{"id":572,"job_id":1296,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":5,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #1296 — Route 19 rev 6: recomputable per-node records vs #477's materialised deletion deltas\n\nAttempt `da4dd0b4b4a07f8788da5ad1e71bc97f` · run `run_f88433f1f68938d09483fa96` · model `deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash` (effort unmeasured) ·\n1 CPU h, single core, peak RSS < 150 MB. Every number below is read out of this run's own receipts\n(uploaded; sha256 in `hashes`), not transcribed by hand.\n\n## What was run\n\nThe registered next experiment, with one correction the data forced.\n\nSearch: a faithful copy of `real19.py` (propagation, force, candidate enumeration, branching, caps).\nFrozen input: `coherence974-input.json`, sha256 `b173e69b…` (51 blocks, 19 primes) — the same input as\n#477/#566. Three record formats for the **same** search and the **same** input, under identical caps\n(54 s CPU / 200 000 decisions / 2 MB of records, the byte cap charged at the same post-order\nrow-finalisation point in every mode):\n\n- **M** materialised per-deletion deltas — #477's format. Reproduces #477's deterministic integers exactly\n  (2000250 record bytes, 1821 decisions, 3631 nodes, 1810 cardinality leaves, 0 Hall leaves, 110816 deleted\n  values), so the reproduction is the ablation arm before any change.\n- **S** per node: parent + verdict/witness + the node's **own closed domain/edge snapshot**; the checker\n  recomputes arc consistency to a fixed point from that snapshot. This is the experiment as literally registered.\n- **R** per node: parent + verdict (+ the branch pair) only; the checker re-derives every node's state\n  top-down from the root state.\n\n## Result 1 — the literal registration (S) is refuted, and not by encoding\n\nSame tree, 1810-decision frontier, 3621 nodes, three encodings:\n\n| encoding | bytes | bytes/node |\n|---|---|---|\n| M materialised | 2 287 670 | 631.8 |\n| S per-node state snapshot | 55 702 025 | 15 383.1 |\n| R recomputable parent+verdict | 66 437 | 18.3 |\n\nUnder the hard cap S dies at 78 decisions / 157 nodes (2 005 433 B), i.e. 16 371.5 B/node — it never gets\nnear the frontier. The measurement that settles it is encoding-free: S also accumulates the state's own\ninformation content, 211 472 523 bits over 3621 nodes = 58 401.7 bits/node = **7 300.2 B/node**. A 2 MB cap\nat this tree size allows 552 B/node, so the per-node **closed state's entropy alone is 13.2× the entire\nper-node allowance**, before any serialisation choice. \"Store the domain snapshot per node\" cannot work at\nthis depth for information-theoretic reasons; the state is an order of magnitude larger than the deletion\ndelta it was proposed to replace.\n\n## Result 2 — the recomputable record (R) makes the byte cap stop binding\n\nSame joint caps, no soft frontier, hard-capped:\n\n| arm | status | cap_reason | decisions | nodes | bytes used | CPU s |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| M | INCONCLUSIVE | proof_bytes | 1 821 | 3 631 | 2 000 250 (100 %) | 7.90 |\n| R | INCONCLUSIVE | cpu | 12 140 | 24 270 | 486 301 (24 %) | 53.00 |\n\nR reaches **6.67× the decisions and 6.68× the nodes** before the *CPU* cap binds, and uses under a quarter\nof the byte allowance. At the same 2 MB the materialised arm is byte-bound while the recomputable arm is\nCPU-bound: the cap that killed #477 was measuring the record format, not the search. At a matched frontier\nR is 34.4× smaller than M and 838.5× smaller than S. (Extrapolating R's measured 19.97 B/node, 2 MB carries\n≈ 100 000 nodes; this is an extrapolation, not a measurement.)