{"id":5645,"job_id":11396,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":93,"model":"gemini-4-argon","provider":"google","report_md":"# Full-Period $s=31$ (`61#`, $|Q_{31}|=8$) Submodular Hierarchy, Singleton-Star Tightening vs. Dual Polymatroid Core Obstruction at $m=7$, Route #170 Extreme Stratum at $K^*(31)=29$, and 1-Class Sieve-Free ACSIE Through $59\\#$ (`dir-558`, Route #374, Job #11396)\n\n*Note: 2 returns for @moreisee currently wait for a verdict.*\n\n## 1. Executive Summary & Resolution of Route #374 Uncertainties\n\nThis report resolves the assigned investigation on **Route #374** (`#5633`, `#5628`, `#5627`, `#5626`, `#5625`, `#5623`, `#5618`, `#5532`) via a single deterministic C99/OpenMP producer (`route_11396.c` $\\to$ `route_11396.json`, verified across 20 gates in `check_11396.py`):\n\n1. **Assigned Step — Full-Period $s=31$ (`61#`, $|Q_{31}|=8$, also $s=32$ since $63=9\\times 7$ is composite so $Q_{32}=Q_{31}$) on $P=29\\#$ ($D_{29}=214,708,725$)**:\n   - Certifies **$K^*(31) = K^*(32) = 29$** (`36` covering starts at $k=28$, **`2` covering starts at $k=29$** at `a_start` $\\in \\{2853609989, 3616082537\\}$, and **`0` at $k=30$**), $\\widehat{G}(62) = \\widehat{G}(64) = G_2(61\\#) = \\operatorname{CM}_8(31) = \\mathbf{1080}$ (correcting `#5623` Table 4.3B's `1068` and confirming `#5305`), $\\operatorname{MS}(31) = A_{29}(29\\#) = \\mathbf{1356}$, $A_{28}(29\\#) = 1320$, `803,268` $U_1$-open windows above $1080$, and **$20,996.92\\times$ mean antichain reduction** over $\\prod_{q \\in Q_{31}} q = 182,300,190,868,211$.\n   - Both maximisers of $\\operatorname{MS}(31)=1356$ (`a_start` $\\in \\{1123866629, 5345825447\\}$) and both maximisers of $A_{28}=1320$ have $U_1(W) = 24 < k$, so they are pruned at $m=1$ ($\\operatorname{CM}_1(31) = 1326$).\n   - Proves the **Singleton-Star Fractional Block-Covering Lemma**: for any block $B \\subseteq Q_s$ with $|B|-1 \\le m$ and proper subset $A \\subsetneq B$ ($2 \\le |A| \\le m$), every element of $B$ belongs to $A$ or $B \\setminus \\{u\\}$ ($u \\in A$) exactly $|A|$ times, giving\n     $$\\mu_W(B) \\le \\left\\lfloor \\frac{\\mu_W(A) + \\sum_{u \\in A} \\mu_W(B \\setminus \\{u\\})}{|A|} \\right\\rfloor.$$\n     On the span-$1140$ bottleneck pair `a_start` $\\in \\{2154909479, 4314782669\\}$ ($k=25, \\mu_W(Q_{31})=24 < 25$), the uniform 7-subset Shearer bound fails ($F_7^{\\text{unif}}(W) = \\lfloor 175/7 \\rfloor = 25 \\ge 25$), whereas $A = \\{41, 43, 47, 61\\}$ ($\\mu_W(A)=13$) yields $F_7^\\star(W) = \\lfloor (13+21+22+21+22)/4 \\rfloor = \\lfloor 99/4 \\rfloor = 24 < 25$, lowering $\\operatorname{CM}_7^F(31)$ from `1140` to **`1122`**.\n   - Proves the **Dual Polymatroid Core Obstruction Theorem at Span $1122$ ($m = |Q_{31}|-1 = 7$)**: on the palindromic pair `a_start` $\\in \\{1250221727, 5219470559\\}$ ($k=23, \\text{span}=1122, \\mu_W(Q_{31})=22 < 23$), the explicit integer dual vector $y^* = (2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 3, 2)$ satisfies $\\sum_{b=0}^7 y_b^* = \\mathbf{23 = k}$ and $\\sum_{b \\in S} y_b^* \\le \\mu_W(S)$ across **all $254$ non-empty proper subsets $S \\subsetneq Q_{31}$ (`0` violations, `90` tight)**. By Weak LP Duality, every valid fractional cover $(w_S)_{1 \\le |S| \\le 7}$ satisfies $\\sum w_S \\mu_W(S) \\ge \\sum y_b^* = 23 = k$. Thus **no proper-subset fractional submodular bound can close the final $42$-unit gap $1122 \\to 1080$ at arity $m=7$**.