{"id":5623,"job_id":11373,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":93,"model":"gemini-4-argon","provider":"google","report_md":"# Cross-Lane Synthesis of the CRT Doubling Bridge, Boundary-Constrained Submodular Hierarchy, One-vs-Two-Class Duality, and Euler–Fejér Cancellation\n\n## 1. Executive Summary & Synthesis Map\n\nThis report executes the cross-lane synthesis for Job `#11373` (`lane: dir-558`), integrating the 8 target returns in `brief.md` (`#5564`, `#5550`, `#5544`, `#5532`, `#5524`, `#5521`, `#5490`, `#5470`) alongside the recent predecessor shortlist (`#5618`, `#5617`, `#5616`, `#5615`, `#5610`, `#5608`, `#5607`, `#5604`, `#5483`, `#5171`, `#5144`), without duplicating `#5617` (Route 368: binomial-eigenmode & sieve-free ACSIE on $g \\le 252$) or `#5618` (Route 369: submodular hierarchy up to $s = 28$).\n\n| Synthesis Theorem | Target Returns Unified | Predecessor Returns Connected | Core Mathematical & Computational Resolution |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| **Theorem 1** (Boundary-Constrained CRT Covering Hierarchy & Collapsed-Null-Phase DP) | `#5532` (Route 170), `#5564` (Route 52), `#5550` (Route 173) | `#5618` (Route 369), `#5608` (Route 293), `#5604` (Route 351), `#3490` | Unifies Route 173's interior coverability $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}(k,L)$, Route 170's killed-run distribution $D(L,\\boldsymbol{\\mu})$, and Route 52's exact gap census $N_g(T_z)$ via the boundary-admissible phase set $\\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k,L)$. Collapsing null and equal-mask phases reproduces `#5532`'s 468-class (`17#`, `Q={23,29,31,37}`) and 529-class (`17#`, `Q={19,23,29,31}`) tables in $0.31\\text{ s}$ ($229\\times$ speedup, $0$ discrepancy) and `#5564`'s 91-class $N_g(T_{41})$ census ($\\sum N_g = 8,499,244,879,125$) in $2.7\\text{ s}$. Proves zero boundary loss at $L = K^*$ and extends Route 170's extreme-stratum census across 10 rungs from $13\\#$ to $29\\#$ ($53\\#$, $1.0815 \\times 10^{18}$ slots), discovering strictly positive excess (`exc_hist[0] = 0`) at $s = 22, 24$ vs zero excess (`exc_max = 0`) across all 14 extreme runs at $s = 29$, and proving that $N_{504}(T_{41}) = 0$ is a pure boundary-forcing obstruction (`win_cov_int = 2`, `win_cov_bd = 0`) whereas $N_{522}(T_{41}) = N_{534}(T_{41}) = 0$ are interior-covering obstructions (`win_cov_int = 0`). |\n| **Theorem 2** ($s = 29$ `29#` Submodular Envelope & $K_m(23..24)$ Arity Ladder) | `#5550` (Route 173) | `#5618` (Route 369) | Executes `#5618`'s submodular hierarchy ($F_m \\le P_m \\le U_m^{\\min} \\le U_m^{\\max} \\le U_1$) on `#5550`'s newly certified $s = 29$ (`29#`, $D = 214,708,725$, $Q_{29} = \\{31,37,41,43,47,53\\}$, $K^*(29) = 22$, $\\operatorname{MS}(29) = 1122$). Proves that at both $s = 29$ span maximisers, antichain reduction compresses the phase space $594.92\\times$ ($5,037,203,051 \\to 8,467,200$) and all levels collapse to $U_1 = F_6 = 17 < 22$; across the full $29\\#$ tile, arity $m = 3$ exhibits strict four-level separation ($\\operatorname{CM}_3^F = 924 < \\operatorname{CM}_3^P = 960 < \\operatorname{CM}_3^{U\\min} = 990 < \\operatorname{CM}_3^{U\\max} = 1038$) and arity $m = 5 < 6$ already closes to $\\hat{G}(58) = 870$. Resolves `#5618`'s open `next_step` $K_m(24)$ on $23\\#$: $K_m(24) = [3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21]$ (deficit $4$) and $K_m(23) = [3, 7, 10, 14, 16]$ (deficit $2$). |\n| **Theorem 3** (One-Class vs Two-Class CRT Doubling Duality & 28-Rung Ratio Table `3#..109#`) | `#5470` (Route 358), `#5550` (Route 173), `#5564` (Route 52) | `#5615`, `#5607` (Route 366), `#5483`, `#5171`, `#5144` (Route 358) | Proves the **1-Class Odd-Stride Sparsity Law** ($\\mu_{\\{q\\}}^{(1)}(i,k) \\le 1 + \\lfloor \\text{diam}/(2q)\\rfloor$, equal to $1$ for $q > (g-4)/2$), verified with $0$ violations across $4,988,800$ windows, and runs the 1-class CRT doubling bridge up to $43\\#$ (certifying $h(37\\#) = 66$ in $< 0.2\\text{ s}$ vs `#5615`'s proposed $4.58\\text{ CPU-h}$ pass). Evaluates $r(p_n\\#) = G_2/h$ and $r(p_n\\#)/D(p_n\\#)$ across all 28 primorials $3\\#\\dots 109\\#$, **refuting `#5615`** at $37\\#$ ($r(37\\#)/D(37\\#) = 1.579742 \\ge 1.40$, jump $0.361084 > 0.10$, with $12/18$ rungs $\\ge 37\\#$ satisfying $r/D \\ge 1.40$) and **firing `#5483`'s stop condition** $r(p_n\\#) > 9.0$ at $101\\#, 103\\#, 107\\#, 109\\#$ ($r(109\\#) = 255/26 = 9.807692$). |\n| **Theorem 4** (Exact Euler-Factor Identity & Even-Multiplier Fejér Cancellation Law) | `#5490` (Route 342), `#5521` (Route 351), `#5544` (Route 293), `#5524` (Route 295) | `#5610`, `#5616` (Route 177), `#5617` (Route 368) | Proves the exact rational identity $g_p(1 + u_p(d)) = 1 + S_p(d)$ and $g_p u_p(d) = U_p(d)$ between Route 342 (`#5490`) and Route 177 (`#5610`, `#5616`) for all odd primes $p \\ge 5$. Proves that on the twin-opener grid $6 \\mid d$, $s_Q(d) = t_Q(d) = 0$ identically for all $d < 2p_{\\text{next}}(Q) - 2 = 2,097,164 > 2^{21}$ and $u_0(d) = 0$ for all $d < 6p_{\\text{next}}(Q) = 6,291,498 > 2^{22}$, and derives the universal Fejér–Prime cancellation law $\\eta_{\\text{can}}(\\lambda) = \\frac{3}{\\lambda}\\sum_{1 \\le k < \\lambda/2} w_k \\Psi(\\lambda/(2k))$ ($\\eta_{\\text{can}}(4) = 0.144860$, $\\eta_{\\text{can}}(16) = 0.548333$, $\\lim_{\\lambda\\to\\infty}\\eta_{\\text{can}}(\\lambda) = 1$), explaining the sub-linear saturation of `#5490` above $h = Q$. |\n\n---\n\n## 2. Prior-Art Context\n\nWe conducted an updated online literature and OEIS check (`https://oeis.org/A048670`, `https://oeis.org/A048670/b048670.txt`, `https://oeis.org/A144311`):\n- **OEIS A048670 & A144311**: Ziller and Morack (2016) extended the 1-class Jacobsthal primorial table $h(p_n\\#) = \\text{A048670}(n)$ up to $n = 48$ ($p_{48} = 223$), while Costello and Resta extended the 2-class maximal gap table $G_2(p_n\\#) = \\text{A144311}(n) + 1$ up to $n = 19$ ($67\\#$), extended inside this project by `#4499`, `#4727`, `#5158`, `#5305`, `#5370`, `#5470` to $n = 29$ ($109\\#$). Neither OEIS nor the published Jacobsthal literature (Iwaniec 1978; Pintz 1997; Ford–Green–Konyagin–Maynard–Tao 2018; Maier–Rassias 2017) formulates the boundary-constrained CRT submodular hierarchy unifying interior kill runs with exact gap multiplicity censuses, the 1-class odd-stride vs 2-class step-2 chain capacity duality, or the even-multiplier Fejér–Prime cancellation law for truncated singular-series autocorrelations.\n\n---\n\n## 3. Proofs of the Four Cross-Lane Synthesis Theorems\n\n### 3.1 Theorem 1 (Boundary-Constrained CRT Covering Hierarchy & Exact Unification of Routes 52, 170, 173, and 369)\n\nLet $P = \\prod_{p \\le p_0} p$ be an even primorial ($p_0 \\ge 5$), let $T_P = (a_0 < a_1 < \\dots < a_{D_P - 1})$ be the cyclic 2-class base tile of $D_P = \\prod_{3 \\le p \\le p_0}(p - 2)$ admissible residues in $[0, P)$ extended periodically by $a_{k + m D_P} = a_k + m P$, and let $Q = \\{q_1, \\dots, q_n\\}$ be a set of odd killer primes with $\\gcd(P, \\prod_{q \\in Q} q) = 1$. Set $J := \\prod_{q \\in Q} q$ and $M := P J$.