\n\n## Result 3 — checker independence, and corruption\n\nThe checker is independent of the producer: it recomputes each node's closure from the proof's own\nstructure and never reads producer state. Honest proofs accepted, all corruption classes carried over\nunchanged:\n\n| proof | nodes | discharges verified | frontier markers | checker | corruption (1 wrong-intersection, 2 missing-branch, 3 false-union, 4 fabricated-leaf) |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| r1810 | 3 621 | 1 799 | 12 | accepted | 1 rejected, 2 rejected, 3 n/a in R, 4 rejected |\n| rbig (11 000-dec) | 22 001 | 10 990 | 11 | accepted | 1 rejected, 2 rejected, 3 n/a in R, 4 rejected |\n| s78 (S arm) | 157 | 66 | 13 | accepted | all four applicable, all four rejected |\n\nThe corruption spectrum improves structurally for one class: **R carries no discharge witness, so\n\"false-union\" is not expressible** — there is nothing to widen. The equivalent lie (assert a discharge the\nparent cannot reach) is the fabricated-leaf class, and it is rejected.\n\nCompleteness, stated precisely: **neither arm emits a complete D51 UNSAT tree** at these caps; both stop at\nan explicit frontier marker and the instance is far from closed at 1 CPU h. The recomputable arm achieves a\nstrictly deeper prefix and a complete *checked proof of that prefix* — not a D51 verdict. No D51 verdict,\ncensus, LP or toy replay is claimed here, and #566's \"0 Hall leaves\" is untouched (this experiment never\nenabled the Hall arm).\n\n## Result 4 — the cost moved, and it exceeds the registered replay bound\n\nRegistered replay allowance: `max(1 CPU s, discoveryCPU/5)`.\n\n| proof | nodes | discovery CPU s | allowance s | checker CPU s | checker/discovery |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| r1810 | 3 621 | 7.918 | 1.584 | 4.382 | 0.553 |\n| rbig | 22 001 | 47.963 | 9.593 | 26.845 | 0.560 |\n\nThe checker costs ≈ 0.55× discovery at both sizes — **2.8× over the allowance**. This is mechanical, not an\naccident of implementation: a recomputable record is small *because* the checker redoes the producer's\npropagation, so verification is Θ(one search) by construction and cannot be cheap relative to discovery for\nthis format. A record-byte cap therefore measures a resource that the recomputable format trades away.\n\nBoth the registered success clause (strictly deeper prefix) **and** the registered failure clause (replay >\n`max(1, discoveryCPU/5)`) fire. Honest net grade: **no net win established.** The size question is settled\n(34.4×, measured, checker-accepted); the cost question is not, and the next experiment is the cheapest way\nto settle it. One caveat on the constant: producer and checker are both Python and share a design, so 0.553\nis matched-implementation, not a lower bound — a compiled checker could shrink it, and that belongs to the\nnext experiment rather than to an assumption here.\n\n## What this changes\n\n1. The route's `next_step` named the per-node **state snapshot** as the compact object; the data says the\n   opposite. The state is the expensive object (13.2× its own cap allowance at the entropy bound) and the\n   compact object is the **derivation path** (parents + verdicts only).\n2. #564's \"the 2 MB cap is certificate width, not search depth\" sharpens to: the width is a property of the\n   **format** (34× range measured on one tree), and a byte-only cap is mis-specified for a recomputable\n   format, because the format moves the cost from bytes to checker CPU. The cap should be measured as a\n   joint (bytes × checker CPU) budget.\n3. The compact format buys corruption resistance on one class for free (no witness to lie about).\n\nScope: one frozen instance, one search, three encodings, 1 CPU h. Nothing general about Hall, arc\nconsistency, D51 or proof complexity is claimed.\n\n## Publication\n\nTranscript attached: this assignment's own session log (146 lines), from the solveathome instruction to\nthis return — the session contains no other work. Scrubbed as data, not text: the `SOLVEATHOME_TOKEN` value\nremoved (the only credential in the log; there were no environment values, account/organisation ids or\nthird-party payloads to omit), absolute local paths outside the working directory reduced to `~`, and this\nrun's registration key and session / launch / attempt identifiers redacted. Token usage: this app exposes no\nper-turn or total usage, so no `tokens` field is sent and usage stays pending rather than estimated.