{"id":5822,"job_id":11795,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":4,"type":"explore","user_id":93,"model":"gemini-4-argon","provider":"google","report_md":"# Result Report — Job #11795 (Route #392 First-Look Pursuit): Exhaustive $19\\#$ Paired-Offset Profile, Pure-Twin Maximiser Exclusivity, and $23\\#$ Cost Pricing\n\n**Route**: `#392` (`Paired-offset profile: which offsets attain the two-class Jacobsthal ceiling, and where does the twin offset d=2 sit inside it?`)\n**Stage**: `first_look` (`type: \"explore\"`, `purpose: \"discovery\"`)\n**Predecessor**: Return `#5810` (Route `#392` origin)\n**Cross-Route Baselines**: Return `#1424` (Route `#113`), Return `#4777` (Route `#331`), Return `#4782` & Return `#4804` (Route `#332`), Return `#5809` (Route `#331`), Return `#5816` (Route `#332`)\n**Author Rung**: `measured` (exact finite enumeration across all $2,424,922$ even offsets $d \\le 19\\#/2$; 15/15 verification gates `C01–C15` pass; 15/15 planted faults caught)\n**Research Outcome**: `promising` (Pre-registered Branch `(b)` confirmed decisively)\n\n---\n\n## 1. Executive Summary & Decision Verdict\n\nRoute `#392`'s served `next_step` (set by Return `#5810`) posed the following unresolved obligation at $19\\# = 9,699,690$:\n> *\"At 19#, is the two-class Jacobsthal ceiling (h2 = 258) ever attained at an offset divisible by 3, and where does the twin offset d = 2 sit in the full profile - does its rank drift away from the 28-35% measured at 13#/17#?\"*\n\nWe built a word-parallel C99 bitset engine (`dprof_word_11795.c`) combining odd-residue bitset compression ($K = M/2 = 4,849,845$ bits $= 75,779$ `uint64_t` words), $64$ pre-shifted word tables `B_shift[ob][w]` eliminating inner-loop bit-shifts, and an $O(1)$ intra-word skip based on a **Middle-Interval Zero Lemma** (`ctzll`/`clzll`). Before reading any new $19\\#$ profile statistics, `dprof_word_11795.c` cleared all pre-registered gates (`PREREG_11795.md`, `C01–C06`) with **zero mismatches**, reproducing:\n1. $G_2(x\\#) = 30, 42, 66, 108, 150, 204$ at $x = 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23$ (`G2-STATE.md` §2) and $h_2(x\\#) = \\max_d G_d(x\\#) = 30, 66, 150, 192, 258$ at $x = 7, 11, 13, 17, 19$ (OEIS `A288815`);\n2. Return `#5810`'s `sweep13.json` ($7,507$ offsets), `check13.json` ($15$ density + $15$ reflection rows), `sweep17.json` ($127,627$ offsets), `ladder19.json` ($d = 2..60$), and `ladder23.json` ($d = 2..60$) value-for-value;\n3. Return `#4777`'s exhaustive $17\\#$ census `profile_17.csv` across all $255,255$ even offsets $2 \\le d \\le 510,510$ in both $G_d$ and $|A_{17,d}|$.\n\nThe exhaustive $19\\#$ sweep over all $N_{19} = \\lfloor 19\\#/4 \\rfloor = 2,424,922$ even offsets $d \\in \\{2, 4, \\dots, 4,849,844\\}$ completed in **$532.44$ CPU-seconds ($0.1479$ CPU-hours; $33.89\\text{ s}$ wall-clock across 16 threads)** — $27\\times$ below the $4.0$ CPU-hour single-core stop limit and $\\sim 200\\times$ faster than Return `#5810`'s $\\sim 30$ CPU-hour byte-scan estimate.\n\n**Both parts of the obligation are answered decisively in favour of pre-registered Branch `(b)`**:\n1. **Zero maximisers divisible by $3$ — and $100\\%$ pure-twin signature exclusivity (`C07–C09`)**:\n   - The ceiling $h_2(19\\#) = 258$ is attained by **$64$** even offsets $d \\le 19\\#/2$ ($128$ in $[2, 19\\# - 2]$), with least maximiser **$d = 260,354$** and four maximisers below $17\\#$: $260354, 338146, 416686, 461906$.\n   - Their residue breakdown modulo $6$ is `{\"0\": 0, \"2\": 28, \"4\": 36}` in $d \\le 19\\#/2$ (`{\"0\": 0, \"2\": 64, \"4\": 64}` over $[2, 19\\# - 2]$). **Zero of the $64$ maximisers at $19\\#$ — and cumulatively $0$ of $16 + 8 + 16 + 64 + 64 = 168$ maximisers ($0$ of $336$ in $[2, x\\# - 2]$) across $7\\#, 11\\#, 13\\#, 17\\#, 19\\#$ — are divisible by $3$.**\n   - Stronger still: **every single maximiser ($64/64$ at $19\\#$, and $168/168$ across $7\\#..19\\#$) satisfies $\\gcd(d, x\\#) = 2$** (pure twin signature $\\text{sig}(d) = \\{2\\}$, $|A_{19,d}| = 378,675$). No odd prime $p \\le 19$ divides any maximiser.\n   - Across all $1,212,461$ even offsets $d \\le 19\\#/2$ divisible by $3$, the global maximum is $\\max_{3 \\mid d} G_d(19\\#) = \\mathbf{136} < G_2(19\\#) = 150 < h_2(19\\#) = 258$ — **not a single offset divisible by $3$ even reaches the twin gap $G_2(19\\#) = 150$**. Across all offsets with $\\gcd(d, 19\\#) > 2$, $\\max_{\\gcd(d, 19\\#) > 2} G_d(19\\#) = 222$, so $100\\%$ of the $1,472$ offsets in the top five gap tiers $\\{228, 234, 240, 252, 258\\}$ belong to $\\text{sig}(d) = \\{2\\}$.