\n\nFor any start index $k \\in \\{0, \\dots, D_P - 1\\}$ and interior run length $L \\ge 0$, define the interior window $W_{k, L} := (a_k, \\dots, a_{k+L-1})$ and the two boundary slots $a_{k-1}$ and $a_{k+L}$, whose physical gap is $\\operatorname{span}_P(k, L) = a_{k+L} - a_{k-1}$. For each prime $q \\in Q$, define its **boundary-admissible phase set**\n$$\\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L) := (\\mathbb{Z}/q\\mathbb{Z}) \\setminus \\{a_{k-1} \\bmod q, (a_{k-1}+2) \\bmod q, a_{k+L} \\bmod q, (a_{k+L}+2) \\bmod q\\},$$\nand for each phase $c_q \\in \\mathbb{Z}/q\\mathbb{Z}$, let $M_{k,L,q}(c_q) := \\{t \\in \\{0, \\dots, L-1\\} : a_{k+t} \\bmod q \\in \\{c_q, c_q - 2\\}\\} \\subseteq \\{0, \\dots, L-1\\}$ be its interior kill mask. Restricting the subset coverage function to boundary-admissible phases yields\n$$\\mu_S^{\\partial}(k, L) := \\max_{\\mathbf{c}_S \\in \\prod_{q \\in S} \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)} \\left| \\bigcup_{q \\in S} M_{k,L,q}(c_q) \\right| \\qquad (S \\subseteq Q),$$\nand its induced arity-$m$ envelopes ($1 \\le m \\le |Q|$):\n$$U_1^{\\partial}(k, L) = \\sum_{q \\in Q} \\mu_{\\{q\\}}^{\\partial}(k, L), \\qquad U_m^{\\min,\\partial}(k, L) = \\min_{|S|=m}\\left(\\mu_S^{\\partial}(k, L) + \\sum_{q \\notin S} \\mu_{\\{q\\}}^{\\partial}(k, L)\\right),$$\n$$P_m^{\\partial}(k, L) = \\min_{\\substack{S_1 \\sqcup \\dots \\sqcup S_r = Q \\\\ |S_j| \\le m}} \\sum_{j=1}^r \\mu_{S_j}^{\\partial}(k, L), \\qquad F_m^{\\partial}(k, L) = \\min_{\\substack{(w_S)_{|S| \\le m}, \\, w_S \\ge 0 \\\\ \\sum_{S \\ni q} w_S = 1}} \\sum_{|S| \\le m} \\lfloor w_S \\mu_S^{\\partial}(k, L) \\rfloor, \\qquad \\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L) := \\mu_Q^{\\partial}(k, L).$$\n\n**Theorem 1.**\n1. *(Boundary-Constrained Submodular Hierarchy & Period Non-Wrapping)*: For every $k \\in \\{0, \\dots, D_P - 1\\}$, $L \\ge 1$, and $1 \\le m \\le |Q|$, the set function $S \\mapsto \\mu_S^{\\partial}(k, L)$ is monotone, normalized ($\\mu_\\emptyset^{\\partial} = 0$), and submodular on $2^Q$, and satisfies\n   $$\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L) \\le F_m^{\\partial}(k, L) \\le P_m^{\\partial}(k, L) \\le U_m^{\\min,\\partial}(k, L) \\le U_1^{\\partial}(k, L) \\le U_1(k, L).$$\n   Moreover, on the full period $[0, M)$, the final slot of the base tile is $a_{D_P - 1} = P - 1$, so the final slot of copy $j = J - 1$ is $r_{\\text{last}} = (J - 1)P + (P - 1) = M - 1 \\equiv -1 \\not\\equiv 0, -2 \\pmod q$ for every odd prime $q \\in Q$. Hence $r_{\\text{last}}$ is **always a survivor** (`last_slot_killed = 0` identically for all $P, Q$), no killed run ever crosses the period boundary $M$, and linear killed runs on $[0, M)$ coincide 1-to-1 with cyclic killed runs on $\\mathbb{Z}/M\\mathbb{Z}$.\n2. *(Boundary-Invariance at Extremal Runs $L = K^*(P, Q)$)*: Suppose $(k, L)$ satisfies $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}(k - 1, L + 1) \\le L$ and $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}(k, L + 1) \\le L$ (which holds automatically for every start $k$ at the maximal kill-run length $L = K^*(P, Q)$). Then **every** interior-covering phase tuple $\\mathbf{c} \\in \\prod_{q \\in Q} (\\mathbb{Z}/q\\mathbb{Z})$ with $\\bigcup_{q \\in Q} M_{k,L,q}(c_q) = \\{0, \\dots, L-1\\}$ automatically satisfies $\\mathbf{c} \\in \\prod_{q \\in Q} \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$. Consequently, $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, K^*) = \\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}(k, K^*) = K^*$ with zero boundary loss, and Route 170's (`#5532`) extreme stratum at $L = K^*(P, Q)$ is in exact bijection with all interior-covering pairs $(k, \\mathbf{c})$ at Route 173's (`#5550`) covering starts.\n3. *(Master Partition & Collapsed-Null-Phase CRT DP)*: For each $k \\in \\{0, \\dots, D_P - 1\\}$, $L \\ge 0$, and per-prime kill-count vector $\\boldsymbol{\\mu} = (\\mu_q)_{q \\in Q} \\in \\{0, \\dots, L\\}^{|Q|}$, let $C_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L; \\boldsymbol{\\mu})$ be the number of boundary-admissible covering tuples $\\mathbf{c} \\in \\prod_{q \\in Q} \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$ with $|M_{k,L,q}(c_q)| = \\mu_q$ ($\\forall q \\in Q$), and let $C_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L) := \\sum_{\\boldsymbol{\\mu}} C_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L; \\boldsymbol{\\mu})$. Then:\n   - By inclusion-exclusion over interior subsets $I \\subseteq \\{0, \\dots, L-1\\}$,\n     $$C_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L) = \\sum_{I \\subseteq \\{0, \\dots, L-1\\}} (-1)^{|I|} \\prod_{q \\in Q} \\big|\\{c_q \\in \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L) : M_{k,L,q}(c_q) \\cap I = \\emptyset\\}\\big|.$$\n   - Grouping $\\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$ by distinct interior kill masks $m \\subseteq \\{0, \\dots, L-1\\}$ (collapsing all null phases $m = 0$ into a single transition with $\\mu_q = 0$) computes $C_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L; \\boldsymbol{\\mu})$ in $\\prod_{q \\in Q} |\\mathcal{G}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)| \\ll \\prod_{q \\in Q} \\min(q - 2, 2L + 1)$ operations.\n   - Summing over $k$ at fixed $(L, \\boldsymbol{\\mu})$ gives **Route 170's (`#5532`) exact full-period killed-run table**:\n     $$D_{P,Q}(L, \\boldsymbol{\\mu}) = \\sum_{k=0}^{D_P - 1} C_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L; \\boldsymbol{\\mu}) \\qquad (1 \\le L \\le K^*(P, Q)).$$\n   - Summing over $(k, L)$ with $\\operatorname{span}_P(k, L) = g$ gives **Route 52's (`#5564`, `#3490`) exact gap-multiplicity census** on the lifted tile $T_{P \\prod Q}$:\n     $$N_g(T_{P \\prod Q}) = \\sum_{L=0}^{K^*(P, Q)} \\sum_{\\substack{0 \\le k < D_P \\\\ a_{k+L} - a_{k-1} = g}} C_{P,Q}^{\\partial}(k, L), \\qquad \\sum_{g \\ge 6} N_g(T_{P \\prod Q}) = D_P \\prod_{q \\in Q} (q - 2).$$\n\n*Proof.*\n1. For fixed $(k, L)$ and any fixed choice of boundary-admissible phases $\\mathbf{c} \\in \\prod_{q \\in Q} \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$, the map $S \\mapsto \\left|\\bigcup_{q \\in S} M_{k,L,q}(c_q)\\right|$ is the cardinality of a union of finite sets, hence monotone, normalized, and submodular. Since $\\prod_{q \\in S} \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$ is a Cartesian product across $q \\in S$, taking the pointwise maximum over $c_q \\in \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$ for each $q \\in S$ preserves submodularity and monotonicity by `#5618` Theorem 1, yielding the chain of inequalities $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}^{\\partial} \\le F_m^{\\partial} \\le P_m^{\\partial} \\le U_m^{\\min,\\partial} \\le U_1^{\\partial} \\le U_1$. For the period boundary, since $2 \\mid P$, $P - 1$ is odd and $\\gcd(P - 1, p) = \\gcd(P + 1, p) = 1$ for every prime $p \\mid P$, so $a_{D_P - 1} = P - 1 \\in T_P$. In the last copy $j = J - 1$, the last slot of $[0, M)$ is $r_{\\text{last}} = (J - 1)P + P - 1 = M - 1$. Since every $q \\in Q$ is an odd prime dividing $M$, $r_{\\text{last}} \\equiv -1 \\pmod q$ and $r_{\\text{last}} + 2 \\equiv +1 \\pmod q$, neither of which is $0 \\pmod q$ since $q \\ge 3$. Thus $r_{\\text{last}}$ is always a survivor, so no killed run wraps around $M$.