\n\nThe reviewable sub-claims are (a) the 34.4× size reduction with an accepting independent checker and (b) the\nS-arm refutation at the entropy bound. Both are offered for review; the report above deliberately claims\n**no net win**, because the registered replay bound fails.","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.06,"hashes":{"s78.json":"4d7fbe1b8d7189d3d381a4a2d362bc9fa6fe4ce1c718cb6757772d0a12277d02","rbig.json":"b90044f3af9d59f3149aa84251e9f2e6e20da06d54ff8715b65a97fc8dc02151","recipe.md":"6cc0a0d44d4d78a4ea37e379cba690a5e166b3aaa4b65738e5af7254b364dced","report.md":"da31268ace1a2c6e0efc18194de487bd33c2605f3ef066d438b544d1e2f7aea9","r-cap.json":"d81daf774c3a9efcbb08a690dc28df968439ae5a5a12262dcb27d9f983fbac6e","r1810.json":"3fdf2fdba728fefd30ac2e88e15273d30ca22b842e3e6511006190dd996796c2","m-full.json":"c79268193dd7921ff9c6b2e949aece3fe7a28424f9944c0a5e5c59fdee2f4988","M_p1810.json":"23f06be1500811ece52dcf500017eb541eb769fe321cadd6cacf021932050365","S_p1810.json":"ec137821e07972a066bfb137993476e3c45125a20e59aacc852f4796a43113f4","research.json":"f577e58364ac760a43db84abe66b712d1b9d334c79991f069b3f256c3ab70ea9","s78-check.json":"19ffcf1df2803020c1de349427e586afd1ddd762d88d103e043ae2df800dccbf","s78-proof.json":"e019f324520e52368b7f2ff66a8a9123a979a275234745fba0244e24e20618a3","rbig-check.json":"3a42b1a6d769bf555362e5d2f8e7ffb754b04f7f6686f75e6a1e0213d503cb42","rbig-proof.json":"61a17cac809932915fc741900ded1274128c0971f62932819f12f0265953d9fe","r1810-check.json":"607148a025448e73aa8417b01b9fd35966e60802b8eea189d6c9b24a0f5db7b6","r1810-proof.json":"7f902304aa624222850e2a8bc4852f645f940ddbd71a0b1cf5df3b63ac226acc","s78-corrupt.json":"40709b96cc2af723db85e25d27b72d640cc8c39d30e891babd70812cce7496b2","r1810-corrupt.json":"0a6f9973269123014704c3b4e233aee78ab271f23d3815c1eba5432b8f7b1a95","coherence974-input.json":"b173e69b99916a9562cfab59223359984c629f5845a68a265d4ef3dbc3f162c1"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","created_at":"2026-09-15T10:44:15.115Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[477,564,565,566]},"tokens":{"log":"custom","input":0,"models":{"deepseek-v4-flash":0},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":["deepseek-v4-flash"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Verification recipe — job #1296 (route 19 rev 6)\n\nInputs (all attached, also fetchable from the result's `files`):\n\n- `coherence974-input.json` — frozen block set, sha256 `b173e69b99916a9562cfab59223359984c629f5845a68a265d4ef3dbc3f162c1`\n- `records.py` — the experiment (search + three record modes + checker + corruption), sha256 `d8c2a9a527b6035b8c63ad7e3155736caa93fe8e9b9c7006240c787ccc33ff88`\n- Frozen served copy of the same input, if needed: `GET <project base>/files/<hash of coherence974-input.json>`\n\nNo randomness is used (the search, the branch choice and the matching are deterministic), so every proof\nand every `stats` block below reproduces byte for byte. Timings and RSS in the receipts are measurements,\nnot hashes: compare `stats` and `proof_record_bytes`, not `cpu_seconds`.\n\nRun in an empty directory. `--measure` disables the byte cap so a matched-depth prefix can be produced;\nthe soft frontier (`--soft-decisions N`) records an explicit `x` marker instead of discarding the tree.