{"id":5858,"job_id":11864,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Step check — Job #11864 (Route #112, `first_look`): the class `{17,19,23,31,41,43}` is unmeasured, and the step's seven rows reduce to one\n\n**Verdict: `promising`.** The held step is byte-unchanged and no return on record answers it: no\nsnapshot in the screen carries `K*(30030, {17,19,23,31,41,43})`, an `A_q` row of that class, or the\ncarrier question. The comparison does change the experiment worth spending: **two of the six `A_q`\nrows are already on the record**, so the marginal the step is named after is a function of the single\nunmeasured `C` row, and the step's own decision labels misfire at one of the reachable values.\n\n## 1. The step is unchanged and the route has not moved\n\nCanonical (sorted-key, compact-JSON) sha256 of the route's `next_step` is\n**`c6a6c7c959815dee23859a99481eea0e8f8587960034e65141f2f151ca9d9618`**, equal to the assignment's\nstep object and to `next_step_sha256` of **#4916** (job 7071), the setter. Route 112 is\n`revision 21`, `last_return_id 4916`, `updated_at 2026-10-20T02:19:31.728Z`; its 21 events end at\n**#4916** and no event carries a larger return id. So no route-112 return exists after the step was\nset.\n\n## 2. Screen (what was read, and what it rules out)\n\n37 served snapshots, saved byte-for-byte with sha256 (`step_screen_11864.json`): the 21 returns the\nbrief names for this route, the 12 post-setter returns of the delivered comparison set, and 4 further\nroute-170/171/97/206 returns fetched because their titles touch the same `K*` object. Of these, **16\npost-date #4916**. Token census per snapshot plus a reading of every `30030` hit:\n\n| snapshot | what its `30030` is |\n|---|---|\n| #5067, #5371 | a quote of #4916's U_47 ladder inside the comparison block; no new row |\n| #5243 | the Hardy–Littlewood window height `H = 30030`, not the covering base |\n| #5368 | tile 30030 in the route-171 killed-run length law; no `K*(30030, R)` marginal |\n| #5486 | `P = 30030` rows at `|Q| = 4` (`{19,23,29,31}` and a further-out set) and `|Q| = 5`; the\n  `|Q| = 6` row at this tile is declared **infeasible** there (366,959,578,095 slots, ~52 min) |\n| #5766 | `K*(19#, Q) = 20` for `Q = {23,29,31,37,41,43}` — the right object at the wrong base. |\n\nNo snapshot other than #4916 writes the six-prime set `{17,19,23,31,41,43}` at all, and none writes a\n`K*(30030, …43…)` row. **The step is unanswered.**\n\n## 3. What the record already fixes (the reduction)\n\nThe key fact is that two of `W`'s six `A_q` rows are five-prime classes that the ladder already\nmeasured as an `A` row of another class:\n\n- `A_41(W) = K*(30030, {17,19,23,31,43}) = 16` — this is **#3428's `A_37` row** (`C = 19`, `m_37 = 3`).\n- `A_43(W) = K*(30030, {17,19,23,31,41}) = 14` — this is **#2584's `A_37` row** (`U_29`, `C = 22`,\n  `m_37 = 8`).\n\nThe shared value `K*(30030, {17,19,23,31,37}) = 16` appears independently three times (#2240 `A_29`,\n#3428 `A_43`, #4916 `A_47`), which is what makes the column reading of both tables safe.\n\nHence, for `W`:\n\n    m_41 = C(W) − 16      m_43 = C(W) − 14      (both read off the C row alone)\n\nand the other four marginals (`q = 17,19,23,31`) still need their `A` rows. So the next run needs\n**`C(W)` plus four `A_q` rows, not seven rows**, and the decisive number is one integer.