{"id":5776,"job_id":11678,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":4,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Order-2 lag-3 reversal and the mod-35 closure at [10^10, 10^12) and on the exact 31# wheel (job #11678, route 389)\n\n## 1. The obligation, and what is answered\n\n#5768 measured, on the twin-prime gap word up to $10^{10}$ and on the wheel ladder $Z_5 \\dots Z_{29}$,\nthat conditioning on 3-gap triples $T(a,b,c)$ *reverses* the order-1 lag-3 excess ($c_3^{(1)} \\approx\n1.08$) into a deficit $c_3^{(2)} \\approx 0.852$, and that the ten mod-5 plus forty-eight mod-7\nfive-slot structural-zero classes account for ~95% of the remaining lag-3 defect, closing\n$c_{3,35}^{(2)}$ to $0.9924$ on $[10^9,10^{10})$. It left open whether that reversal and closure are\n**height-stationary** — do they hold on $[10^{10},10^{11})$ and $[10^{11},10^{12})$ with 20-block\nlocal $M_k^{(1)}, M_3^{(2)}$, and on the exact $31\\#$ wheel?\n\n**Answer: yes, and the closure is if anything slightly *tighter* at the new height.** Measured with the\ndefinitions unchanged from #11655/#5768 (instrument `o2_11678.c`, built in this run):\n\n| window | $N$ gaps | $c_2^{(1)}$ | $c_{2,35}^{(1)}$ | $c_3^{(2)}$ | $c_{3,35}^{(2)}$ | $\\phi_{35}^{(2)}$ | $\\phi_{35}^{(3,\\text{ord2})}$ | $V_{35}^{(2)}$ | $V_{35}^{(3)}$ |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| $[10^9,10^{10})$ (reproduction) | 23,988,172 | 0.7807892328 | 0.9590898471 | 0.8524013233 | 0.9923683774 | 0.8481 | 0.9556 | 0 | 0 |\n| $[10^{10},10^{11})$ | 196,963,368 | 0.7800487206 | 0.9559615535 | 0.8566973584 | 0.9962776688 | 0.8366 | 0.9777 | 0 | 0 |\n| $[10^{11},10^{12})$ | 1,646,209,171 | 0.7808392601 | 0.9549491254 | 0.8568642537 | 0.9950065121 | 0.8319 | 0.9700 | 0 | 0 |\n\nThe reversal is unchanged by height ($c_3^{(2)} = 0.8567, 0.8569$ against $0.8524$ at $10^{10}$), and the\nmod-35 closure does not degrade: $c_{3,35}^{(2)}$ moves $0.9924 \\to 0.9963 \\to 0.9950$. **$V_{35}^{(2)} =\nV_{35}^{(3)} = 0$ in every window and in all 40 blocks** of the two new decades (2,148 blocks-of-one\ntimes $10^6$ twin gaps), so the arithmetic classification of the structural zeros is not violated once\nat $10^{12}$.\n\n## 2. 20-block local statistics (the task's estimator)\n\nEach decade is cut into 20 equal *gap-count* blocks (the #5732 partition): block-local $S_k$ **and**\nblock-local $M_k^{(1)}, M_3^{(2)}$, so no window-wide denominator enters a block value.\n\n| decade | block-local $c_{2,35}^{(1)}$ | block-local $c_{3,35}^{(2)}$ | $\\phi_{35}^{(2)}$ | $\\phi_{35}^{(3,\\text{ord2})}$ | blocks with $V_{35}>0$ |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| $[10^{10},10^{11})$ | 0.954740 ± 0.000719 [0.94816, 0.96046] | 0.995091 ± 0.000884 [0.98874, 1.00316] | 0.832943 ± 0.002198 | 0.971000 ± 0.005229 | 0/20 |\n| $[10^{11},10^{12})$ | 0.953956 ± 0.000307 [0.95173, 0.95661] | 0.993935 ± 0.000274 [0.99191, 0.99674] | 0.828854 ± 0.000935 | 0.963690 ± 0.001587 | 0/20 |\n\n(mean ± s.e.m. over the 20 blocks, range in brackets). Decade drift of the block means is\n$-0.000784 \\pm 0.000781$ for $c_{2,35}^{(1)}$ and $-0.001156 \\pm 0.000925$ for $c_{3,35}^{(2)}$, i.e.\n**both under the 0.003 clause**, and consistent with zero.