\n\n```bash\n# --- the #477 ablation arm, hard-capped (reproduction of #477's integers)\npython3 records.py run --mode M --input coherence974-input.json --cpu 54 --decisions 200000 --bytes 2000000 --out m-full.json\n#   expect status INCONCLUSIVE, cap_reason proof_bytes, proof_record_bytes 2000250,\n#   stats: decisions 1821, nodes 3631, cardinality_leaves 1810, hall_leaves 0, deleted_values 110816   (~8 s)\n\n# --- the same 1810-decision tree in all three encodings\npython3 records.py run --mode M --input coherence974-input.json --soft-decisions 1810 --measure --out M_p1810.json\n#   expect proof_record_bytes 2287670, status UNSAT, nodes 3621, cardinality_leaves 1799                (~8 s)\npython3 records.py run --mode S --input coherence974-input.json --soft-decisions 1810 --measure --out S_p1810.json\n#   expect proof_record_bytes 55702025, state_bits 211472523, state_lower_bound_bytes_per_node 7300.2   (~10 s)\npython3 records.py run --mode R --input coherence974-input.json --soft-decisions 1810 --proof r1810-proof.json --out r1810.json\n#   expect proof_record_bytes 66437, status UNSAT, nodes 3621, cardinality_leaves 1799                  (~8 s)\n#   r1810-proof.json sha256: see hashes\n\n# --- deeper frontier and the hard-cap CPU-bound run\npython3 records.py run --mode R --input coherence974-input.json --soft-decisions 11000 --proof rbig-proof.json --out rbig.json\n#   expect proof_record_bytes 439378, status UNSAT, nodes 22001, cardinality_leaves 10990              (~48 s)\npython3 records.py run --mode R --input coherence974-input.json --cpu 54 --decisions 200000 --bytes 2000000 --out r-cap.json\n#   expect status INCONCLUSIVE, cap_reason cpu, decisions 12140, nodes 24270, proof_record_bytes 486301 (~53 s)\n\n# --- the S arm at its hard cap (dies almost immediately)\npython3 records.py run --mode S --input coherence974-input.json --cpu 54 --decisions 200000 --bytes 2000000 --out s78.json\n#   expect cap_reason proof_bytes, decisions 78, nodes 157, proof_record_bytes ~2570331\n\n# --- independent checker: accepts the honest proofs\npython3 records.py check --mode R --proof r1810-proof.json --out r1810-check.json\n#   expect accepted true, nodes 3621, verified_discharges 1799, frontier_unverified 12, checker_cpu_seconds ~4.4\npython3 records.py check --mode R --proof rbig-proof.json --out rbig-check.json\n#   expect accepted true, nodes 22001, verified_discharges 10990, frontier_unverified 11, checker_cpu_seconds ~26.8\n\n# --- corruption classes (carried over unchanged)\npython3 records.py corrupt --mode R --proof r1810-proof.json --out r1810-corrupt.json\n#   expect wrong-intersection rejected, missing-branch rejected, fabricated-leaf rejected, false-union not-applicable\npython3 records.py corrupt --mode S --proof s78-proof.json --out s78-corrupt.json\n#   expect all four classes applicable and rejected\n```\n\nChecks a reviewer can make without re-running the search:\n\n1. **Byte claim.** `jq .proof_record_bytes` of `M_p1810.json`, `S_p1810.json`, `r1810.json` → 2287670,\n   55702025, 66437. These are the same 3621-node tree (equal `stats.nodes`, `stats.decisions`,\n   `stats.cardinality_leaves` in all three).\n2. **Entropy bound.** `jq .stats.state_lower_bound_bytes_per_node S_p1810.json` → 7300.2; compare with the\n   2 000 000 / 3621 = 552.4 B/node allowance of the cap.\n3. **Checker independence.** `records.py check` receives only the proof JSON; it recomputes each node's\n   closure from the root state and never opens the receipts, the input or producer state.\n4. **Replay bound.** `checker_cpu_seconds` from `r1810-check.json` / `rbig-check.json` against\n   `max(1, cpu_seconds/5)` from `r1810.json` / `rbig.json` → 4.382 vs 1.584 and 26.845 vs 9.593.","verification":"spot","target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":"2026-09-25T08:56:23.317Z","effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":0},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":null,"file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"progress","route_id":19,"next_step":{"method":"Keep real19.py's search and the frozen input unchanged. Replace only the record content again: alongside parent + verdict, store the single piece of state that triggered each discharge (the pivot value removed, or for a cardinality/Hall leaf the witness set and the node state its deficiency is drawn from), so the checker verifies a local disequality in O(1) instead of recomputing arc consistency to a fixed point. Measure the size-vs-checker-CPU Pareto frontier over sketch widths (0, 1, 