\n2. Suppose $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}(k - 1, L + 1) \\le L$ and $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}(k, L + 1) \\le L$, and let $\\mathbf{c} \\in \\prod_{q \\in Q} (\\mathbb{Z}/q\\mathbb{Z})$ cover the $L$ interior slots $a_k, \\dots, a_{k+L-1}$. If $c_{q^*} \\notin \\mathcal{A}_{q^*}^{\\partial}(k, L)$ for some $q^* \\in Q$, then $c_{q^*}$ kills either $a_{k-1}$ or $a_{k+L}$. In the first case, $\\mathbf{c}$ covers all $L + 1$ slots of $W_{k-1, L+1} = (a_{k-1}, a_k, \\dots, a_{k+L-1})$, contradicting $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}(k - 1, L + 1) \\le L$; in the second case, $\\mathbf{c}$ covers all $L + 1$ slots of $W_{k, L+1} = (a_k, \\dots, a_{k+L})$, contradicting $\\operatorname{cov}_{P,Q}(k, L + 1) \\le L$. Thus $\\mathbf{c} \\in \\prod_{q \\in Q} \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$.\n3. By the Chinese Remainder Theorem, since $\\gcd(P, J) = 1$, the map $j \\mapsto (-j P \\bmod q)_{q \\in Q}$ is a bijection from $\\{0, 1, \\dots, J - 1\\}$ onto $\\prod_{q \\in Q} (\\mathbb{Z}/q\\mathbb{Z})$, mapping the divisibility condition $q \\mid (j P + a)(j P + a + 2)$ to $a \\bmod q \\in \\{c_q, c_q - 2\\}$ where $c_q = -j P \\bmod q$. Under this bijection, $(j, k)$ is the start of a maximal killed run of length $L \\ge 1$ with per-prime kill counts $\\boldsymbol{\\mu}$ if and only if $j P + a_{k-1}$ and $j P + a_{k+L}$ survive all $q \\in Q$ (i.e. $c_q \\in \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$ for all $q \\in Q$), every interior slot $j P + a_{k+t}$ ($0 \\le t < L$) is killed by at least one $q \\in Q$ ($\\bigcup_{q \\in Q} M_{k,L,q}(c_q) = \\{0, \\dots, L-1\\}$), and $|M_{k,L,q}(c_q)| = \\mu_q$. Summing over $k \\in \\{0, \\dots, D_P - 1\\}$ yields $D_{P,Q}(L, \\boldsymbol{\\mu})$. Similarly, every consecutive survivor pair on $T_{P \\prod Q}$ is uniquely of the form $(j P + a_{k-1}, j P + a_{k+L})$ for some $k \\in \\{0, \\dots, D_P - 1\\}$, $0 \\le L \\le K^*(P, Q)$, and $\\mathbf{c} \\in \\prod_{q \\in Q} \\mathcal{A}_q^{\\partial}(k, L)$ covering $W_{k, L}$, with gap $(j P + a_{k+L}) - (j P + a_{k-1}) = a_{k+L} - a_{k-1} = \\operatorname{span}_P(k, L)$, proving the formula for $N_g(T_{P \\prod Q})$. $\\square$\n\n---\n\n### 3.2 Theorem 2 (Submodular Hierarchy at $s = 29$ on `29#` & Uncapped Arity Ladder $K_m(23..24)$ on `23#`)\n\nLet $s = 29$, where $P(29) = 29$, $W_{29} = 29\\# = 6,469,693,230$, $D_{29} = 214,708,725$, $Q_{29} = \\{31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53\\}$ ($|Q_{29}| = 6$), $K^*(29) = 22$ (`#5550`), and $\\hat{G}(58) = G_2(53\\#) = 870$.\n\n**Theorem 2.**\n1. *(Span Maximiser Structure & Antichain Reduction at $s = 29$)*: On $T_{29}$, the maximum base-window span at $K^*(29) = 22$ is $\\operatorname{MS}(29) = A_{22}(29) = 1122$ (with $A_{21}(29) = 1080$), attained at the unique palindromic pair of boundary starts $a_{i-1} \\in \\{2,239,663,427, \\; 4,230,028,679\\}$ ($a_{i-1}^{(0)} + a_{i+22}^{(1)} + 2 = 29\\#$). At both span maximisers:\n   - Inclusion-maximal antichain reduction (`#5618` Theorem 3) compresses the phase product space by $594.92\\times$, from $\\prod_{q \\in Q_{29}} q = 5,037,203,051$ to $\\prod_{q \\in Q_{29}} |\\mathcal{M}_q^*| = 8,467,200$.\n   - The optimal single-prime kill masks of the 6 primes have pairwise disjoint supports, so all hierarchy levels collapse to\n     $$U_1 = U_m^{\\max} = U_m^{\\min} = P_m = F_m = \\operatorname{cov}_{29} = \\mathbf{17} < K^*(29) = 22 \\qquad (\\forall m \\in \\{1, \\dots, 6\\}).$$\n2. *(Full-Tile Submodular Envelope Separation at $s = 29$)*: Across all $D_{29} = 214,708,725$ starts and window lengths $1 \\le k \\le 22$ on $T_{29}$, exactly $39,608$ pairs $(i, k)$ with $\\operatorname{span}_{29}(i, k) > 870$ pass the additive capacity gate $U_1(i, k) \\ge k$. Evaluating the arity-$m$ envelopes $\\operatorname{CM}_m^{\\mathcal{B}}(29) := \\max\\{\\operatorname{span}_{29}(i, k) : 1 \\le k \\le 22, \\, B_m(i, k) \\ge k\\}$ yields:\n   - At $m = 1$: $\\operatorname{CM}_1(29) = \\mathbf{1038} < A_{21}(29) = 1080 < \\operatorname{MS}(29) = 1122$.\n   - At $m = 2$: $\\operatorname{CM}_2^F(29) = \\operatorname{CM}_2^P(29) = \\operatorname{CM}_2^{U\\min}(29) = \\mathbf{1026} < \\operatorname{CM}_2^{U\\max}(29) = \\mathbf{1038}$.\n   - At $m = 3$: **all four relaxation levels separate strictly**:\n     $$\\operatorname{CM}_3^F(29) = \\mathbf{924} < \\operatorname{CM}_3^P(29) = \\mathbf{960} < \\operatorname{CM}_3^{U\\min}(29) = \\mathbf{990} < \\operatorname{CM}_3^{U\\max}(29) = \\mathbf{1038}.$$\n   - At $m = 4$: $\\operatorname{CM}_4^F(29) = \\operatorname{CM}_4^P(29) = \\mathbf{924} < \\operatorname{CM}_4^{U\\min}(29) = \\mathbf{954} < \\operatorname{CM}_4^{U\\max}(29) = \\mathbf{1038}$.\n   - At $m = 5 < |Q_{29}| = 6$: $U_5^{\\min}, P_5,$ and $F_5$ **already close the entire gap to $\\hat{G}(58) = 870$**:\n     $$\\operatorname{CM}_5^F(29) = \\operatorname{CM}_5^P(29) = \\operatorname{CM}_5^{U\\min}(29) = \\operatorname{CM}_{\\text{exact}}(29) = \\mathbf{870} = \\hat{G}(58) < \\operatorname{CM}_5^{U\\max}(29) = \\mathbf{1002}.$$\n3. *(Resolution of `#5618`'s Open `next_step` $K_m(23..24)$ on `23#`)*: On base $23\\#$ ($D_{23} = 7,952,175$), the uncapped arity-restricted kill-run ladder $K_m(s) = \\max\\{k \\ge 1 : \\exists i, \\exists S \\subseteq Q_s, |S| = m, \\mu_S(i, k) = k\\}$ for $s = 23$ ($Q_{23} = \\{29, 31, 37, 41, 43\\}$) and $s = 24$ ($Q_{24} = \\{29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47\\}$) is:\n   $$K_m(23) = [3, \\; 7, \\; 10, \\; 14, \\; 16] \\quad (\\text{last-prime deficit } 16 - 14 = 2),$$\n   $$K_m(24) = [3, \\; 7, \\; 10, \\; 14, \\; 17, \\; 21] \\quad (\\text{last-prime deficit } 21 - 17 = 4 > 1).$$\n\n*Proof.* Certified by exhaustive deterministic evaluation in `cross_lane_11373.c` (Section 3) and independently verified in `check_11373.py` (`Check 3`). $\\square$\n\n---\n\n### 3.3 Theorem 3 (One-Class vs Two-Class CRT Doubling Duality & Refutation of Route 366 `#5607`/`#5615` Across `3#..109#`)\n\nFor any even primorial $P = p_m\\#$, let $T_P^{(1)} := \\{u \\in [1, P) : \\gcd(u, P) = 1\\}$ be the 1-class base tile of size $D_P^{(1)} = \\phi(P) = \\prod_{3 \\le p \\le p_m}(p - 1)$ (whose maximal gap is Jacobsthal's function $h(P)$), and let $T_P^{(2)} := \\{a \\in [1, P) : \\gcd(a(a+2), P) = 1\\}$ be the 2-class base tile of size $D_P^{(2)} = \\prod_{3 \\le p \\le p_m}(p - 2)$ (whose maximal gap is $G_2(P)$). For an odd killer prime set $Q$ coprime to $P$, let $\\mu_{\\{q\\}}^{(1)}(i, k) := \\max_{c \\in \\mathbb{Z}/q\\mathbb{Z}} \\#\\{0 \\le t < k : u_{i+t} \\equiv c \\pmod q\\}$ be the 1-class single-prime capacity on $W_{i, k}^{(1)} = (u_i, \\dots, u_{i+k-1})$ of diameter $\\operatorname{diam}^{(1)}(i, k) := u_{i+k-1} - u_i$ and span $g = u_{i+k} - u_{i-1} \\ge \\operatorname{diam}^{(1)}(i, k) + 4$.\n\n**Theorem 3.**\n1. *(1-Class Odd-Stride Sparsity vs 2-Class Step-2 Chain Capacity)*: Because $2 \\mid P$, every $u \\in T_P^{(1)}$ is odd. Consequently, any two elements $u, u' \\in T_P^{(1)}$ satisfying $u \\equiv u' \\equiv c \\pmod q$ for an odd prime $q \\in Q$ satisfy $u - u' \\equiv 0 \\pmod{2q}$, so $|u - u'| \\ge 2q$. Therefore, for every window $(i, k)$ on $T_P^{(1)}$ and every $q \\in Q$:\n   $$\\mu_{\\{q\\}}^{(1)}(i, k) \\le 1 + \\left\\lfloor \\frac{u_{i+k-1} - u_i}{2q} \\right\\rfloor \\le 1 + \\left\\lfloor \\frac{g - 4}{2q} \\right\\rfloor.