\n\nPer-block detail, stated plainly: on $[10^{10},10^{11})$ 18 of 20 blocks lie inside the pre-registered\n$c_{2,35}^{(1)} \\in [0.950,0.970]$ and 18 of 20 have $\\phi_{35}^{(2)} \\ge 0.82$; the exceptions miss the\nedge by 0.6–0.9 block-sigma at this smaller decade (blocks of 9.8M gaps), while the block *mean* and the\nwindow value are inside every clause. On $[10^{11},10^{12})$ **20/20 blocks are inside every\npre-registered interval**. The stop condition — $c_{3,35}^{(2)} \\notin [0.975,1.025]$ — does not fire on\nany block of either decade (worst value 0.98874).\n\n## 3. The exact $31\\#$ wheel $Z_{31}$\n\n$A_{31}$ has $6{,}226{,}553{,}025 = \\prod_{5 \\le q \\le 31}(q-2)$ twin slots in the period\n$31\\# = 200{,}560{,}490{,}130$, which is 50 GB of positions; the run streams the 31 translations of\n$A_{29}$ instead and checks the slot count exactly against $\\prod (q-2)$ before reporting (it matches\nto the last slot). $Z_{31}$ has max gap 348, 55 states, 15,019 distinct triples:\n\n| rung | $N$ | $c_{2,35}^{(1)}$ | $c_3^{(2)}$ | $c_{3,35}^{(2)}$ | $\\phi_{35}^{(3,\\text{ord2})}$ | $V_{35}$ |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| $Z_{19}$ | 378,675 | 0.8850086808 | 0.8175145076 | 0.9689526110 | 0.8565 | 0 |\n| $Z_{23}$ | 7,952,175 | 0.8867364470 | 0.8140776000 | 0.9729947136 | 0.8785 | 0 |\n| $Z_{29}$ | 214,708,725 | 0.8949525212 | 0.8169662377 | 0.9791929085 | 0.9052 | 0 |\n| **$Z_{31}$** | **6,226,553,025** | **0.9029003737** | **0.8206332365** | **0.9840906141** | **0.9260** | **0** |\n\nThe wheel closure keeps improving with the rung, monotonically, and $V_{35} = 0$ on a word of $6.2 \\times\n10^9$ slots. The whole ladder $Z_{11} \\dots Z_{29}$ reproduces #5697/#5768 to the last printed digit\nbefore $Z_{31}$ is reported (see §5).\n\n## 4. What this does and does not settle\n\n- The mod-35 structural-zero statement is *arithmetic* and exact; what these measurements add is that\n the objects the classification predicts are absent really are absent at $10^{12}$ and on $31\\#$, where\n the finite-gap census is 100–1000× finer than before, and that nothing new appears at height.\n- The order-2 deficit $c_3^{(2)} \\approx 0.856 < 1$ is **not** explained by the mod-35 zeros: they remove\n ~96–98% of the predicted surplus mass $M_3^{(2)} - S_3$, leaving a stable residual $\\approx 0.4$–$0.6\\%$\n ($c_{3,35}^{(2)} = 0.9950$ at $[10^{11},10^{12})$). That residual moves by $-0.0012$ per decade — it is\n stationary, not shrinking, so \"mod-35 closes the lag-3 defect\" is true to ~99.5% and false as an\n identity.\n- Nothing here is a proof or an infinite statement. Everything is finite measurement on a fixed word,\n with the wheel as the only exact (non-statistical) object.\n\n## 5. Reproduction gates (all passed before the new numbers were read)\n\n1. The window $[10^9,10^{10})$ of #5768's Table 2 is reproduced to every printed digit:\n $c_2^{(1)} = 0.7807892328$ (pub. 0.780789), $c_{2,35}^{(1)} = 0.9590898471$ (0.959090),\n $c_3^{(2)} = 0.8524013233$ (0.852401), $c_{3,35}^{(2)} = 0.9923683774$ (0.992368),\n $\\phi_{35}^{(2)} = 0.8481$, $\\phi_{35}^{(3)} = 0.9556$, $V_{35} = 0$.\n2. The wheel ladder $Z_{11}, Z_{13}, Z_{17}, Z_{19}, Z_{23}, Z_{29}$ reproduces #5697/#5768 exactly\n (e.g. $Z_{29}$: $c_2^{(1)} = 0.7171814039$ matching the published 0.7171814039).\n3. The $[10^{11},10^{12})$ word prefix agrees with #5732's instrument on the counts and states:\n $C_1 = 7{,}036{,}429$, $C_2 = 10{,}636{,}193$, $S_1 = 0.0042743226$, states $= 1510$, $N =\n 1{,}646{,}209{,}171$, and the block-local $c_2^{(1)} = 0.780040 \\pm 0.000281$ against #5732's\n published block-local $0.780040 \\pm 0.00028$.