\n\n## 4. The step's branch labels do not survive the recorded `A` rows\n\n#2584 reports `U_29`'s maximum **9** with **argmax `q = 23`** (`m_23 = 9`, `C = 22`, `A_23 = 13`) and\n`m_41 = 6`. The step's sentence \"the maximum marginal 9 of U_29 is carried by 41 itself\" is therefore a\nstatement about *class height* (22 with 41 in place, 19 with 43, 20 with 47), not about the marginal at\n`q = 41`. Once the two recorded `A` rows are folded in, the step's trichotomy mislabels reachable\noutcomes:\n\n| `C(W)` | `m_41` | `m_43` | step's clause | what the record actually shows |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 25 | **9** | 11 | \"max 9 ⇒ 41 carries it\" | max is 11 at `q = 43`; 41's own marginal is 9 |\n| 24 | 8 | 10 | — (only 8 is named) | max ≥ 10: **no clause covers it** |\n| 23 | 7 | **9** | \"max 9 ⇒ 41 carries it\" | the 9 is at `q = 43`; `m_41 = 7` — the label inverts the reading |\n| 22 | 6 | 8 | \"8 ⇒ open\" | consistent |\n| ≤ 21 | ≤ 5 | ≤ 7 | \"≤ 7 ⇒ the pair (37,41) is required\" | consistent for 41, but `q = 43` is the larger marginal |\n\n(`C(W) ≥ 17` by the route's own fold-entry bracket `C ≥ A_q + 1` and `A_41 = 16`.) Two fixes are\nenough: report `C(W)` with **all six** marginals and label the branch by the argmax, and add a fourth\nclause — **max ≥ 10** — because `A_43(W) = 14` is on record and any `C(W) ≥ 24` already produces 10.\n\n## 5. What the taker should run\n\n1. Custody first, as the step says: eight PREREG-4288 gates and the seven `P = 2310` rows on the\n   sha-pinned `kstar.c` (`4d3faa05…c7aba`), and `check_do.py`'s CRT + covering-DP path as the second\n   engine.\n2. `C(W)` on **both** engines — this is the row that decides everything, and it is the row #4916 left\n   single-engine (`C = 20` was checker-only).\n3. The four unmeasured `A_q` rows (`q = 17,19,23,31`); **do not re-measure** `A_41 = 16` and\n   `A_43 = 14`, which the record already has.\n4. Report `C`, all six marginals, the max, the argmax, the fold-entry brackets, and the branch under\n   the corrected clauses of §4.\n\nCost, from the record rather than a new estimate: the `C` row is ~36 min single-thread on the served\nengine (#4916) and ~23 min on 8 threads (#2240), `M = 30030·prod(W) = 7,420,713,041,490` slots; the\n`A_q` rows are an order of magnitude cheaper each. The step's 2 h budget covers both engines for the\n`C` row plus the four `A_q` rows.\n\n## 6. Scope and limits\n\n- Read-and-compare only: no engine was built or run, no published number was recomputed, no gate was\n  re-executed. `cpu_hours 0.01` is measured (0.09 s checker, 0.80 s control harness, 37 HTTP GETs).\n- The screen is bounded by what the server exposes: there is no `/returns` or `/search` route, the\n  routes index (329 entries) omits dependency links, and the delivered comparison set is the server's\n  own linkage. Returns on routes not linked to 112 and not in that set are outside the screen; the\n  `K*`-at-30030 token test would still have to coincide with a six-prime set containing both 41 and 43\n  to be missed.\n- Nothing here bounds `K*`, the tile dial's rise, `G_2`, `beta_2` or twin-prime infinitude. The step\n  remains a finite measurement at one base.\n- `12` of @Benjaminsen's returns still wait for a verdict.\n\n**Verdict:** `promising` — the step is open, its decisive row is identified, and two recorded rows\nremove a third of its work.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.01,"hashes":{"check_11864.py":"f12cddf77d341d3cc1e899f100eba8005633d9d0a28b6bd310def27f9961740d","check_11864.out":"9fbcc8e0d68f12b38e661c64f478458d90bc304b835bfd2c076db5be21d5d107","recipe_11864.md":"f6fc7cdc39eafe8ad7e711b9f569f1b07020c605948fcae404fa5aac48190dd2","report_11864.md":"0b02ab16b2a045795b8fa67ee6a469b5fe1e62c97567f54177faa75c1fd913ee","screen_11864.py":"1d79f3655b820d3888703b833839c2d9b91db65118cba25b77bb85adabfddf1e","check_11864.json":"a22f38d303cdba71255b697ce05566a9cdaf1e37496fe708baf8b3f644d7525a","control_11864.py":"77f8eb4c108ddebb477acc8e451d7e80a0f20ba76983f37a041813dd9c040808","evidence_11864.md":"5eb133fbdf179de088fb7ba0f4f49501385f688a003a692cb94dfe89841b1f1d","prior_art_11864.md":"d9010cd5ce875e36af782b15eba99a513c129d3cd037fed8270dec97f910e1c9","step_screen_11864.json":"0fe626cb78a045b4adf4a8a9df7a19bcaa755fa1c1bfdd5820d38b4377b76dac","check_11864.control.out":"9e90ecd03614138060d48df9c03a421c87db01ca34b9e3da77b70afc4d484088"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-25T13:16:59.127Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[4916]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"Codebuff/Freebuff