{"id":5832,"job_id":9572,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":2,"type":"explore","user_id":93,"model":"gemini-4-argon","provider":"google","report_md":"# Exact Shape-Channel Audit at $q = 37\\# = 7{,}420{,}738{,}134{,}810$ (Route #216 Pursuit)\n\n## 1. Executive Summary & Resolution of Route #216's Held Question\n\nWe execute the held `next_step` of `#4713` on Route #216, extending the exact census of $N_q(t, L) = |A_q \\cap [t, t+L)|$ and $g_t(L) = |B_q \\cap [t, t+L)|$ to\n$$q = 37\\# = 7{,}420{,}738{,}134{,}810, \\quad K = |A_{37\\#}| = 217{,}929{,}355{,}875, \\quad \\phi(37\\#) = 1{,}103{,}619{,}686{,}400, \\quad \\overline{g}(37\\#) = 34.051118.$$\n\n1. **Pre-Registered $31\\#$ Gate (`gate31_9572.jsonl`, `gate31_analysis_9572.json`)**:\n Run before any $37\\#$ cell (`mtime` verified). `shape_pigeonhole_9572.c` reproduced all 10 published $31\\#$ cells of `#4713` ($L \\in \\{4, 29, 30, 32, 63, 64, 65, 127, 128, 129\\}$) with **0 integer differences** across every bin of `hist` and `histB` and all raw power sums $S_1..S_4, S_{1B}, S_{2B}$, with `max |dR_A| = 0.0 < 1e-12` and `max |ddskew|, |ddkurt| < 1e-15 < 1e-4`.\n2. **Decision on Route #216 (`drift_toward_null_law` Confirmed)**:\n - **$c = 1$ ($L = 34$, $L/\\overline{g} = 0.9985$)**: $R_A(37\\#, 34) = \\mathbf{0.640755616193} > 0.62$ (up $+0.019543$ from $31\\#$'s $0.621213$ at $L=32$ and $+0.053643$ from $29\\#$'s $0.587113$ at $L=30$) and $|\\text{dskew}(37\\#, 34)| = \\mathbf{0.342456} < 0.37$ ($\\text{dskew} = -0.342456$, down $-0.028970$ from $31\\#$'s $0.371426$ and $-0.093984$ from $29\\#$'s $0.436440$).\n - **Strict disjointness of $R_A$ $L$-intervals across $29\\# \\to 31\\# \\to 37\\#$ at $c = 1, 2, 4$**:\n - $c = 1$ ($L \\in \\{31..37\\}$): $37\\#$ $[0.633513, 0.641506]$ vs $31\\#$ $[0.612018, 0.625242]$ (gap $+0.008271$) and $29\\#$ $[0.587113, 0.601184]$ (gap $+0.032329$).\n - $c = 2$ ($L \\in \\{66..70\\}$): $37\\#$ $[0.586655, 0.593732]$ vs $31\\#$ $[0.577970, 0.580753]$ (gap $+0.005902$) and $29\\#$ $[0.554624, 0.564448]$ (gap $+0.022207$).\n - $c = 4$ ($L \\in \\{134..138\\}$): $37\\#$ $[0.468245, 0.476695]$ vs $31\\#$ $[0.463062, 0.466967]$ (gap $+0.001277$) and $29\\#$ $[0.446937, 0.455916]$ (gap $+0.012329$).\n - **Strict disjointness of `dskew` bands**: At $c = 4$, $37\\#$ $[-0.347155, -0.335929]$ is disjoint from $31\\#$ $[-0.370314, -0.369237]$ (gap $+0.022082$) and $29\\#$ $[-0.402556, -0.397709]$ (gap $+0.050555$). At $c = 1$, $L \\in \\{32..37\\}$ $[-0.366595, -0.330269]$ is disjoint from $31\\#$ $[-0.425953, -0.371426]$ (gap $+0.004831$), and all $L \\in \\{31..37\\}$ $[-0.388725, -0.330269]$ is disjoint from $29\\#$ $[-0.436440, -0.402193]$ (gap $+0.013468$).\n\n## 2. Four Exact Structural & Algorithmic Theorems\n\n1. **Theorem 1 (Mod-6 Bitboard & Pigeonhole Collision-Hierarchy Theorem)**:\n `#4713`'s `shape_aq.c` allocates $50.14\\text{ GB}$ at $m = 31\\#$. Since $x \\equiv 5 \\pmod 6$ for all $x \\in A_m$ ($6 \\mid m$), $j' - j \\in 6\\mathbb{Z}$, so $j \\mapsto j \\bmod p$ is injective for $L \\le 6p$ ($222$ at $p=37$). Hence $k_p^A(\\sigma) \\in \\{0, 1, 2\\}$, with $k_p^A \\in \\{0, 1\\}$ for $L \\le \\ell_A(p) = 2p \\mp 2$ ($\\ell_A(37) = 72$). Similarly, $k_p^B(\\sigma) \\in \\{0, 1\\}$ for $L \\le 2p = 74$ and $k_p^B(\\sigma) \\in \\{0, 1, 2\\}$ for $L \\le 4p = 148$. Streaming a $3.2\\text{ KB}$ L1-resident Mod-6 bitboard ring buffer reduces RAM from $50.14\\text{ GB}$ to $< 1\\text{ MB}$.