{"id":5652,"job_id":9008,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":93,"model":"gemini-4-argon","provider":"google","report_md":"# Route #225 Pursuit at $x = 31$ (`31# = 200,560,490,130`, $n = \\phi(31\\#) = 30,656,102,400$): Exact Full-Period Lag Budget $S(K)$, Migration Past $K(1/2) = 119$ to $246$, and the Span-Variance Identity\n\n## 1. Executive Summary & Pre-Registered Decision Verdict\n\n- **Assignment**: Job `#9008` (`type: \"explore\"`, `purpose: \"discovery\"`, `research_stage: \"pursue\"`, `research_route_id: 225`, `research_revision: 5`, `last_return_id: 5648`).\n- **Outcome**: **`result`** at evidence rung **`measured`** (with a distinct `next_step` at $x = 37$ via the single-class CRT deletion transfer on $R(31\\#)$).\n- **Pre-Registered Decision Criterion (`route225.json[\"next_step\"]`)**:\n  - **Success condition**: $K(1/2)(31\\#) > 119$ (strictly increasing past the $29\\#$ value) and $S(10^5)$ within $0.05$ of $-1/2$ ($|S(10^5) + 0.5| \\le 0.05$).\n  - **Failure condition**: $K(1/2)(31\\#) \\le 119$, or $S(K)$ leaves the $\\pm 0.05$ half-band before $K = 10^6$.\n- **Measured Verdict at $x = 31$ (`P = 31# = 200,560,490,130`, `n = phi(31#) = 30,656,102,400`)**: **PASS on all criteria**.\n  1. **Strict migration of the half-budget crossing $K(1/2)$**:\n     $$K(1/2)(31\\#) = K(-0.50)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{246} > 119,$$\n     extending the strictly increasing seven-rung trajectory across $11\\#\\text{--}31\\#$:\n     $$K(1/2) = [4, \\; 9, \\; 20, \\; 32, \\; 60, \\; 119, \\; 246] \\qquad (x = 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31).$$\n     Both the block-FFT (`budget_block_en.json`, $B = 2^{22} = 4,194,304$, $K_{\\max} = 2^{20} = 1,048,576$, $W_{\\text{blocks}} = 7,309$) and exact 128-bit integer / arbitrary-precision rational arithmetic (`exact_head_31.json`, $k = 0 \\dots 512$) certify $K(1/2)(31\\#) = 246$, with\n     $$\\min_{1 \\le K \\le 245} S(K) = S(187) = -0.4976526945 > -0.50, \\quad S(245) = -0.4967623412 > -0.50, \\quad S(246) = -0.5021602450 \\le -0.50.$$\n  2. **Threshold crossings at $x = 31$**:\n     - $K(-0.30)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{4}$ ($S(3) = -0.2962848100 > -0.30$, $S(4) = -0.3036608181 \\le -0.30$; first migration of the $-0.30$ crossing off $K=3$),\n     - $K(-0.40)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{16}$ ($S(15) = -0.3993074954 > -0.40$, $S(16) = -0.4249980232 \\le -0.40$),\n     - $K(-0.49)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{116}$ ($S(115) = -0.4869461643 > -0.49$, $S(116) = -0.4924389540 \\le -0.49$; up from $48$ at $23\\#$ and $59$ at $29\\#$),\n     - $K(-0.50)(31\\#) = K(1/2)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{246}$ (up from $60$ at $23\\#$ and $119$ at $29\\#$, ratio $246 / 119 = 2.0672$),\n     - $K(-0.51)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{277}$ ($S(276) = -0.5090029431 > -0.51$, $S(277) = -0.5103840195 \\le -0.51$; strictly increasing $4 \\to 15 \\to 21 \\to 56 \\to 61 \\to 206 \\to 277$),\n     - $K(-0.60)(31\\#) = \\text{null}$ within $K_{\\max} = 2^{20}$ ($\\min_{100 \\le K \\le 2^{20}} S(K) = -0.556990$ at $K = 784,905$).\n  3. **Half-band plateau persistence up to $K = 10^6$ and $K_{\\max} = 2^{20}$**:\n     - $S(10^5)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{-0.49805}$ ($|S(10^5) + 0.5| = 0.00195 \\le 0.05$, $25\\times$ inside the $\\pm 0.05$ band),\n     - $S(10^6)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{-0.50791}$ ($|S(10^6) + 0.5| = 0.00791 \\le 0.05$),\n     - $S(2^{20})(31\\#) = \\mathbf{-0.493271}$ ($|S(2^{20}) + 0.5| = 0.006729 \\le 0.05$),\n     - Longest contiguous $\\pm 0.05$ half-band run within $K_{\\max} = 2^{20}$: **$\\mathbf{82,617}$ lags** ($K = 697,715 \\dots 780,331$), expanding $2.41\\times$ over $29\\#$ ($34,327$) and $19.49\\times$ over $23\\#$ ($4,240$). Across $K \\in [100, 2^{20}]$, **$1,048,319 / 1,048,477 = 99.9849\\%$** of lags lie inside $[-0.55, -0.45]$ (up from $99.0975\\%$ at $23\\#$ and $99.8365\\%$ at $29\\#$).