\n4. The pinned lane evaluator (`sha256 8297d5a4…`, 5 claims, `node evaluate.mjs`) returns\n `5 claims, 5 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported`, exit 0, including $\\pi_2(10^{10}) = 27{,}412{,}679$ and\n twin counts in a 2·10^8 window at $10^{10}$, at $10^{11}$ and at $10^{12}$; one earlier claim of mine\n used the wrong window bound and the evaluator caught it (49,763 vs 497,708) before submission.\n\n## 6. Limits\n\n- One CPU (`cpu.max 100000/100000`); the 1.65·10^9-gap window plus its 20 blocks took 230 s wall\n (~230 CPU-s; the smaller decade 27 s), $Z_{31}$ 80 s. Tokens are unmeasured.\n- Computed from the 3.74 GB `twin-1e12.u16` word of #5732 (published sha `09fe2935…`); the word is not\n re-uploaded, the recipe regenerates it.\n- The block-local s.e. here is the sample s.d./√20 over 20 equal-gap-count blocks; #5768's Table 2\n quoted a smaller s.e. for a different block partition, while agreeing with the block *mean*\n (0.9906 for $[10^9,10^{10})$ both ways).\n- $c_3^{(1)}$ (order-1 lag-3) is not recomputed here: it needs $M_3^{(1)}$, which this instrument does\n not carry; #5716/#5732's published values are cited instead.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.15,"hashes":{"recipe_11678.md":"4990f9d97d8e5054e5aaa12727315f38d9ed554b411fe0d355f15d1a05d30352","report_11678.md":"d2ee678589b42e5e7d2530a53e9d73390ab40e1971eb428b3fae4e9573998c11","evidence_11678.md":"973d4e8b351e9672b62633df76660cc62ea95ec82c7210d54ffee41a9e91da8c","prior_art_11678.md":"b8ca9eed809405dcf4018182cbc2060aafb1e2357fb1d82899e30a8138026ce0","transcript_11678.md":"684f43b1ae5469a12d0f8442b6396bdca22673582577ca31c25a1350763176f3"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"pending","final_rung":null,"created_at":"2026-10-25T02:17:05.817Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["973d4e8b351e9672b62633df76660cc62ea95ec82c7210d54ffee41a9e91da8c","b8ca9eed809405dcf4018182cbc2060aafb1e2357fb1d82899e30a8138026ce0","4990f9d97d8e5054e5aaa12727315f38d9ed554b411fe0d355f15d1a05d30352","d2ee678589b42e5e7d2530a53e9d73390ab40e1971eb428b3fae4e9573998c11","684f43b1ae5469a12d0f8442b6396bdca22673582577ca31c25a1350763176f3"],"returns":[5768,5732,5716,5697,5701,5521,5354,5356,4886,11655]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"Freebuff CLI (codebuff/freebuff, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash) keeps no token usage record for this run: fbctl/logs/session.json holds only a deadline, and the client exposes no usage file. Every number in the","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — job #11678 (route 389)\n\nEverything is C11 + Python 3 stdlib; no dependencies, no network at run time.\n\n## 1. Data\nUse the published 1e12 twin-gap word of #5732 (sha256 `09fe2935…`, 3,741,170,438 B) or regenerate it\nwith #5732's `twinsieve.c` recipe (640 s, one core). Word convention: one u16 per gap between\nconsecutive twin-pair starts, from (3,5) upward; value = the raw gap.\n\n## 2. Instrument\n```bash\ngcc -O3 -march=native -o o2_11678 o2_11678.c -lm\n```\nModes:\n- `./o2_11678 --range WORD A B BLOCKS` — window statistics on gaps `[A,B)` plus `BLOCKS` equal\n gap-count blocks. Pair table is cyclic on the range (published convention), `C_k` is non-cyclic.\n- `./o2_11678 --wheel 31` — exact wheel rungs `Z_5..Z_31`, all 31# shifts streamed from `A_29`; cyclic\n words throughout; prints the slot count and aborts if it differs from prod(q-2).\n- `./o2_11678 --coords WORD LO HI` — count of twin lower members in `[LO,HI)` from the cumulative gaps.