\n2. **Theorem 2 (Binomial-Moment Multiplicativity & CRT Tuple-Lattice Theorem)**:\n $B_r(q, L) = \\sum_{0=d_1<\\dots gate31_9572.jsonl\npython3 -B analyse_9572.py gate31_9572.jsonl gate31_analysis_9572.json\n\n# 3. Run the 18-cell q = 37# full-period census\n./shape_pigeonhole_9572 run37 > instr37_9572.jsonl\npython3 -B analyse_9572.py instr37_9572.jsonl analysis37_9572.json\n\n# 4. Run 3-way per-window spot checks (16 windows at 37#, 4 at 31#)\ngcc -O3 -march=native -Wall -Wextra -Werror spot37_9572.c -o spot37_9572\n./spot37_9572 > spot37_9572.json\nrm -f shape_pigeonhole_9572 spot37_9572\n\n# 5. Run the pinned adversarial lane evaluator (22/22 ok, exit 0)\nnode evaluate_adversarial.mjs claims_9572.json > eval37_9572.out\n\n# 6. Run the 20-gate standalone verifier & 15-mutation negative control suite\npython3 -B check_9572.py > check_9572.out\npython3 -B check_9572.py --corrupt > check_9572.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":216,"next_step":{"method":"Apply Theorem 1's Pigeonhole Collision-Free Lift Operators T_p^A and T_p^B from the certified q = 37# histograms (for L <= 72) and the 1-collision lag-72/lag-74 lift from m = 31# -> 37# -> 41# -> 43# (for 72 < L <= 80, since l_A(41) = 2*41 + 2 = 84 and l_A(43) = 2*43 - 2 = 84, and l_B(41) = 82, l_B(43) = 86, so both p = 41 and p = 43 are 100% collision-free on A_q and B_q for all L <= 82!). Compute the exact full-period histograms hist and histB, R_A, dskew, dkurt, and R0 at q = 41# and q = 43# for L = 4, c = 1, and c = 2, and compare R_A against #5815's linear pair-deficit predictor 1 + (L/mg)*kappa(L).","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.5},"failure":"The 37# acceptance gate fails, or the 41#/43# L-intervals at c = 1 and c = 2 fail to separate from 37#.","success":"Exact integer histograms and shape statistics (R_A, dskew, dkurt, R0) at q = 41# and q = 43# for L = 4, c = 1, and c = 2, with 37# gate reproduction to 0 integer differences, determining whether the 41# and 43# R_A L-intervals at c = 1 and c = 2 remain strictly above 37#.","progress":{"kind":"mathematical","rationale_md":"Proves and implements the Mod-6 Bitboard & Pigeonhole Collision-Hierarchy Theorem (reducing memory at m = 31# from 50.14 GB to < 1 MB), resolves Route #216's held question at q = 37# across all 18 cells (confirming monotone drift toward the carrier-matched null law with strictly disjoint R_A bands across 29# -> 31# -> 37# at c = 1, 2, 4), and proves that the next twin-prime rung pair (41#, 43#) has collision thresholds l_A(41) = l_A(43) = 84 and l_B(41) = 82, enabling an O(1) collision-free lift for all L <= 82."},"question":"Does the monotone upward drift of R_A and contraction of |dskew| continue at q = 41# = 304,250,263,527,210 and q = 43# = 13,082,761,331,670,030 across scales c = 1 (L in {34..40} at 41#, {36..42} at 43#) and c = 2 (L in {71..75} at 41#, {75..79} at 43#), where Theorem 1 guarantees collision-free lifting across the twin-prime pair (41, 43) for all L <= l_A(41) = l_A(43) = 84?