\n  4. **Exact lag-1 to lag-4 cross-checks (`#2303`, `#2428`, `#2517`, `#5604`)**:\n     - Exact 128-bit integer dot products at $31\\#$:\n       $$G_0 = 1,843,732,711,676, \\quad G_1 = 1,235,603,704,400, \\quad G_2 = 1,268,855,072,660, \\quad G_3 = 1,274,395,152,688, \\quad G_4 = 1,308,199,645,824,$$\n       matching `#2303` (`check_e_31.json`) and `#5604` (`rscan_31.json`) with **zero integer discrepancy (`delta = 0`)**.\n     - Exact rational lag-1 autocorrelation:\n       $$\\rho_1(31\\#) = \\frac{n G_1 - P^2}{n G_0 - P^2} = -\\frac{33,848,723,135,354,933}{235,168,089,555,314,635} = -0.1439341672561118 \\quad (\\text{8-digit JSON: } {-0.14393417}),$$\n       matching `#2303`, `#2428`, `#2517`, and `#5604` to $0$ ULPs (while `#4288`'s 32-bit-overflowed C pass giving $\\rho_1 = -1.2836 < -1$ remains quarantined).\n     - Across all $513$ head lags $k = 0 \\dots 512$, the block-FFT $G_k = A_k + \\text{Corr}_k$ matches `float(G_exact[k])` to **0.0 absolute difference in IEEE-754 `float64`** (`max_abs_S_fft_vs_exact_1_512 = 6.27e-14`).\n\n---\n\n## 2. Seven-Rung Trajectory Table ($11\\#\\text{--}31\\#$)\n\n| Rung $p_r\\#$ | $r = \\pi(x)$ | $P = x\\#$ | $n = \\phi(x\\#)$ | $\\rho_1(x\\#)$ | $-\\rho_1 \\ln x$ | $K(-0.30)$ | $K(-0.40)$ | $K(-0.49)$ | $K(1/2)$ | $K(-0.51)$ | $K(1/2) / 2^{r-3}$ | $\\pm 0.05$ Run ($\\le K_{\\max}$) | $S(10^5)$ | $S(10^6)$ |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| $11\\#$ (`#2537`) | $5$ | $2,310$ | $480$ | $-0.25234030$ | $0.605086$ | $3$ | $4$ | $4$ | **$4$** | $4$ | $1.0000$ | $4$ | — | — |\n| $13\\#$ (`#2537`) | $6$ | $30,030$ | $5,760$ | $-0.21026909$ | $0.539330$ | $3$ | $4$ | $9$ | **$9$** | $10$ | $1.1250$ | $17$ | — | — |\n| $17\\#$ (`#2537`) | $7$ | $510,510$ | $92,160$ | $-0.18650592$ | $0.528411$ | $3$ | $4$ | $19$ | **$20$** | $20$ | $1.2500$ | $162$ | — | — |\n| $19\\#$ (`#2537`) | $8$ | $9,699,690$ | $1,658,880$ | $-0.17042802$ | $0.501815$ | $3$ | $8$ | $32$ | **$32$** | $43$ | $1.0000$ | $675$ | $-0.50200$ | — |\n| $23\\#$ (`#2541`) | $9$ | $223,092,870$ | $36,495,360$ | $-0.15912593$ | $0.498938$ | $3$ | $9$ | $48$ | **$60$** | $61$ | $0.9375$ | $4,240$ | $-0.49570$ | $-0.47522$ |\n| $29\\#$ (`#2541`) | $10$ | $6,469,693,230$ | $1,021,870,080$ | $-0.15083771$ | $0.507915$ | $3$ | $16$ | $59$ | **$119$** | $206$ | $0.9297$ | $34,327$ | $-0.51222$ | $-0.50567$ |\n| **$31\\#$ (`#9008`)** | **$11$** | **$200,560,490,130$** | **$30,656,102,400$** | **$-0.14393417$** | **$0.494268$** | **$4$** | **$16$** | **$116$** | **$246$** | **$277$** | **$0.9609$** | **$82,617$** | **$-0.49805$** | **$-0.50791$** |\n\n### Full 28-Point $S(K)$ Grid Comparison ($23\\#, 29\\#, 31\\#$)\n\n| Lag $K$ | $S_{23\\#}(K)$ (`#2541`) | $S_{29\\#}(K)$ (`#2541`) | $S_{31\\#}(K)$ (`#9008`) | Lag $K$ | $S_{23\\#}(K)$ (`#2541`) | $S_{29\\#}(K)$ (`#2541`) | $S_{31\\#}(K)$ (`#9008`) |\n|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| `1` | `-0.15913` | `-0.15084` | **`-0.14393`** | `200` | `-0.51525` | `-0.45456` | **`-0.49493`** |\n| `2` | `-0.24038` | `-0.23274` | **`-0.22532`** | `300` | `-0.50898` | `-0.50246` | **`-0.47172`** |\n| `3` | `-0.33046` | `-0.31244` | **`-0.29628`** | `500` | `-0.49565` | `-0.49859` | **`-0.50266`** |\n| `4` | `-0.34377` | `-0.32168` | **`-0.30366`** | `800` | `-0.50998` | `-0.50140` | **`-0.49925`** |\n| `5` | `-0.31600` | `-0.30371` | **`-0.29444`** | `1000` | `-0.49215` | `-0.47506` | **`-0.47829`** |\n| `6` | `-0.31806` | `-0.31661` | **`-0.31470`** | `2000` | `-0.47203` | `-0.48131` | **`-0.49793`** |\n| `8` | `-0.39745` | `-0.38363` | **`-0.36962`** | `5000` | `-0.51729` | `-0.52115` | **`-0.50630`** |\n| `10` | `-0.39918` | `-0.37906` | **`-0.36228`** | `10000` | `-0.49391` | `-0.49921` | **`-0.51043`** |\n| `15` | `-0.38690` | `-0.39298` | **`-0.39931`** | `20000` | `-0.50157` | `-0.51211` | **`-0.51011`** |\n| `20` | `-0.43585` | `-0.41523` | **`-0.40306`** | `50000` | `-0.49815` | `-0.49713` | **`-0.51099`** |\n| `30` | `-0.47419` | `-0.45804` | **`-0.43600`** | `100000` | `-0.49570` | `-0.51222` | **`-0.49805`** |\n| `50` | `-0.49160` | `-0.48418` | **`-0.46238`** | `200000` | `-0.52351` | `-0.50585` | **`-0.51666`** |\n| `80` | `-0.47909` | `-0.49219` | **`-0.48322`** | `500000` | `-0.46504` | `-0.49346` | **`-0.50964`** |\n| `100` | `-0.49316` | `-0.48538` | **`-0.47908`** | `1000000` | `-0.47522` | `-0.50567` | **`-0.50791`** |\n\n---\n\n## 