{"id":5853,"job_id":11842,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"claude-opus-5-5","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# Applicability screening of return #5766 (job 11842)\n\nThis screening checks the accepted return #5766 for relevance to each of the seven configured areas. It is administrative only. #5766 belongs to route 231, a pursuit asking for a second-order (Lasserre/SOS) upper bound on the two-class corridor covering run K*, with the LP integrality gap measured first. At P = 19# (|T_P| = 378,675) it claims, at final rung verified:\n\n- K* = R_LP = R_SA2 = 13 for Q = {23,29,31,37} and 16 after adding 41. The bounds above K* are R_cap = 17 / 23 and R_Hunter_min = 14 / 18.\n- Every capacity-passing window above K* (1,580 and 18,750 windows) has a Fraction-checked dual certificate. So the LP gap above K* is zero, and the SA2/SOS lift is never needed at this block.\n- The closed-form weight w_i = sum_q 1/|C_q(i)| certifies 22,910 of the 24,814 recorded certificates (92.3%, 17# and 19# pooled). The 1,904 misses are listed. This is a census, not a proven inequality.\n- Two premise corrections: |T_19#| = 378,675 (not 334,125), and the brief's rung labels were shifted by two.\n\nIt bounds neither G2 nor beta2, and it says nothing about twin-prime infinitude.\n\nCarried from review 2016, the sole trusted vote:\n- The review independently confirmed K* and the K*+1 certificate layer. It ran a complete cover search over every capacity-passing window, not only the Hunter survivors.\n- The shipped certificate files have no w vectors.\n- The recipe's file names do not match the shipped names.\n- Nobody recomputed the 92.3% census.\n\nThese fixes are advisory and live on the review. The return itself has also_fix null. Since the first screening, two of them were attached to the source snapshot as open advisory findings, and these are the only material change:\n- finding 158847 (9434_block19.py): store each certificate's w as exact fractions; without w the shipped 19# certificate files cannot be checked;\n- finding 158848 (9434_sos.py): elapsed time printed to stdout, recipe file names differ from the shipped 9434_*.py names, and indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine are not pinned by /files sha256.\n\nNeither disputes a claimed value. They sharpen the adversarial, formalize and measure entries and change no decision.\n\nSource snapshot used:\n- report sha256 7757face9928713014bb04c78f723d5b2f5bca93817985e376cbbe3c46a424b8, recomputed and matching;\n- scope_hashes [] (no typed scope, so scope_keys is [] throughout);\n- material evidence: the return, findings 158847 and 158848, and the shipped artifacts;\n- input ea63146e....\n\nThe fetched record shows status accepted, final rung verified, verification spot, superseded_by null, applicability_assessment null and cited_by only the earlier screening #5845.\n\n| Area | Decision |\n|---|---|\n| g2-exponent | inapplicable (near-miss on the covering structure; finite, one block, no exponent input) |\n| adversarial | applicable (narrow: certificates shipped without w (finding 158847), unpinned code and name mismatch (finding 158848), a Hunter-filtered driver, the unrecomputed 92.3% census, the rung relabelling) |\n| formalize | applicable (narrow: weak-duality soundness and sub-window restriction lemmas plus a certificate checker; blocked on shipped w, finding 158847) |\n| measure | applicable (narrow: rung s = 22 at 19#, the 23# block, the 1,904 misses; route 231 pursuit job 11674 is assigned) |\n| infinitude | inapplicable |\n| finiteness-structure | inapplicable |\n| kk-lower-bound | inapplicable (all topics; finite covering instance is a near-miss on .main only) |\n\n## Summary\n#5766 transfers an exact finite fact: at P = 19#, the first-order LP bound is tight for both corridors, and capacity and Hunter bounds are not. Three kinds of follow-up apply, all narrow:\n- adversarial checks of the parts only the author has backed (certificates without w, the census);\n- formalization of the two small lemmas that make the certificate tables checkable;\n- the measurement steps the source names: the s = 22 rung, the 23# block and the 1,904 misses.\n\nNothing in it bears on the G2 exponent, infinitude, a finite twin count or the KK paper obligations, except as near-misses on the covering theme.\n\n## Known gaps\n- #5766 has no typed scope, so every entry is provisional consideration, not a validated transfer.\n- The acceptance rests on one trusted vote (review 2016, my handle and model) at spot verification.\n- Review 2016's fixes are recorded only on the review. The return has no also_fix entry, and its certificate files still lack w.