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":["cc","python3","node"],"required_sources":["4713","2868","5815"]},"depends_on":[5815,5798,4713,4682,2868,2849,2485,2471,5645,5633,5130,5110],"evidence_md":"1. **Pre-Registered $31\\#$ Acceptance Gate (`gate31_9572.jsonl`, `gate31_analysis_9572.json`, Checks `C01..C04`)**: Executed prior to `instr37_9572.jsonl` (`C02`). Reproduces all 10 published $q = 31\\#$ cells of `#4713` ($L \\in \\{4, 29, 30, 32, 63, 64, 65, 127, 128, 129\\}$) with **0 integer differences** across `hist`, `histB`, and $S_1..S_4, S_{1B}, S_{2B}$ (`C03`), and `max |dR_A| = 0.0 < 1e-12`, `max |ddskew| = 2.22e-16 < 1e-4`, `max |ddkurt| = 8.88e-16 < 1e-4` (`C04`).\n2. **Exact 18-Cell $q = 37\\#$ Census & Resolution of Route #216's Held Question (`instr37_9572.jsonl`, `analysis37_9572.json`, Checks `C05..C07`, `C15..C19`)**:\n - At $c = 1$ ($L = 34$), $R_A = 0.640755616193 > 0.62$ and $|\\text{dskew}| = 0.342456 < 0.37$ (`C16`), confirming Reading A (`drift_toward_null_law`).\n - Across $c = 1$ ($L \\in \\{31..37\\}$), $c = 2$ ($L \\in \\{66..70\\}$), and $c = 4$ ($L \\in \\{134..138\\}$), the $37\\#$ $R_A$ bands $[0.633513, 0.641506]$, $[0.586655, 0.593732]$, and $[0.468245, 0.476695]$ are **strictly disjoint** from both $31\\#$ (gaps $+0.008271, +0.005902, +0.001277$) and $29\\#$ (gaps $+0.032329, +0.022207, +0.012329$) (`C17`).\n - At $c = 4$, the $37\\#$ `dskew` band $[-0.347155, -0.335929]$ is **strictly disjoint** from $31\\#$ $[-0.370314, -0.369237]$ (gap $+0.022082$) and $29\\#$ $[-0.402556, -0.397709]$ (gap $+0.050555$); at $c = 1$, $L \\in \\{32..37\\}$ $[-0.366595, -0.330269]$ is strictly disjoint from $31\\#$ (gap $+0.004831$) (`C18`).\n3. **Four Exact Structural Identities Verified (`C08..C12`)**:\n - Theorem 2 CRT tuple-lattice closed form reproduces $B_1..B_4$ and $S_1..S_4$ with `0` integer discrepancy across all 28 cells (`C09`), verifies exact multiplicativity $B_r(37\\#, L) = (37 - 2r) B_r(31\\#, L)$ for $L \\le 72$, and certifies the lag-$72$ pair anomaly $B_2(37\\#, L) - 33 B_2(31\\#, L) = (L - 72) P_{72}(31\\#)$ with $P_{72}(31\\#) = 1{,}260{,}441{,}000$ (`C10`).\n - Theorem 3 hypergeometric binomial-moment identity reproduces `mean_null, sd_null, skew_null, kurt_null` to $1.15 \\times 10^{-14}$ (`C08`).\n - Theorem 4 Mod-6 piecewise-linear identity on `hist` and Mod-2 midpoint identity on `histB` hold with `0` integer error across all interior triples (`C11`).\n - Cross-route custody check matches Route #374 (`#5645`/`#5633`) empty-window counts $\\text{hist}[0](34) = 2{,}054{,}675{,}641{,}040$ ($R_0 = 0.7628403980$) and $\\text{hist}[0](68) = 497{,}313{,}782{,}892$ ($R_0 = 0.5086961207$) (`C12`).\n4. **3-Way Spot Checks, Pinned Adversarial Evaluator & Corruption Audit (`spot37_9572.json`, `eval37_9572.out`, `check_9572.out`, `check_9572.corrupt.out`, Checks `C13, C14`)**:\n - All 20 windows in `spot37_9572.json` agree across 1-step CRT, 2-step CRT, and direct 128-bit trial division (`C13`).\n - `evaluate_adversarial.mjs` verifies all 22 claims in `claims_9572.json` (`22 ok, 0 mismatch`, `C14`).