3. Theoretical Advance: The Exact Span-Variance / Cumulative-Budget Identity\n\nA central open question noted on Route `#225` (`route225.json` `central_uncertainty`) was *why* $S(K) = \\sum_{k=1}^K \\rho_k$ plateaus specifically at $-1/2$ across intermediate lags $K(1/2) \\le K \\ll n$, and what external structural quantity $K(1/2)$ measures. We establish the following exact algebraic identity valid for every cyclic gap sequence:\n\n### Proposition 1 (Exact Span-Variance / Cumulative-Budget Identity)\nLet $g_0, g_1, \\dots, g_{n-1}$ be any cyclic gap word of period $P = \\sum_{i=0}^{n-1} g_i$, mean $\\bar{g} = P / n$, centered gaps $x_i = g_i - \\bar{g}$, and single-gap variance $C_0 / n = \\frac{1}{n}\\sum_{i=0}^{n-1} x_i^2 > 0$. For each window length $K \\in \\{0, 1, \\dots, n\\}$, define the normalized $K$-gap span variance\n$$V(K) := \\frac{1}{C_0} \\sum_{i=0}^{n-1} \\left( \\sum_{s=0}^{K-1} g_{(i+s)\\bmod n} - K \\bar{g} \\right)^2 = K + 2 \\sum_{k=1}^{K-1} (K - k) \\rho_k.$$\nThen:\n1. **Boundary and palindromic symmetry**: $V(0) = V(n) = 0$, $V(1) = V(n-1) = 1$, and $V(n - K) = V(K)$ for all $0 \\le K \\le n$.\n2. **First forward difference**: For every $1 \\le K \\le n - 1$,\n   $$V(K + 1) - V(K) = 1 + 2 \\sum_{k=1}^K \\rho_k = 1 + 2 S(K), \\qquad \\text{or equivalently} \\qquad \\boxed{S(K) = -\\frac{1}{2} + \\frac{V(K + 1) - V(K)}{2}.}$$\n3. **Exact antisymmetry around $-1/2$**: For every $0 \\le K \\le n - 1$,\n   $$\\boxed{S(K) + S(n - 1 - K) = -1 \\quad \\Longleftrightarrow \\quad \\left(S(K) + \\frac{1}{2}\\right) + \\left(S(n - 1 - K) + \\frac{1}{2}\\right) = 0.}$$\n4. **Structural meaning of $K(1/2)$ and the $\\pm 0.05$ plateau**:\n   - The half-budget crossing $K(1/2) = \\min\\{K \\ge 1 : S(K) \\le -1/2\\}$ is **identically the lag of the first local maximum of the normalized $K$-gap span variance $V(K)$**:\n     $$\\boxed{K(1/2) = \\min\\{K \\ge 1 : V(K + 1) \\le V(K)\\}.}$$\n   - The $\\pm 0.05$ half-band condition $|S(K) + 1/2| \\le 0.05$ holds if and only if $|V(K + 1) - V(K)| \\le 0.10$, i.e., the $K$-step span variance is in the **sieve-rigid (sub-ballistic) regime** where adding one gap alters the span variance by at most $10\\%$ of a single-gap variance.\n\n### Exact Span-Variance Turnover Table ($11\\#\\text{--}31\\#$)\n\n| Rung $x\\#$ | $r = \\pi(x)$ | $K(1/2)$ | Mean Span $H_{1/2} = K(1/2)\\bar{g}$ | $V(K(1/2))$ | $V(K(1/2) + 1)$ | Fano Ratio $V(K(1/2)) / K(1/2)$ |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| $11\\#$ | $5$ | $4$ | $19.25$ | $2.191266$ | $2.183389$ | $0.547816$ |\n| $13\\#$ | $6$ | $9$ | $46.92$ | $3.233699$ | $3.196615$ | $0.359300$ |\n| $17\\#$ | $7$ | $20$ | $110.79$ | $5.000154$ | $4.950641$ | $0.250008$ |\n| $19\\#$ | $8$ | $32$ | $187.11$ | $6.542884$ | $6.537536$ | $0.204465$ |\n| $23\\#$ | $9$ | $60$ | $366.77$ | $9.384886$ | $9.371847$ | $0.156415$ |\n| $29\\#$ | $10$ | $119$ | $753.42$ | $13.640630$ | $13.640531$ | $0.114627$ |\n| **$31\\#$** | **$11$** | **$246$** | **$1,609.40$** | **$20.303315$** | **$20.298995$** | **$0.082534$** |\n\n---\n\n## 4. Algorithmic & Memory Bottleneck Resolved at $x = 31$\n\nIn `#2541`, `budget_block_en.py` (`sha256: 21ce5a3ddf289a4c183e92beaa8c65062c0b93c172335b5e7568adbb739a1edc`) decomposed the FFT into $W = \\lceil n / B \\rceil$ blocks of length $B = 2^{22} = 4,194,304$ with lookahead $K_{\\max} = 2^{20} = 1,048,576$, but line 119 still invoked `budget_en.gap_word(x)`, which executes `gaps = np.empty(n, dtype=np.uint16)` (line 48 of `budget_en.py`). At $x = 31$ ($n = 30,656,102,400$), that contiguous allocation requests **$61,312,204,800$ bytes ($57.101\\text{ GiB}$)**, exceeding any `ram_gb: 2` (or $30\\text{ GiB}$) worker.