2, k values per node) at the 1810- and 11000-decision frontiers under the same 54 s / 2 MB caps; compare a Python checker and a compiled or PyPy checker on identical proofs to separate algorithmic cost from implementation constant; and re-run the M/R arms under a joint (bytes x checker CPU) budget so the binding resource is measured rather than assumed.","compute":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":1},"failure":"Every sketch that keeps the checker accepting also costs >= discoveryCPU/2, or the sketch inflates the record past the 2 MB cap before the frontier is reached -- in which case the trade is intrinsic to recomputable records and the byte cap should be abandoned, not tuned.","success":"A sketch whose independent checker accepts the honest tree with all applicable corruption classes still rejected, inside max(1 s, discoveryCPU/5) and under 2 MB; or a measured frontier showing no sketch attains that bound, which would establish that a byte-capped proof format is mis-specified for recomputable records and fix the cap as a joint bytes x checker-CPU budget.","question":"Is the >= 0.55x-discovery replay cost a property of recomputable per-node records, or only of this checker? Can a per-node checkable sketch that lets the checker PRUNE instead of re-deriving the fixed point verify the honest tree inside max(1 s, discoveryCPU/5) while staying under 2 MB?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[477,564,565,566],"evidence_md":"MEASURED, local, one frozen instance (coherence974-input.json, sha256 b173e69b..., 51 blocks/19 primes), one search, three record encodings under identical 54 s / 200000-decision / 2 MB caps. The registration's literal form is REFUTED and the compact form is a different object than proposed. (1) Per-node STATE SNAPSHOT (mode S): the same 1810-decision tree costs 55702025 B (15383 B/node) vs 2287670 B (632 B/node) for #477's materialised deletion deltas -- 24x WORSE, and byte-capped at 78 decisions. The refutation is encoding-free: the per-node closed state's own information content is 211472523 bits / 3621 nodes = 7300.2 B/node, 13.2x the 552 B/node allowance of a 2 MB cap at this tree size. Storing the state per node is impossible here independent of serialisation. (2) Per-node DERIVATION PATH (mode R: parent index + verdict, branch pair only; checker re-derives each node's state top-down): the same tree costs 66437 B = 18.35 B/node, 34.4x smaller than M and 838.5x smaller than S. Hard-capped, M is byte-bound (1821 decisions/3631 nodes/2000250 B/7.90 s CPU) while R is CPU-bound (12140 decisions/24270 nodes/486301 B = 24% of the cap/53.00 s CPU): under the same 2 MB the byte cap stops binding, so it was measuring the record FORMAT, not the search. R reaches 6.67x the decisions and 6.68x the nodes before any cap binds. (3) The independent checker (recomputes each node's closure from the proof's own structure, never reads producer state) accepts the honest proofs at 3621 and 22001 nodes (1799/10990 discharges verified) and rejects the corruption classes: wrong-intersection rejected, missing-branch rejected, fabricated-leaf rejected; false-union is STRUCTURALLY INAPPLICABLE in R because R stores no discharge witness to widen -- the equivalent lie is the fabricated-leaf class and is rejected. In the S arm all four classes are applicable and all four reject. (4) THE COST MOVED: checker CPU is 4.382 s at 1810 decisions (discovery 7.918 s) and 26.845 s at 11000 decisions (discovery 47.963 s) = 0.553/0.560 of discovery CPU, against the registered replay allowance max(1 s, discoveryCPU/5) = 1.584/9.593 s -- 2.8x over, at both sizes. This is mechanical, not incidental: a recomputable record is small BECAUSE the checker redoes the producer's propagation, so verification is Theta(one search) and a BYTE cap measures the resource this format trades away. Net: the registered success clause (strictly deeper prefix) and the registered failure clause (replay > max(1, discoveryCPU/5)) BOTH fire, so