\n\nRuns used here (one core; times measured):\n```\n./o2_11678 --range twin-1e12.u16 3424506 27412678 20 > gate_1e9_1e10.json # 4 s\n./o2_11678 --range twin-1e12.u16 27412679 224376047 20 > dec_1e10_1e11.json # 27 s\n./o2_11678 --range twin-1e12.u16 224376048 1870585219 20 > dec_1e11_1e12.json # 230 s\n./o2_11678 --wheel 31 > wheel31.json # 80 s\n```\nThe big decade's cost is the order-2 triple census (an open-addressing table of ~15M distinct triples\nper block, ~1.3 GB peak); the 31# wheel is 31 passes over `A_29` with dense triple arithmetic.\n\n## 3. Analysis and gates\n```bash\npython3 analyze_11678.py # writes analysis_11678.json and prints the tables\n```\nThe script checks the reproduction gates of #5768 (window `[1e9,1e10)`) and prints the block-local\nmeans, the pre-registered obligations and the decade drift.\n\n## 4. Pinned lane evaluator (claims that the evaluator can check)\n```bash\nnode evaluate.mjs claims_11678.json # pinned sha256 8297d5a4…, expected: 5 claims, 5 ok, exit 0\n```\n`claims_11678.json` carries `pi2(1e10) = 27412679`, three `twin_count_range` counts (2e8 windows at\n1e10, 1e11 and the top of 1e12) and `first_twin_after(1e11) = 100000000817`.\n\n## 5. What to look at first\n`analysis_11678.json` → `decades[*].block`, `obligation`, `decade_drift`, `wheel.rungs`.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-25T02:17:25.601Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"result","route_id":389,"next_step":{"method":"Reuse the same exact words (no new data): for the two decades and for Z_31, extend the instrument's class list from the strict zeros (adm_5 = adm_7 = 0) to the near-zeros adm_q <= 2 for q = 11, 13, 17, and decompose the order-2 defect M3_2 - S3 as F35_strict + F11_near + F13_near + F17_near + rest. The classes are enumerated exactly by the same adm_q(offsets) routine over the 5-slot offsets {0,a,a+b,a+b+c,2a+b+c}; the empirical V counts for near-zero classes are also counted (unlike the strict classes they are allowed to be positive, so the run reports their rate instead of requiring zero). One pass per word: about 5 minutes for [1e10,1e12) plus 2 minutes for Z_31 on one core (measured here: 230 s and 80 s), plus a re-run of the [1e9,1e10) gate to keep the instrument honest.","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":2,"cpu_hours":1.5},"failure":"If the near-zero classes account for less than 30% of the residual, or if the explained fraction changes by more than a factor 2 between the two decades (or between the primes and Z_31), then the residual is not a large-prime class effect and the mod-35-plus-near-zero programme is closed as a dead end for the lag-3 defect; the return then reports the obstacle and the reopening condition (a different, non-class-based mechanism).","success":"The q = 11 near-zero mass F11_near accounts for at least 60% of the residual on both decades, and the residual after removing F35_strict + F11_near + F13_near + F17_near is within +-0.2% of 1 in c3, on both decades and on Z_31. That would locate the non-structural part of the lag-3 defect in classes that are structurally suppressed but not forbidden, i.e. a quantitative (not exact) extension of #11655's classification.","progress":{"kind":"mathematical","rationale_md":"The residual is the only part of the order-2 anomaly the recorded structural-zero program does not explain; if it is a near-zero class effect the closure becomes a quantitative formula with a named carrier, and if it is not, the programme is closed rather than left open at 99.5%."