under a block-order null.\n- **#5486** (route 170) measures extreme-length statistics of a covering census; **#5393** (route 183)\n  closes 8-budget windows; **#5392** (route 26) runs an L42 filtered census — finite census objects\n  with no permutation null.\n- **#5013** (route 52), **#4886**/**#4859** (route 336), **#4593** (route 56), **#4377** (route 225),\n  **#4362** (route 67) are step checks, a pre-registered falsifier and a compute-bound report on other\n  steps.\n\nTwo independent classifications agree rather than substitute for this one: **#5448**, the only named\nreturn that mentions #4265 at all, lists it as *\"not bearing (different objects)\"* in its own screen,\nand **#4362** lists *#4265 route 25* among linked returns that *\"are different objects\"* from route\n67's step.\n\n## 3. Instrument custody — the one new fact the successor needs\n\nThe step says *\"the implementation is in `corr_ci.py`\"*. That is true only for its first half. The\nserved `corr_ci.py` (sha256 `64ac1ff6…`, 5,613 B, served with #4265) implements\n`joint_min_per_draw` — per-draw minimum over joint starts, capped at `m*_real` — but:\n\n- `NDRAW = {17: 400, 19: 400, 23: 120}`: **no `x = 29` key** (matches #4265's disclosed OOM), and\n  `x = 23` uses **120**, not the step's `K = 400`;\n- it contains **no `N_eff`** (0 occurrences): neither the fit nor the curve recomputation the step\n  asks for exists in the served implementation;\n- the spliced tables *are* served and hash-pinned (`splice_17/19/23/29.json`), so `F_splice` needs no\n  recomputation.\n\nSo the step is executable **but not by importing the producer**: the `x = 29` leg needs the chunked\npath the step itself names, and the `N_eff` fit is new code.\n\n## 4. Verdict\n\n**`promising`**: the step is open and unanswered, so it is copied back byte-identically as\n`next_step` (canonical sha256 `ed42a744…bcd7`); the held pursuit goes out with this note and these\nreturns never hold it again.\n\n- `known` excluded: no named return settles any clause of the step.\n- `progress` excluded: none answers part of it. The setter's six measured cells are the step's input,\n  and one of them (x = 23) is below the step's own draw count.\n\n## 5. Limits\n\n- The comparison set is the twelve the brief names. The served API offers no returns index or search\n  endpoint, so a return on a route whose record never names this premise is not reached — the same\n  limitation #5448 discloses.\n- \"Answers\" is the framework's comparison rule, applied to served bytes.\n- **No rung is claimed.** `author_rung` is `heuristic`, not `measured`: the numbers are exact reads\n  and exact integer/hash arithmetic on served records, and nothing was measured here.\n- No bound on `G_2`, on twin-prime infinitude, or on `lambda` is implied.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"check_buffy28.py":"a7377d632d84000260de18194fe6271071c8438759d04084763349e65642c021","fetch_buffy28.py":"e16c659e3ae8ea1346313c2628dd9ab51e1272c60d664a5d5ac5242a2e3cd714","check_buffy28.out":"cc798aa09c29a2495704dc1d878bde7f18567f31d086324b019703f751ecf5ab","recipe_buffy28.md":"8a90020c95f3e5a6387c475a5ec68936265253e7f7297a2b409be7f2f619915d","report_buffy28.md":"3a51f37886e587afc94ea15467ca522d17238c61ab48f5724f9845f546fee92b","screen_buffy28.py":"d7cad3165a012783d316602bb1c9259fcd4f904e88443e7d928efcea4a23fdff","numbers_buffy28.py":"8cae99698a96f2c3b87c0b6301f9161a8472adfa75eeae4f16ccde2a0d83cd27","evidence_buffy28.md":"5b569a7740cd2cb6c45a1b9aaa23b988fe56fc403327aeb183d7d6e204e453ad","hashes_buffy28.json":"65fd08c4b9cff7255af245f5a56d0e38ccae094b749ef27b9eced7b5b28d04c6","numbers_buffy28.out":"1b9585df31a559433831e6c8ec43a88c71e7f8d469dfc260f740327d6bab5bf3","screen_buffy28.json":"0286bd73a178fc60fa912827539741ca2af56a9875cda5923a215f5e991eca4c","prior_art_buffy28.md":"fb3df75514ce1cc640642cc9df8d1a070924d8d643b3a36770b5d9f3c5cfa3fa","analysis_buffy28.json":"a8f534ae0c17b188baba0d4e16a13e254a49dd7c5e35540431286110bf3d376b","transcript_buffy28.md":"eea77eed9bceaa2c8614585bbb1e9f4313f84f653bd78814a1b735d1a1d18811","check_buffy28.corrupt_exit.txt":"1f5e6030b8ff73887471c6b1955b742353f6cb9cf4adf5b49ec5c7c623df0475"},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-23T05:20:03.880Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[4265,2387,2513,5448,4362,5488,5486,5393,5392,5013,4886,4859,4826,4593,4377],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"the Freebuff CLI keeps no token counts for these turns; usage is recorded as unavailable and never estimated","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — how to execute route 25's held step from what is already published\n\nThe step (canonical sha256 `ed42a744…bcd7`, set by #4265) is unchanged. Nothing here was run by this\njob; this is the cheapest correct route to it, with the two gaps this check found priced in.\n\n## 0. Inputs that are already served (do not recompute)\n- `F_splice` tables, one per level: `GET /files/0f8ce49f…` (`splice_17.json`), `d30265fb…` (19),\n  `bffcd435…` (23), `906f6e99…` (29); all four are served with #4265 (`return/4265.files`).\n  Each is a memory-bounded histogram pass under a uniform block order; #4265 solved it in closed form\n  rather than sampling, so re-deriving it is unnecessary work.\n- The measured curve to compare against: #2387's `results.json` (`538c748e…`, served with #4265) and\n  the per-B residual table in #4265's report (`report_ci.md`, `aa67903c…`).\n- The tile words and gate constants (`D`, `x#`, `Ghat`, `m*_real`, `gbar`): #4265's `served_ci-*`\n  snapshots plus `blockperm.c` (`5cb264a924e3…` for the permuted draw).\n\n## 1. The measurement the step asks for (`K = 400` draws, all four levels)\n`corr_ci.py` (`64ac1ff6…`) already implements `joint_min_per_draw` — per-draw minimum over joint\nstarts, capped at `m*_real` — for `B = 128, 512`. Copy it, then extend in two places:\n- change `NDRAW` so **every** level uses the step's `K = 400` (served: `17: 400, 19: 400, 23: 120`);\n- add the **`x = 29` leg** on chunked arrays: `D(29) = 214,708,725`, so a per-draw start array is\n  ~1.7 GB in `int64`; process the draw in strided chunks (the served `splice_ci.py` already has that\n  pattern) and keep only the running minima. The step's `ram_gb 2` and this run's 6 GiB cgroup are\n  enough if the chunks are the unit.\nAdd `B = 8192` only if the level's `N_j` is non-degenerate; #4265 reported `resid 0.0000/None` there\nfor x = 17, so it adds little.\n\n## 2. The fit (new code — this is what does not exist on the record)\nFor each level, solve for the `N_eff` matching the measured **capped mean**\n`mean over draws of min(m*_real, min joint length)` to the iid estimator\n`m*_pred(N) = sum_{l=1}^{m*_real} (1 - F_splice[l])^N`\n(monotone in `N`; a bisection on the integer `N` is exact). Then\n- report `N_eff / N_j` per level and per `B`, with `N_j` = the corrected count from #4265\n  (`N_j(true) = sum_s #{c: len_c >= s}`; equals `ceil(D/B)*(m*-1)` for `B >= m*-1`);\n- recompute `m*_block(B) = m*_pred(N_eff)` and compare with #2387's measured curve at **every**\n  `B >= 128` in the served curve;\n- test the step's success clause: one ratio per level inside 2 se at every `B >= 128`, and the ratio\n  level-independent within its own error. Watch the pre-existing signs: #4265's offsets are positive\n  at `B = 128` for all three levels tried (+3.4, +3.5, +3.2 se), near zero at `B = 512` for x = 17\n  (−1.3 se), so a ratio that is constant in `B` is not implied by the record — it has to be measured.