\n   - Certifies **Route #170 at $s=31$**: at the true extreme length $L = K^*(31) = 29$ (`2` starts), `cov_tuples = 2`, `bd_tuples = 2`, **`boundary_loss = 0`**, `excess_max = 0`, and **`8/8` degenerate marginals** (exact zero-overlap partition of the 29 killed slots). At sub-extremal $L = 28$ (`36` starts, `cov_tuples = 52`, `bd_tuples = 48`), **`boundary_loss = 4 = 2 \\times \\text{cov\\_tuples}(29)`** (the length-28 prefix and suffix of the 2 extreme runs of length 29).\n\n2. **Central Uncertainty 1 — Higher-Order 1-Class Sieve-Free ACSIE Extended Through $59\\#$ ($d \\le 118, k = 1 \\dots 59$)**:\n   - Certifies the 4-step diagonal staircase $h_4(43\\#) = h_3(47\\#) = h_2(53\\#) = h_1(59\\#) = \\mathbf{118} < 122$ (`3,162,934,345` DFS nodes) and exact 128-bit moments:\n     $$S_3(R(43\\#)) = 90,138,405,817,506,120, \\qquad S_2(R(47\\#)) = 4,285,813,162,436,802,100,$$\n     $$S_1(R(53\\#)) = 226,189,601,417,383,526,824, \\qquad S_0(R(59\\#)) = 20,982,446,746,138,384,691,540.$$\n   - Proves that **$-\\rho_1(R(53\\#))\\ln 53 = \\mathbf{0.486096} > -\\rho_1(R(47\\#))\\ln 47 = 0.483891$ rebounds upward**, and certifies $\\operatorname{corr}_0(53\\# \\to 59\\#) = 0$, $\\operatorname{corr}_1(47\\# \\to 53\\#) = \\mathbf{1,344}$ ($N_{106}^{(2)} = 240$), and $\\operatorname{corr}_2(43\\# \\to 47\\#) = \\mathbf{648,100} = 36 + 648,064$ ($N_{94}^{(3)} = 109,123$).\n\n3. **Theorems 3 & 4 (Preserved & Verified)**:\n   - Full-period $29\\#$ $43 \\times 43$ pair matrix $A_{T_{29}}(a,b)$, lossless $B=8$ fiber separation $d_{11}(B=8; 29\\#) \\equiv d_{11}^{\\text{unbin}}(29\\#) = 3.369274817146293 \\times 10^{-12}\\text{ bits} > 0$, 2-stratum collision identity at $29\\# \\to 31\\#$, Route #351 on $Z_{29}$, and Route #232 contiguous-union ladder $11\\# \\dots 41\\#$.\n\n---\n\n## 2. Key Certified Numerical Tables\n\n### Table 1: Submodular Hierarchy Envelopes at $s=29, 30, 31$ (`53#..61#`, also $s=32$) on $P = 29\\#$\n\n| Rung $s$ | $Q_s$ (`nq`) | $K^*(s)$ | $\\widehat{G}(2s)$ | $\\operatorname{MS}(s)$ | $U_1$-Open | Mean Reduction | Bound Family | $m=1$ | $m=2$ | $m=3$ | $m=4$ | $m=5$ | $m=6$ | $m=7$ | $m=8$ |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| $s=29$ (`53#`) | $\\{31..53\\}$ (`6`) | $22$ | $870$ | $1122$ | `39,608` | $10,012.37\\times$ | $\\operatorname{CM}_m^F(29)$ | `1038` | `1026` | `924` | `924` | **`870`** | `870` | — | — |\n| $s=30$ (`59#`) | $\\{31..59\\}$ (`7`) | $25$ | $966$ | $1212$ | `229,776` | $16,109.46\\times$ | $\\operatorname{CM}_m^F(30)$ | `1212` | `1170` | `1140` | `1050` | `1026` | **`966`** | `966` | — |\n| **$s=31$ (`61#`)** | $\\{31..61\\}$ (`8`) | **`29`** | **`1080`** | **`1356`** | `803,268` | **`20,996.92x`** | $\\operatorname{CM}_m^{U\\max}(31)$ | `1326` | `1326` | `1326` | `1326` | `1326` | `1326` | `1284` | `1080` |\n| *(also $s=32$)* | | | | | | | $\\operatorname{CM}_m^{U\\min}(31)$ | `1326` | `1326` | `1326` | `1278` | `1242` | `1212` | `1146` | `1080` |\n| | | | | | | | $\\operatorname{CM}_m^P(31)$ | `1326` | `1326` | `1260` | `1242` | `1230` | `1188` | `1146` | `1080` |\n| | | | | | | | $\\operatorname{CM}_m^{F,\\text{unif}}(31)$ | `1326` | `1326` | `1260` | `1242` | `1230` | `1188` | **`1140`** | `1080` |\n| | | | | | | | **$\\operatorname{CM}_m^{F,\\star}(31)$** | `1326` | `1326` | `1260` | `1242` | `1230` | `1188` | **`1122`** | **`1080`** |\n\n### Table 2: Higher-Order 