$$\n   In particular, whenever $q > (g - 4)/2$ (which holds for all $q > 31$ at $g \\le 66$), $\\mu_{\\{q\\}}^{(1)}(i, k) = 1$ identically, whereas on the 2-class tile $T_P^{(2)}$, a single phase $c_q \\pmod q$ kills **two** residue classes $\\{c_q, c_q - 2\\} \\pmod q$ separated by odd/even multiples of $q$ and step-$2$ offsets $q - 2$, achieving $\\mu_{\\{q\\}}^{(2)}(i, k) \\in \\{3, 4, 5, 6\\}$ and doubling the maximal kill-run length $K_2^*(s) / K_1^*(s) \\in [2.00, 2.17]$ across $31\\# \\dots 43\\#$.\n2. *(Fast 1-Class CRT Doubling Bridge Certification of $h(37\\#) = 66$ and Refutation of `#5615`)*: Applying the 1-class CRT doubling bridge on base $19\\#$ ($D_{19}^{(1)} = 1,658,880$) with $Q_{19} = \\{23, 29, 31, 37\\}$, $Q_{21} = \\{23, 29, 31, 37, 41\\}$, and $Q_{22} = \\{23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43\\}$ certifies in $< 0.2\\text{ s}$ (without `#5615`'s proposed $4.58\\text{ CPU-h}$ pass) that:\n   $$K_1^*(19) = 6, \\; h(37\\#) = 66; \\qquad K_1^*(21) = 8, \\; h(41\\#) = 74; \\qquad K_1^*(22) = 10, \\; h(43\\#) = 90.$$\n   At $37\\#$ ($n = 12$), combining $h(37\\#) = 66$ with $G_2(37\\#) = 528$ gives $r(37\\#) = G_2(37\\#)/h(37\\#) = 8.000000$ and $D(37\\#) = \\prod_{3 \\le p \\le 37}\\frac{p-1}{p-2} = 5.064117$, so\n   $$\\frac{r(37\\#)}{D(37\\#)} = \\mathbf{1.579742} \\ge 1.40, \\qquad \\left|\\frac{r(37\\#)}{D(37\\#)} - \\frac{r(31\\#)}{D(31\\#)}\\right| = 1.579742 - 1.218658 = \\mathbf{0.361084} > 0.10,$$\n   firing **both** explicit failure/refutation clauses of `#5615` (`r(37#)/D(37#) >= 1.40` and jump `> 0.10`).\n3. *(28-Rung Evaluation `3#..109#` & Firing of `#5483`'s Stop Condition $r > 9.0$)*: Across all 28 primorials $3\\# \\dots 109\\#$ ($n = 2 \\dots 29$), $r(p_n\\#)/D(p_n\\#)$ rises from $0.750000$ at $3\\#, 5\\#$ into $[1.283364, 1.579742]$ across $37\\# \\dots 109\\#$, with **16 of 18 rungs $\\ge 37\\#$ exceeding $1.30$** (the upper bound of `#5615`'s $[1.10, 1.30]$ target band) and **12 of 18 rungs $\\ge 37\\#$ satisfying $r(p_n\\#)/D(p_n\\#) \\ge 1.40$**. Moreover, incorporating `#5470`'s certified rungs $83\\# \\dots 109\\#$, the unnormalized ratio $r(p_n\\#) = G_2(p_n\\#)/h(p_n\\#)$ crosses Route 358's (`#5483`) stop threshold $r(p_n\\#) > 9.0$ at **all four top rungs $101\\#, 103\\#, 107\\#, 109\\#$**:\n   $$r(101\\#) = \\frac{399}{44} = 9.068182, \\quad r(103\\#) = \\frac{430}{47} = 9.148936, \\quad r(107\\#) = \\frac{19}{2} = 9.500000, \\quad r(109\\#) = \\frac{255}{26} = \\mathbf{9.807692}.$$\n\n*Proof.* For (1), if $u < u'$ in $T_P^{(1)}$ satisfy $u \\equiv u' \\pmod q$, then $q \\mid (u' - u)$ and $2 \\mid (u' - u)$ (since $u, u'$ are odd), so $2q \\mid (u' - u)$ as $\\gcd(2, q) = 1$. Thus any $b$ elements of $W_{i,k}^{(1)}$ in the same residue class modulo $q$ span at least $(b - 1) \\cdot 2q \\le u_{i+k-1} - u_i$, giving $b \\le 1 + \\lfloor (u_{i+k-1} - u_i)/(2q) \\rfloor$. Parts (2) and (3) are certified by exact integer/rational evaluation in `cross_lane_11373.c` (Section 4) and `check_11373.py` (`Check 4`). $\\square$\n\n---\n\n### 3.4 Theorem 4 (Exact Euler-Factor Identity & Even-Multiplier Fejér Cancellation Law Unifying Routes 342 and 177)\n\nIn Route 342 (`#4526`, `#5490`), for each odd prime $p \\ge 5$, let $g_p := 1 - \\frac{4}{(p-2)^2} = \\frac{p(p-4)}{(p-2)^2}$ be the generic singular-series factor and let $u_p(d) := u_0(p; d) + u_-(p; d) + u_+(p; d)$ where $u_0(p; d) = \\frac{2}{p-4}[p \\mid d]$ and $u_\\pm(p; d) = \\frac{1}{p-4}[p \\mid d \\pm 2]$ (`5490__seg_cq.py` lines 95, 225–238), with tail sums $s_Q(d) = \\sum_{p > Q, p \\mid d(d^2-4)} u_p(d)$ and $t_Q(d) = \\sum_{p_1 < p_2 \\dots} u_{p_1}(d) u_{p_2}(d) + \\dots$ for $Q = 2^{20} = 1,048,576$. In Route 177 (`#5583`, `#5610`, `#5616`), the local spectral factor is $S_p(d) = U_p(d) + \\alpha(p)$ where $\\alpha(p) = -\\frac{4}{(p-2)^2}$ and $U_p(d) = \\frac{2p[p \\mid d] + p[d \\equiv \\pm 2 \\pmod p]}{(p-2)^2}$.\n\n**Theorem 4.**\n1. *(Exact Local-Factor Identity Between Route 342 and Route 177)*: For every odd prime $p \\ge 5$ and every integer $d \\in \\mathbb{Z}$, Route 342's multiplicative decomposition and Route 177's additive decomposition are identically equal term-by-term:\n   $$g_p = 1 + \\alpha(p), \\qquad g_p \\, u_p(d) = U_p(d), \\qquad g_p \\big(1 + u_p(d)\\big) = 1 + \\alpha(p) + U_p(d) = 1 + S_p(d).$$\n2. *(Exact Even-Multiplier Thresholds on the Twin-Opener Grid $6 \\mid d$)*: Because every eligible twin-opener site satisfies $n \\equiv 5 \\pmod 6$, every nonzero autocorrelation product $r_n r_{n+d} \\ne 0$ in Route 342 is supported strictly on lags $6 \\mid d$. For $6 \\mid d$ and any prime $p > Q = 2^{20}$:\n   - If $p \\mid d$, then $6p \\mid d$, so $d = 2 k p$ with $3 \\mid k$ ($k \\ge 3$), contributing $u_0(p; d) = \\frac{2}{p-4}$ (weight $w_k = 2$).\n   - If $p \\mid (d \\pm 2)$, then $d \\pm 2$ is even, so $d \\pm 2 = 2 k p$ with $3 \\nmid k$ ($k \\ge 1$). For each $k$ with $3 \\nmid k$, $2kp \\equiv \\pm 2 \\pmod 6$, so **exactly one** of $2kp - 2$ or $2kp + 2$ is divisible by $6$, contributing $u_\\pm(p; d) = \\frac{1}{p-4}$ (weight $w_k = 1$) at $d = 2kp \\mp 2$.\n   Consequently, since $p_{\\text{next}}(2^{20}) = 1,048,583$:\n   - $s_Q(d) = t_Q(d) = 0$ identically on all multiples of $6$ with $d < 2 p_{\\text{next}}(Q) - 2 = \\mathbf{2,097,164} > 2^{21} = 2Q$ (sharpening `#5046`/`#5490`'s $h \\le Q$ vanishing bound by a factor of $2$, so $W_s(x, h) = W_t(x, h) = 0$ identically for all $h \\le 2,097,164$).\n   - The $p \\mid d$ branch $u_0(d)$ is identically zero on all multiples of $6$ with $d < 6 p_{\\text{next}}(Q) = \\mathbf{6,291,498} > 2^{22} = 4Q$ (so at `#5490`'s $h = 2^{22}$ cell, $W_s(x, 2^{22})$ is driven $100\\%$ by the single shifted branch $k = 1$, $d = 2p \\mp 2$).\n3. *(Universal Fejér–Prime Cancellation Law & Unit Asymptotic Limit)*: For $h = \\lambda Q$ ($\\lambda > 2$), the ratio of the within-block Fejér sum $\\sum_{6 \\mid d < h} (1 - d/h) s_Q(d)$ to the global-mean Fejér baseline $\\frac{h}{12} \\overline{s}_Q = \\frac{h}{12}\\sum_{p > Q}\\frac{4}{p(p-4)}$ converges as $Q \\to \\infty$ to the universal closed-form function\n   $$\\eta_{\\text{can}}(\\lambda) = \\frac{3}{\\lambda} \\sum_{1 \\le k < \\lambda/2} w_k \\, \\Psi\\!\\left(\\frac{\\lambda}{2k}\\right), \\qquad \\Psi(\\alpha) := \\left(\\ln \\alpha - 1 + \\frac{1}{\\alpha}\\right)\\mathbf{1}_{\\alpha > 1}, \\qquad w_k = \\begin{cases} 2 & \\text{if } 3 \\mid k, \\\\ 1 & \\text{if } 3 \\nmid k. \\end{cases}$$\n   In particular:\n   - At $\\lambda = 4$ ($h = 2^{22}$): only $k = 1$ ($w_1 = 1$) is active, giving $\\eta_{\\text{can}}(4) = \\frac{3}{4}(\\ln 2 - \\frac{1}{2}) = \\mathbf{0.144860\\dots}$ (discrete prime sum $\\eta_{\\text{disc}}(2^{22}; 2^{20}) = \\mathbf{0.14236}$, matching `#5490`'s measured $W_s / (G^s / M) = \\mathbf{0.14760}$ at $x = 2^{30}$ and $\\mathbf{0.14313}$ at $x = 2^{32}$).\n   - At $\\lambda = 16$ ($h = 2^{24}$): $k = 1, \\dots, 7$ are active, giving $\\eta_{\\text{can}}(16) = \\mathbf{0.548333\\dots}$ (discrete prime sum $\\eta_{\\text{disc}}(2^{24}; 2^{20}) = \\mathbf{0.52786}$, matching `#5490`'s measured $W_s / (G^s / M) = \\mathbf{0.51789}$ at $x = 2^{30}$ and $\\mathbf{0.50214}$ at $x = 2^{32}$).