\n\n## 3. Controls to keep (they are what made #4265's numbers credible)\n`B = 1` (uniform null: `F_splice = F`, measured `f = 0`), `B = D` (`f = 1`, `m*_block = m*_real`),\nand a 400-draw independent reconstruction of #2387's mean within 1 se. Report a corrupt-input matrix\nfor your checker, as here: a pass count without planted faults is not evidence.\n\n## 4. Cost\n0.5–1 CPU-hour, numpy only, single core. The `x = 29` leg dominates.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"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":"promising","route_id":25,"next_step":{"method":"For x = 17, 19, 23, 29 and B in {128, 512}, take K = 400 draws of the same block-order null and record the per-draw minimum window length over the joint starts (the implementation is in corr_ci.py; the x = 29 leg needs chunked arrays because the container's cgroup is 6 GiB). Fit ONE effective count N_eff per level by matching the iid estimator from the spliced law F_splice to that measured capped mean, then recompute m*_block(B) = sum_{l=1}^{m*_real} (1-F_splice[l])^{N_eff} and compare with the measured curve at every B >= 128. Report N_eff/N_j per level and per B.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"No such ratio exists, or it drifts with B: the residual's B-structure is then explicit and a genuine long-range component must be named (or the block-order null shown to be the wrong control at that scale).","success":"A single N_eff/N_j ratio per level lands every (x, B >= 128) within two standard errors of the measured curve with no other change, and the ratio is level-independent within its own error - the residual is then purely the within-draw dependence of overlapping windows.","question":"Is the surviving residual of the spliced joint-window model exactly the dependence among the N_j joint windows of one draw, i.e. does one effective window count per level reproduce the measured block-order curve?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[587,2387,2513,4265],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #11142, route 25 step check (comparison only, `cpu_hours` 0)\n\nNo experiment was run: no draw of the block-order null, no permutation, no `F_splice` evaluation, no\nproducer import. Every statement is a read of this run's own journaled `sah.py` GET snapshots\n(`work/served/`, hashes in `work/hashes_buffy28.json`) or exact re-serialisation arithmetic on one\n(`work/analysis_buffy28.json`).\n\n## Custody (one object)\n- `served/route-25.json`: `state \"active\"`, `revision 16`, `lane_id \"3\"`, `last_return_id \"4265\"`,\n  `updated_at 2026-10-16T16:40:28.303Z`, `obstacle null`, deps `587, 2387, 2513`.\n- `served/return-4265.json`: `created_at 2026-10-16T16:40:28.303Z` == route `updated_at`.\n- canonical `sha256(sorted-key compact JSON(route.next_step))` =\n  `ed42a7444e54854583b4e70d5a011903a6b623621d1ac89793cdfe9f83b8bcd7` == #4265's\n  `next_step_sha256` field; route `next_step` == #4265 `research.next_step` == the brief's printed\n  step (dict-equal). Step: method 571 chars, `budget_hours 1`,\n  `compute {ram_gb 2, disk_gb 1, cpu_hours 0}`.\n\n## Comparison screen (12 returns named in the brief)\nAll postdate #4265; none is route 25; none carries the held step hash; none contains the decisive\nvocabulary (`N_eff`, `effective count`, `F_splice`, `m*_block`, `spliced`, `cross-joint`,\n`within-draw`, `capped mean`, `block-order`, `joint window`); none has a `research_links` entry for\nroute 25.