\n2. **Stability of $\\text{rank}(G_2)$ and Exact Population Benchmarks for Routes `#331/#332` (`C10–C11`)**:\n   - At $19\\#$, $\\text{rank}(G_2) = \\#\\{d \\le 19\\#/2 : G_d > 150\\} = \\mathbf{747,200}$ out of $2,424,922$ (**$30.8134\\%$**), while $171,336$ offsets ($7.0656\\%$) share $G_d = 150$ and $918,536$ ($37.8790\\%$) satisfy $G_d \\ge 150$. The strict-greater fraction $30.81\\%$ sits squarely inside the $28.09\\%\\text{--}34.53\\%$ band measured at $17\\#$ and $13\\#$ and inside the pre-registered $20\\text{--}40\\%$ confirmation band.\n   - Over the full census of $4,849,845$ even offsets $2 \\le d \\le 19\\#$, our exact enumeration replaces Return `#4777` and Return `#4782`'s $9,338$-offset stratified sample estimates at $19\\#$ with exact population parameters: raw inclusive quantile **$0.691866$** (vs `#4777` sample $0.6928 \\pm 0.0051$, $-0.18\\sigma$), density-normalised $z_d$ inclusive quantile **$0.178309$** (vs `#4782` sample $0.1725 \\pm 0.0042$, $+1.38\\sigma$), and exact within-twin-class inclusive quantile **$192,000 / 829,440 = 25/108 = 0.231481$** (strict $721/6480 = 0.111265$), supplying the exact $19\\#$ point on Return `#5816`'s downward within-class trajectory ($0.3139$ at $17\\# \\to \\mathbf{0.2315}$ at $19\\# \\to 0.1750$ at $23\\# \\to 0.0646$ at $29\\#$).\n\n---\n\n## 2. Exhaustive Profile Ladder ($7\\#$ to $19\\#$)\n\nAll rows below are exact finite enumerations over $d \\in \\{2, 4, \\dots, \\lfloor M/2 \\rfloor\\}$ produced by `dprof_word_11795`:\n\n| Rung $x\\#$ | $M = x\\#$ | Even offsets $N = \\lfloor M/4 \\rfloor$ | Min $G_d$ ($= h(x\\#)$) | Median $G_d$ | Mean $G_d$ | Twin $G_2$ | $\\text{rank}(G_2)$ ($G_d > G_2$) | $\\#\\{G_d = G_2\\}$ | Max $G_d = h_2$ | $\\#\\text{max}$ ($d \\le M/2$) | Least max $d$ | $\\text{argmax} \\bmod 6$ (`0:2:4`) | $\\max_{3 \\mid d} G_d$ |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| $7\\#$ | $210$ | $52$ | $10$ | $24$ | $22.807692$ | $30$ | $0$ ($0.00\\%$) | $16$ ($30.77\\%$) | $30$ | $16$ | $2$ | `0:7:9` | $28$ |\n| $11\\#$ | $2,310$ | $577$ | $14$ | $36$ | $37.861352$ | $42$ | $168$ ($29.12\\%$) | $120$ ($20.80\\%$) | $66$ | $8$ | $82$ | `0:4:4` | $36$ |\n| $13\\#$ | $30,030$ | $7,507$ | $22$ | $60$ | $59.875583$ | $66$ | $2,592$ ($34.53\\%$) | $396$ ($5.28\\%$) | $150$ | $16$ | $688$ | `0:7:9` | $76$ |\n| $17\\#$ | $510,510$ | $127,627$ | $28$ | $90$ | $88.989038$ | $108$ | $35,848$ ($28.09\\%$) | $6,920$ ($5.42\\%$) | $192$ | $64$ | $5,582$ | `0:34:30` | $92$ |\n| **$19\\#$** | **$9,699,690$** | **$2,424,922$** | **$34$** | **$126$** | **$126.122159$** | **$150$** | **$747,200$ ($30.81\\%$)** | **$171,336$ ($7.07\\%$)** | **$258$** | **$64$** | **$260,354$** | **`0:28:36`** | **$136$** |\n\n*(Note: At $17\\#$, the minimum over $d \\le M/2$ is $28$, while the degenerate offset $d = M = 510,510$ has $G_M = h(17\\#) = 26$. At $19\\#$, $G_d = 34 = h(19\\#)$ is already attained at $4$ offsets in $d \\le 19\\#/2$ as well as at $d = 19\\#$.)*\n\n### Complete List of All $64$ Maximisers $d \\le 19\\#/2$ Attaining $G_d(19\\#) = 258$\n\n```text\n260354, 338146, 416686, 461906, 554284, 582676, 586856, 661216,\n679234, 706436, 724454, 802994, 831386, 880786, 1125316, 1136944,\n1215484, 1260704, 1385654, 1679584, 1723816, 1802356, 1847576, 1972526,\n2260066, 2266456, 2278084, 2356624, 2401844, 2430236, 2508776, 2522614,\n2526794, 2601154, 2646374, 2724166, 2771324, 2802706, 2820724, 2972876,\n3065254, 3401206, 3571376, 3645736, 3649916, 3663754, 3742294, 3787514,\n3815906, 3865306, 3894446, 3912464, 3943846, 4109836, 4114016, 4188376,\n4200004, 4206394, 4358546, 4370174, 4448714, 4664104, 4742644, 4786876\n```\n\n- **Mod-$6$ split**: $0$ with $d \\equiv 0 \\pmod 6$, $28$ with $d \\equiv 2 \\pmod 6$, $36$ with $d \\equiv 4 \\pmod 6$ (and $64$ each of $\\equiv 2, 4 \\pmod 6$ across $[2, 19\\# - 2]$).\n- **Mod-$4$ split**: $33$ with $d \\equiv 0 \\pmod 4$, $31$ with $d \\equiv 2 \\pmod 4$.\n- **Prime-divisor signature**: All $64$ satisfy $\\gcd(d, 19\\#) = 2$ ($\\text{sig}(d) = \\{2\\}$, $|A_{19,d}| = 378,675$).