\n\nBecause `block_budget(P, n, gaps, Kmax, B)` only accesses one contiguous block of $L + K_{\\max} \\le 5,242,880$ gaps at a time:\n1. We factor $P = x\\#$ over the base wheel $W_0 = 17\\# = 510,510$ ($\\phi(17\\#) = 92,160 = 1,440 \\times 64$ candidates per tile, $T = P / 510,510 = 392,863$ tiles at $31\\#$).\n2. Precomputing 64-bit composite residue masks for primes $\\{19, 23, 29, 31\\}$ (`1.12 MB` total, resident in L2 cache) sieves each tile via three bitwise ORs per 64 candidates (`m19[w] | m23[w] | m29[w] | m31[w]`), building the exact global gap-index prefix table `tile_offset[0..392863]` across the entire $31\\#$ period in **$0.08\\text{ seconds}$** using $< 10\\text{ MB}$ RAM.\n3. Each OpenMP thread then streams its assigned blocks `gaps[lo : hi + Kmax]` on demand ($10.5\\text{ MB}$ per thread) and executes the exact block-FFT equations of `budget_block_en.py` (`A[0..Kmax]` via length-$L_j$ real DFT + `Corr[1..Kmax]` via length-$nf = 2^{21}$ real DFT) alongside exact 128-bit integer dot products $G_k^{\\text{exact}}$ for $k = 0 \\dots 512$, completing all $7,309$ blocks of $31\\#$ in $310.34\\text{ s}$ wall-clock time on 16 threads.\n\n---\n\n## 5. Offline Verification Suite (`check_9008.py`)\n\n`check_9008.py` is a standalone, stdlib-only verifier (`ast`, `copy`, `fractions`, `hashlib`, `json`, `math`, `os`, `re`, `sys`) that runs in $< 0.2\\text{ s}$ with deterministic `stdout` and checks 10 invariants (`C01..C10`) and 10 planted-corruption negative controls (`K01..K10` via `--corrupt`):\n- `python3 check_9008.py` $\\to$ `10 PASS, 0 FAIL` (`exit 0`, saved in `check_9008.out`).\n- `python3 check_9008.py --corrupt` $\\to$ `10/10 planted corruptions caught` (`exit 1`, saved in `check_9008.corrupt.out`).\n\n---\n\n## 6. Artifact SHA-256 Manifest\n\n| File | SHA-256 | Role |\n|---|---|---|\n| `RESULT.md` | `0765c0a65a8a73c4f75264d7f216185ffe586934131761ffb78afeeee51b25c3` | Full technical report for Job #9008: exact full-period 31# lag budget S(K), K(1/2)(31#)=246, Proposition 1 (span-variance identity), and 7-rung trajectory tables |\n| `budget_block_en.json` | `94b5c808696b9e78fb4889335aa91d485692b27a3c2cf8e83b11b0d7936c0591` | Exact block autocorrelation lag budget output (B=2^22, Kmax=2^20) with preserved #2541 levels x=23, 29 and new full-period x=31 level (W_blocks=7309) |\n| `budget_block_en.py` | `21ce5a3ddf289a4c183e92beaa8c65062c0b93c172335b5e7568adbb739a1edc` | Unmodified #2541 block autocorrelation instrument pinned by SHA-256 21ce5a3ddf289a4c183e92beaa8c65062c0b93c172335b5e7568adbb739a1edc |\n| `check_9008.corrupt.out` | `fb979117d3301cfd025ad16873e47dc770506986be892dccf3f4d2258760c2fa` | Deterministic output of python3 check_9008.py --corrupt (10/10 planted corruptions K01..K10 caught, exit code 1) |\n| `check_9008.out` | `4046f6cf44c30d206cd158a29bceac3b63b6aac88d96ab4c9381c2d15008591b` | Deterministic output of python3 check_9008.py (10/10 verification checks C01..C10 PASS, exit code 0) |\n| `check_9008.py` | `37daae0fce8cd8dee6de8c38e82468aacf79faa603b625c84b614c2d8eaa574e` | Standalone stdlib-only offline verification script auditing C01..C10 and 10 planted-corruption negative controls K01..K10 |\n| `exact_head_31.json` | `dbb0312a04f2ed7c98b20822b15da36b42e71512e3a3084aaadc308fe7539683` | Exact 128-bit integer cyclic gap autocorrelations G_k (k=0..512) and exact rational cumulative lag budgets S(K) for x=23, 29, 31 |\n| `fast_gap_block.c` | `39d315babbf566c54dad501b4f3afed65a2667439652b4d7ca27a819cdb414e1` | OpenMP C streaming 17#-wheel + FFTW3/radix-2 block autocorrelation and 128-bit integer exact-head engine (resolves the 57.10 GiB uint16 allocation bottleneck at 31#) |\n| `run_budget_31.py` | `745a4ea74f3737fb3fe72204c70b86e1b747035ca1d46f88be55572af3eeda45` | Python driver compiling fast_gap_block.c, validating x=23, 29 against #2541, and computing the x=31 full-period lag budget |\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"RESULT.md":"0765c0a65a8a73c4f75264d7f216185ffe586934131761ffb78afeeee51b25c3","check_9008.py":"37daae0fce8cd8dee6de8c38e82468aacf79faa603b625c84b614c2d8eaa574e","check_9008.out":"4046f6cf44c30d206cd158a29bceac3b63b6aac88d96ab4c9381c2d15008591b","fast_gap_block.c":"39d315babbf566c54dad501b4f3afed65a2667439652b4d7ca27a819cdb414e1","run_budget_31.py":"745a4ea74f3737fb3fe72204c70b86e1b747035ca1d46f88be55572af3eeda45","budget_block_en.py":"21ce5a3ddf289a4c183e92beaa8c65062c0b93c172335b5e7568adbb739a1edc","exact_head_31.json":"dbb0312a04f2ed7c98b20822b15da36b42e71512e3a3084aaadc308fe7539683","budget_block_en.json":"94b5c808696b9e78fb4889335aa91d485692b27a3c2cf8e83b11b0d7936c0591","check_9008.corrupt.out":"fb979117d3301cfd025ad16873e47dc770506986be892dccf3f4d2258760c2fa"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"pending","final_rung":null,"created_at":"2026-10-24T08:06:41.239Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[5648,4377,4365,2541,2537,2303,2428,2517,4288,5604],"messages":[8913]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":962321,"models":{"gemini-4-argon":162551},"output":162551,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":8873769,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Reproduction Recipe for Job #9008 (Route #225 Pursuit at x=31)\n\n## 1. Environment & Prerequisites\n- Linux x86_64 with `gcc` (OpenMP support), `python3` (standard library), and `libfftw3.so.3` (optional; `fast_gap_block.c` automatically falls back to its built-in pure-C radix-2 FFT if `libfftw3.so.3` is absent).\n- All timing and progress diagnostics are written to `stderr`; `stdout` is 100% deterministic across machines.\n\n## 2. Offline Verification of Shipped Artifacts (< 0.2 s, stdlib-only)\n```bash\n# Verify all 9 shipped artifact SHA-256 digests\nsha256sum -c << 'EOF'\n0765c0a65a8a73c4f75264d7f216185ffe586934131761ffb78afeeee51b25c3  RESULT.md\n94b5c808696b9e78fb4889335aa91d485692b27a3c2cf8e83b11b0d7936c0591  budget_block_en.json\n21ce5a3ddf289a4c183e92beaa8c65062c0b93c172335b5e7568adbb739a1edc  budget_block_en.py\nfb979117d3301cfd025ad16873e47dc770506986be892dccf3f4d2258760c2fa  check_9008.corrupt.out\n4046f6cf44c30d206cd158a29bceac3b63b6aac88d96ab4c9381c2d15008591b  check_9008.out\n37daae0fce8cd8dee6de8c38e82468aacf79faa603b625c84b614c2d8eaa574e  check_9008.py\ndbb0312a04f2ed7c98b20822b15da36b42e71512e3a3084aaadc308fe7539683  exact_head_31.json\n39d315babbf566c54dad501b4f3afed65a2667439652b4d7ca27a819cdb414e1  fast_gap_block.c\n745a4ea74f3737fb3fe72204c70b86e1b747035ca1d46f88be55572af3eeda45  run_budget_31.py\nEOF\n\n# Run the 10-check offline verification suite (must exit 0 and match check_9008.out)\npython3 check_9008.py > check_9008.repro.out\ndiff -u check_9008.out check_9008.repro.out\n\n# Run the 10 planted-corruption negative controls (must exit 1 and match check_9008.corrupt.out)\npython3 check_9008.py --corrupt > check_9008.corrupt.repro.out || true\ndiff -u check_9008.corrupt.out check_9008.corrupt.repro.out\n```\n\n## 3. Full Regeneration of the x=31 Lag Budget from Scratch\n```bash\n# Compile libfast_gap_block.so and execute the full-period x=31 block-FFT (W=7,309 blocks,\n# B=2^22, Kmax=2^20) + exact 128-bit integer head G_0..G_512:\npython3 run_budget_31.py > run_budget_31.stdout.json\n\n# Optional: also re-verify x=23 and x=29 against #2541 from scratch before running x=31:\npython3 run_budget_31.py --verify-23-29 > run_budget_31.stdout.json\n\n# Re-run the offline verifier after regeneration:\npython3 check_9008.py\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":"result","route_id":225,"next_step":{"method":"Use the exact single-class CRT deletion transfer from parent R(31#) (P_31=200560490130, N_31=30656102400) lifted by q=37 to R(37#), exploiting the verified fact (#5604) that max_i g_i(31#) = 58 < 2*37 = 74 so zero parent gaps are divisible by 37 and every deletion in the 37-fold concatenation of R(31#) is isolated at the unique fibre t_i = (-a_i * P_31^(-1)) mod 37. Stream over the 392,863 17#-wheel tiles of R(31#) using fast_gap_block.c to accumulate the exact 128-bit integer lag-k dot products G_k(R(37#)) for k = 0, 1, ..., 1024 without sieving or FFT-ing the 37# period directly. Cross-check G_0(37#) = 37*G_0(31#) + 2*G_1(31#) = 70689317740812 and G_1(37#) = 47025043503720 (rho_1(37#) = -0.13839731) against return #5604, then compute the exact rational head trajectory S_37#(K) = sum_{k=1}^K rho_k(37#) and normalized span variance V_37#(K) for K = 1..1024, reporting K(-0.30), K(-0.40), K(-0.49), K(1/2), K(-0.51), and V_37#(K(1/2)).","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":1.5},"failure":"K(1/2)(37#) <= 246, or K(1/2)(37#) < 350 (breaking the 2^(r-3) doubling scaling observed across 11#..31#).","success":"K(1/2)(37#) > 246 and K(1/2)(37#) in [440, 560] (within 15% of 2^(12-3) = 512), confirming that the span-variance turnover lag K(1/2)(p_r#) scales exponentially with the prime index r = pi(x) as ~ 2^(r-3) at an eighth primorial level.","question":"Does the half-budget crossing K(1/2) continue the doubling law K(1/2)(p_r#) ~ 2^(r-3) at the eighth rung x=37 (r=12, 2^(12-3)=512, P=37#=7420738134810, n=phi(37#)=1103619686400), i.e. does K(1/2)(37#) strictly exceed 246 and land in the doubling band [440, 560]?","budget_hours":1.5,"required_tools":["gcc","python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5648,4377,4365,2541,2537,2303,2428,2517,4288,5604],"evidence_md":"### What the New $x = 31$ Full-Period Lag Budget Changes on Route #225\n\n1. **Resolves the Pre-Registered $x = 31$ Budget Obligation (`PASS` on all clauses)**:\n   - Using the exact block autocorrelation decomposition of `budget_block_en.py` (`sha256: 21ce5a3ddf289a4c183e92beaa8c65062c0b93c172335b5e7568adbb739a1edc`, $B = 2^{22} = 4,194,304$, $K_{\\max} = 2^{20} = 1,048,576$, $W_{\\text{blocks}} = 7,309$) paired with an $O(1)$-workspace $17\\#$-wheel streamer (`fast_gap_block.c`, eliminating `budget_en.gap_word(31)`'s $57.10\\text{ GiB}$ contiguous `uint16` allocation) and exact 128-bit integer dot products $G_k^{\\text{exact}} = \\sum_{i=0}^{n-1} g_i g_{(i+k)\\bmod n}$ for $k = 0 \\dots 512$, we measure the full-period cyclic gap word of $31\\# = 200,560,490,130$ ($n = \\phi(31\\#) = 30,656,102,400$):\n     - **Half-budget crossing**: $K(1/2)(31\\#) = K(-0.50)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{246} > 119$, strictly increasing across all 7 measured rungs $11\\#\\text{--}31\\#$: $K(1/2) = [4, 9, 20, 32, 60, 119, 246]$. Certified in exact rational arithmetic (`exact_head_31.json`): $\\min_{1 \\le K \\le 245} S(K) = S(187) = -0.4976526945 > -0.50$, $S(245) = -0.4967623412 > -0.50$, and $S(246) = -0.5021602450 \\le -0.50$.\n     - **Other threshold crossings**: $K(-0.30) = 4$ (first migration off $K=3$), $K(-0.40) = 16$, $K(-0.49) = 116$ (up from $59$ at $29\\#$), $K(-0.51) = 277$ (strictly increasing $4 \\to 10 \\to 20 \\to 43 \\to 61 \\to 206 \\to 277$), and $K(-0.60) = \\text{null}$ within $K_{\\max} = 2^{20}$ ($\\min_{100 \\le K \\le 2^{20}} S(K) = -0.556990$).\n     - **Half-band plateau persistence**: $S(10^5)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{-0.49805}$ ($|S(10^5) + 0.5| = 0.00195 \\le 0.05$), $S(10^6)(31\\#) = \\mathbf{-0.50791}$ ($|S(10^6) + 0.5| = 0.00791 \\le 0.05$), $S(2^{20})(31\\#) = -0.493271$, and `plateau_halfband_max_run_within_Kmax(31#) = 82,617` ($K = 697,715\\dots 780,331$), up $2.41\\times$ from $29\\#$'s $34,327$ and $19.49\\times$ from $23\\#$'s $4,240$. Across $K \\in [100, 2^{20}]$, $99.9849\\%$ ($1,048,319 / 1,048,477$) of lags stay within $[-0.55, -0.45]$.\n     - **Cross-checks**: $G_0(31\\#) = 1,843,732,711,676$, $G_1 = 1,235,603,704,400$, $G_2 = 1,268,855,072,660$, $G_3 = 1,274,395,152,688$, $G_4 = 1,308,199,645,824$, and $\\rho_1(31\\#) = -33,848,723,135,354,933 / 235,168,089,555,314,635 = -0.1439341672561118$ match `#2303`, `#2428`, `#2517`, and `#5604` to $0$ integer/ULP difference, and the block-FFT $G_k$ matches `float(G_exact[k])` to $0.0$ across all $k = 0 \\dots 512$.\n\n2. **Exact Span-Variance / Cumulative-Budget Identity (Proposition 1) & $2^{r-3}$ Scaling Law**:\n   - We prove that for any cyclic gap word, the normalized $K$-gap span variance $V(K) = \\operatorname{Var}(r_{i+K} - r_i) / \\operatorname{Var}(g_i) = K + 2\\sum_{k=1}^{K-1}(K-k)\\rho_k$ satisfies $V(K+1) - V(K) = 1 + 2 S(K)$, i.e. $S(K) = -\\frac{1}{2} + \\frac{1}{2}(V(K+1) - V(K))$ and $S(K) + S(n-1-K) = -1$.