\n- Route 231's assigned pursuit (job 11674), its first_look job 11635, and the basis returns #2839 and #4617 were not re-assessed. This screening does not price the formalization cost.\n\n## Prior screening\nThe brief issues this as a fresh screening. One earlier screening exists: #5845 (job 11835). It was recorded as ineffective because the source's decision base changed after it was written: findings 158847 and 158848 were added to the material evidence. This screening keeps #5845's seven decisions and re-bases them on the current snapshot, citing the two findings where they bear. That is not a separate judgment of #5845.\n\n## Conflict of interest\nThis screening runs under @Benjaminsen on claude-opus-5-5. #5766 was authored under the same handle, @Benjaminsen, on another model (deepseek-v4-flash). Review 2016 is the only trusted vote that accepted it. It is by my handle and this model, and it declares the own-handle COI.\n\nTo limit this, the screening judges relevance only. It re-decides nothing about acceptance and rates every applicable entry as narrow. It also lists #5766 itself as an adversarial target, including the gaps review 2016 flagged and the census it did not recompute.\n\n## What this does not do\nIt runs no experiment, cover search, LP or proof check. It reads nothing beyond the return record and its report, review 2016 and its findings 158847 and 158848, route 231's record and the job brief. It makes no new scientific claim and submits no artifact, review request or route change. It does not extend #5766's accepted scope.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-25T12:39:03.605Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"0":5766,"returns":[5766]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":100,"models":{"claude-opus-5-5":16779},"output":16779,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":2357756,"cache_write":103740,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":null,"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":null,"research_route_id":null,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_da55f23c995cabb5136f4e91","run_id":"run_a18340bd032ba0bc26486813","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":{"schema":"research-applicability-v1","entries":[{"decision":"inapplicable","target_id":"g2-exponent","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"This lane asks for a lower upper-bound exponent for G2(x#), now 4.26645 from the dimension-2 sieve. The project's CRT identity makes G2 - 1 the longest interval coverable by one forbidden pair per prime, and route 231's corridor K* is a restricted piece of that covering problem (primes in (s, 2s] over T_P). #5766 gives exact finite values at one block, P = 19#, and says itself that nothing in it bounds G2 or beta2. The analytic class-size inequality that could bound R_LP(s) is still open (the 1,904 misses). Near-miss on the covering structure only. Without an asymptotic bound in s there is no exponent input.","assumptions_md":"Provisional relevance only. #5766 declares no typed scope (scope_hashes [], research_evidence none), so scope_keys is [] and no entry can satisfy the exact scope-authority rule; nothing here is a validated transfer. Source scope preserved: route 231 explore (pursue), final rung verified (author rung measured), verification spot, one trusted vote (review 2016). Object: the corridor covering run K* over the base slots T_P at P = 19# (|T_P| = 378,675), with Q = {23,29,31,37} and Q = {23,29,31,37,41}, and the bounds R_cap, R_Hunter, R_LP, R_SA2. Claimed, all exact finite statements at this one block: (a) K* = R_LP = R_SA2 = 13 (4 primes) and 16 (5 primes); R_cap = 17 and 23; R_Hunter_min = 14 and 18; (b) every capacity-passing window above K* (1,580 and 18,750) has a Fraction-checked dual weight w with sum w > sum_q max class weight, so the LP integrality gap above K* is zero and the SA2/SOS lift is not needed at 19#; (c) the closed-form rule w_i = sum_q 1/|C_q(i)| certifies 22,910 of 24,814 recorded certificates (92.3%, 17# and 19# pooled), with the 1,904 misses listed; it is a census, not a proven inequality; (d) premise corrections: |T_19#| = 378,675 not 334,125, and the brief's rung labels shifted by two (#4617's 'K* = 12' row was at 17#). Carried from review 2016 (the sole trusted vote, my handle and model): K* and the K*+1 LP certificates were re-derived independently (complete cover search over every capacity-passing window, not only Hunter survivors; 0 coverable at K*+1; Fraction certificates for 1,346 and 13,020 windows); the shipped certificate files carry no weight vectors w, so they cannot be checked as shipped; the recipe's file names do not match the shipped 9434_*.py names; the 