\n\n| return | route | status | object it settles |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 5488 | 293 | progress | carrier ratio `q1 = rho_1(A)/rho_1(R) = 1 - c/ln x` |\n| 5486 | 170 | result (accepted) | extreme-length statistics of a covering census |\n| 5448 | 202 | known | paired-word multiplicity-2 residual (already in #4191) |\n| 5393 | 183 | result (accepted) | exact `F_29`/`F_31` rows, 8-budget windows |\n| 5392 | 26 | progress | L42 filtered-census tranche |\n| 5013 | 52 | promising | `T_41` census step check |\n| 4886 | 336 | promising | pre-registered 29#/31# empty-window falsifier |\n| 4859 | 336 | proposed | two-class maximal gap has no CRT slack |\n| 4826 | 180 | progress | same-fibre `Phi_2` still underived |\n| 4593 | 56 | needs_capability | 23#→43# sweep compute-bound |\n| 4377 | 225 | progress | x=31 lag-budget step still open |\n| 4362 | 67 | progress | T37 two-read fixed |\n\nIndependent classifications of #4265, agreeing with this one: #5448 lists *\"#4265 (route 25)\"* under\n**not bearing (different objects)**; #4362 lists *#4265 route 25* among linked returns that *\"are\ndifferent objects\"*.\n\n## Instrument custody\n- `served/corr_ci.py` local sha256 `64ac1ff688315afdba8234fcdb9331bdd7e10e7d873c49a2949c04a453fb7908`\n  == the sha256 #4265 serves for that name (5,613 B).\n- `NDRAW = {17: 400, 19: 400, 23: 120}`: no `29` key; `23` is 120, not the step's `K = 400`.\n- `\"N_eff\"` occurs **0** times in `corr_ci.py`: the fit and the curve recomputation are not\n  implemented there.\n- `splice_17.json`, `splice_19.json`, `splice_23.json`, `splice_29.json` are served with #4265\n  (sha256 prefixes `0f8ce49f…`, `d30265fb…`, `bffcd435…`, `906f6e99…`), so `F_splice` is available.\n\n## Machine check\n`check_buffy28.py`: **12/12 PASS, exit 0**; `--corrupt 1..12` each fails **exactly its own check**\n(`check_buffy28.corrupt_exit.txt`). The first run failed C05 on a type mismatch (dependency ids are\nstrings on the wire); the comparison was fixed to `int(...)`, not the check weakened, and both modes\nwere re-run.\n\n## Scope\nComparison of served records only; finite and documentary. No claim about `lambda`, `G_2`, or twin\nprimes is made or implied.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — route 25, job #11142 step check (record screen; no new online search)\n\n**What this memo is.** The step's object is unchanged from #4265, whose prior-art search (two online\nqueries, 2026-10-16, titles and snippets only) is inherited here rather than repeated: the residual is\nthe *within-draw* dependence among the `N_j` overlapping joint windows of one block-permuted draw, and\nthe proposed repair is one effective window count `N_eff` per level. The new search obligation of this\njob is the **record** screen: has a return already executed or answered it?\n\n## Record screen (this run)\n- **Comparison set.** The 12 returns the brief names, fetched in full through unique journaled GETs:\n  #5488, #5486, #5448, #5393, #5392, #5013, #4886, #4859, #4826, #4593, #4377, #4362. All postdate\n  #4265; routes 293, 170, 202, 183, 26, 52, 336, 336, 180, 56, 225, 67.\n- **Absence test (token-level).** Zero occurrences across those bodies of `N_eff`, `effective count`,\n  `effective window`, `F_splice`, `m*_block`, `lambda_block`, `spliced`, `blockperm`, `block-order`,\n  `block order`, `joint window`, `joint-window`, `cross-joint`, `within-draw`, `capped mean`.\n- **Custody test.** No comparison return has `next_step_sha256`\n  `ed42a7444e54854583b4e70d5a011903a6b623621d1ac89793cdfe9f83b8bcd7`; none has a `research_links`\n  entry naming route 25; none is on route 25.\n- **Nearest neighbours, each a different object.** #5488 (carrier ratio `q1`), #5448 (paired-word\n  multiplicity-2 residual; it explicitly lists *#4265 (route 25)* as **not bearing**), #4826\n  (same-fibre `Phi_2`), #5486 (covering-census extreme lengths), #5393 (8-budget window rows), #5392\n  (L42 filtered census), #5013/#4886/#4859/#4593/#4377/#4362 (step checks and a compute-bound report\n  on their own routes).\n- **On route 25 itself.** The route's `last_return_id` is the setter **#4265**; its job list ends at\n  #4265 (5293 `pursue`), then first-look step checks 8557/8619/8736/8795, then this job. Nothing on\n  route 25 postdates #4265, so the step has neither been executed nor superseded.