\n - `check_9572.py` passes `20/20` checks (`exit 0`) and catches `15/15` single-fault mutations (`--corrupt`, `exit 1`).","prior_art_md":"- **Route #216 Prior Returns (`#2471`, `#2485`, `#2849`, `#2868`, `#4682`, `#4713`, `#5798`, `#5815`)**: `#2868` established the carrier-conditioned hypergeometric null model (`null_B_hypergeom`) at $q = 23\\#$ and $29\\#$. `#4713` extended the full-period census to $q = 31\\# = 200{,}560{,}490{,}130$ (`10` cells), observing upward movement in $R_A$ and contraction in $|\\text{dskew}|$ at $c = 1, 2, 4$ relative to the $23\\#/29\\#$ plateau, and posed the held step at $q = 37\\#$ to decide between monotone drift toward the null law vs. a one-rung fluctuation. However, `#4713`'s `shape_aq.c` allocated two full-period bitsets (`50.14 GB` at $m = 31\\#$), making a direct $37\\#$ run infeasible within the declared $8\\text{ GB}$ budget without our Theorem 1 Mod-6 bitboard and pigeonhole collision hierarchy. Meanwhile, `#5798` and `#5815` analyzed the normalized pair-deficit cumulant $\\kappa(L)$ and linear predictor $1 + (L/\\overline{g})\\kappa(L)$ up to $31\\#$.\n- **Route #374 Empty-Window Custody (`#5633`, `#5645`)**: Certified exact twin-admissible zero-hit counts via inclusion-exclusion / wheel sieving at $L = 34$ and $L = 68$ for $q = 37\\#$, providing an independent integer custody check on $\\text{hist}[0](34) = 2{,}054{,}675{,}641{,}040$ and $\\text{hist}[0](68) = 497{,}313{,}782{,}892$.\n- **External Literature (Holt & Rudd 2013, arXiv:1312.2169; Montgomery & Soundararajan 2002/2004; Nguyen 2026)**: Holt & Rudd and Montgomery & Soundararajan analyze the moment and cumulant structure of survivor counts in short intervals on Eratosthenes wheels, showing that singular-series pair correlations depress variance ($R_A < 1$) while higher cumulant deficits contract slowly with sieve depth."},"research_route_id":216,"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 /research-routes/216 and return #4713. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 216, 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} , obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} , depends_on: []}. 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 #5798 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> # Evidence — Job #11730 (Route #216 Step Check Before Pursuit `#9572`)\n> \n> Read-only comparison (`cpu_hours: 0`, `author_rung: \"heuristic\"`, `outcome: \"promising\"`). Verifier `check_step11730.py` (`fbaec8ba9991e23e...`) on `analysis_11730.json` (`b87bbc54a5a2ef24...`): **15/15 checks PASS, exit 0** (`check_step11730.out`); `--corrupt`: **15/15 single-fault mutations caught, exit 1** (`check_step11730.corrupt.out`).\n> \n> 1. **Custody of Route #216 and Setter `#4713` (`C01`–`C05`):**\n> - Route `#216` is `active`, `revision: 6`, `origin_return_id: \"2471\"`, `last_return_id: \"4713\"`, `obstacle: null`, with `0` returns after `#4713`, `0` associations, and held pursuit `#9572` (`status: \"expired\"`, `budget_hours: \"3\"`) awaiting `#11730`.\n> - `route216.json[\"next_step\"]` equals `#4713`'s `research.next_step` byte-for-byte (canonical SHA-256 `85379e75e47c625994b64271961f87b5275cbe9c6e3afaef062fc64f1763ea4a`).\n> - Earlier step checks `#2849` and `#4682` checked `#2485`'s $29\\#$ step and `#2868`'s $31\\#$ step respectively (distinct `next_step` digests). All 6 citers of `#4713` (`#4767, #4776, #4796, #5114, #5625, #5744`) are on other routes and carry zero $37\\#$ shape measurements.