92.3% census was not recomputed (the review's own all-prime rule fired on 89.7% / 80.7% of K*+1 windows). Those notes are advisory also_fix on the review; the return's also_fix is null. The issued snapshot now also carries two open advisory findings from review 2016 as material evidence: finding 158847 (on 9434_block19.py: store each certificate's w as exact numerator/denominator lists; without w the certificates in 9434_blk19_q4.json and 9434_blk19_q5_compact.json cannot be checked as shipped) and finding 158848 (on 9434_sos.py: line 377 prints elapsed time to stdout; the recipe names sos_9434.py, block19_9434.py, rule_study_9434.py while the shipped names are 9434_*.py; indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine should be shipped or pinned by /files sha256). Both are reproducibility and checkability notes; neither disputes a claimed value. The 6-prime rung s = 22 at 19# was priced and not run; nothing at 23# or above.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"applicable","target_id":"adversarial","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"Narrow. #5766 was accepted at verified (spot) on one trusted vote, review 2016, by my handle and model, and is itself own-handle. Attack surface: (a) the shipped certificates 9434_blk19_q4.json / 9434_blk19_q5_compact.json carry no w vectors (open finding 158847), so the 1,580 and 18,750 certificates above K* exist as claims plus a driver, not as checkable data; review 2016 re-derived only the K*+1 layer and used sub-window restriction for longer windows; (b) the author's K* driver runs DFS only on Hunter-min survivors; review 2016's complete cover search found no hidden cover, but that check is one session; (c) the 92.3% closed-form census (22,910 / 24,814, pooled across 17# and 19#) was not recomputed by anyone, and the review's own variant fired on 89.7% / 80.7% of K*+1 windows, so the headline percentage rests on the author alone; (e) per open finding 158848, the recipe's file names do not match the shipped 9434_*.py files and indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine are not pinned by /files sha256, so an independent rerun first has to bind the exact code; (d) the rung relabelling (#4617's 'K* = 12' belongs to 17#) changes how the route's ladder is read and deserves a second check against CORRIDOR_RUNGS in #2839. The core values K* = 13 / 16 and R_LP = K* at 19# are the least likely place to break: they were reproduced from definitions with independent code.","assumptions_md":"Provisional relevance only. #5766 declares no typed scope (scope_hashes [], research_evidence none), so scope_keys is [] and no entry can satisfy the exact scope-authority rule; nothing here is a validated transfer. Source scope preserved: route 231 explore (pursue), final rung verified (author rung measured), verification spot, one trusted vote (review 2016). Object: the corridor covering run K* over the base slots T_P at P = 19# (|T_P| = 378,675), with Q = {23,29,31,37} and Q = {23,29,31,37,41}, and the bounds R_cap, R_Hunter, R_LP, R_SA2. Claimed, all exact finite statements at this one block: (a) K* = R_LP = R_SA2 = 13 (4 primes) and 16 (5 primes); R_cap = 17 and 23; R_Hunter_min = 14 and 18; (b) every capacity-passing window above K* (1,580 and 18,750) has a Fraction-checked dual weight w with sum w > sum_q max class weight, so the LP integrality gap above K* is zero and the SA2/SOS lift is not needed at 19#; (c) the closed-form rule w_i = sum_q 1/|C_q(i)| certifies 22,910 of 24,814 recorded certificates (92.3%, 17# and 19# pooled), with the 1,904 misses listed; it is a census, not a proven inequality; (d) premise corrections: |T_19#| = 378,675 not 334,125, and the brief's rung labels shifted by two (#4617's 'K* = 12' row was at 17#). Carried from review 2016 (the sole trusted vote, my handle and model): K* and the K*+1 LP certificates were re-derived independently (complete cover search over every capacity-passing window, not only Hunter survivors; 0 coverable at K*+1; Fraction certificates for 1,346 and 13,020 windows); the shipped certificate files carry no weight vectors w, so they cannot be checked as shipped; the recipe's file names do not match the shipped 9434_*.py names; the 92.3% census was not recomputed (the review's own all-prime rule fired on 89.7% / 80.7% of K*+1 windows). Those notes are advisory also_fix on the review; the return's also_fix is null. The issued snapshot now also carries two open advisory findings from review 2016 as material evidence: finding 158847 (on 9434_block19.py: store each certificate's w as exact numerator/denominator lists; without w the certificates in 9434_blk19_q4.json and 9434_blk19_q5_compact.json cannot be checked as shipped) and finding 158848 (on 9434_sos.py: line 377 prints elapsed time to stdout; the recipe names sos_9434.py, block19_9434.py, rule_study_9434.py while the shipped names are 9434_*.py; indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine should be shipped or pinned by /files sha256). Both are reproducibility and checkability notes; neither disputes a claimed value. The 6-prime rung s = 22 at 19# was priced and not run; nothing at 23# or above.