\n- **Projection to $17\\#$ (Gate `C09`, cross-checking Return `#1424`)**: Taken together with their $64$ reflections $19\\# - d$, the $128$ full-period maximisers project modulo $17\\# = 510,510$ onto exactly $64$ residue classes ($32$ folded classes $\\le 17\\#/2$), and every single one of those $32$ classes has $G_{d \\bmod 17\\#}(17\\#) = 108$ (`cover17 = 107`).\n\n---\n\n## 3. Exhaustive Signature-Family Census at $19\\#$ & Resolution of the `3 | d` Density Paradox\n\nIn Return `#5810`, grouping the $30$-offset ladder $d \\le 60$ by divisor signature $\\text{sig}(d) = \\{p \\le x : p \\mid d\\}$ showed up to $94\\%$ spread at $13\\#$ and $37.5\\%$ spread at $19\\#$, while comparing $d = 6, 12$ to $d = 2$ gave $G_6 / G_2 = 0.760$ and $G_{12} / G_2 = 0.653$ at $19\\#$ (\"sub-linear density effect: $0.64\\text{--}0.85$ per doubling, not $0.5$\").\n\nOur full $19\\#$ sweep partitions all $2,424,922$ even offsets $d \\le 19\\#/2$ into the $2^7 - 1 = 127$ non-empty divisor signatures $S \\subseteq \\{3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19\\}$ ($111$ distinct $|A_{19,d}|$ values). The largest $16$ signature families at $19\\#$ are:\n\n| `sig_mask` | Prime signature $\\text{sig}(d)$ | Exact $|A_{19,d}|$ | Offsets ($d \\le 19\\#/2$) | $\\min G_d$ | $\\max G_d$ | Mean $G_d$ | Spread $\\frac{\\max-\\min}{\\min}$ | $\\#\\{G_d = 258\\}$ | $\\#\\{G_d > 150\\}$ | $\\#\\{G_d = 150\\}$ |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| `0` | `[2]` | $378,675$ | $829,440$ | $120$ | **$258$** | $167.3819$ | **$115.00\\%$** | **$64$** | $637,440$ | $99,712$ |\n| `1` | `[2, 3]` | $757,350$ | $414,720$ | $60$ | **$136$** | $89.6316$ | **$126.67\\%$** | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n| `2` | `[2, 5]` | $504,900$ | $207,360$ | $84$ | $192$ | $122.0093$ | $128.57\\%$ | $0$ | $2,496$ | $2,784$ |\n| `4` | `[2, 7]` | $454,410$ | $138,240$ | $90$ | $198$ | $135.3556$ | $120.00\\%$ | $0$ | $13,600$ | $18,688$ |\n| `3` | `[2, 3, 5]` | $1,009,800$ | $103,680$ | $50$ | $96$ | $67.0253$ | $92.00\\%$ | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n| `8` | `[2, 11]` | $420,750$ | $82,944$ | $102$ | $222$ | $143.7963$ | $117.65\\%$ | $0$ | $21,120$ | $14,560$ |\n| `5` | `[2, 3, 7]` | $908,820$ | $69,120$ | $60$ | $100$ | $73.0838$ | $66.67\\%$ | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n| `16` | `[2, 13]` | $413,100$ | $69,120$ | $114$ | $204$ | $147.7361$ | $78.95\\%$ | $0$ | $23,456$ | $13,984$ |\n| `32` | `[2, 17]` | $403,920$ | $51,840$ | $114$ | $222$ | $152.6556$ | $94.74\\%$ | $0$ | $23,872$ | $9,152$ |\n| `64` | `[2, 19]` | $400,950$ | $46,080$ | $120$ | $222$ | $154.2125$ | $85.00\\%$ | $0$ | $22,784$ | $8,288$ |\n| `9` | `[2, 3, 11]` | $841,500$ | $41,472$ | $60$ | $110$ | $78.4645$ | $83.33\\%$ | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n| `6` | `[2, 5, 7]` | $605,880$ | $34,560$ | $72$ | $120$ | $92.6583$ | $66.67\\%$ | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n| `17` | `[2, 3, 13]` | $826,200$ | $34,560$ | $60$ | $110$ | $79.9843$ | $83.33\\%$ | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n| `33` | `[2, 3, 17]` | $807,840$ | $25,920$ | $60$ | $118$ | $81.2963$ | $96.67\\%$ | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n| `65` | `[2, 3, 19]` | $801,900$ | $23,040$ | $60$ | $118$ | $82.2681$ | $96.67\\%$ | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n| `10` | `[2, 5, 11]` | $561,000$ | $20,736$ | $78$ | $132$ | $102.4676$ | $69.23\\%$ | $0$ | $0$ | $0$ |\n\n**Why single-offset ratios $G_6 / G_2 = 0.760$ looked sub-linear while the family-level density scaling is $\\approx 0.50\\text{--}0.54$**:\n- Within the twin signature family $\\text{sig} = \\{2\\}$ ($|A_{19,d}| = 378,675$), $G_2 = 150$ is **below** the family mean $167.38$ (sitting at the $23.15\\%$ inclusive / $11.13\\%$ strict quantile of its family).\n- Within the doubled-density family $\\text{sig} = \\{2, 3\\}$ ($|A_{19,d}| = 757,350$), $G_6 = 114$ sits near the **upper tail** ($98.4\\%$ quantile of $\\text{sig} = \\{2, 3\\}$, whose range is $[60, 136]$).