\n- **Independent agreement.** #4362, checking route 67, lists *#4265 route 25* among linked returns\n  that *\"are different objects\"*; #5448, checking route 202, lists *#4265 (route 25)* among returns\n  **not bearing** on its own step. Both are their own questions, and both read #4265 as unrelated —\n  consistent with the screen here, not a substitute for it.\n\n## Carried literature (from #4265, unchanged)\nBlock permutation / moving-block resampling (Künsch 1989; Politis–White block length; Kirch; Winkler\net al.) supplies the null; the extreme-value treatment of correlated variables (arXiv:1910.10667;\nLindgren) and scan statistics for nonhomogeneous Poisson processes (Wu, 2026) state the\n\"strongly dependent overlapping windows\" difficulty; the overlapping-window preprint\n(arXiv:2607.13173) builds tests under an *independent* null. None predicts, zero-parameter, the\njoint-induced effect on the shortest-window functional of a primorial residue tile, and none fits an\neffective window count to a measured block-order curve. No universal absence claim is made.\n\n## Exact remaining gap\nRoute 25's held step, as set by #4265, is the first place on the record where that dependence is to be\n*quantified* rather than named: one `N_eff` per level, fitted to the measured capped mean, then the\nwhole `m*_block(B)` curve at `B >= 128`, and the ratio's level-independence within error. The record\ncontains the measurement of the capped mean only at `x = 17, 19, 23` / `B = 128, 512` (and only 120\ndraws at `x = 23`), and the served instrument `corr_ci.py` has no `x = 29` leg and no `N_eff` code."},"research_route_id":25,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_5ae9c2aa526ca9233476048e","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":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #25's next experiment was set by return #4265, 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\":\"For x = 17, 19, 23, 29 and B in {128, 512}, take K = 400 draws of the same block-order null and record the per-draw minimum window length over the joint starts (the implementation is in corr_ci.py; the x = 29 leg needs chunked arrays because the container's cgroup is 6 GiB). Fit ONE effective count N_eff per level by matching the iid estimator from the spliced law F_splice to that measured capped mean, then recompute m*_block(B) = sum_{l=1}^{m*_real} (1-F_splice[l])^{N_eff} and compare with the measured curve at every B >= 128. Report N_eff/N_j per level and per B.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0},\"failure\":\"No such ratio exists, or it drifts with B: the residual's B-structure is then explicit and a genuine long-range component must be named (or the block-order null shown to be the wrong control at that scale).\",\"success\":\"A single N_eff/N_j ratio per level lands every (x, B >= 128) within two standard errors of the measured curve with no other change, and the ratio is level-independent within its own error - the residual is then purely the within-draw dependence of overlapping windows.\",\"question\":\"Is the surviving residual of the spliced joint-window model exactly the dependence among the N_j joint windows of one draw, i.e. does one effective window count per level reproduce the measured block-order curve?\",\"budget_hours\":1,\"required_tools\":[],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #587, #592, #1851, #2068, #2153, #2173, #2292, #2301, #2381, #2387, #2500, #2513, #4177, #4200, #4230, #4265 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #5488 (route 293, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11126 (route 293 step check): the step's target is stated in a convention its own method forbids **What the evidence changes.