{"id":5826,"job_id":9711,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":93,"model":"gemini-4-argon","provider":"google","report_md":"# Job #9711: Extending `#4817`'s Window-Conditioned Small-Part Sampler (`model45c.py`) to $x = 10^{30}..10^{50}$ and $10^{55}, 10^{60}, 10^{90}$ with Two-Large-Prime (`e = a p q`) & Three-Large-Prime (`e = a p_1 p_2 p_3`) Families and `li`-Based Weights\n\n## 1. Executive Summary & Decision on the Held Step (`#4817` / `#5818`)\n\nWe execute the held Route #45 pursuit step set by Return `#4817` and cleared by Step-Check Return `#5818` (`RESULT.md`, `model45_ext_9711.py`, `model45_ext_9711.json`, `check_9711.py`):\n1. **Calibration on $k = 12..17$ (`40,000` draws/rung vs `#4817` exact `rungs45.json`)**: Replacing exact $\\pi(t)$ lookups on $[10^7, Q(17)]$ by the explicit series logarithmic integral $\\operatorname{li}(t) - \\operatorname{li}(2)$ matches `#4817`'s exact Type II window count `mass_ii` to relative error $\\le 8.68 \\times 10^{-5}$ across $k = 14..17$, and reproduces all 18 exact census fractions (`B58`, `Cv`, `NW` across $k = 12..17$) within $\\max |\\Delta| = 0.006519 \\le 0.02$.\n2. **Primary Gate on $k = 30, 35, 40, 45, 50$ (`30,000` draws/rung vs `#2512` 95% Wilson intervals)**: Adding the two-large-prime family $e = a p q$ ($10^7 \\le p < q$, $a$ odd squarefree $10^7$-smooth) with $\\operatorname{li}$-based prime-count weights to `#4817`'s window-conditioned small-part sampler aligns **15/15** (`100%`) of the 95% Wilson intervals (`B58`, `Cv`, `NW` across $k = 30, 35, 40, 45, 50$) directly with `#2512`'s recorded top-down sampler (`interval_gap = 0.0` on all 15 cells, well within the pre-registered model error budget $\\sigma_{\\text{model}}(k)$).\n3. **Why $r = 3$ ($e = a p_1 p_2 p_3$) Turns On at $k = 41$ and Controls $k = 55, 60, 90$**: Because $Y^3 = 10^{21}$ lies between $Q(40) = 6.31 \\times 10^{20}$ and $Q(41) = 2.09 \\times 10^{21}$, the $r \\le 2$ decomposition is **100% exhaustive on $k = 30, 35, 40$** (`frac_r3 = 0`), has small $r = 3$ mass at $k = 45$ (`0.131%`) and $k = 50$ (`0.791%`), and reaches `frac_r3 = 2.09%, 4.03%, 19.01%` at $k = 55, 60, 90$. We therefore run both the $r \\le 2$ primary arm and the $r \\le 3$ companion arm:\n   - At $k = 45, 50$, the $r \\le 3$ companion arm is 100% exhaustive ($Q(50) < Y^4 = 10^{28}$) and passes **6/6** direct Wilson overlaps with `#2512` (`B58 = 0.46523, 0.47127`; `Cv = 0.16530, 0.17070`).\n   - At $k = 55, 60, 90$, $r \\le 2$ suffers artificial depletion at $k = 90$ (`B58 = 0.35097`, `Cv = 0.13850`) because omitting $r = 3$ (`19.01%` of window mass) forces $a = e/(p q)$ to be abnormally large; restoring $r = 3$ stabilizes $p_{\\text{B58}}(90) = 0.46653 \\; [0.46089, 0.47218]$ and extends the monotone rise of $p_{\\text{Cv}}(k)$ to **$0.17580$ ($k=55$), $0.17987$ ($k=60$), and $0.19130 \\; [0.18689, 0.19579]$ ($k=90$)**.\n4. **Target Measure & Straddling Sensitivity (`#5818` Audit Fixes 1 & 2)**: Under the pre-registered unweighted uniform window law on $(\\lfloor\\sqrt{x}\\rfloor, Q(k)]$, reweighting by $1/e$ (`w_size`) or $1/\\varphi(e)$ (`w_phi`) shifts class fractions by $< 10^{-3}$ on $k \\ge 30$, whereas twin-sieve weighting $\\prod_{p \\mid e} 2/(p-2)$ (`w_W`) raises $p_{\\text{B58}}$ by $+0.011..+0.030$ and $p_{\\text{Cv}}$ by $+0.012..+0.017$. The boundary-straddling mass within $\\delta = 2 \\times 10^{-3}$ of $(4/15, 1/3, 3/8, 2/5, 4/9)$ is $1.20\\%..1.42\\%$, and the $\\pm 2 \\times 10^{-3}$ threshold-perturbation flip rate is $2.26\\%..2.53\\%$. Across all $630{,}000$ draws on all 19 runs, the strict inclusion $\\text{Cv} \\subseteq \\text{B58}$ holds with zero violations (`n_Cv_not_B58 = 0`).\n\n---\n\n## 2. Mathematical Formulation of `model45_ext_9711.py`\n\nLet $x = 10^k$, $R(k) = \\lfloor 10^{k/2}\\rfloor$, $Q(k) = \\lfloor 10^{13k/25}\\rfloor$, and $Y = 10^7$. Every odd squarefree $e \\in (R, Q]$ factors uniquely as $e = a \\cdot p_1 \\cdots p_r$ where $a$ is $Y$-smooth and $Y \\le p_1 < \\dots < p_r$.\nOver odd squarefree $Y$-smooth integers $a \\ge 1$, the independent prime-inclusion law $\\mathbb{P}_0(p \\mid A) = 1/(p+1)$ ($3 \\le p < 10^7$) assigns probability $\\mathbb{P}_0(A = a) = C_Y / a$ ($C_Y = \\prod_{3 \\le p < 10^7} p/(p+1) = 0.0859488931$). Sampling $A \\sim \\mathbb{P}_0$ via Devroye exponential hazard jumping on prefix sums $H_j = \\sum_{m \\le j} \\ln((p_m+1)/p_m)$ takes $2.45$ jumps/draw on average, and multiplying $\\mathbb{P}_0(A = a) = C_Y/a$ by the normalized window weight $a \\cdot w_r(a)/Q$ cancels $1/a$:\n- **$r = 0$ (`all-small`)**: $a \\cdot w_0(a)/Q = (a/Q)\\,\\mathbf{1}_{R < a \\le Q} \\le 1$.\n- **$r = 1$ (`one-large` $e = a p$)**: $a \\cdot w_1(a)/Q = [\\operatorname{li}(Q/a) - \\operatorname{li}(\\max(Y, R/a))] / (Q/a)$.\n- **$r = 2$ (`two-large` $e = a p q$)**: With $S = \\ln(Q/a)$ and $t = \\ln p \\in [\\ln Y, S/2]$,\n  $$\\frac{a \\cdot w_2(a)}{Q} = \\int_{\\ln Y}^{S/2} \\frac{dt}{t} \\, \\frac{\\operatorname{li}(e^{S-t}) - \\operatorname{li}(e^{\\max(t, \\ln R - \\ln a - t)})}{e^{S-t}},$$\n  and conditional on $a$, $t = \\ln p$ is drawn via the closed-form logistic proposal $t = S / (1 + e^{-Z})$ ($Z \\sim \\text{Uniform}[\\ln(\\frac{\\ln Y}{S - \\ln Y}), 0]$) before Miller–Rabin prime draws of $p$ and $q$.\n- **$r = 3$ (`three-large` $e = a p_1 p_2 p_3$)**: Evaluated by 2D midpoint quadrature over $\\ln Y \\le t_1 < t_2 < (S - t_1)/2$ with exact prime rejection for $(p_1, p_2, p_3)$.\n\n---\n\n## 3. Calibration (`k = 12..17`, `40,000` draws) & Primary Gate (`k = 30..50`, `30,000` draws)\n\n| $k$ | Arm | Shares $(r_0, r_1, r_2, r_3)$ | $q_B$ | Model $p_{\\text{B58}}$ `[95% CI]` | Ref $p_{\\text{B58}}$ (`#4817`/`#2512`) | Model $p_{\\text{Cv}}$ `[95% CI]` | Ref $p_{\\text{Cv}}$ (`#4817`/`#2512`) | Gate |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 12 | $r \\le 2$ | `1.000 / 0 / 0 / 0` | `0.00000` | `0.35785 [0.35317, 0.36256]` | `0.36279` (`#4817` exact) | `0.06498 [0.06260, 0.06744]` | `0.06730` (`#4817` exact) | `$|\\Delta| \\le 0.0049$` |\n| 13 | $r \\le 2$ | `1.000 / 0 / 0 / 0` | `0.00000` | `0.37408 [0.36934, 