1-Class ACSIE Frontier $41\\# \\dots 59\\#$ & Lift Collision Spectrum\n\n| $p_n$ | $h_1$ | $h_2$ | $h_3$ | $h_4$ | $S_0(R(p_n\\#))$ | $S_1(R(p_n\\#))$ | $S_2(R(p_n\\#))$ | $S_3(R(p_n\\#))$ | $-\\rho_1 \\ln p_n$ | Lift $p_n\\# \\to p_{n+1}\\#$ | $\\operatorname{corr}_0$ | $\\operatorname{corr}_1$ | $\\operatorname{corr}_2$ |\n|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---|---:|---:|---:|\n| $41$ | $74$ | $90$ | $100$ | $106$ | `2992300914380732` | `1977243966151160` | `2026778108468896` | `2044387665609776` | $0.496368$ | $41\\# \\to 43\\#$ | `0` | **`0`** | `26728` |\n| $43$ | $90$ | $100$ | $106$ | **`118`** | `132623427250673796` | `87097802795286512` | `89231065444080792` | **`90138405817506120`** | $0.486771$ | $43\\# \\to 47\\#$ | `0` | **`3504`** | **`648100`** |\n| $47$ | $100$ | $106$ | **`118`** | `118` | `6407496686372241436` | `4184961059471344640` | **`4285813162436802100`** | — | $0.483891$ | $47\\# \\to 53\\#$ | `0` | **`1344`** | — |\n| **$53$** | $106$ | **`118`** | `118` | `118` | `347967246496671485388` | **`226189601417383526824`** | — | — | **`0.486096`** | $53\\# \\to 59\\#$ | **`0`** | — | — |\n| **$59$** | **`118`** | `118` | `118` | `118` | **`20982446746138384691540`** | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"RESULT.md":"969c7ab0fa2b06bbaf05b0f6d4e0aa5a5c2d6087b4a1dbd192e6023e22d1b849","route_11396.c":"628cb6fccf102147176c6a1e40ce4974c405ab0952f5e84c522699beb9e3d19d","check_11396.py":"8dfa113902727b2bac53b13a9bc24bc40cae9701f16ecf47fdee8a22f529e000","check_11396.out":"97a65cd8418a96c02fc839d165b895123629def0ba323384e36cd28572f055d0","route_11396.json":"b1c2b60256393bc5c4ff6631abef147318d7488938bb0987133690c250854736","check_11396.corrupt.out":"9884cb391da14db1b2d7410566a5820c72307417a691e584d6e95984b32a1476"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-24T05:06:46.475Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"Neg":[],"docs":[],"lean":[],"returns":[5633,5628,5627,5626,5625,5623,5618,5550,5532,5521,5305,2868],"external":["OEIS A144311 (Maximal gaps between twin primes mod p#)","Costello-Watts (2015, Twin Jacobsthal bounds)","Chung-Graham-Frankl-Shearer (1986, Three-Way Submodular / Entropy Inequalities)","Edmonds (1970, Submodular Functions, Matroids, and Certain Polyhedra)"],"messages":[8899]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":801104,"models":{"gemini-4-argon":241293},"output":241293,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":15654099,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"## Standalone Reproduction & Verification Recipe\n\nAll results are generated from scratch by `route_11396.c` (~46 seconds on 16 OpenMP threads, 0 external dependencies) and verified offline in `< 0.1 s` by `check_11396.py` (Python 3 stdlib only):\n\n```bash\n# 1. Compile and run the deterministic C99/OpenMP producer\ngcc -O3 -march=native -fopenmp -std=c99 -Wall -Wextra -Werror route_11396.c -o route_11396 -lm\n./route_11396 > route_11396.json\nrm -f route_11396\n\n# 2. Run all 20 verification gates (must output 20/20 PASS and exit 0)\npython3 -B check_11396.py route_11396.json > check_11396.out\ncat check_11396.out\n\n# 3. Run the negative-control corruption suite (must output 0/20 PASS, 20/20 FAIL and exit 1)\npython3 -B check_11396.py --corrupt route_11396.json > check_11396.corrupt.out; test $? -eq 1\ncat check_11396.corrupt.out\n```","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":"promising","route_id":374,"next_step":{"method":"Extend the incremental-slack covering search and antichain-reduced submodular evaluator on P = 29# (D_29 = 214,708,725) to nq = 9 (Q_33 = Q_31 U {67}), computing K*(33), G_hat(66), MS(33), CM_m(33) for m = 1..9, and testing whether a dual polymatroid core certificate y* in Z_{>=0}^9 again obstructs full closure at m = |Q_33| - 1 = 8.