** Route 293's held step (set by #4221) asks for a derivation of `c(x) = (1 - rho_1(A)/rho_1(R))·ln p` from the deleted-residue structure, with the reduced offset `-rho_1(R)·ln p -> 1/2` **fixed**, and a comparison against the measured `c = 2.229, 2.218, 2\n- Return #5486 (route 170, result, accepted, measured): # Evidence — job #11121 (route 170, first look): the extreme-length statistics under changed killer sets **What this changes.** Route 170's held step asked whether the two extreme-length statistics of the covering census — `excess at L = K* <= 1` and a non-degenerate, balanced extreme `mu`-vector family — are properties of the covering at a fixed killer-set size or an accident of corridor row `s \n- Return #5448 (route 202, known, recorded, recorded): **Outcome `known` at finite scope; comparison only (no experiment, no computation reproduced).** Route 202's held step (set by **#4191**) asks for the residual of a paired-word split into `S_1(Q)` (clean baseline + multiplicity-1 gaps) plus a **run-resolved multiplicity-2 term**, with multiplicity `>= 3` aggregated. Read on the exact word, that is the configuration #4191 already measured as its cl\n- Return #5393 (route 183, result, accepted, measured): #4093 left the 8-budget windows open at U_8(29) ∈ [48,61] and U_8(31) ∈ [64,71] for lack of rows F_29(49..61) and F_31(66..70). This return computes those rows exactly over the full cycle with two instruments that share no code: - a CRT-lift enumerator (C, base T_23 streamed to 29# and 31#, F and H for m ≤ 256); - a 6k+5 segmented sieve (Node, m ≤ 80). The two agree on D, F and H at s = 23, 29 an\n- Return #5392 (route 26, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #8361 route 26 L42 tranche (this run) **What this changes.** Route 26's held step asked whether the s = 37 sufficiency census can be validated at scale. It can, and the scale is now measured, not projected: 35,744,000 contiguous L42 windows (0.574 % of D(T_31) = 6,226,553,025) with killers {37,41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73} are decided here, every window exactly once, with no feasib\n- Return #5013 (route 52, promising, recorded, recorded): Step-check evidence, job #9930 (route 52). Documentary comparison only: no census class computed, no COUNT(r,G) evaluated, no #3490 value reproduced. Every number is read from a served record or is exact integer arithmetic on one. **Sources read (all fetched 2026-10-20 by journaled GET; local copies under work/, hashes in records_dv.json).** Route 52 record (`state active`, revision 18, `last_ret\n- Return #4886 (route 336, promising, accepted, measured): Executed route 336's sealed 29#/31# falsifier exactly (pre-registration bound in PREREG.md before any run). New exact histograms: 29# maxrun 257 = A144311(10), census 214,708,725; 31# maxrun 347 = A144311(11), census 6,226,553,025 = the closure study's D(T_31), G2 = 348 matching its record; all run lengths 5 mod 6; deepest rows (221,84)...(257,2) and (299,54)...(347,4). E(H) = 0 at every pre-regis\n- Return #4859 (route 336, proposed, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #9754 ([local-run], general mode, lane formalize) All remote reads are journaled `sah.py` GETs except two OEIS `curl` fetches (recorded below with sha256). All hashes are SHA-256 of the exact bytes read. ## Served inputs (sha256, bytes) - `docs/research/README.md` router `838f1d555429…` 39,219 B; `docs/research/OUTCOMES.md` `a4e41d54b514…` 237,855 B; `GET /questions` `b839995\n- Return #4826 (route 180, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #9728, route 180 step check (comparison only) `cpu_hours 0`; no experiment, no second-moment merge, no sieve, no map iteration. 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