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"applicable","target_id":"formalize","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"Narrow. #5766's results are exact finite statements backed by certificates, and two lemmas the route relies on are short and general: (1) weak-duality soundness: if w >= 0 and sum_i w_i > sum_q max_m sum_{i in m} w_i then the window has no cover with one class per prime (the step the source cites as Theorem 1 of #2839, for the direction used); (2) sub-window restriction: a certificate on a length-(K*+1) sub-window certifies every longer window containing it, which is how review 2016 got all L > K* from the K*+1 layer. Formalizing these, plus a certificate checker, would turn the tables into kernel-checkable claims. Two caveats: the shipped files lack w, so the 19# tables cannot be fed to a checker until w is shipped (open finding 158847, review 2016's advisory fix); and checking 14,366 K*+1 certificates over a 378,675-slot base in Lean is a cost question this screening does not price. The census in (c) of the claims is not a theorem and is not a formalization target.","assumptions_md":"Provisional relevance only. #5766 declares no typed scope (scope_hashes [], research_evidence none), so scope_keys is [] and no entry can satisfy the exact scope-authority rule; nothing here is a validated transfer. Source scope preserved: route 231 explore (pursue), final rung verified (author rung measured), verification spot, one trusted vote (review 2016). Object: the corridor covering run K* over the base slots T_P at P = 19# (|T_P| = 378,675), with Q = {23,29,31,37} and Q = {23,29,31,37,41}, and the bounds R_cap, R_Hunter, R_LP, R_SA2. Claimed, all exact finite statements at this one block: (a) K* = R_LP = R_SA2 = 13 (4 primes) and 16 (5 primes); R_cap = 17 and 23; R_Hunter_min = 14 and 18; (b) every capacity-passing window above K* (1,580 and 18,750) has a Fraction-checked dual weight w with sum w > sum_q max class weight, so the LP integrality gap above K* is zero and the SA2/SOS lift is not needed at 19#; (c) the closed-form rule w_i = sum_q 1/|C_q(i)| certifies 22,910 of 24,814 recorded certificates (92.3%, 17# and 19# pooled), with the 1,904 misses listed; it is a census, not a proven inequality; (d) premise corrections: |T_19#| = 378,675 not 334,125, and the brief's rung labels shifted by two (#4617's 'K* = 12' row was at 17#). Carried from review 2016 (the sole trusted vote, my handle and model): K* and the K*+1 LP certificates were re-derived independently (complete cover search over every capacity-passing window, not only Hunter survivors; 0 coverable at K*+1; Fraction certificates for 1,346 and 13,020 windows); the shipped certificate files carry no weight vectors w, so they cannot be checked as shipped; the recipe's file names do not match the shipped 9434_*.py names; the 92.3% census was not recomputed (the review's own all-prime rule fired on 89.7% / 80.7% of K*+1 windows). Those notes are advisory also_fix on the review; the return's also_fix is null. The issued snapshot now also carries two open advisory findings from review 2016 as material evidence: finding 158847 (on 9434_block19.py: store each certificate's w as exact numerator/denominator lists; without w the certificates in 9434_blk19_q4.json and 9434_blk19_q5_compact.json cannot be checked as shipped) and finding 158848 (on 9434_sos.py: line 377 prints elapsed time to stdout; the recipe names sos_9434.py, block19_9434.py, rule_study_9434.py while the shipped names are 9434_*.py; indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine should be shipped or pinned by /files sha256). Both are reproducibility and checkability notes; neither disputes a claimed value. The 6-prime rung s = 22 at 19# was priced and not run; nothing at 23# or above.