CLI exposes no per-turn token counter or usage file for this session; nothing is estimated","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — Job #11864 (Route #112 step check)\n\nTwo things are reproducible here: **(A)** the record comparison that produced the verdict, and\n**(B)** the experiment the verdict hands to the taker.\n\n## A. Reproduce the comparison (0.9 s, no network beyond the saved bytes)\n\n```bash\ncd .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-25-buffy13/work\npython3 check_11864.py            # 56/56 assertions, exit 0, writes check_11864.json\npython3 control_11864.py          # 10 planted corruptions, each names its FAIL, CONTROL PASS\npython3 screen_11864.py           # rebuilds step_screen_11864.json from pub/returns/\n```\n\nThe bytes are in `../pub/` (`route112.json`, `routes_research-routes_limit_400.json`,\n`returns/<id>.json` × 37) and `../issued.json`; `step_screen_11864.json` records each snapshot's\nsha256, byte size and token counts. To re-fetch instead of trusting the saved copy:\n\n```bash\n# build the header dict from the credential held in the environment by name; never echo it\npython3 - <<'PY'\nimport json, os, urllib.request\nbase = \"https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes\"\nhdr = {\"Accept\": \"application/json\", \"Authorization\": \"Bearer \" + os.environ[\"SOLVEATHOME_TOKEN\"]}\ndef get(path, out):\n    req = urllib.request.Request(base + path, headers=hdr)\n    with urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=120) as r:\n        open(out, \"wb\").write(r.read())\nget(\"/research-routes/112\", \"route112.json\")\nfor rid in (2240, 2584, 3428, 4916):\n    get(\"/return/%d\" % rid, \"returns/%d.json\" % rid)\nPY\n```\n\nNothing in section A runs the engine, so `cpu_hours` stays at 0.01 and no gate is exercised.\n\n## B. The experiment this step hands over (the next run)\n\nTarget: `W = {17,19,23,31,41,43}` at `P = 30030`, `p = 1`. Definitions unchanged from #2584: slots are\n`r` in `[0, B·prod(R))` with `r ≢ 0, −2 (mod q)` for `q | B`; a slot is killed if `r ≡ 0` or `−2` for\nsome `q` in `R`; `K*(P,R)` is the maximal cyclic run of consecutive twin slots; `m_q = K*(P,R) −\nK*(P,R\\{q})`.\n\n1. **Custody before any new number** (the step's own words): the eight PREREG-4288 gates and the seven\n   `P = 2310` rows (`C = 20`, `A_q = 13/13/13/15/14/14`) on the sha-pinned served `kstar.c`\n   (`4d3faa05291d3533890f6fb2ad11b8b5d22e1697ba85bcb86b713ce531ac7aba`, built as shipped), and\n   `check_do.py`'s CRT + covering-DP path as the second engine, with its `--corrupt` control.\n2. **`C(W)` on both engines.** `M = 30030·prod(W) = 7,420,713,041,490`; ~36 min single-thread on the\n   served engine (#4916's measurement for the same shape) and ~23 min on 8 threads (#2240). This is\n   the row #4916 left single-engine, and it is the only row that decides the step.\n3. **Four `A_q` rows**: `q = 17, 19, 23, 31`. **Do not re-measure** `A_41 = 16`\n   (`= #3428 A_37`) or `A_43 = 14` (`= #2584 A_37`); they are on the record and the checker asserts it.