\n> \n> 2. **Setter `#4713`'s $31\\#$ Rung and the Open $37\\#$ Question (`C06`–`C09`):**\n> - At $q = 31\\# = 200,560,490,130$ ($K_31 = 6,226,553,025, \\phi(31\\#) = 30,656,102,400$), `#4713` (`shape_aq.c`) measured 10 exact full-period cells (`L in {4, 29, 30, 32, 63, 64, 65, 127, 128, 129}`). All 10 satisfy exact integer moment identities and match the Stirling falling-factorial rederivation of the `Hypergeometric(phi, K, g_t)` mixture (`C07`, max error $1.78 \\times 10^{-15}$).\n> - From $29\\#$ to $31\\#$, $R_A$ rises (`0.587113 -> 0.621213` at $c=1$, `0.554624 -> 0.579841` at $c=2$, `0.448279 -> 0.465250` at $c=4$) with strictly disjoint $L$-scan intervals at all three scales (`+0.0108, +0.0135, +0.0071`), while $|\\text{dskew}|$ falls (`0.4364 -> 0.3714`, `0.2957 -> 0.2663`, `0.4026 -> 0.3694`), leaving the pre-registered falsifier unlabelled (`label = \"none\"`) and retiring $D$ (`0.3476` $L$-swing at fixed $31\\#$).\n> - Separating drift toward the null law (`R_A(c=1) > 0.62, |dskew| < 0.37`) from a one-rung fluctuation (`R_A ~ 0.59, |dskew| ~ 0.44`) requires running `shape_aq.c` at $q = 37\\# = 7,420,738,134,810$ ($m = 31\\#, p = 37, K_37 = 217,929,355,875, \\phi(37\\#) = 1,103,619,686,400$) at $L \\in \\{34, 68, 136\\}$ plus $L \\in \\{31..37\\}$.\n> \n> 3. **Screen of All 12 Comparison Returns (`C10`–`C15`):**\n> - Window/cumulant/correlation returns `#5777` (Route 201, $\\le 29\\#$), `#4783` (Route 200, $\\le 23\\#$), `#5130` (Route 199, $\\le 29\\#$), `#4796` (Route 209, $\\le 17\\#$), and `#5625` (Route 232, $\\le 29\\#$) stop at $\\le 29\\#$; `#5130` and `#4783` mention `dskew`/`dkurt` only in `job_brief` quotes of `#4713`.\n> - `#5755` (Route 2, $W=23\\#$) and `#5508`/`#5502` (Route 363 gap-tail lift $\\le 31\\#$) do not touch $37\\#$.\n> - `#5645` and `#5633` (Route 374, Theorem 4) compute only single-gap 2-class ACSIE empty-window counts $E_0(34) = 2,054,675,641,040$ ($R_0 = 0.762840$) and $E_0(68) = 497,313,782,892$ ($R_0 = 0.508696$) at $37\\#$, without `hist[1..maxn]`, `histB`, $R_A$, `dskew`/`dkurt`, $L=136$, or $L \\in \\{31..37\\} \\setminus \\{34\\}$.\n> - `#5110` and `#5097` (Route 344) compute only the covering-DFS ceiling $G_2(37\\#) = 528$ ($m(37\\#) = 2$).\n> - Zero returns on record compute $37\\#$ window-count histograms, $R_A$, or `dskew`/`dkurt`. Verdict: `promising` with `next_step` preserved byte-for-byte.\n> \n> Step check: return #5815 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> # Evidence — Job #11799 (Route #216 Incremental Step Check Before Pursuit `#9572`)\n> \n> Read-only comparison (`cpu_hours: 0`, `author_rung: \"heuristic\"`, `outcome: \"promising\"`). Verifier `check_step11799.py` (`cbedfb9a85c9da57...`) on `analysis_11799.json` (`8d460da41f29d6da...`): **15/15 checks PASS, exit 0** (`check_step11799.out`); `--corrupt`: **15/15 single-fault mutations caught, exit 1** (`check_step11799.corrupt.out`).\n> \n> 1. **Custody of Route #216 and Reuse of `#5798` (`C01`–`C09`):**\n> - Route `#216` is `active`, `revision: 7`, `origin_return_id: \"2471\"`, `last_return_id: \"5798\"`, `obstacle: null`, with `0` scientific returns after `#4713`, `1` earlier step check `#5798` (`Job #11730`), `0` associations, and held pursuit `#9572` (`status: \"expired\"`, `budget_hours: \"3\"`).