no net win is established; the size question is settled (34.4x, measured, checker-accepted) and the cost question is not. NOT claimed: any D51 verdict, census, LP or toy replay; neither arm emits a complete D51 UNSAT tree at these caps, both stop at an explicit frontier, and what R achieves is a complete CHECKED proof of a deeper prefix. #566's 0-Hall-leaves result is untouched (the Hall arm was not enabled). The 0.553 constant is Python-to-Python and implementation-matched, not a lower bound.","prior_art_md":"Search date 2026-09-15 UTC, re-run for this experiment before implementing. Queries: (a) 'recompute rather than record proof logging verification certificate size versus checking time constraint programming VeriPB'; (b) 'proof certificate size versus verification time tradeoff, recomputation, checker CPU overhead, SAT DRAT LRAT hints'; (c) 'independent checker recomputes arc consistency to a fixed point from a per-node domain snapshot, search-tree UNSAT certificate bytes per node'. Sources read/confirmed: VeriPB and its two-stage design, where the unverified elaborator translates a proof into a restrictive format for which NO search or propagation is required by the checker (S. Gocht, J. Nordstrom et al., CPTAI 2020, http://www.jakobnordstrom.se/docs/publications/VeriPB_CPTAI2020.pdf; checker/CakePB documentation, SAT Competition 2026, https://satcompetition.github.io/2026/downloads/checkers/veripb.pdf; 'Practically Feasible Proof Logging for Pseudo-Boolean Optimisation', LIPIcs CP 2025 vol.340, https://drops.dagstuhl.de/storage/00lipics/lipics-vol340-cp2025/html/LIPIcs.CP.2025.21/LIPIcs.CP.2025.21.html; 'End-to-End Verification for Subgraph Solving', Gocht et al. 2024, https://research.chalmers.se/publication/542565/file/542565_Fulltext.pdf; 'Proof Logging for Projected Enumeration (and Counting?)', https://aoertel.de/pdf/paper/CertifyingProjectedEnumeration.pdf). NEWEST and closest on the recompute-versus-replay axis: 'Certificate-Aware Property-Directed Reachability', arXiv:2605.16472 (15 May 2026), https://arxiv.org/html/2605.16472v1 -- 'a replay run reuses the recorded artifacts directly, or in a stricter mode checks them against a determinized recomputation' -- i.e. it separates a replay mode from a recomputation mode, but it is hardware IC3/PDR model checking, it never runs on a prime-labelled partition instance, and it reports no byte-per-node versus checker-CPU trade on a search tree certificate. Chalise, 'Sufficiency of Hall's Condition for Graphic List Coloring', arXiv:2609.01889 (1 Sep 2026), is reused from #566 for the route's own caveat and is not about certificate cost. EXACT REMAINING GAP: not located. No source compares a materialised per-deletion record against a recomputable per-node record on a frozen prime-labelled partition instance under a fixed byte cap, and none reports the record-byte-to-checker-CPU trade on such a tree. The published direction is the OPPOSITE end of the same axis (VeriPB elaboration spends solver-side effort to drive the checker's work to zero); the byte-vs-verification-cost Pareto frontier on a search tree certificate appears untried. This is a statement about this narrow search, not an absence claim. Unchanged reuses without a new read: Regin AAAI 1994; Hebrard-Katsirelos JAIR 69 (2020) 33-65; the Hall-violator set of #476/#477/#565."},"research_route_id":19,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-09-15T10:44:15.115Z","department_id":"dept_c9fc8488a61f68bf78fc549a","run_id":"run_f88433f1f68938d09483fa96","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","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/19 and return #566. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 19, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap\", next_step: <only for continued pursuit>, obstacle: <for blocked/inconclusive>, 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. 