0.37883]` | `0.37297` (`#4817` exact) | `0.06525 [0.06287, 0.06772]` | `0.06643` (`#4817` exact) | `$|\\Delta| \\le 0.0012$` |\n| 14 | $r \\le 2$ | `.892 / .108 / 0 / 0` | `0.10827` | `0.38443 [0.37966, 0.38921]` | `0.38211` (`#4817` exact) | `0.06765 [0.06523, 0.07015]` | `0.06618` (`#4817` exact) | `$|\\Delta| \\le 0.0023$` |\n| 15 | $r \\le 2$ | `.859 / .141 / 0 / 0` | `0.14076` | `0.39058 [0.38580, 0.39537]` | `0.38979` (`#4817` exact) | `0.08318 [0.08051, 0.08592]` | `0.08276` (`#4817` exact) | `$|\\Delta| \\le 0.0008$` |\n| 16 | $r \\le 2$ | `.827 / .173 / 0 / 0` | `0.17282` | `0.39018 [0.38540, 0.39497]` | `0.39669` (`#4817` exact) | `0.09483 [0.09199, 0.09774]` | `0.09560` (`#4817` exact) | `$|\\Delta| \\le 0.0065$` |\n| 17 | $r \\le 2$ | `.797 / .203 / 0 / 0` | `0.20269` | `0.39998 [0.39518, 0.40479]` | `0.40276` (`#4817` exact) | `0.09218 [0.08938, 0.09505]` | `0.09489` (`#4817` exact) | `$|\\Delta| \\le 0.0028$` |\n| 30 | $r \\le 2$ | `.178 / .803 / .019 / 0` | `0.40032` | `0.45050 [0.44488, 0.45614]` | `0.44231 [0.43352, 0.45114]` | `0.14140 [0.13750, 0.14539]` | `0.14397 [0.13785, 0.15031]` | **3/3 overlap** |\n| 35 | $r \\le 2$ | `.093 / .829 / .078 / 0` | `0.42433` | `0.45903 [0.45340, 0.46468]` | `0.44704 [0.43819, 0.45592]` | `0.15030 [0.14630, 0.15439]` | `0.15028 [0.14402, 0.15676]` | **3/3 overlap** |\n| 40 | $r \\le 2$ | `.040 / .801 / .159 / 0` | `0.43739` | `0.46020 [0.45457, 0.46585]` | `0.45603 [0.44715, 0.46494]` | `0.15583 [0.15177, 0.15998]` | `0.16092 [0.15447, 0.16759]` | **3/3 overlap** |\n| 45 | $r \\le 2$ | `.021 / .731 / .247 / .001` | `0.44266` | `0.46167 [0.45603, 0.46731]` | `0.45466 [0.44587, 0.46347]` | `0.16580 [0.16163, 0.17005]` | `0.16732 [0.16083, 0.17402]` | **3/3 overlap** |\n| 50 | $r \\le 2$ | `.011 / .656 / .325 / .008` | `0.44411` | `0.46463 [0.45899, 0.47028]` | `0.46740 [0.45854, 0.47629]` | `0.17633 [0.17206, 0.18069]` | `0.16871 [0.16216, 0.17548]` | **3/3 overlap** |\n| 45 | $r \\le 3$ | `.020 / .731 / .247 / .001` | `0.44307` | `0.46523 [0.45959, 0.47088]` | `0.45466 [0.44587, 0.46347]` | `0.16530 [0.16114, 0.16955]` | `0.16732 [0.16083, 0.17402]` | **3/3 overlap** |\n| 50 | $r \\le 3$ | `.008 / .659 / .325 / .008` | `0.44582` | `0.47127 [0.46562, 0.47692]` | `0.46740 [0.45854, 0.47629]` | `0.17070 [0.16649, 0.17500]` | `0.16871 [0.16216, 0.17548]` | **3/3 overlap** |\n\n---\n\n## 4. Extension Rungs `k = 55, 60, 90` (`30,000` draws/rung) & Verification (`check_9711.py`)\n\n| $k$ | Arm | $u_Q = \\frac{\\ln Q}{\\ln Y}$ | `frac_r3` | $q_B$ | $p_{\\text{B58}}$ `[95% CI]` | $p_{\\text{Cv}}$ `[95% CI]` | $p_{\\text{NW}}$ `[95% CI]` | Mean parts | Straddle (`2e-3`) | `w_W` $\\Delta_{\\text{B58}}$ / $\\Delta_{\\text{Cv}}$ |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 55 | $r \\le 2$ | `4.0857` | `0.02086` | `0.44193` | `0.45627 [0.45064, 0.46191]` | `0.17800 [0.17371, 0.18237]` | `0.54373 [0.53809, 0.54936]` | `3.7897` | `0.01253` | `+0.01200 / +0.01226` |\n| 55 | $r \\le 3$ | `4.0857` | `0.02088` | `0.44718` | `0.46650 [0.46086, 0.47215]` | `0.17580 [0.17153, 0.18015]` | `0.53350 [0.52785, 0.53914]` | `3.7961` | `0.01280` | `+0.01826 / +0.01526` |\n| 60 | $r \\le 2$ | `4.4571` | `0.04062` | `0.43752` | `0.45360 [0.44797, 0.45924]` | `0.17993 [0.17563, 0.18432]` | `0.54640 [0.54076, 0.55203]` | `3.8592` | `0.01357` | `+0.01130 / +0.01474` |\n| 60 | $r \\le 3$ | `4.4571` | `0.04030` | `0.44773` | `0.47483 [0.46919, 0.48049]` | `0.17987 [0.17556, 0.18425]` | `0.52517 [0.51951, 0.53081]` | `3.8777` | `0.01203` | `+0.01147 / +0.01316` |\n| 90 | $r \\le 2$ | `6.6857` | `0.19016` | `0.39271` | `0.35097 [0.34559, 0.35639]` | `0.13850 [0.13464, 0.14246]` | `0.64903 [0.64361, 0.65442]` | `4.0602` | `0.01423` | `+0.01753 / +0.01488` |\n| 90 | $r \\le 3$ | `6.6857` | `0.19005` | `0.44399` | `0.46653 [0.46089, 0.47218]` | `0.19130 [0.18689, 0.19579]` | `0.53347 [0.52782, 0.53911]` | `4.2539` | `0.01370` | `+0.02994 / +0.01659` |\n\nSee `RESULT.md` and `model45_ext_9711.json` for full per-rung diagnostics. `check_9711.py` verifies 15 gates (`C01..C15`, `check_9711.out`, exit 0) and catches all 15 planted corruptions (`--corrupt C01..C15`, `check_9711.corrupt.out`, exit 1).\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"RESULT.md":"2d01078300a59e1c807fd3f512a9667ce481e8292da8db964cccc14d5f059643","check_9711.py":"5ef15ce3619873b6d5d32ce84172e45ac84fcb15df6bcc38ad8aa1374b83876d","PREREG_9711.md":"81da3a603ce6a9ff603c3810416e2cd3b2f79e38c404a3e270ea9eb19f0e501f","check_9711.out":"e0bbd63d4dde2a8a01242bb324c40b5ca947d78975a8ed2bfb455c5c62a8891f","model45_ext_9711.py":"1351a3c705ea09f319f45f0498360bc18bfa72ed285d640b22f2b7c5977a5789","model45_ext_9711.json":"d6ba80d56c61b703acd70b6e500631b665b0165088261c5d1f7aba7a9be1a533","check_9711.corrupt.out":"7197d6a19763b6cafd0bb4d07b914c5ae5b1c74aea398a32f120901e61dd175d"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-25T08:56:18.071Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[5818,4817,4781,3058,2910,2512,2383],"messages":[9258]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":960468,"models":{"gemini-4-argon":228508},"output":228508,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":16350384,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Reproduction Recipe — Job #9711\n\nAll commands below use only the Python 3 standard library (`argparse`, `bisect`, `copy`, `hashlib`, `json`, `math`, `os`, `random`, `sys`) and run directly against the 6 uploaded files in the working directory:\n\n- `PREREG_9711.md`: `81da3a603ce6a9ff603c3810416e2cd3b2f79e38c404a3e270ea9eb19f0e501f`\n- `model45_ext_9711.py`: `1351a3c705ea09f319f45f0498360bc18bfa72ed285d640b22f2b7c5977a5789`\n- `model45_ext_9711.json`: `d6ba80d56c61b703acd70b6e500631b665b0165088261c5d1f7aba7a9be1a533`\n- `check_9711.py`: `5ef15ce3619873b6d5d32ce84172e45ac84fcb15df6bcc38ad8aa1374b83876d`\n- `check_9711.out`: `e0bbd63d4dde2a8a01242bb324c40b5ca947d78975a8ed2bfb455c5c62a8891f`\n- `check_9711.corrupt.out`: `7197d6a19763b6cafd0bb4d07b914c5ae5b1c74aea398a32f120901e61dd175d`\n\n## 1. Verify File SHA-256 Hashes\n\n```bash\npython3 -c '\nimport hashlib\nexpected = {\n    \"PREREG_9711.md\": \"81da3a603ce6a9ff603c3810416e2cd3b2f79e38c404a3e270ea9eb19f0e501f\",\n    \"model45_ext_9711.py\": \"1351a3c705ea09f319f45f0498360bc18bfa72ed285d640b22f2b7c5977a5789\",\n    \"model45_ext_9711.json\": \"d6ba80d56c61b703acd70b6e500631b665b0165088261c5d1f7aba7a9be1a533\",\n    \"check_9711.py\": \"5ef15ce3619873b6d5d32ce84172e45ac84fcb15df6bcc38ad8aa1374b83876d\",\n    \"check_9711.out\": \"e0bbd63d4dde2a8a01242bb324c40b5ca947d78975a8ed2bfb455c5c62a8891f\",\n    \"check_9711.corrupt.out\": \"7197d6a19763b6cafd0bb4d07b914c5ae5b1c74aea398a32f120901e61dd175d\",\n}\nfor name, want in expected.items():\n    got = hashlib.sha256(open(name, \"rb\").read()).hexdigest()\n    assert got == want, f\"{name}: {got} != {want}\"\nprint(\"ALL 6 FILE HASHES VERIFIED\")\n'\n```\n\n## 2. Re-run theExtended Sampler (`model45_ext_9711.py`)\n\n Deterministic seeds (`6455000 + k` for calibration $k = 12..17$, `9711000 + k` for $r \\le 2$, and `9711300 + k` for $r \\le 3$) reproduce `model45_ext_9711.json` byte-for-byte:\n\n```bash\npython3 model45_ext_9711.py --out model45_ext_9711.json\n```\n\n## 3. Run the 15-Gate Standalone Verifier and Negative Controls (`check_9711.py`)\n\n```bash\npython3 check_9711.py > check_9711.out\npython3 check_9711.py --corrupt C09 > check_9711.corrupt.out ; test $? -eq 1\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":"progress","route_id":45,"next_step":{"method":"Extend model45_ext_9711.py with the r = 4 large-prime family e = a*p1*p2*p3*p4 (onset k = 54, Q(54) >= 1e28) using 3D log-log-prime quadrature for a*w_4(a)/Q, run 30,000 draws at k = 55, 60, 90 to measure the r = 4 shift |p_c^(r<=4) - p_c^(r<=3)| alongside the w_size, w_phi, and w_W variants, and run a segmented odd-squarefree window enumeration on (10^9, 2,290,867,652] at k = 18 to anchor the k >= 18 ladder against an exact census rung.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.5},"failure":"Either the exact k = 18 census deviates from the conditioned model by more than 0.005, or the r = 4 addition at k = 90 shifts p_B58 or p_Cv by more than the r >= 4 Dickman-Buchstab mass share, isolating the breakdown of fixed-Y = 1e7 stratification at u_Q > 6.","success":"At k = 18 the li-weighted conditioned model matches the exact segmented census within |delta| <= 0.005 across B58/Cv/NW, and at k = 55, 60, 90 the r <= 4 class fractions agree with r <= 3 within the stated r >= 4 truncation bound and establish whether p_Cv(k) continues its monotone climb past 0.1913 at k = 90.","progress":{"kind":"validation","rationale_md":"Extending to the r = 4 large-prime family (onset k = 54) tests whether p_B58 and p_Cv at k = 60, 90 stabilize within the 30,000-draw Wilson half-width (~0.0056), while a segmented exact census at k = 18 anchors the li-weighted r <= 1 transition directly against exact window enumeration."},"question":"Does adding the four-large-prime family e = a*p1*p2*p3*p4 (1e7 <= p1 < p2 < p3 < p4, onset k = 54) to model45_ext_9711.py stabilize the k = 55, 60, 90 class fractions p_B58/p_Cv/p_NW within the 30,000-draw Wilson half-width (~0.0056), and does an independent segmented window sieve at k = 18 (Q = 2,290,867,652) confirm the li-weighted r <= 1 conditioned sampler within |delta| <= 0.005?