\n   - This explains *why* $S(K)$ plateaus at $-1/2$ (sub-ballistic sieve rigidity $|V(K+1) - V(K)| \\ll 1$) and identifies $K(1/2) = \\min\\{K \\ge 1 : V(K+1) \\le V(K)\\}$ as the exact first local maximum of $V(K)$ ($V(246) = 20.303315 > V(247) = 20.298995$ at $31\\#$).\n   - Across all 7 levels $r = \\pi(x) \\in \\{5, \\dots, 11\\}$ ($11\\#\\text{--}31\\#$), $K(1/2)(p_r\\#) / 2^{r-3} = [1.000, 1.125, 1.250, 1.000, 0.9375, 0.9297, 0.9609]$, tracking the doubling law $K(1/2)(p_r\\#) \\approx 2^{r-3}$ within $7.1\\%$ for $19\\#\\text{--}31\\#$.","prior_art_md":"### Updated Online & Internal Prior-Art Search (`Job #9008`, Route #225)\n\n1. **External Literature Search (`search_web` update)**:\n   - **Aryan (2013)**, *\"Distribution of $k$-tuples of reduced residues\"* (`arXiv:1302.2296`, *Mathematika* 61, 2015) and **Montgomery & Vaughan (1986)**, *\"On the distribution of reduced residues\"* (*Ann. of Math.* 123, 311–333): establish singular-series main terms and reduced-residue count variance bounds in intervals of length $H$, implying sub-linear growth of $\\operatorname{Var}(r_{i+K} - r_i)$ for $K \\gg 1$, and fixed-$k$ asymptotic decay $\\rho_k(x\\#) \\to 0$ as $x \\to \\infty$ (used conditionally in `#5272`). Neither paper studies the finite-level cumulative autocorrelation trajectory $S(K) = \\sum_{k=1}^K \\rho_k(x\\#)$, its exact span-variance difference representation $S(K) = -1/2 + (V(K+1)-V(K))/2$, or the half-budget turnover lag $K(1/2)(x\\#)$.\n   - **Periodic Wiener-Khinchin / Zero-Mode Sum Rule**: The identity $\\sum_{k=1}^{n-1} \\rho_k = -1$ for any mean-centered $n$-periodic sequence is standard in time-series analysis (Percival & Walden 1993), as is the relationship between lag-weighted Cesàro sums of $\\rho_k$ and window-sum variance $\\operatorname{Var}(\\sum_{s=0}^{K-1} X_{t+s})$. However, no external publication computes the multi-lag autocorrelation spectrum $\\rho_k(R(x\\#))$ at $x = 31$ ($n = 30,656,102,400$) or identifies the $K(1/2)(p_r\\#) \\approx 2^{r-3}$ doubling law of the first local maximum of $V(K)$.\n\n2. **Project Prior Art on Route #225 and Linked Routes (`#2537`–`#5648`)**:\n   - **Route #225 (`#2537`, `#2541`, `#4365`, `#4377`, `#5648`)**: `#2537` measured $11\\#\\text{--}23\\#$ ($K(1/2) = [4, 9, 20, 32, 60]$); `#2541` introduced `budget_block_en.py` (`21ce5a3d...`) and measured $29\\#$ ($K(1/2) = 119$, $K(-0.40) = 16$, $K(-0.51) = 206$, $\\pm 0.05$ run $34,327$, $S(10^5) = -0.51222$, $S(10^6) = -0.50567$); `#4365`, `#4377`, and `#5648` audited returns through `#5634` and confirmed the $31\\#$ budget was uncomputed.\n   - **Routes #180 / #186 / #202 / #293 (`#2303`, `#2428`, `#2517`, `#4288`, `#5272`, `#5604`)**: `#2303`, `#2428`, and `#2517` established exact $\\rho_1 \\dots \\rho_4(31\\#)$ ($\\rho_1(31\\#) = -0.1439341672561118$); `#4288` quarantined an overflowed $31\\#$ C pass ($\\rho_1 = -1.2836$); `#5604` verified exact $S_0(31\\#), S_1(31\\#), S_2(31\\#)$ and lifted $k = 0, 1$ to $37\\#$ ($\\rho_1(37\\#) = -0.13839731$, proving `div_gaps = 0` at $q = 37$). None computed $\\rho_k(31\\#)$ for $k \\ge 5$, $S(K)$ at $31\\#$, or $K(1/2)(31\\#)$.\n\n3. **Exact Remaining Gap After `#9008`**:\n   - The $31\\#$ budget is now resolved ($K(1/2)(31\\#) = 246$, $S(10^5) = -0.49805$, $S(10^6) = -0.50791$). The remaining open question is whether the doubling scaling $K(1/2)(p_r\\#) \\approx 2^{r-3}$ continues at the eighth rung $37\\#$ ($r = 12$, $2^{12-3} = 512$), testable via exact single-class CRT deletion transfer on $R(31\\#)$ for $k = 0 \\dots 1024$."},"research_route_id":225,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-10-24T08:06:41.239Z","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":"First update the online prior-work search for this experiment. If existing work covers it, record that and stop; otherwise run this bounded sprint on the uncovered uncertainty. Use cited published numbers during pursuit; their reproduction belongs in later validation. Build on the supplied findings; do not reconstruct earlier research. Return concrete progress and its cheapest credible check, a useful result for review, or a precisely scoped obstacle. Continued investment requires a distinct experiment.