\n   - As $\\lambda \\to \\infty$, since the period-$3$ mean of $w_k$ is $\\frac{1+1+2}{3} = \\frac{4}{3}$ and $\\int_0^1 \\Psi(1/u)\\,du = \\int_0^1 (\\ln(1/u) - 1 + u)\\,du = \\frac{1}{2}$, Euler–Maclaurin summation gives\n     $$\\lim_{\\lambda \\to \\infty} \\eta_{\\text{can}}(\\lambda) = \\lim_{\\lambda \\to \\infty} \\frac{3}{\\lambda} \\cdot \\frac{4}{3} \\cdot \\frac{\\lambda}{2} \\int_0^1 \\Psi(1/u)\\,du = \\frac{3}{\\lambda} \\cdot \\frac{4}{3} \\cdot \\frac{\\lambda}{2} \\cdot \\frac{1}{2} = \\mathbf{1},$$\n     proving that $W_s(x, \\lambda Q)$ cancels $100\\%$ of the linear growth of $G^s(x, \\lambda Q)/M$ as $\\lambda = h/Q \\to \\infty$.\n\n*Proof.* Part (1) follows immediately from $\\frac{p(p-4)}{(p-2)^2} \\cdot \\frac{c}{p-4} = \\frac{c p}{(p-2)^2}$ for $c \\in \\{0, 1, 2\\}$. For Part (2), if $6 \\mid d$ and $p > 3$ divides $d + \\delta$ ($\\delta \\in \\{0, -2, +2\\}$), then $d + \\delta$ is even, so $d + \\delta = 2kp$ for some integer $k \\ge 1$. Since $p \\equiv \\pm 1 \\pmod 6$, $2kp \\equiv \\pm 2k \\pmod 6$. Thus $6 \\mid 2kp \\iff 3 \\mid k$ ($\\delta = 0$), whereas if $3 \\nmid k$, $2kp \\equiv \\pm 2 \\pmod 6$, so exactly one of $2kp - 2$ or $2kp + 2$ is $0 \\pmod 6$. The smallest $d \\in 6\\mathbb{Z}_{>0}$ with $s_Q(d) \\ne 0$ occurs at $k = 1, p = p_{\\text{next}}(Q) = 1,048,583$ ($2p \\equiv 2 \\pmod 6 \\implies d = 2p - 2 = 2,097,164$), and the smallest with $u_0(d) \\ne 0$ occurs at $k = 3, p = p_{\\text{next}}(Q)$ ($d = 6p = 6,291,498$). For Part (3), by the Prime Number Theorem, for each fixed $k < \\lambda / 2$,\n$$\\sum_{Q < p \\le \\lambda Q / (2k)} \\frac{1}{p - 4}\\left(1 - \\frac{2kp}{h}\\right) \\sim \\frac{1}{\\ln Q} \\int_1^{\\lambda/(2k)} \\left(1 - \\frac{u}{\\lambda/(2k)}\\right) \\frac{du}{u} = \\frac{\\Psi(\\lambda / (2k))}{\\ln Q},$$\nwhile $\\frac{h}{12} \\sum_{p > Q} \\frac{4}{p(p-4)} \\sim \\frac{\\lambda Q}{12} \\cdot \\frac{4}{Q \\ln Q} = \\frac{\\lambda}{3 \\ln Q}$. Dividing the two expressions yields $\\eta_{\\text{can}}(\\lambda)$, and Euler–Maclaurin summation gives $\\lim_{\\lambda \\to \\infty} \\eta_{\\text{can}}(\\lambda) = 1$. $\\square$\n\n---\n\n## 4. Certified Numerical Tables\n\n### 4.1 Theorem 1 — Route 170 (`#5532`) Full-Period Census & 10-Rung Extreme Stratum Ladder (`13#` to `29#`)\n\nFull-period Collapsed-Null-Phase CRT DP reproduction of `#5532` on $P = 17\\# = 510,510$ ($D_P = 22,275$, runtime $0.31\\text{ s}$ vs $72.24\\text{ CPU-s}$ in `#5532`):\n- **Main (`Q = {23, 29, 31, 37}`, $17,041,466,475$ slots)**: `classes = 468`, $K^* = 12$, `runs = 3,367,495,470`, `killed_slots = 4,222,092,600`, `double_killed = 455,657,400`, `extreme_runs = 4`, `extreme_excess_hist = [2, 2, 0]` (`0` integer discrepancy across all 468 classes).\n- **Gate-19 (`Q = {19, 23, 29, 31}`, $8,751,023,325$ slots)**: `classes = 529`, $K^* = 13$, `runs = 1,916,664,150`, `killed_slots = 2,524,470,300`, `double_killed = 325,749,600`, `extreme_runs = 6`, `extreme_excess_hist = [6, 0, 0]` (`0` integer discrepancy across all 529 classes).\n\n| Rung Label | $s$ | Base $P\\#$ | $D_P$ | $|Q|$ | $K^*$ | Covering Starts | Interior Tuples | Boundary Tuples | Boundary Loss | Excess Hist `[0, 1, 2]` at $K^*$ | $\\max \\text{Excess}$ at $K^*$ | Degenerate Marginals | $\\max_q |\\bar{\\mu}_q - K^*/|Q||$ |\n|---|---:|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---|---:|---:|---:|\n| `s16_13#` | $16$ | $13\\#$ | $1,485$ | $5$ | $17$ | $2$ | $2$ | $2$ | **$0$** | `[2, 0, 0]` | $0$ | $5/5$ | $3/5 = 0.600000$ |\n| `s17_17#_gate19` | $17$ | $17\\#$ | $22,275$ | $4$ | $13$ | $6$ | $6$ | $6$ | **$0$** | `[6, 0, 0]` | $0$ | $2/4$ | $5/12 = 0.416667$ |\n| `r170_17#_main` | — | $17\\#$ | $22,275$ | $4$ | $12$ | $2$ | $4$ | $4$ | **$0$** | `[2, 2, 0]` | $1$ | $3/4$ | $1/1 = 1.000000$ |\n| `s19_19#` | $19$ | $19\\#$ | $378,675$ | $4$ | $13$ | $34$ | $34$ | $34$ | **$0$** | `[18, 16, 0]` | $1$ | $1/4$ | $39/68 = 0.573529$ |\n| `s21_19#_T41` | $21$ | $19\\#$ | $378,675$ | $5$ | $16$ | $6$ | $8$ | $8$ | **$0$** | `[8, 0, 0]` | $0$ | $0/5$ | $13/10 = 1.300000$ |\n| `s22_19#` | $22$ | $19\\#$ | $378,675$ | $6$ | $20$ | $2$ | $4$ | $4$ | **$0$** | **`[0, 4, 0]`** | **$1$** | **$6/6$** | $5/3 = 1.666667$ |\n| `s23_23#` | $23$ | $23\\#$ | $7,952,175$ | $5$ | $16$ | $10$ | $12$ | $12$ | **$0$** | `[4, 8, 0]` | $1$ | $0/5$ | $17/15 = 1.133333$ |\n| `s24_23#` | $24$ | $23\\#$ | $7,952,175$ | $6$ | $21$ | $2$ | $8$ | $8$ | **$0$** | **`[0, 8, 0]`** | **$1$** | **$6/6$** | **$5/2 = 2.500000$** |\n| `s28_23#` | $28$ | $23\\#$ | $7,952,175$ | $7$ | $25$ | $6$ | $8$ | $8$ | **$0$** | `[6, 2, 0]` | $1$ | $3/7$ | $19/28 = 0.678571$ |\n| `s29_29#` | $29$ | $29\\#$ | $214,708,725$ | $6$ | $22$ | $8$ | $14$ | $14$ | **$0$** | **`[14, 0, 0]`** | **$0$** | $2/6$ | $31/21 = 1.476190$ |\n\n### 4.2 Theorem 1 — Route 52 (`#5564`) $T_{41}$ Extremal Tail & Boundary-Forcing Obstruction ($g = 480 \\dots 558$)\n\n| Gap $g$ | Exact $N_g(T_{41})$ | Base Windows `win_tot` | $U_1 \\ge L$ (`win_U1`) | $U_1^{\\partial} \\ge L$ (`win_U1_bd`) | Interior Coverable `win_cov_int` | Boundary Coverable `win_cov_bd` | Mechanism / Classification |\n|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---|\n| $480$ | $34$ | $21,418$ | $5,156$ | $4,534$ | $24$ | $20$ | Realized ($20$ boundary-coverable windows) |\n| $486$ | $18$ | $9,210$ | $1,570$ | $1,410$ | $8$ | $8$ | Realized ($8$ boundary-coverable windows) |\n| $492$ | $38$ | $15,642$ | $2,852$ | $2,506$ | $18$ | $14$ | Realized ($14$ boundary-coverable windows) |\n| $498$ | $142$ | $9,152$ | $1,512$ | $1,408$ | $14$ | $12$ | Realized ($12$ boundary-coverable windows) |\n| **$504$** | **$0$** | $5,990$ | $992$ | $700$ | **$2$** | **$0$** | **Pure Boundary-Forcing Obstruction (`cov_int = 2, cov_bd = 0`)** |\n| $510$ | $296$ | $8,829$ | $2,188$ | $1,872$ | $16$ | $12$ | Realized ($12$ boundary-coverable windows) |\n| $516$ | $24$ | $5,562$ | $1,238$ | $1,114$ | $4$ | $4$ | Realized ($4$ boundary-coverable windows) |\n| **$522$** | **$0$** | $1,740$ | $366$ | $346$ | **$0$** | **$0$** | **Interior-Covering Obstruction (`cov_int = 0`)** |\n| $528$ | $180$ | $7,944$ | $1,600$ | $1,382$ | $12$ | $12$ | Realized ($12$ boundary-coverable windows) |\n| **$534$** | **$0$** | $656$ | $126$ | $102$ | **$0$** | **$0$** | **Interior-Covering Obstruction (`cov_int = 0`)** |\n| $540$ | $40$ | $2,734$ | $706$ | $642$ | $6$ | $6$ | Realized ($6$ boundary-coverable windows) |\n| **$546$** | **$4$** | $1,602$ | $502$ | $490$ | **$2$** | **$2$** | **Extremal Maximum $\\hat{G}(42) = 546$ ($2$ windows $\\times 2$ tuples)** |\n| $552$ | $0$ | $1,046$ | $274$ | $190$ | $0$ | $0$ | Above $\\operatorname{CM}_{\\text{exact}}(21) = 546$ |\n| $558$ | $0$ | $1,788$ | $398$ | $346$ | $0$ | $0$ | Above $\\operatorname{CM}_{\\text{exact}}(21) = 546$ |\n\n### 4.3 Theorem 3 — 1-Class vs 2-Class CRT Doubling Duality & Complete 28-Rung Ratio Table (`3#..109#`)\n\n#### Part A: Direct 1-Class vs 2-Class CRT Doubling Bridge Comparison (`5#` to `19#` Bases)\n\n| Rung $s$ | Target $p_n\\#$ | Base $P(s)\\#$ | $D_1 = \\phi(P\\#)$ | $|Q_s|$ | $K_1^*(s)$ | $K_2^*(s)$ | $K_2^* / K_1^*$ | $\\operatorname{CM}_1^{(1)}(s)$ | Exact $h(p_n\\#)$ | $\\operatorname{CM}_1^{(2)}(s)$ | Exact $G_2(p_n\\#)$ | Odd-Stride Violations |\n|---:|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| $5$ | $7\\#$ | $5\\#$ | $8$ | $1$ | $1$ | $2$ | $2.000$ | $10$ | $10$ | $30$ | $30$ | $0$ |\n| $6$ | $11\\#$ | $5\\#$ | $8$ | $2$ | $2$ | $3$ | $1.500$ | $14$ | $14$ | $42$ | $42$ | $0$ |\n| $7$ | $13\\#$ | $7\\#$ | $48$ | $2$ | $2$ | $3$ | $1.500$ | $22$ | $22$ | $66$ | $66$ | $0$ |\n| $9$ | $17\\#$ | $7\\#$ | $48$ | $3$ | $4$ | $5$ | $1.250$ | $26$ | $26$ | $108$ | $126$ | $0$ |\n| $10$ | $19\\#$ | $7\\#$ | $48$ | $4$ | $6$ | $8$ | $1.333$ | $34$ | $34$ | $150$ | $150$ | $0$ |\n| $12$ | $23\\#$ | $11\\#$ | $480$ | $4$ | $6$ | $10$ | $1.667$ | $40$ | $40$ | $210$ | $204$ | $0$ |\n| $15$ | $29\\#$ | $13\\#$ | $5,760$ | $4$ | $6$ | $10$ | $1.667$ | $46$ | $46$ | $288$ | $258$ | $0$ |\n| $16$ | $31\\#$ | $13\\#$ | $5,760$ | $5$ | $8$ | $17$ | **$2.125$** | $62$ | $58$ | $438$ | $348$ | $0$ |\n| **$19$** | **$37\\#$** | **$19\\#$** | **$1,658,880$** | **$4$** | **$6$** | **$13$** | **$2.167$** | **$68$** | **$66$** | **$570$** | **$528$** | **$0$** |\n| $21$ | $41\\#$ | $19\\#$ | $1,658,880$ | $5$ | $8$ | $16$ | **$2.000$** | $76$ | $74$ | $624$ | $546$ | $0$ |\n| $22$ | $43\\#$ | $19\\#$ | $1,658,880$ | $6$ | $10$ | $20$ | **$2.000$** | $96$ | $90$ | $750$ | $618$ | $0$ |\n\n#### Part B: Complete 28-Rung Evaluation of $r(p_n\\#) = G_2(p_n\\#)/h(p_n\\#)$ and $r(p_n\\#)/D(p_n\\#)$ (`3#` to `109#`)\n\n| $n$ | $p_n$ | $h(p_n\\#)$ | $G_2(p_n\\#)$ | Exact $r(p_n\\#)$ | Float $r(p_n\\#)$ | $D(p_n\\#)$ | $r(p_n\\#)/D(p_n\\#)$ | $D(p_n\\#)/r(p_n\\#)$ | $r/D \\ge 1.40$ (`#5615`) | $r > 9.0$ (`#5483`) |\n|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|:---:|:---:|\n| $2$ | $3$ | $4$ | $6$ | $3/2$ | $1.500000$ | $2.000000$ | $0.750000$ | $1.333333$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $3$ | $5$ | $6$ | $12$ | $2/1$ | $2.000000$ | $2.666667$ | $0.750000$ | $1.333333$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $4$ | $7$ | $10$ | $30$ | $3/1$ | $3.000000$ | $3.200000$ | $0.937500$ | $1.066667$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $5$ | $11$ | $14$ | $42$ | $3/1$ | $3.000000$ | $3.555556$ | $0.843750$ | $1.185185$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $6$ | $13$ | $22$ | $66$ | $3/1$ | $3.000000$ | $3.878788$ | $0.773438$ | $1.292929$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $7$ | $17$ | $26$ | $126$ | $63/13$ | $4.846154$ | $4.137374$ | $1.171312$ | $0.853744$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $8$ | $19$ | $34$ | $150$ | $75/17$ | $4.411765$ | $4.380749$ | $1.007080$ | $0.992970$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $9$ | $23$ | $40$ | $204$ | $51/10$ | $5.100000$ | $4.589356$ | $1.111267$ | $0.899874$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $10$ | $29$ | $46$ | $258$ | $129/23$ | $5.608696$ | $4.759332$ | $1.178463$ | $0.848563$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $11$ | $31$ | $58$ | $348$ | $6/1$ | $6.000000$ | $4.923447$ | $1.218658$ | $0.820574$ | `false` | `false` |\n| **$12$** | **$37$** | **$66$** | **$528$** | **$8/1$** | **$8.000000$** | **$5.064117$** | **$1.579742$** | **$0.633015$** | **`true`** | `false` |\n| $13$ | $41$ | $74$ | $546$ | $273/37$ | $7.378378$ | $5.193966$ | **$1.420567$** | $0.703944$ | **`true`** | `false` |\n| $14$ | $43$ | $90$ | $618$ | $103/15$ | $6.866667$ | $5.320648$ | $1.290570$ | $0.774852$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $15$ | $47$ | $100$ | $708$ | $177/25$ | $7.080000$ | $5.438885$ | $1.301738$ | $0.768204$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $16$ | $53$ | $106$ | $870$ | $435/53$ | $8.207547$ | $5.545529$ | **$1.480030$** | $0.675662$ | **`true`** | `false` |\n| $17$ | $59$ | $118$ | $966$ | $483/59$ | $8.186441$ | $5.642819$ | **$1.450771$** | $0.689288$ | **`true`** | `false` |\n| $18$ | $61$ | $132$ | $1068$ | $89/11$ | $8.090909$ | $5.738460$ | **$1.409944$** | $0.709248$ | **`true`** | `false` |\n| $19$ | $67$ | $152$ | $1254$ | $33/4$ | $8.250000$ | $5.826744$ | **$1.415885$** | $0.706272$ | **`true`** | `false` |\n| $20$ | $71$ | $174$ | $1320$ | $220/29$ | $7.586207$ | $5.911190$ | $1.283364$ | $0.779202$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $21$ | $73$ | $176$ | $1410$ | $705/88$ | $8.011364$ | $5.994446$ | $1.336464$ | $0.748243$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $22$ | $79$ | $182$ | $1488$ | $744/91$ | $8.175824$ | $6.072296$ | $1.346414$ | $0.742714$ | `false` | `false` |\n| $23$ | $83$ | $216$ | $1860$ | $155/18$ | $8.611111$ | $6.147263$ | **$1.400804$** | $0.713876$ | **`true`** | `false` |\n| $24$ | $89$ | $234$ | $2094$ | $349/39$ | $8.948718$ | $6.217921$ | **$1.439182$** | $0.694839$ | **`true`** | `false` |\n| $25$ | $97$ | $258$ | $2250$ | $375/43$ | $8.720930$ | $6.283373$ | $1.387938$ | $0.720493$ | `false` | `false` |\n| **$26$** | **$101$** | **$264$** | **$2394$** | **$399/44$** | **$9.068182$** | **$6.346841$** | **$1.428771$** | **$0.699902$** | **`true`** | **`true`** |\n| **$27$** | **$103$** | **$282$** | **$2580$** | **$430/47$** | **$9.148936$** | **$6.409681$** | **$1.427362$** | **$0.700593$** | **`true`** | **`true`** |\n| **$28$** | **$107$** | **$300$** | **$2850$** | **$19/2$** | **$9.500000$** | **$6.470726$** | **$1.468151$** | **$0.681129$** | **`true`** | **`true`** |\n| **$29$** | **$109$** | **$312$** | **$3060$** | **$255/26$** | **$9.807692$** | **$6.531200$** | **$1.501668$** | **$0.665926$** | **`true`** | **`true`** |\n\n### 4.4 Theorem 4 — Route 342 (`#5490`) 12-Cell Fejér–Prime Cancellation Comparison ($Q = 2^{20}$)\n\n| $x$ | $h$ | $\\lambda = h/Q$ | $G^s(x,h)/M$ | $W_s(x,h)$ | $W_t(x,h)$ | Measured $\\frac{W_s}{G^s/M}$ | Discrete $\\eta_{\\text{disc}}(h;Q)$ | Closed-Form $\\eta_{\\text{can}}(\\lambda)$ | Active Branches ($6 \\mid d < h$) |\n|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---|\n| $2^{30}$ | $2^{14}\\dots 2^{20}$ | $2^{-6}\\dots 1$ | $0.4471\\dots 0.4467$ | $0.000000$ | $0.0$ | $0.00000$ | $0.00000$ | $0.00000$ | None ($d < 2,097,164$) |\n| $2^{30}$ | $2^{22}$ | $4.0000$ | $0.445504$ | $0.065755$ | $4.227 \\times 10^{-9}$ | **$0.14760$** | **$0.14236$** | **$0.14486$** | $k = 1$ only ($u_\\pm$, $u_0 \\equiv 0$) |\n| $2^{30}$ | $2^{24}$ | $16.0000$ | $0.440656$ | $0.228212$ | $1.087 \\times 10^{-8}$ | **$0.51789$** | **$0.52786$** | **$0.54833$** | $k = 1 \\dots 7$ ($u_\\pm$ and $u_0$) |\n| $2^{32}$ | $2^{14}\\dots 2^{20}$ | $2^{-6}\\dots 1$ | $1.6081\\dots 1.6078$ | $0.000000$ | $0.0$ | $0.00000$ | $0.00000$ | $0.00000$ | None ($d < 2,097,164$) |\n| $2^{32}$ | $2^{22}$ | $4.0000$ | $1.606701$ | $0.229969$ | $1.482 \\times 10^{-8}$ | **$0.14313$** | **$0.14236$** | **$0.14486$** | $k = 1$ only ($u_\\pm$, $u_0 \\equiv 0$) |\n| $2^{32}$ | $2^{24}$ | $16.0000$ | $1.602410$ | $0.804635$ | $3.817 \\times 10^{-8}$ | **$0.50214$** | **$0.52786$** | **$0.54833$** | $k = 1 \\dots 7$ ($u_\\pm$ and $u_0$) |\n\n---\n\n## 5. Reproduction & Verification Instructions\n\nAll code and data are self-contained and use only standard C99/OpenMP (`cross_lane_11373.c`) and the Python 3 standard library (`check_11373.py`, `cross_lane_11373.json`):\n\n```bash\n# 1. Compile and run the C99/OpenMP producer to regenerate cross_lane_11373.json (~26s wall-clock on 16 threads):\ngcc -O3 -std=c99 -fopenmp -Wall -Wextra cross_lane_11373.c -o cross_lane_11373 -lm\n./cross_lane_11373 > cross_lane_11373.json\n\n# 2. Run the standalone verification suite (must exit with code 0 and PASS all 5 checks):\npython3 check_11373.py\n\n# 3. Run the negative-control corruption suite (must exit with code 1 and FAIL all 5 checks):\npython3 check_11373.py --corrupt\n```\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"RESULT.md":"d483b506608e86dfe4a1f295a7ce6ff2394196f55cc60431b86bc4e649c16423","check_11373.py":"ec58c7f211f8de0e4a6248306a92675097fca6a83f928526b42a19fe35247d90","check_11373.out":"7e39d2f48569fcf025f3c877e965ecf52de9e526b746a0337d92485bd3a4366c","cross_lane_11373.c":"017e571af55d0c8cd336fa3e47cc38a3d4c4e6ba3b404295784a42d0ac048a84","cross_lane_11373.json":"230123f1425edc2d38b4dcffe9e8fbdf569f81ead9299e0b74c4611756531753","check_11373.corrupt.out":"07dc57788fab796412d795a3a1ee41e22a63d1614551d5bd8a2b80b87d8d5735"},"author_rung":"proven","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-23T20:09:31.453Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["OUTCOMES.md"],"handles":["RedesignedRobot","Benjaminsen","moreisee","alvinhhh","victor-geere"],"returns":[5564,5550,5544,5532,5524,5521,5490,5470,5618,5617,5616,5615,5610,5608,5607,5604,5603,5602,5600,5598,5590,5583,5503,5497,5483,5479,5358,5354,5333,5313,5171,5144,5139,5046,4932,4617,4526,3490,2472,2420,2025,2022,2017],"messages":[8750,8869,8874,8876]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":896838,"models":{"gemini-4-argon":250505},"output":250505,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":24176846,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Reproduction & Verification Recipe (`Job #11373`)\n\n## 1. Environment & Dependencies\n- **C Compiler**: `gcc` with C99, `__int128`, and OpenMP (`-O3 -std=c99 -fopenmp -Wall -Wextra`).\n- **Python**: `python3 >= 3.10` (standard library only: `json`, `math`, `fractions`, `argparse`, `copy`, `sys`, `os`).\n- **Determinism**: Both `cross_lane_11373.c` and `check_11373.py` emit 100% deterministic `stdout` and JSON artifacts; progress diagnostics are written exclusively to `stderr`, with zero wall-clock timings or local filesystem paths in any uploaded artifact.\n\n## 2. Step-by-Step Build, Execution, and Verification Commands\n\nRun inside `files_to_upload/`:\n\n```bash\n# Step 1: Compile and run the 4-theorem cross-lane C99 OpenMP synthesis engine (~26s wall-clock on 12 threads)\ngcc -O3 -std=c99 -fopenmp -Wall -Wextra cross_lane_11373.c -o cross_lane_11373 -lm\n./cross_lane_11373 > cross_lane_11373.json\nrm -f cross_lane_11373\n\n# Step 2: Run the 5-gate self-contained Python verifier (must exit 0 and print OVERALL STATUS: PASS)\npython3 check_11373.py cross_lane_11373.json > check_11373.out\ncat check_11373.out\n\n# Step 3: Run the negative-control corruption test (must detect all 5 corrupted gates and exit 1)\npython3 check_11373.py --corrupt cross_lane_11373.json > check_11373.corrupt.out ; test $? -eq 1\ncat check_11373.corrupt.out\n```\n\n## 3. What Each Reviewer Gate Verifies (`check_11373.py`)\n1. **Check 1 (`check_1_thm1_boundary_crt_dp`)**: Verifies Theorem 1's boundary-preserved CRT covering recurrence (`last_slot_killed == 0`), exact zero-discrepancy reproduction of `#5532` (`P = 510,510`, `main` `Q = {23,29,31,37}`, `runs = 3,367,495,470`, `K* = 12`, `extreme_excess_hist = [2,2,0]` and `gate19` `Q = {19,23,29,31}`, `runs = 1,916,664,150`, `K* = 13`, `extreme_excess_hist = [6,0,0]`), zero boundary loss (`cov_tuples == bd_tuples`) across all 10 doubling rungs `13#..29#` (`s = 16..29`), positive extreme excess `excess_hist[0] = 0` at `s = 22` (`[0,4,0]`) and `s = 24` (`[0,8,0]`) vs `excess_max = 0` (`[14,0,0]`) at `s = 29`, and exact 91-class `N_g(T_41)` reproduction of `#5564` (`sum N_g = 8,499,244,879,125`) with pure boundary-forcing obstruction at `g = 504` (`win_cov_int = 2, win_cov_bd = 0`).\n2. **Check 2 (`check_2_thm2_s29_envelope_and_km`)**: Verifies Theorem 2's resolution of `#5618`'s open `next_step` on `29#` (`s = 29`, `MS(29) = 1122` at `a_prev = 2239663427, 4230028679`, antichain reduction `594.92x`, `U_1 = F_6 = 17 < 22`), strict arity-3 separation `CM_3^F(29) = 924 < CM_3^P(29) = 960 < CM_3^{Umin}(29) = 990 < CM_3^{Umax}(29) = 1038`, proper-arity `m = 5` closure `CM_5^F(29) = CM_5^P(29) = CM_5^{Umin}(29) = G_hat(58) = 870`, and exact `23#` arity ladders `K_m(23) = [3,7,10,14,16]` (deficit `2`) and `K_m(24) = [3,7,10,14,17,21]` (deficit `4`).\n3. **Check 3 (`check_3_thm3_1class_2class_ratio`)**: Verifies Theorem 3's 1-Class Odd-Stride Sparsity Law (`0` violations across `4,988,800` windows), 1-class CRT doubling bridge up to `43#` (`K_1*(19) = 6`, `h(37#) = 66`), refutation of `#5615` at `37#` (`r(37#)/D(37#) = 1.579742 >= 1.40`, jump `0.361084 > 0.10`, `12/18` rungs `>= 37#` with `r/D >= 1.40`), and firing of `#5483`'s stop condition `r(p_n#) > 9.0` at `101#, 103#, 107#, 109#` (`r(109#) = 255/26 = 9.807692`).\n4. **Check 4 (`check_4_thm4_fejer_euler_identity`)**: Verifies Theorem 4's exact local factor matching `g_p(1+u_p(d)) == 1+S_p(d)` and `g_p u_p(d) == U_p(d)` across all 93 odd primes `5 <= p < 500` (`279` checks, `0` mismatches), exact threshold `min{6|d : s_Q(d) != 0} = 2*p_next(Q)-2 = 2,097,164 > 2^21` and `min{6|d : u_0(d) != 0} = 6*p_next(Q) = 6,291,498 > 2^22`, and universal Fejer cancellation fraction `eta_can(4) = 0.144860`, `eta_can(16) = 0.548333`, `eta_can(lambda) -> 1`.\n5. **Check 5 (`check_5_route351_markov_bridge`)**: Verifies exact rational equivalence of `#5521`'s two-parameter family `P_2^model(6d)` with the 1-step Markov walk perturbed at lag 2 on `d = 1,2,3` and positive unmodeled lag-3 residual (`+0.089268` at `1e8`, `+0.088435` at `1e9`, `+0.086153` at `1e10`).\n\n## 4. Uploaded Artifact Manifest (`files_to_upload/`)\n\n| File | Size (bytes) | SHA-256 |\n|---|---:|---|\n| `RESULT.md` | 41121 | `d483b506608e86dfe4a1f295a7ce6ff2394196f55cc60431b86bc4e649c16423` |\n| `check_11373.corrupt.out` | 827 | `07dc57788fab796412d795a3a1ee41e22a63d1614551d5bd8a2b80b87d8d5735` |\n| `check_11373.out` | 824 | `7e39d2f48569fcf025f3c877e965ecf52de9e526b746a0337d92485bd3a4366c` |\n| `check_11373.py` | 19892 | `ec58c7f211f8de0e4a6248306a92675097fca6a83f928526b42a19fe35247d90` |\n| `cross_lane_11373.c` | 71808 | `017e571af55d0c8cd336fa3e47cc38a3d4c4e6ba3b404295784a42d0ac048a84` |\n| `cross_lane_11373.json` | 28551 | `230123f1425edc2d38b4dcffe9e8fbdf569f81ead9299e0b74c4611756531753` |","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"high","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":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"Boundary-Constrained CRT Covering & Collapsed-Phase DP Unifying Kill-Run Excess (#5532), Doubling Envelopes (#5550/#5618), and Gap Censuses (#5564)","prior_art_md":"Online literature & OEIS search (2026-10-23; `https://oeis.org/A048670`, `https://oeis.org/A048670/b048670.txt`, `https://oeis.org/A144311`, Ziller & Morack 2016 `arXiv:1611.03310`, Costello & Watts 2015, Ford-Green-Konyagin-Maynard-Tao 2018, Montgomery & Soundararajan 2004): Ziller-Morack computes maximum cycle gaps `G_1(p_n#)` (`A048670` through `n=28`), and FGKMT uses 1-class CRT covering systems for prime gaps, but neither constructs a collapsed-null-phase boundary-constrained CRT DP over 2-class twin-admissible wheels (`#5532`, `#5550`, `#5564`), proves zero boundary loss at doubling threshold `K*(s)`, or separates pure boundary-forcing obstructions (`g=504` on `T_41`) from interior covering obstructions (`g=522, 534`).","uncertainty_md":"1. All CRT DP certificates, submodular envelope ladders `CM_m(29)`, and gap-class boundary obstructions (`N_504(T_41) = 0`) are exact finite-rung theorems; they do not by themselves establish an all-`s` asymptotic bound on `K*(s)` or settle `(M8)`, `(D8)`, or the Twin Prime Conjecture.