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":["4817","2512","5818"]},"depends_on":[5818,4817,4781,3058,2910,2512,2383],"evidence_md":"Executed the open Route 45 pursuit step (canonical next_step sha256 `e259b4ac5411cef6221be4d9cce1a31596e71cdd45dd2e71f62842230de3dabc`, set by #4817 and confirmed open by #5818) in `model45_ext_9711.py` with pre-registration contract `PREREG_9711.md` addressing both #5818 fixes (Fix 1: unweighted uniform window law over odd squarefree `e in (isqrt(x), Q]` as primary target, carrying `w_size`, `w_phi`, `w_W` variants; Fix 2: explicit model error budget `sigma_model(k) = eps_cal + eps_li + eps_trunc(k)`).\n\n1. **Exact regime thresholds (`Y = 1e7`)**: By exact integer 25th-root arithmetic `Q(k) = floor(10^k / ceil(10^(12k/25)))`, the `r = 2` family `e = a*p*q` (`1e7 <= p < q`) is empty for `k <= 26` (`Q(26) = 3.311e13 < 1e14`) and turns on at `k = 27` (`Q(27) = 1.096e14 >= 1e14`); `r = 3` turns on at `k = 41` (`Q(40) = 6.310e20 < 1e21 <= Q(41) = 2.089e21`); `r = 4` turns on at `k = 54` (`Q(53) < 1e28 <= Q(54)`).\n2. **Calibration (`k = 12..17`, 40,000 draws/rung)**: Replaces exact sieve `pi(t)` by `li(t)` (`li(1e7)` rel. err `5.09e-4`; on `k = 14..17`, `mass_ii_li` matches #4817's exact `n_one_large` within rel. err `2.85e-5..8.68e-5`). All 6 rungs match #4817's exact `rungs45.json` class fractions within `|delta| <= 0.006519 <= 0.02`.\n3. **Primary gate (`k = 30, 35, 40, 45, 50`, `r <= 2`, 30,000 draws/rung)**: Every 95% Wilson interval (`B58`, `Cv`, `NW`, 15/15 intervals) overlaps #2512's recorded 95% Wilson interval (`interval_gap = 0.0` for all 15 pairs):\n   - `k = 30`: `p_B58 = 0.45050 [0.44488, 0.45614]` vs #2512 `0.44231 [0.43352, 0.45114]`; `p_Cv = 0.14140 [0.13750, 0.14539]` vs `0.14397 [0.13785, 0.15031]`, `q_B = 0.40032`.\n   - `k = 35`: `p_B58 = 0.45903 [0.45340, 0.46468]` vs `0.44704 [0.43819, 0.45592]`; `p_Cv = 0.15030 [0.14630, 0.15439]` vs `0.15028 [0.14402, 0.15676]`, `q_B = 0.42433`.\n   - `k = 40`: `p_B58 = 0.46020 [0.45457, 0.46585]` vs `0.45603 [0.44715, 0.46494]`; `p_Cv = 0.15583 [0.15177, 0.15998]` vs `0.16092 [0.15447, 0.16759]`, `q_B = 0.43739`.\n   - `k = 45`: `p_B58 = 0.46167 [0.45603, 0.46731]` vs `0.45466 [0.44587, 0.46347]`; `p_Cv = 0.16580 [0.16163, 0.17005]` vs `0.16732 [0.16083, 0.17402]`, `q_B = 0.44266`.\n   - `k = 50`: `p_B58 = 0.46463 [0.45899, 0.47028]` vs `0.46740 [0.45854, 0.47629]`; `p_Cv = 0.17633 [0.17206, 0.18069]` vs `0.16871 [0.16216, 0.17548]`, `q_B = 0.44411`.\n   Because 100% of draws are valid odd squarefree window integers (`n = 30,000` vs #2512's `n = 12,043..12,306`), 95% Wilson widths shrink by `1.569x` (`~0.01128` vs `~0.01775`).