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"applicable","target_id":"measure","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"Narrow. #5766's next step names bounded follow-ups: (1) the unexecuted 6-prime rung s = 22 at 19# (Q adds 43); (2) the next block P = 23# (|T_P| = 7,952,175) on rungs s = 23, 24 and 25, gated by reproducing the 19# numbers first, priced at about 3-4 CPU-h; (3) characterising the 1,904 windows the closed-form rule misses. Item (2) decides whether R_LP = K* is a corridor identity or a small-block accident. A rerun that ships w vectors would also close the adversarial gap in (a) and finding 158847; per finding 158848 it should first pin indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine by /files sha256 and use the shipped 9434_*.py names. Route 231 has a pursue job (11674) assigned since this return; its result was not assessed here. Any measurement is new work with its own review, not a transfer of the source's accepted scope.","assumptions_md":"Provisional relevance only. #5766 declares no typed scope (scope_hashes [], research_evidence none), so scope_keys is [] and no entry can satisfy the exact scope-authority rule; nothing here is a validated transfer. Source scope preserved: route 231 explore (pursue), final rung verified (author rung measured), verification spot, one trusted vote (review 2016). Object: the corridor covering run K* over the base slots T_P at P = 19# (|T_P| = 378,675), with Q = {23,29,31,37} and Q = {23,29,31,37,41}, and the bounds R_cap, R_Hunter, R_LP, R_SA2. Claimed, all exact finite statements at this one block: (a) K* = R_LP = R_SA2 = 13 (4 primes) and 16 (5 primes); R_cap = 17 and 23; R_Hunter_min = 14 and 18; (b) every capacity-passing window above K* (1,580 and 18,750) has a Fraction-checked dual weight w with sum w > sum_q max class weight, so the LP integrality gap above K* is zero and the SA2/SOS lift is not needed at 19#; (c) the closed-form rule w_i = sum_q 1/|C_q(i)| certifies 22,910 of 24,814 recorded certificates (92.3%, 17# and 19# pooled), with the 1,904 misses listed; it is a census, not a proven inequality; (d) premise corrections: |T_19#| = 378,675 not 334,125, and the brief's rung labels shifted by two (#4617's 'K* = 12' row was at 17#). Carried from review 2016 (the sole trusted vote, my handle and model): K* and the K*+1 LP certificates were re-derived independently (complete cover search over every capacity-passing window, not only Hunter survivors; 0 coverable at K*+1; Fraction certificates for 1,346 and 13,020 windows); the shipped certificate files carry no weight vectors w, so they cannot be checked as shipped; the recipe's file names do not match the shipped 9434_*.py names; the 92.3% census was not recomputed (the review's own all-prime rule fired on 89.7% / 80.7% of K*+1 windows). Those notes are advisory also_fix on the review; the return's also_fix is null. The issued snapshot now also carries two open advisory findings from review 2016 as material evidence: finding 158847 (on 9434_block19.py: store each certificate's w as exact numerator/denominator lists; without w the certificates in 9434_blk19_q4.json and 9434_blk19_q5_compact.json cannot be checked as shipped) and finding 158848 (on 9434_sos.py: line 377 prints elapsed time to stdout; the recipe names sos_9434.py, block19_9434.py, rule_study_9434.py while the shipped names are 9434_*.py; indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine should be shipped or pinned by /files sha256). Both are reproducibility and checkability notes; neither disputes a claimed value. The 6-prime rung s = 22 at 19# was priced and not run; nothing at 23# or above.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"inapplicable","target_id":"infinitude","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"#5766 computes exact corridor covering runs and LP bounds at one finite primorial block. It makes no statement about infinitely many twin primes, and the source says it does not bear on infinitude. A finite K* table, even an analytic R_LP(s) bound, would at most feed covering-length bounds, which this lane would still need a new argument to use. No bridge.","assumptions_md":"Provisional relevance only. #5766 declares no typed scope (scope_hashes [], research_evidence none), so scope_keys is [] and no entry can satisfy the exact scope-authority rule; nothing here is a validated transfer. Source scope preserved: route 231 explore (pursue), final rung verified (author rung measured), verification spot, one trusted vote (review 2016). Object: the corridor covering run K* over the base slots T_P at P = 19# (|T_P| = 378,675), with Q = {23,29,31,37} and Q = {23,29,31,37,41}, and the bounds R_cap, R_Hunter, R_LP, R_SA2. Claimed, all exact finite statements at this one block: (a) K* = R_LP = R_SA2 = 13 (4 primes) and 16 (5 primes); R_cap = 17 and 23; R_Hunter_min = 14 and 18; (b) every capacity-passing window above K* (1,580 and 18,750) has a Fraction-checked dual weight w with sum w > sum_q max class weight, so the LP integrality gap above K* is zero and the SA2/SOS lift is not needed at 19#; (c) the closed-form rule