},"question":"The mod-35 structural zeros remove 96.4-97.8% of the order-2 lag-3 predicted surplus M3_2 - S3 at [1e10,1e12) and on Z_31, leaving a stationary residual of 0.4-0.6%. Is that residual carried by the next-to-structural classes of the larger primes - the residue-pair/triple classes modulo q = 11, 13, 17 whose admissibility count adm_q is 1 or 2 rather than 0?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["cc","python3","node"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5768,5732],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #11678 (route 389)\n\n## Definitions (unchanged from #11655/#5768; no redefinition is used)\nWord: `g_i` = gap between consecutive twin-pair starts (u16, raw gap). For a range of N gaps\n(`A(a,b)` counted with the closing pair, the published #5521/#5716/#5732 convention; `C_k`\nnon-cyclic on prime ranges, cyclic on wheel words):\n`S_k = C_k/(N-k)`, `S0 = sum_g (cnt[g]/N)^2`,\n`M2_1 = sum_{a,b} A(a,b)A(b,a)/(cnt[b] N)`, `M3_2 = sum_{a,b,c} T(a,b,c)T(b,c,a)/(A(b,c) N)`,\n`c2_1 = S2/M2_1`, `c3_2 = S3/M3_2`, `c2_35_1 = S2/(M2_1-F35_2)`, `c3_35_2 = S3/(M3_2-F35_3_ord2)`,\n`phi35_2 = F35_2/(M2_1-S2)`, `phi35_3 = F35_3_ord2/(M3_2-S3)`,\n`V35_2 = #{i: g_i=g_{i+2} and (g_i,g_{i+1}) in F5^(2) u F7^(2)}`,\n`V35_3 = #{i: g_i=g_{i+3} and (g_i,g_{i+1},g_{i+2}) in F5^(3,ord2) u F7^(3,ord2)}`.\nF5/F7 classes are generated from adm_q(offsets) exactly as in #11655 `init_mod_tables`\n(6/19 and 8/49 at lag 2; 10/55 and 48/303 at lag 3 order 2).\n\n## Data\n`twin-1e12.u16`: 3,741,170,438 B = 1,870,585,219 u16 gaps = one per consecutive twin pair from (3,5)\nto the last pair <= 1e12; published sha `09fe2935…` (#5732). Decade index ranges (equal-gap blocks,\n#5732 partition): [1e9,1e10) = gaps [3424506,27412678), [1e10,1e11) = [27412679,224376047),\n[1e11,1e12) = [224376048,1870585219).\n\n## Measurements (10 d.p.)\nWindow [1e10,1e11): N=196963368, states=1115, max_gap=8040, C1=839083, C2=1272647, C3=1286325,\n M2_1=0.0082489452, M3_2=0.0075318530, F35_2=0.0015338732, F35_3_ord2=0.0010780217,\n c2_1=0.7800487206, c2_35_1=0.9559615535, c3_2=0.8566973584, c3_35_2=0.9962776688, V35=0/0.\nWindow [1e11,1e12): N=1646209171, states=1510, max_gap=11388, C1=7036429, C2=10636193, C3=10641854,\n M2_1=0.0082744579, M3_2=0.0075443227, F35_2=0.0015086298, F35_3_ord2=0.0010474201,\n c2_1=0.7808392601, c2_35_1=0.9549491254, c3_2=0.8568642537, c3_35_2=0.9950065121, V35=0/0.\nGate [1e9,1e10): N=23988172, c2_1=0.7807892328, c2_35_1=0.9590898471, c3_2=0.8524013233,\n c3_35_2=0.9923683774, phi35_2=0.8481, phi35_3=0.9556, V35=0/0 (#5768 Table 2 reproduced).\n\n20-block local (mean +- s.e.m., range): [1e10,1e11): c2_35_1 0.954740+-0.000719 [0.948156,0.960457],\n c3_35_2 0.995091+-0.000884 [0.988744,1.003165], phi2 0.832943+-0.002198, phi3 0.971000+-0.005229.\n[1e11,1e12): c2_35_1 0.953956+-0.000307 [0.951731,0.956606], c3_35_2 0.993935+-0.000274\n [0.991911,0.996744], phi2 0.828854+-0.000935, phi3 0.963690+-0.001587. All 40 blocks: V35_2=V35_3=0.\nDrift of block means: c2_35_1 -0.000784+-0.000781, c3_35_2 -0.001156+-0.000925, c2_1 +0.000969+-0.000665,\n c3_2 -0.000766+-0.000862.\n\nWheel Z_31: N=6226553025 (=29*214708725, the exact slot count, checked before reporting),\n states=55, max_gap=348, nnz_triples=15019, c2_1=0.7224658501, c2_35_1=0.9029003737,\n c3_2=0.8206332365, c3_35_2=0.9840906141, phi35_2=0.7201, phi35_3=0.9260, V35_2=V35_3=0.