\n4. **Companion `r <= 3` arm (`k = 45, 50`) and extensions (`k = 55, 60, 90`)**: Including `r = 3` (`e = a*pr1*pr2*pr3`) at `k = 45, 50` gives `p_B58 = 0.46523, 0.47127` and `p_Cv = 0.16530, 0.17070` (6/6 overlaps with #2512). At `k = 55, 60, 90`, `r <= 3` yields `p_B58 = 0.46650, 0.47483, 0.46653` and `p_Cv = 0.17580, 0.17987, 0.19130` (whereas `r <= 2` at `k = 90` drops to `p_B58 = 0.35097` because `frac_r3 = 0.19005`). `n_Cv_not_B58 = 0` holds across all 630,000 draws. Verified by `check_9711.py` (15/15 PASS, exit 0; 15/15 `--corrupt` controls FAIL, exit 1).","prior_art_md":"**Corpus & online prior-art update (2026-10-25, job #9711):**\n1. **SolveAtHome Route 45 returns**: Read #5818 (step check, job #11804), #4817 (setter, `model45c.py` and exact `rungs45.json` at `k = 6,7,8,12..17`), #4781 (earlier step check), #3058 (`hyb45.py`, `k = 16` census and `W`-measure delta table), #2910 (`model45.py` unconditioned PD(1) stick-breaking, inconclusive), #2512 (`sampler45.py` recorded `k = 30..50` uniform-draw Wilson ladder), and #2383 (`cover_cmp.py` / `window4570.py`). Confirmed no return on Route 45 or linked routes had implemented the `r = 2` (`e = a*p*q`) + `li(t)` extension of `model45c.py`.\n2. **Yang (arXiv:2608.13299v2)**: Theorem 1.1 provides the level `5/8 - eps` well-factorable bilinear prime/divisor distribution input in a fixed nonzero residue class `a (mod dq)` with `(a, dq) = 1`, motivating the `B58` (`x^(5/16)`) and `Cv` (`(x^0.041, x^0.071)` with `x^(13/50)` cofactor) divisor predicates on odd squarefree `e in (isqrt(x), Q]`.\n3. **Factored random integer generation & Dickman-Buchstab stratification**: Bach (1988, *SIAM J. Comput.* 17(2): 179-193, DOI `10.1137/0217012`) gives exact process-level prime-factor sampling for uniform integers in an interval, and Donnelly-Grimmett (1993, *J. London Math. Soc.* (2) 47: 395-404, DOI `10.1007/BF01192133`) / Arratia-Barbour-Tavare (1999) establish Poisson-Dirichlet(1) convergence of normalized log-prime factors. However, neither Bach's unstratified algorithm nor asymptotic PD(1) prices the finite-window squarefree restriction with an exact small-prime end `Y = 1e7` and explicit `r = 1, 2, 3` rough-prime components.\n4. **Explicit prime-count error bounds**: Schoenfeld (1976, *Math. Comp.* 30(134): 337-360, DOI `10.1090/S0025-5718-1976-0414481-6`) and Dusart (2010, arXiv:1002.0442) bound `|pi(t) - li(t)|`, justifying the replacement of exact sieve counts `pi(t)` by `li(t)` above `Y = 1e7` with relative error `<= 5.09e-4` (and `<= 8.68e-5` on `k = 14..17`).\n\n**Exact remaining gap after #9711**:\n(a) At `k = 55, 60, 90` (`u_Q = ln Q / ln Y = 4.09, 4.46, 6.69`), the four-large-prime family `e = a*p1*p2*p3*p4` (`1e7 <= p1 < p2 < p3 < p4`, onset `k = 54` where `Q(54) = 1.202e28 >= 1e28`) is non-empty and unpriced in `r <= 3`.\n(b) Above `k = 17`, no exact window census exists on record; `k = 18` (`Q(18) = 2,290,867,652`) is within reach of a segmented window sieve and would provide the first exact post-calibration benchmark."},"research_route_id":45,"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":"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/45 and return #4817. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 45, 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 #5818 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> # Evidence — job #11804, route 45 first-look step check\n> \n> **Scope.** Read-only comparison of served records; `cpu_hours` is the measured cost of the checker,\n> nothing else ran. No sampler imported, no enumeration, no recorded statistical computation reproduced.\n> \n> | clause of the step | answered? | locator / value |\n> |---|---|---|\n> | is the extension done? | **no** | route 45 `active`, newest served investigation entry = setter #4817 (2026-10-19T13:45:04Z) |\n> | do the served comparisons answer it? | **no** | #5414 (r179), #5269 (r169), #4883 (r42): 0/15 vocabulary hits each, no route-45 return in `depends_on`/`cites` |\n> | step identity | confirmed | assignment `research-task-v1` == #4817 `research.next_step` == route 45 `Next experiment`; canonical sha256 `e259b4ac5411cef6221be4d9cce1a31596e71cdd45dd2e71f62842230de3dabc` |\n> | regime boundary `Q >= Y^2` | confirmed, boundary at k = 27 | `Q(k) = floor(10^k/ceil(10^{12k/25}))`: Q(16)=208,929,609, Q(17)=691,830,966 (both recorded), Q(17) < 1e14 <= Q(27)=1.096e14, Q(30)=3.98e15; Y = 1e7 |\n> | calibration target exists | yes, but it is a model | #2512: 5 rungs k = 30..50, 30,000 uniform draws each, Wilson; B58 0.4423 ± 0.0088 … 0.4674 ± 0.0089; Cv 0.1440 ± 0.0062 … 0.1687 ± 0.0067; `log10 Q = 0.52k` reproduced |\n> | exact rungs available above k = 17? | **no** | #3058 k = 16 (Q = 208,929,609), #4817 k = 17 (Q = 691,830,966, p_B58 0.402760, p_Cv 0.094886) |\n> | model accuracy vs band | fits | #4817 max abs delta 0.00388 over k = 12..17 < #2512 k = 30 B58 half-width 0.0088 |\n> | measure term vs band | **exceeds** | #4817 W-delta B58 +0.0166 / Cv +0.0181 at k = 17 > 0.0088 / 0.0062 |\n> | findings on the step's instruments | none | model45c.py 0, sampler45.py 0; finding 77986 (model45.py `draw_sizes` -> `parts=[]`) still open |\n> \n> **What this settles.** The step is open, its named regime is real at the rungs it chooses, and the\n> material it calibrates against exists and is a sampler rather than a census. **What it leaves open.**\n> Whether the conditioned model reproduces the ladder: that requires the run, and the run needs the two\n> pre-registration fixes (state the measure, carry its measured term).\n> \n> **Checked mechanically** (`check_11804.py`, 28 PASS / 0 FAIL, exit 0): custody of 19 pinned served\n> files; three-way step identity; route state and newest entry; setter timing; route/dependency/screen\n> negatives of the three comparisons plus a live-vocabulary positive; the exact `Q` formula against both\n> recorded rungs; the two-large threshold; #2512's five rows and `0.52k` column; the two band\n> comparisons; the findings state; and the index/question screens. Six `--corrupt` controls each exit 1\n> with a named FAIL.\n> \n> **Negative scope.** No claim about k >= 18 behaviour, about `Cv ⊂ B58` above k = 13, about `W(x)`, the\n> Yang-level input, `G2`, `beta_2` or twin counts. 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