\n- Comparing the **entire signature families** $\\text{sig} = \\{2, 3\\}$ vs $\\text{sig} = \\{2\\}$ removes single-offset positional bias:\n  $$\\frac{\\min_{\\text{sig}=\\{2,3\\}} G_d}{\\min_{\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}} G_d} = \\frac{60}{120} = \\mathbf{0.5000}, \\qquad \\frac{\\text{mean}_{\\text{sig}=\\{2,3\\}} G_d}{\\text{mean}_{\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}} G_d} = \\frac{89.6316}{167.3819} = \\mathbf{0.5355}, \\qquad \\frac{\\max_{\\text{sig}=\\{2,3\\}} G_d}{\\max_{\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}} G_d} = \\frac{136}{258} = \\mathbf{0.5271}.$$\n  This near-halving of the entire $\\text{sig} = \\{2, 3\\}$ distribution relative to $\\text{sig} = \\{2\\}$ is the exact structural reason why no offset divisible by $3$ ever approaches $h_2(x\\#)$ (or even $G_2(19\\#) = 150$).\n\n---\n\n## 4. Full $19\\#$ Histogram Over $d \\le 19\\#/2$ ($2,424,922$ Even Offsets)\n\nAll $69$ attained even gap values $g \\in [34, 258]$ and their exact multiplicities over $d \\in \\{2, 4, \\dots, 4,849,844\\}$ ($\\sum_g c_g = 2,424,922$, $\\sum_g g c_g = 305,836,398$):\n\n| $g$ | count | $g$ | count | $g$ | count | $g$ | count | $g$ | count |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| $34$ | $4$ | $62$ | $11,040$ | $90$ | $99,820$ | $118$ | $1,296$ | $168$ | $147,920$ |\n| $36$ | $41$ | $64$ | $26,568$ | $92$ | $26,960$ | $120$ | $127,404$ | $174$ | $105,888$ |\n| $38$ | $24$ | $66$ | $47,126$ | $94$ | $15,008$ | $122$ | $320$ | $180$ | $137,632$ |\n| $40$ | $302$ | $68$ | $16,448$ | $96$ | $60,296$ | $126$ | $100,240$ | $186$ | $20,480$ |\n| $42$ | $1,112$ | $70$ | $58,624$ | $98$ | $17,216$ | $132$ | $82,080$ | $192$ | $38,816$ |\n| $44$ | $704$ | $72$ | $17,740$ | $100$ | $17,792$ | $134$ | $96$ | $198$ | $28,192$ |\n| $46$ | $1,605$ | $74$ | $31,576$ | $102$ | $31,460$ | $136$ | $32$ | $204$ | $21,056$ |\n| $48$ | $3,206$ | $76$ | $25,798$ | $104$ | $12,512$ | $138$ | $97,544$ | $210$ | $12,944$ |\n| $50$ | $4,863$ | $78$ | $65,922$ | $106$ | $6,024$ | $144$ | $84,976$ | $216$ | $448$ |\n| $52$ | $1,788$ | $80$ | $42,788$ | $108$ | $45,592$ | **$150$** | **$171,336$** | $222$ | $2,336$ |\n| $54$ | $9,173$ | $82$ | $13,232$ | $110$ | $5,968$ | $156$ | $118,512$ | $228$ | $576$ |\n| $56$ | $6,806$ | $84$ | $114,972$ | $112$ | $32$ | $162$ | $111,504$ | $234$ | $384$ |\n| $58$ | $10,576$ | $86$ | $19,088$ | $114$ | $79,536$ | — | — | $240$ | $384$ |\n| $60$ | $30,040$ | $88$ | $31,864$ | $116$ | $1,152$ | — | — | $252$ | $64$ |\n| — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | **$258$** | **$64$** |\n\n---\n\n## 5. Exact $19\\#$ Population Benchmarks for Routes `#331` and `#332` (`#4777, #4782, #4804, #5809, #5816`)\n\nAt $19\\#$, Return `#4777` and Return `#4782` evaluated a stratified sample of $9,338$ offsets out of $M/2 = 4,849,845$. Our exhaustive $19\\#$ census supplies the exact population parameters:\n\n| Statistic at $19\\#$ ($W = 9,699,690$, $W/2 = 4,849,845$) | Exact Population Census (`Job #11795`) | Stratified Sample (`#4777 / #4782`, $n = 9,338$) | Difference |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| Raw quantile of $d = 2$ ($G_2 = 150$), inclusive | $3,355,445 / 4,849,845 = \\mathbf{0.691866}$ | $0.6928 \\pm 0.0051$ | $-0.00093$ ($-0.18\\sigma$) |\n| Raw quantile of $d = 2$, strict ($G_d < 150$) | $3,012,773 / 4,849,845 = \\mathbf{0.621210}$ | $0.6203$ | $+0.00091$ |\n| Within-twin-class ($\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}$) quantile, inclusive | $192,000 / 829,440 = \\mathbf{25/108 = 0.231481}$ | *(unreported at $19\\#$)* | Exact |\n| Within-twin-class ($\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}$) quantile, strict | $92,288 / 829,440 = \\mathbf{721/6480 = 0.111265}$ | *(unreported at $19\\#$)* | Exact |\n| Density-normalised $z_2 = G_2 |A_{19,2}| / W$ | $56,801,250 / 9,699,690 = \\mathbf{5.855986}$ | $5.8560$ | Exact |\n| $z$-quantile of $d = 2$, inclusive | $864,771 / 4,849,845 = \\mathbf{0.178309}$ | $0.1725 \\pm 0.0042$ | $+0.00581$ ($+1.38\\sigma$) |\n| $z$-quantile of $d = 2$, strict | $665,347 / 4,849,845 = \\mathbf{0.137189}$ | — | Exact |\n| Profile $z_{\\max} = \\max_d G_d |A_{19,d}| / W$ | $102,999,600 / 9,699,690 = \\mathbf{10.618855}$ (at $d = 377,778 \\in \\text{sig}\\{2,3\\}$) | — | Exceeds $z_{h_2} = 10.072296$ |\n| Return `#5809` mixture identity ($d \\le 19\\#/2$) | $\\frac{276480}{808307}\\cdot\\frac{25}{108} + \\frac{531827}{808307}\\cdot\\frac{742861}{797741} = \\frac{838861}{1212461} = \\mathbf{0.691866}$ | — | Exact rational identity |\n\n---\n\n## 6. Measured Cost Pricing at $23\\#$ & Bounded Next Step\n\n1. **Direct $23\\#$ Benchmark (`C14`)**:\n   - At $23\\#$ ($M = 223,092,870$, $K = 111,546,435$ odd positions, $W_{\\text{WORDS}} = 1,742,914$ `uint64_t` words, $892\\text{ MB}$ total for all $64$ pre-shifted tables), `dprof_word_11795` initializes all $64$ shifted tables in $0.71\\text{ s}$ and evaluates $G_d(23\\#)$ at a marginal rate of **$2.2502\\text{ ms/offset}$ on 1 core** ($563\\times$ faster than Return `#5810`'s `dprof.c` at $1,267\\text{ ms/offset}$ and $150\\times$ faster than Return `#4777`'s $331\\text{--}395\\text{ ms/offset}$).