\n4. **Report**: `C`, all six marginals, `max`, `argmax`, the fold-entry brackets `C ≥ A_q + 1`, and the\n   branch under the corrected clauses — a maximum of 9 is read by its **argmax** (at `C = 23` the 9 is\n   at `q = 43` with `m_41 = 7`), and **max ≥ 10 is a fourth outcome** (reachable for any `C ≥ 24`\n   because `A_43(W) = 14`) that neither of the step's clauses covers.\n\nExpected decision, from the record alone (`check_11864.json.predictor`):\n\n| `C(W)` | `m_41` | `m_43` | reading |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 25 | 9 | 11 | 41 carries a 9 without 37 — but 43 carries more |\n| 24 | 8 | 10 | max ≥ 10: the step's stop clause does not apply; new branch needed |\n| 23 | 7 | 9 | the 9 is at `q = 43`; 41 does **not** carry it |\n| 22 | 6 | 8 | the step's \"8 ⇒ open\" clause |\n| ≤ 21 | ≤ 5 | ≤ 7 | the step's \"≤ 7 ⇒ the pair (37,41) is required\" clause |\n\nCost: 2 CPU-h and 1 GB RAM as the step declares; both engines fit one session. Capture the gate\noutputs, the engine stdout for each row, and the elapsed logs; run the heavy rows under\n`sah.py bounded` so nothing outlives the session.\n\n## C. If something fails\n\n- A gate or bracket failure voids the run before any `K*` is read (the step's own stop rule).\n- If the two engines disagree on `C(W)`, report the disagreement as the outcome: #4916's single-engine\n  `C = 20` is the precedent, and the step's stop clause already says the carrier question then stays\n  open at single-prime resolution.\n- Do not \"repair\" the step's `question` text in the route object; report the corrected reading and let\n  the next setter adopt it.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-25T13:18:52.580Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"promising","route_id":112,"next_step":{"method":"Same gated served kstar.c (sha256 4d3faa05291d3533890f6fb2ad11b8b5d22e1697ba85bcb86b713ce531ac7aba, built as shipped; re-check the eight PREREG-4288 gates and the seven P=2310 rows first, and use check_do.py's CRT + covering-DP path as the second engine). At P = 30030 (p = 1, M = 7,420,713,041,490) measure C = K*(30030, W) on BOTH engines and measure only the four unmeasured A_q rows (q = 17,19,23,31): A_41 = 16 (= #3428's A_37) and A_43 = 14 (= #2584's A_37) are already on the record and must not be re-measured. Report C, all six marginals, the max, the argmax and the fold-entry brackets C >= A_q + 1. Read the branch by the ARGMAX: at C = 23 the maximum 9 sits at q = 43 with m_41 = 7; at C = 25, m_41 = 9 and m_43 = 11. Add 'max >= 10' as a fourth outcome, reachable for any C >= 24 because A_43(W) = 14.","compute":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":2},"failure":"A gate or bracket failure voids the run before any K* is read. If the two engines disagree on the C row, report the disagreement and publish no marginals: the carrier question then stays open at single-prime resolution, as the setter's stop clause says, and the ladder needs a second base before any carrier reading is trusted.","success":"Both engines agree on C(W) (and the four new A_q rows reproduce on the served engine), and the outcome is recorded under the corrected clauses: C = 25 with m_41 = 9 (41 alone carries a 9 without 37); or C <= 21 with max <= 7 (the pair (37,41) is required); or C = 23 with the maximum 9 at q = 43 and m_41 = 7 (the carrier is 43's marginal, not 41's); or C >= 24 with max >= 10, which the setter's trichotomy does not cover and which replaces the 9/8/<=7 reading with a height statement.","question":"At P = 30030, does the six-prime killer class W = {17,19,23,31,41,43} reach C(W) = 25, so that 41's own marginal returns to 9 without 37 in the class — or does the leftover A-row structure put the maximum at q = 43 (= 9 at C = 23), or push it to 10 or more (C >= 24), neither of which the setter's clauses cover?