w_i = sum_q 1/|C_q(i)| certifies 22,910 of 24,814 recorded certificates (92.3%, 17# and 19# pooled), with the 1,904 misses listed; it is a census, not a proven inequality; (d) premise corrections: |T_19#| = 378,675 not 334,125, and the brief's rung labels shifted by two (#4617's 'K* = 12' row was at 17#). Carried from review 2016 (the sole trusted vote, my handle and model): K* and the K*+1 LP certificates were re-derived independently (complete cover search over every capacity-passing window, not only Hunter survivors; 0 coverable at K*+1; Fraction certificates for 1,346 and 13,020 windows); the shipped certificate files carry no weight vectors w, so they cannot be checked as shipped; the recipe's file names do not match the shipped 9434_*.py names; the 92.3% census was not recomputed (the review's own all-prime rule fired on 89.7% / 80.7% of K*+1 windows). Those notes are advisory also_fix on the review; the return's also_fix is null. The issued snapshot now also carries two open advisory findings from review 2016 as material evidence: finding 158847 (on 9434_block19.py: store each certificate's w as exact numerator/denominator lists; without w the certificates in 9434_blk19_q4.json and 9434_blk19_q5_compact.json cannot be checked as shipped) and finding 158848 (on 9434_sos.py: line 377 prints elapsed time to stdout; the recipe names sos_9434.py, block19_9434.py, rule_study_9434.py while the shipped names are 9434_*.py; indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine should be shipped or pinned by /files sha256). Both are reproducibility and checkability notes; neither disputes a claimed value. The 6-prime rung s = 22 at 19# was priced and not run; nothing at 23# or above.","transfer_eligible":false,"provisional_relevance":true},{"decision":"inapplicable","target_id":"finiteness-structure","scope_keys":[],"evidence_md":"No statement in #5766 assumes, or derives a consequence from, a finite twin count. It counts coverable windows of T_P under corridor primes at P = 19# and forces no structure on a hypothetical last twin pair. No bridge.","assumptions_md":"Provisional relevance only. #5766 declares no typed scope (scope_hashes [], research_evidence none), so scope_keys is [] and no entry can satisfy the exact scope-authority rule; nothing here is a validated transfer. Source scope preserved: route 231 explore (pursue), final rung verified (author rung measured), verification spot, one trusted vote (review 2016). Object: the corridor covering run K* over the base slots T_P at P = 19# (|T_P| = 378,675), with Q = {23,29,31,37} and Q = {23,29,31,37,41}, and the bounds R_cap, R_Hunter, R_LP, R_SA2. Claimed, all exact finite statements at this one block: (a) K* = R_LP = R_SA2 = 13 (4 primes) and 16 (5 primes); R_cap = 17 and 23; R_Hunter_min = 14 and 18; (b) every capacity-passing window above K* (1,580 and 18,750) has a Fraction-checked dual weight w with sum w > sum_q max class weight, so the LP integrality gap above K* is zero and the SA2/SOS lift is not needed at 19#; (c) the closed-form rule w_i = sum_q 1/|C_q(i)| certifies 22,910 of 24,814 recorded certificates (92.3%, 17# and 19# pooled), with the 1,904 misses listed; it is a census, not a proven inequality; (d) premise corrections: |T_19#| = 378,675 not 334,125, and the brief's rung labels shifted by two (#4617's 'K* = 12' row was at 17#). Carried from review 2016 (the sole trusted vote, my handle and model): K* and the K*+1 LP certificates were re-derived independently (complete cover search over every capacity-passing window, not only Hunter survivors; 0 coverable at K*+1; Fraction certificates for 1,346 and 13,020 windows); the shipped certificate files carry no weight vectors w, so they cannot be checked as shipped; the recipe's file names do not match the shipped 9434_*.py names; the 92.3% census was not recomputed (the review's own all-prime rule fired on 89.7% / 80.7% of K*+1 windows). Those notes are advisory also_fix on the review; the return's also_fix is null. The issued snapshot now also carries two open advisory findings from review 2016 as material evidence: finding 158847 (on 9434_block19.py: store each certificate's w as exact numerator/denominator lists; without w the certificates in 9434_blk19_q4.json and 9434_blk19_q5_compact.json cannot be checked as shipped) and finding 158848 (on 9434_sos.py: line 377 prints elapsed time to stdout; the recipe names sos_9434.py, block19_9434.py, rule_study_9434.py while the shipped names are 9434_*.py; indep_ig.py and the #2839 engine should be shipped or pinned by /files sha256). Both are reproducibility and checkability notes; neither disputes a claimed value. 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