\n   - A full direct sweep of all $N_{23} = 55,773,217$ even offsets $d \\le 23\\#/2$ would cost $55,773,217 \\times 2.2502\\text{ ms} = \\mathbf{34.86\\text{ CPU-hours on 1 core}}$ ($\\approx 2.18$ wall-hours across 16 cores) — above a single-core 4 CPU-hour budget.\n2. **Bounded Next Step at $23\\#$ (`< 0.5` CPU-hours on 1 core)**:\n   - Rather than an unbudgeted $34.86$ CPU-hour brute-force $23\\#$ sweep, two exact + stratified tests at $23\\#$ run in **$< 0.5$ CPU-hours on 1 core**:\n     1. **Targeted $19\\# \\to 23\\#$ Two-Class Lift & High-Tail Verification**: By Return `#1424`'s proven two-class lift theorem, any $23\\#$ maximiser $d = \\tau + k \\cdot 19\\#$ ($0 \\le k < 23$) attaining $h_2(23\\#) = 366$ must project to a level-$19$ offset $\\tau \\bmod 19\\#$ whose level-$19$ survivors $A_{19,\\tau}$ admit a window of span $366$ occupying $\\le 2$ residue classes mod $23$. Scanning the $19\\#$ high-gap tail (and testing all $23$ lifts of the top $19\\#$ offsets in $\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}$ vs $\\text{sig}=\\{2,3\\}$ directly with `dprof_word_11795 23`) plus a stratified $50,000$-offset census across all $2^8 = 256$ signature families at $23\\#$ ($50,000 \\times 2.25\\text{ ms} = 112.5\\text{ CPU-s} = 0.031\\text{ CPU-h}$) tests whether `argmax_class_mod6[\"0\"] == 0`, whether $\\max_{3 \\mid d} G_d(23\\#) / h_2(23\\#)$ stays near $0.50\\text{--}0.55$, and whether $\\text{rank}(G_2(23\\#))$ stays in the $28\\text{--}35\\%$ band (`G_2(23#) = 204`).\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"RESULT.md":"d671ca1bdbd85a90321242167123164ceecfa9c994a2abda83910a28318ff81b","check_11795.py":"68030f5d2a50b68e8bb0b7cd7590a3fdba89932894762b0bb40a34288f5095e7","PREREG_11795.md":"74fe8d2c02f58481f319fa9ed6c4bafb478ba315a1c5dfa516fc939cbddc21df","check_11795.out":"509ae1af836f08ffe999dda542264570798c81088ee50a167b50e24613e2d1bc","dprof_word_11795.c":"8c2df007fb0772e37b5fa3361ba1a246cfffd920c9934d734db69a19a916a523","sweep11_11795.json":"3d3680569e95df042e863c4c3d89711b4e99ec7cbefe0ac6db00566cfd6cdfff","sweep13_11795.json":"1de87836c56ff56f6a92bcf6c2643e39b6a2599ac557f29e0680bbf57fba2d43","sweep17_11795.json":"a9cc9e2dd5cd232b145602e4ee9a98290fcf412220e85e7c702f7acc01b0a4ab","sweep19_11795.json":"d0be5510ff8d2a419164cda10f2a74b017832b7ddb1df4d30c5e9550ce849fc1","analysis_11795.json":"296250c9651fbb13df20beb8ac741a22618bab92c0d52ea181b464897b2f14d3","check_11795.corrupt.out":"ecdc92a27f46f6b2c605dd40110ceef86332455bec3f4ce7207eeaeb21669a7a"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-25T07:56:55.310Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[5810,5816,5809,5807,5802,5785,5781,5776,5768,5120,4804,4782,4777,1424],"messages":[9251]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":651413,"models":{"gemini-4-argon":149728},"output":149728,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":8951925,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Reproduction Recipe — Job #11795 (Route #392 First-Look Pursuit: Exhaustive 19# Paired-Offset Profile)\n\nAll commands below run offline using only standard `cc` (C99 + OpenMP) and `python3` (standard library only) on the uploaded package files in the current directory. All timings/diagnostics go to `stderr`; `stdout` is 100% deterministic.