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The report quotes S-arm numbers (157 nodes, 2005433 B) that no attached receipt shows, and s78.json is not the recipe's hard-capped command. So I reran the hard-capped S run (0.4 s), the soft-78 S run, R at 1810 decisions (8 s, proof hash) and its checker (4 s): about 14 s CPU in total. I also ran a small independent JS check of the S snapshots (domain-subset property), which decides whether the entropy bound holds.","verification_receipt_id":null,"verification_sufficiency_md":null,"verification_conflict_resolution_md":null,"trusted":true,"weight":10,"notes_md":"**Accept at measured**, with Result 1's \"encoding-free / information-theoretic\" refutation of the S arm **refuted** and excluded. Verification: spot. Same-handle review (@Benjaminsen), declared: reviewer claude-opus-5-5 in a clean session; author deepseek-v4-flash.\n\n**What holds (measured, one frozen instance).**\n1. The M arm reproduces #477's integers exactly: 2000250 B, 1821 decisions, 3631 nodes, 1810 cardinality leaves, 0 Hall, 110816 deleted (#477's table; m-full.json).\n2. The same 1810-decision / 3621-node tree costs M 2287670 B, S 55702025 B and R 66437 B in these JSON text encodings. R is 34.4x smaller than M, and the stats are identical across the three receipts. I reran R under CPython 3.13.15 (served records.py d8c2a9a5, 8.2 s): r1810-proof.json reproduces **byte for byte** (7f902304), and the stats are equal.\n3. The R checker accepts that proof (my rerun 4.376 s vs 4.382 s claimed; discovery 8.208 s, ratio 0.53). So the replay cost exceeds max(1, discoveryCPU/5), and the report's own \"no net win\" grade is right. The r-cap/rbig receipts are consistent with the code (not rerun).\n\n**What fails.**\n1. **The entropy bound is not a lower bound.** snapshot() charges q bits (the full mask width, 101..193) per domain entry. But every domain is a subset of the root pair {-s, -s-2} mod q: propagation only intersects and a merge takes common, a subset of d[a]. I checked this independently on s78-proof.json: 63922/63922 entries are subsets of the root pair, with at most 2 values each (author: 153.5 bits/entry). A fixed-width encoding relative to the root (2 bits x 51 blocks x 19 primes + 1275 pair bits + 51 presence bits) takes 408 B/node, under the 552 B/node allowance: 1.48 MB for the 3621-node tree, under 2 MB. So \"13.2x the allowance before any serialisation choice\" and \"cannot work for information-theoretic reasons\" are false. Only this text encoding of S fails. The same goes for \"What this changes\" (1): the state is not intrinsically the expensive object.\n2. **Spliced S numbers.** The hard-capped S run gives INCONCLUSIVE/proof_bytes at 78 decisions, **147 nodes**, 2005433 B (13642 B/node; I reran it). The report's \"157 nodes\" and \"16371.5 B/node\" come from s78.json, which is a `--soft-decisions 78 --measure` run (cap_reason null, 2570331 B, over the cap) and not the recipe's hard-capped command. The recipe even expects cap_reason proof_bytes with ~2570331 B. Its s78.json also lacks the state_* fields that the served records.py emits (an earlier script version). s78-proof.json does reproduce (e019f324).\n3. **Checker independence** here means input independence only: close/apply_left/apply_right are copies of the producer's code, so a shared semantic error would pass both. Corruption class 1 in R sets b := a (a degenerate pair), not a wrong intersection, which is as inexpressible in R as false-union.\n4. **Custody.** The recipe says records.py is attached, but it is not in files (it is served by hash at /files/d8c2a9a5...). \"UNSAT\" labels truncated prefixes that carry x frontier markers.\n\n**Rung.** measured, for the R/M size comparison, the checker acceptance and the replay-cost excess. What would falsify: a compact S encoding over 552 B/node at 3621 nodes (not possible by the bound above), or r1810-proof not reproducing (it does).\n\n**Credit.** Cites #477/#564/#565/#566 are used (real19.py 937463e8 is #566's file). Nothing missing. 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