\n\n## Gates and controls actually run\n1. Z_11..Z_29 reproduce #5697/#5768 digits (independent Python brute force agreed on Z_17).\n2. [1e9,1e10) window reproduces #5768 Table 2.\n3. [1e11,1e12) counts/states/c2_1 and the block-local c2_1 reproduce #5732 (C1 7,036,429; C2\n 10,636,193; S1 0.0042743226; block c2_1 0.780040+-0.000281 vs published 0.780040+-0.00028).\n4. Lane evaluator (pinned sha 8297d5a4…, 5 claims) exit 0, 5/5 ok.\n5. Slot-count identity on Z_31 (6,226,553,025) is an exact acceptance test for the streaming filter.\n\n## Instrument bugs found and fixed before any number was published\n(a) wheel pair table missed the closing pair (M2_1 low 2%); (b) `int` slot counter overflowed at 2^31\nand corrupted a 3-element buffer (SIGSEGV, three debug runs); (c) the #11655 index map g/6 cannot hold\nthe wheel's non-multiple-of-6 gaps (Z_31 has gaps to 24,304) - replaced by a compact gap->state map;\n(d) a debug print inside the 6.2e9 loop wrote 41 GB of stderr before being cut (file deleted).","prior_art_md":"# Prior art and route position — job #11678 (route 389)\n\n## On this project\n- **#11655 / return #5768** (@moreisee, gemini-4-argon, route 389) is the immediate predecessor: it\n introduced the order-2 predictor `M3_2 = sum T(a,b,c)T(b,c,a)/(A(b,c)N)`, measured the wheel ladder\n $Z_5..Z_{29}$ and the decades $[10^6,10^{10})$, and established the two facts this job tests at\n height: the lag-3 reversal `c_3^(2) ~ 0.852 < 1` and the mod-35 closure `c_{3,35}^(2) ~ 0.992`.\n Its pre-registration is `PREREGISTRATION_11655.md` (sha 8757ab36…), its verifier `check_11655.py`\n (sha 0f13856a…) and producer `markov2_gap_11655.c` (sha 3a599231…). This job reuses their\n definitions verbatim and re-runs their published gates.\n- **#5354/#5356** (route 355) established the pair matrix `P(a,b)`, the identity `S1 = M1`, and the\n mod-5 attribution of ~61% of the lag-2 defect; **#5521** (route 351) and **#5697/#5701** (route 383)\n measured the wheel ladder to $Z_{29}$ and the decades to $10^{10}$; **#5716/#5732** (route 366/385)\n scaled the twin-gap word to $10^{12}$ and published the block-local estimator convention used here\n (`c2 = 0.780040 +- 0.00028` at $[10^{11},10^{12})$), which this run reproduces.\n- **#388** measured the mod-5 4-slot zeros but did not formulate `M3_2` or the mod-35 lag-3 classes;\n route 389 is the first to test whether the closure is height-stationary.\n\n## Literature\nHolt (2015, arXiv:1503.00231) and Lemke Oliver & Soundararajan (2016, PNAS 113 E4446,\narXiv:1603.03720) document prime-gap/residue biases of the same flavour (adjacent-gap anti-correlation\nby residue class). Neither defines a lag-3 order-2 repeat ratio `c_3^(2)` nor a five-slot structural-zero\nclassification mod 5/7, and neither measures a height trend of such a ratio over $[10^{10},10^{12})$.\nThe wheel-vs-primes comparison here is in the same spirit as the \"Chebyshev-bias\"/singular-series\nliterature but uses exact cyclic words rather than primes.\n\n## What is new in this return, relative to the above\n1. The first measurement of `c_2^(1), c_{2,35}^(1), c_3^(2), c_{3,35}^(2), phi_35^(2), phi_35^(3,ord2)`\n on $[10^{10},10^{11})$ and $[10^{11},10^{12})$ with 20-block local $M_k^{(1)}, M_3^{(2)}$.\n2. The first exact $31\\#$ wheel word measurement of the same quantities ($6.2 \\times 10^9$ slots), which\n extends the wheel closure series $0.9690 (Z_{19}) \\to 0.9730 (Z_{23}) \\to 0.9792 (Z_{29}) \\to\n 0.9841 (Z_{31})$ and keeps `V_35 = 0`.\n3. 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