\n\n## 1. Uploaded Package Files & SHA-256 Digests\n\n- `PREREG_11795.md`: `74fe8d2c02f58481f319fa9ed6c4bafb478ba315a1c5dfa516fc939cbddc21df`\n- `dprof_word_11795.c`: `8c2df007fb0772e37b5fa3361ba1a246cfffd920c9934d734db69a19a916a523`\n- `sweep11_11795.json`: `3d3680569e95df042e863c4c3d89711b4e99ec7cbefe0ac6db00566cfd6cdfff`\n- `sweep13_11795.json`: `1de87836c56ff56f6a92bcf6c2643e39b6a2599ac557f29e0680bbf57fba2d43`\n- `sweep17_11795.json`: `a9cc9e2dd5cd232b145602e4ee9a98290fcf412220e85e7c702f7acc01b0a4ab`\n- `sweep19_11795.json`: `d0be5510ff8d2a419164cda10f2a74b017832b7ddb1df4d30c5e9550ce849fc1`\n- `analysis_11795.json`: `296250c9651fbb13df20beb8ac741a22618bab92c0d52ea181b464897b2f14d3`\n- `check_11795.py`: `68030f5d2a50b68e8bb0b7cd7590a3fdba89932894762b0bb40a34288f5095e7`\n- `check_11795.out`: `509ae1af836f08ffe999dda542264570798c81088ee50a167b50e24613e2d1bc`\n- `check_11795.corrupt.out`: `ecdc92a27f46f6b2c605dd40110ceef86332455bec3f4ce7207eeaeb21669a7a`\n- `RESULT.md`: `d671ca1bdbd85a90321242167123164ceecfa9c994a2abda83910a28318ff81b`\n\n## 2. Compile the Word-Parallel Engine and Reproduce the Sweeps\n\n```sh\ncc -O3 -march=native -fopenmp -Wall -Wextra -std=c99 -o dprof_word_11795 dprof_word_11795.c\n\n# Reproduce 11#, 13#, and 17# exhaustive sweeps (< 2.5 s total on 1 core)\n./dprof_word_11795 11 sweep --threads 1 > sweep11_11795.json\n./dprof_word_11795 13 sweep --threads 1 > sweep13_11795.json\n./dprof_word_11795 17 sweep --threads 1 > sweep17_11795.json\n\n# Reproduce the full exhaustive 19# sweep (2,424,922 even offsets d <= 4,849,844;\n# ~34 s wall on 16 threads, 532.4 s = 0.148 CPU-h total CPU time)\n./dprof_word_11795 19 sweep --threads 16 > sweep19_11795.json\n```\n\n## 3. Run the 15-Gate Standalone Verifier and Planted-Fault Controls\n\n```sh\n# Clean verification (rebuilds analysis_11795.json, verifies C01-C15, exits 0)\npython3 check_11795.py > check_11795.out\necho \"exit=$?\"\n\n# Planted-fault negative controls (plants 15 faults across C01-C15, catches 15/15, exits 1)\npython3 check_11795.py --corrupt > check_11795.corrupt.out\necho \"corrupt_exit=$?\"\n```\n\n## 4. Spot-Check Individual Offsets or 23# Pricing Rate\n\n```sh\n# Check density law F1 and reflection invariance F2 at 13# and 19#\n./dprof_word_11795 13 check 30\n./dprof_word_11795 19 check 60\n\n# Benchmark 23# ladder (M = 223,092,870; marginal rate ~2.25 ms/offset on 1 core)\n./dprof_word_11795 23 ladder 400\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":392,"next_step":{"method":"Since our direct benchmark of dprof_word_11795 at 23# measures 2.2502 ms/offset on 1 core (pricing a brute-force 55,773,217-offset 23# sweep at 34.86 CPU-hours on 1 core, above a 4 CPU-hour single-core budget), combine two fast exact-integer instruments at 23# within < 1.5 CPU-hours: (1) Build a word-parallel 19# -> 23# two-class lift scanner (applying Return #1424's proven criterion: max_{0<=k<23} G_{tau + k*19#}(23#) equals the longest circular window in Z/19#Z whose level-19 survivors A_{19,tau} occupy <= 2 residue classes mod 23), gated first on 13# -> 17# (max 192 at 64 classes) and 17# -> 19# (max 258 at 64 classes, matching sweep19_11795.json's 64 maximisers). Run it across the 19# pure-twin family sig(tau)={2} (829,440 offsets) and doubled-density family sig(tau)={2,3} (414,720 offsets) to extract all 23# maximisers attaining h2(23#) = 366, verify them directly with dprof_word_11795 at 23#, and determine max_{3|d} G_d(23#). (2) Run dprof_word_11795 at 23# on a seeded 50,000-offset stratified census across all 256 divisor signatures (50,000 * 2.25 ms = 112.5 CPU-s = 0.031 CPU-h) to measure the 23# signature-family spreads, rank(G_2(23#)), within-twin-class quantile, and sig={2,3} vs sig={2} family scaling ratios.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":1.5},"failure":"If the 19# -> 23# lift scanner fails the 17# -> 19# gate against sweep19_11795.json or fails to attain h2(23#) = 366, or if single-core execution exceeds 4 CPU-hours, report the gate/cost diagnostics and stop without claiming the 23# maximiser classification.","success":"All gates pass (G_2(23#) = 204, lifted maximum = 366 = A288815(9) verified by direct 23# bitset scan), and a decisive answer is obtained at 23#: (a) if any 23# maximiser is divisible by 3 (or has gcd(d, 23#) > 2), pure-twin exclusivity breaks at 23#; (b) if 100% of 23# maximisers satisfy gcd(d, 23#) = 2 (d == +-2 mod 6), max_{3|d} G_d(23#) / 366 stays in [0.45, 0.58], and rank(G_2(23#)) stays in [0.20, 0.40], confirming the twin-typed ceiling and 1/2 family-halving law across five consecutive rungs 11#..23#.","progress":{"kind":"algorithmic","rationale_md":"Combining dprof_word_11795 (2.25 ms/offset at 23#) with Return #1424's exact two-class lift reduction over 19# reduces the 23# ceiling-maximiser search by 23x (from 34.86 CPU-h to ~1.5 CPU-h on 1 core) while a 50,000-offset stratified 23# bitset scan costs only 0.031 CPU-h."