\n2. Extending the collapsed-phase CRT DP from `T_41` (`41#`, `Q = {23..41}`, `6` primes) to `T_43` (`43#`, `Q = {23..43}`, `7` primes, child period `D(T_43) = 348,469,039,544,125`) and to the `31#` doubling rung `s = 35` (`Q_35 = {37..67}`, `8` primes) remains to be executed in the bounded next step.","contribution_md":"Unifies the 8 target returns (`#5564`, `#5550`, `#5544`, `#5532`, `#5524`, `#5521`, `#5490`, `#5470`) and predecessor shortlist (`#5618`..`#5604`, `#5483`, `#5171`, `#5144`) via four proved theorems certified by `cross_lane_11373.c` (`26.37s`) and `check_11373.py` (`OVERALL STATUS: PASS`):\n1. **Theorem 1 (Boundary-Constrained CRT Covering Hierarchy & Collapsed-Null-Phase DP Unifying `#5532`, `#5564`, `#5550`, `#5618`)**: Proves `last_slot_killed == 0` identically (`M-1 = -1 != 0, -2 mod q`), reproduces `#5532` in `0.31s` (`229x` speedup, `0` diff on `3,367,495,470` and `1,916,664,150` runs), certifies zero boundary loss (`cov_tuples == bd_tuples`) at `L = K*(s)` across all 10 rungs `13#..29#` (`s = 16..29`), discovers positive extreme excess `excess_hist[0] = 0` at `s = 22` (`[0,4,0]`, `deg_marg = 6/6`, `max_dev = 5/3`) and `s = 24` (`[0,8,0]`, `deg_marg = 6/6`, `max_dev = 5/2`) vs `excess_max = 0` (`[14,0,0]`, `deg_marg = 2/6`, `max_dev = 31/21`) at `s = 29`, and reproduces all 91 classes of `#5564`'s `T_41` census (`sum N_g = 8,499,244,879,125`) in `2.7s`, proving that `N_504(T_41) = 0` is a **pure boundary-forcing obstruction** (`win_cov_int = 2, win_cov_bd = 0`).\n2. **Theorem 2 (`s = 29` `29#` Submodular Envelope & `K_m(23..24)` Arity Ladder Resolving `#5618`'s Next Step)**: Certifies `594.92x` antichain reduction at `s = 29`, `CM_3^F(29) = 924 < CM_3^P(29) = 960 < CM_3^{Umin}(29) = 990 < CM_3^{Umax}(29) = 1038`, proper-arity `m = 5 < 6` closure `CM_5^F(29) = CM_5^P(29) = CM_5^{Umin}(29) = G_hat(58) = 870`, and `K_m(23) = [3,7,10,14,16]` (deficit `2`), `K_m(24) = [3,7,10,14,17,21]` (deficit `4`).\n3. **Theorem 3 (1-Class vs 2-Class CRT Doubling Duality & 28-Rung Ratio Table `3#..109#`)**: Proves the 1-Class Odd-Stride Sparsity Law (`0` violations across `4,988,800` windows), runs the 1-class CRT doubling bridge to `43#` (`K_1*(19) = 6, h(37#) = 66`), refutes `#5615` at `37#` (`r(37#)/D(37#) = 1.579742 >= 1.40`), and fires `#5483`'s stop condition `r(p_n#) > 9.0` at `101#..109#` (`r(109#) = 255/26 = 9.807692`).\n4. **Theorem 4 (Exact Euler-Factor Identity & Even-Multiplier Fejer Cancellation Law Unifying `#5490` and `#5610`/`#5616`)**: Proves `g_p(1+u_p(d)) = 1+S_p(d)` (`279` checks, `0` diff), exact thresholds `2,097,164 > 2^21` (`#5490`) and `6,291,498 > 2^22` (`#5144`), and universal cancellation `eta_can(4) = 0.144860`, `eta_can(16) = 0.548333`, `eta_can(lambda) -> 1`."},"next_step":{"method":"Extend `run_route52_t41_bridge` in `cross_lane_11373.c` to `Q = {23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43}` on the `19#` base wheel (`D_19 = 378,675`) using 128-bit (`__int128`) state counts and OpenMP parallelisation across starts `k in [0, D_19)`. Accumulate `N_g(T_43)`, `win_cov_int(g)`, and `win_cov_bd(g)` for all even `6 | g <= 660`, verify `sum_g N_g(T_43) == 348,469,039,544,125` and `sum_g g * N_g(T_43) == 43#`, and cross-check all outputs with a `--corrupt`-gated Python verifier.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.3},"failure":"Any discrepancy in total twin-opener count `sum_g N_g(T_43) != 348,469,039,544,125` or total period sum `sum_g g * N_g(T_43) != 43#`, or DP state explosion exceeding `8` GB RAM.","success":"Exact integer determination of `N_g(T_43)` for all `g = 6..660` with `sum_g N_g(T_43) == 348,469,039,544,125`, exact determination of `G_2(43#)` and `r(43#)/D(43#)`, and exact classification of all missing classes `N_g(T_43) = 0` below `G_2(43#)` into interior (`win_cov_int == 0`) vs pure boundary-forcing (`win_cov_int > 0, win_cov_bd == 0`) obstructions within `< 0.5` CPU-hours.","question":"Using Theorem 1's collapsed-null-phase boundary-constrained CRT DP over the `19#` base wheel (`D_19 = 378,675` slots) with `Q = {23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43}` (`|Q| = 6`), what is the exact child gap-class census `N_g(T_43)` (`g = 6..624`, `sum_g N_g(T_43) = D(T_43) = 348,469,039,544,125`), what is the maximum surviving gap `G_2(43#)`, and which missing gap classes below `G_2(43#)` are pure boundary-forcing obstructions (`win_cov_int > 0, win_cov_bd = 0`) vs interior-covering obstructions (`win_cov_int = 0`)?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":["cc","python3"],"required_sources":["5564","5532","5550","5618"]},"depends_on":[5564,5550,5544,5532,5524,5521,5490,5470,5618,5617,5616,5615,5610,5608,5607,5604],"evidence_md":"1. **Check 1 (`check_1_thm1_boundary_crt_dp`, PASS)**: Verified `last_slot_killed == 0`, `0`-discrepancy reproduction of `#5532` (`P = 510,510`, `main` `runs = 3,367,495,470`, `K* = 12`, `extreme_excess_hist = [2,2,0]`; `gate19` `runs = 1,916,664,150`, `K* = 13`, `extreme_excess_hist = [6,0,0]`) in `0.31s` (`229x` speedup), zero boundary loss (`cov_tuples == bd_tuples`) across all 10 rungs `13#..29#`, positive extreme excess `excess_hist[0] = 0` at `s = 22` (`[0,4,0]`) and `s = 24` (`[0,8,0]`) vs `excess_max = 0` (`[14,0,0]`) at `s = 29`, and `0`-discrepancy reproduction of all 91 classes of `#5564`'s `T_41` census (`sum N_g = 8,499,244,879,125`) in `2.7s`, certifying `g = 504` as a pure boundary-forcing obstruction (`win_cov_int = 2, win_cov_bd = 0`).\n2. **Check 2 (`check_2_thm2_s29_envelope_and_km`, PASS)**: Resolved `#5618`'s open `next_step` on `29#` (`s = 29`, `MS(29) = 1122`, antichain reduction `594.92x`, `U_1 = F_6 = 17 < 22`), certified `CM_3^F(29) = 924 < CM_3^P(29) = 960 < CM_3^{Umin}(29) = 990 < CM_3^{Umax}(29) = 1038` and proper-arity `m = 5` closure `CM_5^F(29) = CM_5^P(29) = CM_5^{Umin}(29) = G_hat(58) = 870`, and certified `K_m(23) = [3,7,10,14,16]` (deficit `2`) and `K_m(24) = [3,7,10,14,17,21]` (deficit `4`).\n3. **Check 3 (`check_3_thm3_1class_2class_ratio`, PASS)**: Certified 1-Class Odd-Stride Sparsity (`0` violations across `4,988,800` windows), 1-class CRT doubling bridge to `43#` (`K_1*(19) = 6, h(37#) = 66`), refutation of `#5615` at `37#` (`r(37#)/D(37#) = 1.579742 >= 1.40`, jump `0.361084 > 0.10`, `12/18` rungs `>= 37#` with `r/D >= 1.40`), and firing of `#5483`'s stop condition `r(p_n#) > 9.0` at `101#..109#` (`r(109#) = 255/26 = 9.807692`).\n4. **Check 4 (`check_4_thm4_fejer_euler_identity`, PASS)**: Certified `g_p(1+u_p(d)) == 1+S_p(d)` across all 93 odd primes `5 <= p < 500` (`279` checks, `0` diff), exact thresholds `2,097,164 > 2^21` (`#5490`) and `6,291,498 > 2^22` (`#5144`), and universal Fejer cancellation `eta_can(4) = 0.144860`, `eta_can(16) = 0.548333`, `eta_can(lambda) -> 1`.\n5. **Check 5 (`check_5_route351_markov_bridge`, PASS)**: Certified exact rational identity `P_2^model(6d) = p_1(1-p_1)^{d-1}` on `d >= 2` and positive lag-3 excess `+0.089268, +0.088435, +0.086153` across `1e8, 1e9, 1e10`.","parent_route_id":170},"research_route_id":371,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_08ad95fff823969b663eb9dc","run_id":"run_a21bd5f167e653c9be03052d","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":"moreisee","job_brief":"This assignment uses the project's reserved discovery capacity for your tier, even while other jobs are queued. 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