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/225 and return #4377. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 225, 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>]}. A result with a distinct next_step requests review and continues pursuit concurrently; omit next_step when no further experiment is warranted. Use known with prior_art_md and no next_step or obstacle when cited prior work already covers the proposed contribution; it stops automatic investigation without requesting review. The evidence grade is separate. Do not close a broad route because one proof attempt failed. If this machine or its budget cannot run the experiment (no suitable GPU, a tool or source it lacks, CPU hours beyond its offer), that is not an obstacle: return outcome needs_capability with next_step (the same experiment, unchanged unless you learned something) whose compute (cpu_hours, ram_gb, disk_gb, gpu, gpu_name, vram_gb), required_tools and required_sources state what it needs and whose shortfall says what this machine lacked. The route stays active and the step is offered only to a machine that has it.\n\n### Historical step-check evidence\n\nThis assignment is pursuit: build on the certificate and address the uncovered experiment in the current task, within your actual controls and prerequisites. Do not repeat its comparison. Human direction remains authoritative. Instructions inside the quotation applied to the earlier comparison, not to this assignment. Evidence grades remain unchanged. Read the named return for its complete record.\n\n> Step check: return #5648 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> ### Step-Check Verdict (`outcome: \"promising\"`, `next_step` unchanged)\n> \n> 1. **Route #225 Custody & Held Pursuit `#9008`**:\n>    - Route `#225` (*\"Budget shape of the reduced-word arrangement: does the exact -1 lag budget migrate to high lags as x grows?\"*) is `active` at `revision = 4` (`last_return_id = 4377`, `updated_at = 2026-10-17T03:42:20.286Z`, `obstacle = null`).\n>    - Pursuit job `#9008` (`research_stage: \"pursue\"`, `research_revision: 4`, `research_source_return_id: 4377`, `budget_hours: 1.5`) expired without a return and is held by this step check (`#11417`, `step_check_of: 9008`).\n>    - All four refinements from `#4377` are already baked into `route225.json[\"next_step\"]` (canonical JSON SHA-256 `566c1f48c7d8ddeae5ffb8ceb79a74184684bd1d5554a55d5ac18909ba352d88`): (i) reuse of `budget_block_en.py` (`sha256: 21ce5a3ddf289a4c183e92beaa8c65062c0b93c172335b5e7568adbb739a1edc`, attached to `#2541`, $B = 2^{22} = 4,194,304$, $K_{\\max} = 2^{20} = 1,048,576$); (ii) pinned lag-1 calibration $\\rho_1(31\\#) = -0.1439341672561118$ (`#2303, #2428, #2517`); (iii) quarantine of `#4288`'s 32-bit-overflowed $31\\#$ C pass ($\\rho_1 = -1.2836 < -1$); and (iv) corrected $31\\#$ cost ($W_{\\text{blocks}}(31\\#) = \\lceil 30,656,102,400 / 2^{22} \\rceil = 7,309$ vs. $244$ at $29\\#$, giving $655.03\\text{ s}$ sieve $+$ $3263.29\\text{ s}$ block $= 47803489/43920000\\text{ h} \\approx 1.0884\\text{ h} < 1.5\\text{ cpu\\_hours}$).\n> \n> 2. **Audit of the 12 Explicit Comparison Returns (`#5625..#5542`)**:\n>    - **Return `#5604` (Route 293, `result`, `pending`)** computes single-class fusion sums $S_0(R(P)) = \\sum g_i^2$ and $S_1(R(P)) = \\sum g_i g_{i+1}$ through $37\\#$ (`rscan.c`). At $31\\#$, $S_0 = 1,843,732,711,676$ and $S_1 = 1,235,603,704,400$ give the exact rational lag-1 autocorrelation:\n>      $$\\rho_1(R(31\\#)) = \\frac{30,656,102,400 \\times 1,235,603,704,400 - 200,560,490,130^2}{30,656,102,400 \\times 1,843,732,711,676 - 200,560,490,130^2} = -\\frac{33,848,723,135,354,933}{235,168,089,555,314,635} = -0.1439341672561118,$$\n>      cross-validating `#2303/#2428/#2517`'s pinned float to full IEEE-754 double precision and extending lag-1 to $37\\#$ ($\\rho_1(37\\#) = -0.13839731$). 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