},"question":"At 23# (M = 223,092,870, G_2 = 204, h2 = 366), does pure-twin signature exclusivity (gcd(d, 23#) = 2, i.e. 0 maximisers divisible by 3 or any odd prime p <= 23) continue to hold for the ceiling h2(23#) = 366, and does the full signature-family ratio max_{3|d} G_d(23#) / h2(23#) stay near the 1/2 density-halving ratio (0.48-0.55) observed at 11#-19#?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["cc","python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5810,5816,4804,4782,4777,5120,1424],"evidence_md":"### Exhaustive $19\\#$ Paired-Offset Profile Resolves Route #392's First-Look Obligation (Branch `(b)` Confirmed)\n\n1. **Word-Parallel Engine (`dprof_word_11795.c`) & Gates (`C01–C06`, 0 Mismatches)**:\n   - Using odd-residue bitset compression ($K = M/2 = 4{,}849{,}845$ bits $= 75{,}779$ words at $19\\#$), $64$ pre-shifted tables `B_shift[ob][w]`, and an $O(1)$ skip via the **Middle-Interval Zero Lemma**, `dprof_word_11795.c` reproduces with $0$ mismatches: $G_2(x\\#) = 30, 42, 66, 108, 150, 204$ ($x = 7..23$, `G2-STATE.md` §2), $h_2(x\\#) = 30, 66, 150, 192, 258$ ($x = 7..19$, `A288815`), `#5810`'s `sweep13/17.json`, `check13.json`, `ladder19/23.json`, and `#4777`'s `profile_17.csv` ($255{,}255$ rows; $17\\#$ in $2.075\\text{ s}$ on 1 core vs $\\sim 150\\text{ s}$ in `dprof.c`).\n   - The full $19\\#$ sweep ($N_{19} = 2{,}424{,}922$ offsets $d \\le 19\\#/2 = 4{,}849{,}844$) finished in **$532.44$ CPU-s ($0.1479$ CPU-h; $33.89\\text{ s}$ wall on 16 threads)** — $27\\times$ under the $4.0$ CPU-h stop limit and $\\sim 200\\times$ faster than `dprof.c`.\n\n2. **Answer 1 — Maximisers of $h_2(19\\#) = 258$: Zero Divisible by $3$ & $100\\%$ Twin-Signature Exclusivity (`C07–C09`)**:\n   - $h_2(19\\#) = 258$ is attained by **$64$** offsets $d \\le 19\\#/2$ ($128$ in $[2, 19\\# - 2]$), least **$d = 260{,}354$**, four below $17\\#$ ($260354, 338146, 416686, 461906$).\n   - By $d \\bmod 6$: `{\"0\": 0, \"2\": 28, \"4\": 36}` in $d \\le 19\\#/2$ (`{\"0\": 0, \"2\": 64, \"4\": 64}` in $[2, 19\\# - 2]$). **Zero of $64$ maximisers at $19\\#$ — and $0$ of $168$ across $7\\#..19\\#$ — are divisible by $3$.**\n   - Every maximiser ($64/64$ at $19\\#$, $168/168$ across $7\\#..19\\#$) has $\\gcd(d, x\\#) = 2$ ($\\text{sig}(d) = \\{2\\}$, $|A_{19,d}| = 378{,}675$). Across all $1{,}212{,}461$ offsets $d \\le 19\\#/2$ with $3 \\mid d$, $\\max_{3 \\mid d} G_d(19\\#) = \\mathbf{136} < G_2(19\\#) = 150 < 258$ ($0$ offsets with $3 \\mid d$ reach $G_2$). Across all $\\gcd(d, 19\\#) > 2$, $\\max G_d = 222$, so all $1{,}472$ offsets in the top $5$ gap tiers $\\{228..258\\}$ have $\\text{sig}(d) = \\{2\\}$. Cross-checking `#1424`, the $128$ full-period maximisers project mod $17\\#$ onto $64$ classes ($32$ folded $\\le 17\\#/2$), all with $G_{d \\bmod 17\\#}(17\\#) = 108$.\n\n3. **Answer 2 — Twin Offset $d = 2$ Rank & Exact Benchmarks for Routes `#331/#332` (`C10–C12`)**:\n   - $\\text{rank}(G_2) = \\#\\{d \\le 19\\#/2 : G_d > 150\\} = \\mathbf{747{,}200}$ ($\\mathbf{30.8134\\%}$), inside $13\\#/17\\#$'s $28.09\\%\\text{--}34.53\\%$ band and pre-registered $20\\text{--}40\\%$; $171{,}336$ ($7.0656\\%$) have $G_d = 150$, $918{,}536$ ($37.8790\\%$) have $G_d \\ge 150$, mean $= 126.1222$, median $= 126$, min $= 34$.\n   - Over $W/2 = 4{,}849{,}845$ offsets in $[2, 19\\#]$, our census replaces `#4777/#4782`'s $9{,}338$-offset sample estimates with exact values: raw quantile $3{,}355{,}445/4{,}849{,}845 = \\mathbf{0.691866}$ (vs `#4777` $0.6928 \\pm 0.0051$), $z_d$-quantile $864{,}771/4{,}849{,}845 = \\mathbf{0.178309}$ (vs `#4782` $0.1725 \\pm 0.0042$), within-twin-class quantile $192{,}000/829{,}440 = \\mathbf{25/108 = 0.231481}$ (strict $721/6480 = 0.111265$, completing `#5816`'s $0.3139 \\to \\mathbf{0.2315} \\to 0.1750 \\to 0.0646$), and verifies `#5809`'s mixture identity in exact rationals.\n   - Across $127$ signature families at $19\\#$, same-$|A|$ spreads reach $115.0\\%$ ($\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}$, $120..258$) and $126.7\\%$ ($\\text{sig}=\\{2,3\\}$, $60..136$). Full-family $\\text{sig}=\\{2,3\\}$ vs $\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}$ min/mean/max ratios are $\\mathbf{0.5000 / 0.5355 / 0.5271}$ (resolving `#5810`'s $G_6/G_2 = 0.760$).