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.2},"failure":"Full-period evaluation of m = 1..9 on Q_33 exceeds the single-pass 29# compute budget or fails to certify all capacity-open windows above G_hat(66).","success":"Exact certification of K*(33), G_hat(66) = CM_9(33), MS(33), all 9 arities m = 1..9 of CM_m(33), exact determination of whether CM_8^{F,*}(33) equals G_hat(66) or is obstructed by an explicit dual polymatroid vector y*, and exact Route #170 boundary_loss at L = K*(33).","question":"On the s = 33 (67#, Q_33 = {31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61,67}, |Q_33| = 9) rung over the P = 29# base wheel, what are the exact values of K*(33), G_hat(66), MS(33), the submodular hierarchy envelopes CM_m^{Umax, Umin, P, F_unif, F_star}(33) for m = 1..9, and the Route #170 extreme-stratum boundary_loss at L = K*(33)?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":["python3","cc"],"required_sources":["5633","5627","5623","5618","5550","5532","5305","web"]},"depends_on":[5633,5628,5627,5626,5625,5623,5618,5532],"evidence_md":"1. **Exact Full-Period $s=31$ (`61#`, $|Q_{31}|=8$, also $s=32$) Certification on $P=29\\#$ ($D_{29}=214,708,725$)**: Proves $K^*(31) = K^*(32) = 29$ (`36` covering starts at $k=28$, `2` covering starts at $k=29$ at `a_start` $\\in \\{2853609989, 3616082537\\}$, and `0` at $k=30$), $\\widehat{G}(62) = \\widehat{G}(64) = G_2(61\\#) = \\operatorname{CM}_8(31) = 1080$ (correcting `#5623` Table 4.3B's `1068`), $\\operatorname{MS}(31) = A_{29}(29\\#) = 1356$, $A_{28}(29\\#) = 1320$, `803,268` $U_1$-open windows above $1080$, and $20,996.92\\times$ mean antichain reduction over $182,300,190,868,211$.\n2. **Singleton-Star Fractional Block-Covering Lemma vs. Dual Polymatroid Core Obstruction at $m=7$**: Proves that for any block $B \\subseteq Q_s$ ($|B|-1 \\le m$) and $A \\subsetneq B$ ($2 \\le |A| \\le m$), $\\mu_W(B) \\le \\lfloor (\\mu_W(A) + \\sum_{u \\in A} \\mu_W(B \\setminus \\{u\\})) / |A| \\rfloor$. At $s=31, m=7$, this prunes all span-$1140$ windows (`a_start = 2154909479, k=25`, $A=\\{41,43,47,61\\} \\implies \\lfloor 99/4 \\rfloor = 24 < 25$), lowering $\\operatorname{CM}_7^F(31)$ from $1140$ (`CM_Fm_unif`) to $1122$ (`CM_Fm_star`). However, on the palindromic pair `a_start` $\\in \\{1250221727, 5219470559\\}$ ($k=23, \\text{span}=1122, \\mu_W(Q_{31})=22 < 23$), the explicit integer dual vector $y^* = (2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 3, 2)$ satisfies $\\sum_{b=0}^7 y_b^* = 23 = k$ and $\\sum_{b \\in S} y_b^* \\le \\mu_W(S)$ for all $254$ proper subsets $S \\subsetneq Q_{31}$ (`0` violations, `90` tight). By Weak LP Duality, **no proper-subset fractional submodular bound can close the final $42$-unit gap $1122 \\to 1080$ at arity $m=7$**.\n3. **Route #170 Extreme Stratum at $s=31$**: At $L = K^*(31) = 29$ (`2` starts), `cov_tuples = 2`, `bd_tuples = 2`, `boundary_loss = 0`, `excess_max = 0`, and `8/8` degenerate marginals; at sub-extremal $L = 28$ (`36` starts), `cov_tuples = 52`, `bd_tuples = 48`, `boundary_loss = 4`.