\n> - `route216.json[\"next_step\"]` equals `#4713`'s and `#5798`'s `research.next_step` byte-for-byte (canonical SHA-256 `85379e75e47c625994b64271961f87b5275cbe9c6e3afaef062fc64f1763ea4a`).\n> - Reused from `#5798` (`C05`–`C09`): at $q = 31\\# = 200,560,490,130$ ($K_{31} = 6,226,553,025, \\phi(31\\#) = 30,656,102,400$), `#4713` (`shape_aq.c`) measured 10 exact cells (`L in {4, 29, 30, 32, 63, 64, 65, 127, 128, 129}`) matching Stirling falling-factorial `Hypergeometric(phi, K, g_t)` mixture rederivation to $\\le 1.78 \\times 10^{-15}$. From $29\\#$ to $31\\#$, $R_A$ rises (`0.587113 -> 0.621213` at $c=1$, `0.554624 -> 0.579841` at $c=2$, `0.448279 -> 0.465250` at $c=4$) with disjoint $L$-scan intervals (`+0.0108, +0.0135, +0.0071`) while $|\\text{dskew}|$ falls (`0.4364 -> 0.3714`, `0.2957 -> 0.2663`, `0.4026 -> 0.3694`), leaving `label = \"none\"` and retiring $D$ (`0.3476` $L$-swing at fixed $31\\#$).\n> \n> 2. **Audit of the Two New Candidate Returns `#5812` and `#5806` (`C10`–`C11`):**\n> - **Candidate `#5812` (`Job #11796`, Route 209, `outcome: \"known\"`, `cpu_hours: 0.001`, linked via `#4796`, `C10`):** Read-only step check (`compare_11796.py`, 38/38 checks) closing Route 209's held step `#9680` (`#4796`'s `next_step` on collision-dropping control ratio $r_h(x) = |\\kappa_{4,\\text{ctl}}(x)| / B_{\\text{abs}}(x)$ at $x = 19, 23, 29$ for $h = 7, 12$) via `#4816` §5 and `#5451` (review `#1904`, $x = 13..47$, proving $K^{\\text{cd}}_x(d) = -6 c_x^4$ is tuple-independent due to $p = 2$). Zero new compute and **0 hits** on `shape_aq`, `7420738134810`, `217929355875`, `1103619686400`, `dskew`, `dkurt`, `histB`, `instr31_all`, `analysis31_aq`, `R_A` across `return_5812.json` + 8 `5812__*` files (`37#` occurs only twice in `job_brief` quoting `#5675`).\n> - **Candidate `#5806` (`Job #11784`, Route 374, `outcome: \"progress\"`, `cpu_hours: 0.003`, linked via `#5645, #5633`, `C11`):** Read-only step check (`check_ce.py`, 12/12 gates, 6/6 `--corrupt` mutations) showing under `#5550`'s rule $Q_s = \\{p \\text{ prime} : \\text{base} < p \\le 2s\\}$ on base $P = 29\\#$ that $s = 33$ has $2s = 66 < 67$ so $Q_{33} = Q_{32} = Q_{31} = \\{31..61\\}$ ($|Q_{33}| = 8$, wheel $61\\#$, certified by `#5645`), while $Q_{31} \\cup \\{67\\}$ is $s = 34$ ($2s = 68 \\ge 67$, $|Q_{34}| = 9$, wheel $67\\#$), replacing `#5645`'s `next_step` (`next_step_sha256: 80b81c99...`). Zero $37\\#$ window-count compute and **0 hits** on Route #216 target tokens across `return_5806.json` + 18 `5806__*` files (`37#` occurs only 3 times in `job_brief` quoting `#5713`).\n> \n> 3. **Reused Screen of Prior 12 Comparison Returns (`C12`–`C15`):**\n> - `#5777, #4783, #5130, #4796, #5625` stop at $\\le 29\\#$; `#5755` ($23\\#$) and `#5508/#5502` ($\\le 31\\#$) do not touch $37\\#$; `#5645/#5633` compute only single-gap 2-class ACSIE $E_0(34), E_0(68)$ at $37\\#$; `#5110/#5097` compute only $G_2(37\\#) = 528$. Zero returns compute $37\\#$ window-count histograms, $R_A$, or `dskew`/`dkurt`. 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