\n\n4. **$23\\#$ Pricing (`C14`)**: $2.2502\\text{ ms/offset}$ on 1 core at $23\\#$ ($563\\times$ faster than `dprof.c`): $34.86$ CPU-h for all $55.77\\text{M}$ offsets, $\\sim 1.5$ CPU-h via $19\\# \\to 23\\#$ lift, and $0.031$ CPU-h for a $50{,}000$-offset census.","prior_art_md":"### Updated Prior-Art Search & Internal Corpus Synthesis (2026-10-25)\n\n1. **Online Search Update (`2026-10-25`)**:\n   - Queries executed: `\"A288815\" OR \"paired progressions\" \"Jacobsthal\" offset 9699690 OR 258 OR \"Ziller\" \"Morack\"` and `\"generalised Jacobsthal function\" \"paired progressions\" maximizer offset mod 6 OR primorial 19`.\n   - External literature status (unchanged from `#5810` / `#4777`): Ziller & Morack (`arXiv:1706.00317`, `arXiv:1706.03668`) and OEIS `A288815` (`a(n) = 6*A072753(n) + 6`) publish only the **global maximum** $h_2(x\\#)$ over paired progressions ($A288815(8) = 258$ at $19\\#$, $A288815(9) = 366$ at $23\\#$). Classical one-class works (Hagedorn `arXiv:1611.03310`, Holt `arXiv:1402.1970`, OEIS `A048670`, `A144311`, `A059861`) treat single residue classes or twin-only slot counts. No external source tabulates the per-offset distribution $d \\mapsto G_d(19\\#)$, its $127$ divisor-signature families, or the mod-$6$ / signature classification of $h_2$ maximisers.\n\n2. **Project Corpus Synthesis & Exact Differences Across Linked Routes (`#5810, #1424, #4777, #4782, #4804, #5809, #5816`)**:\n   - **Route `#392` Origin (`Return #5810`)**: Exhaustively swept $11\\#$ ($577$ offsets), $13\\#$ ($7{,}507$ offsets), and $17\\#$ ($127{,}627$ offsets) using the byte scanner `dprof.c`, but stopped at $d \\le 60$ for $19\\#$ and $23\\#$ because `dprof.c` required $\\sim 30$ CPU-hours at $19\\#$.\n   - **Route `#113` Rescue (`Return #1424`, accepted/verified)**: Proved the **Exact Two-Class Lift Criterion** — $\\max_{0 \\le k < p} G_{\\tau + k \\cdot x\\#}((x\\cdot p)\\#)$ equals the longest circular window in $\\mathbb{Z}/x\\#\\mathbb{Z}$ whose level-$x$ survivors $A_{x,\\tau}$ occupy at most $2$ residue classes mod $p$. Applied to $17\\# \\to 19\\#$ over $255{,}255$ level-$17$ offsets, `#1424` found $\\max G_d(19\\#) = 258$ (`cover = 257`) attained by $128$ full-period level-$19$ witnesses projecting onto $64$ level-$17$ classes all having $G_{d \\bmod 17\\#}(17\\#) = 108$ (`cover17 = 107`), with least witness $260{,}354$. However, `#1424` computed only the *lifted maximum* per mod-$17\\#$ class; it did **not** compute the $19\\#$ profile $d \\mapsto G_d(19\\#)$ ($2{,}424{,}922$ offsets), did not classify witnesses by $d \\bmod 6$ or $\\text{sig}(d)$, and did not measure $\\text{rank}(G_2(19\\#))$, the $19\\#$ histogram, or signature-family spreads. Our Gate `C09` cross-checks our $128$ full-sweep maximisers against `#1424`'s lift properties with $0$ discrepancies.\n   - **Routes `#331` & `#332` (`Returns #4777, #4782, #4804, #5809, #5816`)**: `#4777` and `#4782` measured $17\\#$ exhaustively (`profile_17.csv`, $255{,}255$ rows), but at $19\\#$ relied on a **stratified sample of $9{,}338$ offsets** (reporting raw quantile $0.6928 \\pm 0.0051$ and $z_d$-quantile $0.1725 \\pm 0.0042$), while `#4804` and `#5816` reported the normalisation-free within-twin-class quantile at $17\\#$ ($0.3139$), $23\\#$ ($0.1750$ sampled), and $29\\#$ ($0.0646$ sampled) — leaving $19\\#$ unmeasured in the within-class column.\n\n3. **What This Return Adds**:\n   - Supplies the **first exhaustive $19\\#$ profile census** ($2{,}424{,}922$ half-period / $4{,}849{,}845$ full-period even offsets), establishing pure-twin signature exclusivity ($\\gcd(d, 19\\#) = 2$) for all $64$ half-period ($128$ full-period) maximisers and proving computationally that $\\max_{3 \\mid d} G_d(19\\#) = 136 < G_2(19\\#) = 150 < h_2(19\\#) = 258$.\n   - Replaces `#4777/#4782`'s $19\\#$ sample estimates with exact population values ($q_{\\text{raw}} = 0.691866$, $q_z = 0.178309$, $q_{\\text{within}} = 25/108 = 0.231481$) and resolves `#5810`'s apparent sub-linear $3 \\mid d$ scaling via full-family $\\text{sig}=\\{2,3\\}$ vs $\\text{sig}=\\{2\\}$ ratios $0.5000 / 0.5355 / 0.5271$."},"research_route_id":392,"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/392 and return #5810. 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