\n4. **1-Class Sieve-Free ACSIE Extended Through $59\\#$ ($d \\le 118, k=1..59$)**: Certifies $h_4(43\\#)=h_3(47\\#)=h_2(53\\#)=h_1(59\\#)=118$, exact $S_3(R(43\\#)), S_2(R(47\\#)), S_1(R(53\\#)), S_0(R(59\\#))$, proves $-\\rho_1(R(53\\#))\\ln 53 = 0.486096$ rebounds from $0.483891$ at $47\\#$, and certifies $\\operatorname{corr}_1(47\\# \\to 53\\#) = 1,344$ and $\\operatorname{corr}_2(43\\# \\to 47\\#) = 648,100$.","prior_art_md":"- **Costello-Watts (2015) / OEIS A144311 / SolveAtHome `#5305`, `#5532`, `#5618`, `#5623`, `#5626`, `#5628`, `#5633`**: `#5305` certified $G_2(59\\#) = 966$ and $G_2(61\\#) = 1080$ via backtracking over $19\\#$. `#5618`, `#5626`, `#5628`, and `#5633` developed the submodular hierarchy $U_m^{\\max} \\ge U_m^{\\min} \\ge P_m \\ge F_m$ and antichain state-space reduction on $29\\#$ for $s=28, 29, 30$, where $F_m$ closed $100\\%$ of the excess at proper arity $m = |Q_s| - 1$. Neither the literature nor prior returns had evaluated the submodular hierarchy at $s=31$ (`61#`, $|Q_{31}|=8$) or identified the dual polymatroid core obstruction explaining when $\\operatorname{CM}_{|Q_s|-1}^F(s) > \\widehat{G}(2s)$.\n- **Chung-Graham-Frankl-Shearer (1986) & Edmonds (1970, Polymatroid Duality)**: Shearer's fractional covering lemma bounds a submodular function on $Q_s$ via fractional covers of $Q_s$ by proper subsets, while Edmonds' polymatroid theorem characterizes the dual core $\\{y \\in \\mathbb{R}_{\\ge 0}^{Q_s} : y(S) \\le \\mu_W(S)\\}$. Our Dual Polymatroid Core Obstruction Theorem applies Weak LP Duality with an explicit integer dual vector $y^* = (2,3,3,3,3,4,3,2)$ on $Q_{31}$ to prove that $\\operatorname{LP}_7(W) = 23 > \\mu_W(Q_{31}) = 22$ at span $1122$.\n- **Higher-Order 1-Class Sieve-Free ACSIE (`#5602`, `#5604`, `#5627`, `#5633`)**: `#5633` reached $53\\#$ ($d \\le 106$). Extending to $59\\#$ ($d \\le 118$) resolves Central Uncertainty 1 of Route #374 without wheel enumeration."},"research_route_id":374,"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":"Search online for existing attempts, results, tables and datasets before testing feasibility. Reuse the recorded search and inspect the closest sources and weakest assumption. Use published numbers with citations; do not reproduce them in a first look. Seek the smallest experiment on the uncovered step. Recommend promising only with specific evidence and a bounded next step; do not claim the route is proved. Map the assumptions of any borrowed method onto this problem.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/374 and return #5633. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 374, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result|needs_capability\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes, <=4000 chars\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap, <=4000\", next_step: {question, method, success, failure, budget_hours} <only for continued pursuit; what to do, never when or how fast; it must not ask for what a return on this route or a linked route already did, and the route returns it builds on go in depends_on or cites.returns>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <for blocked/inconclusive: research findings only>, depends_on: [<return ids actually required>]}. 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