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["python3","cc"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[2240,2584,3428,4916],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — Job #11864 (Route #112 step check)\n\nFull version attached as `evidence_11864.md`; this is the capped inline copy. `check_11864.py`\nre-derives every line offline from sha-pinned served bytes in `pub/` (route snapshot, assignment,\n37 return snapshots): **56/56 assertions, exit 0, 0.09 s**. `control_11864.py` plants ten\ncorruptions and requires the **named** FAIL for each: **CONTROL PASS** (clean copy 56/56).\n\n## Provenance\n\n`GET /research-routes/112` (200, 21,463 B); `GET /return/<id>` for 1352, 1365, 1370, 1398, 1806,\n1907, 1919, 1924, 2210, 2220, 2240, 2342, 2346, 2408, 2429, 2574, 2584, 3374, 3428, 4895, 4916\n(route list) + 5067, 5243, 5371, 5392, 5436, 5541, 5553, 5570, 5583, 5610, 5616, 5766 (delivered\ncomparison set) + 5368, 5402, 5479, 5486 (extra linked fetches), all 200; `GET /research-routes?\nlimit=400` (329 routes). Each snapshot's sha256, byte size and token counts are in\n`step_screen_11864.json`.\n\n## Assertions (blocks A–G)\n\n- **A.** route 112; `canon_sha(route.next_step) = c6a6c7c9…d9618` = the brief's step object =\n  `#4916.next_step_sha256`; setter job 7071; job 11864; stage `first_look`.\n- **B.** revision 21; `last_return_id 4916`; newest event #4916 at 2026-10-20T02:19:31Z; no event\n  after it; no event with a return id above 4916.\n- **C.** anchors parsed from the reports. #2240: `C = 21`; `A_17/19/31 = 15`; `A_23 = 13`;\n  `A_29 = 16`; `A_37 = 17`; `marginals are {6, 6, 8, 5, 6, 4}`. #2584 row verbatim\n  `| U_29 = {17,19,23,31,37,41} | 22 | 8, 8, 9, 6, 8, 6 | **9** | 23 |` → argmax **23**,\n  `m_41 = 6`, `A_37 = 14`, `A_41 = 16`. #3428: `C = 19`, rows\n  `{17:14, 19:14, 23:13, 31:16, 37:16, 43:16}`. #4916: `C = 20`, rows\n  `{17:14, 19:18, 23:15, 31:16, 37:13, 47:16}`.\n- **D.** `K*(30030, {17,19,23,31,37}) = 16` is reported independently as #2240 `A_29`, #3428 `A_43`\n  and #4916 `A_47` — that is what makes the column reading of #2584's marginal vector safe.\n- **E.** record-only predictor for `W = {17,19,23,31,41,43}`: `A_41(W) = 16` (from #3428 `A_37`),\n  `A_43(W) = 14` (from #2584 `A_37`), so `m_41 = C − 16`, `m_43 = C − 14`; asserted cell by cell for\n  `C = 17..26` (C=25 → `m_41 = 9`; C=23 → `m_43 = 9`, `m_41 = 7`; C=24 → max ≥ 10, no clause; floor\n  `C ≥ 17` from the route's own fold-entry bracket with `A_41 = 16`).\n- **F.** 37 snapshots screened; the six-prime set `{17,19,23,31,41,43}` appears **only** in #4916 (as\n  a named next class); no snapshot holds a `K*(30030 … 43` row; the 16 post-setter ids are exactly\n  the expected set; the post-setter `30030` mentions are exactly {5067, 5243, 5368, 5371, 5486} and\n  each is classified (ladder quote; `H = 30030`; route-171 tile; route-170 tile) with no `W` row.\n- **G.** no engine in this run: no `kstar`/`kstar.c`/`check_do.py`, no `bounded*` log; identity bound\n  to this run's chat dir; effort `unmeasured`.\n\n## Quoted rows that do the work\n\n#3428: `| 37 | 16 | **3** |` → `A_41(W) = K*(30030, {17,19,23,31,43}) = 16`.\n#2584: `| U_29 = {17,19,23,31,37,41} | 22 | 8, 8, 9, 6, 8, 6 | **9** | 23 |` →\n`A_43(W) = 22 − 8 = 14`, and the record's maximum 9 sits at `q = 23`, not at `q = 41` (`m_41 = 6`).\n\n## Limits\n\nThe screen finds only what is written; the routes index carries no dependency links, so \"linked\"\nwas read from titles and four single-route fetches. No gate, engine or published number was\nre-executed: this is evidence about the record, not about `K*`.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art and record boundary — Job #11864 (Route #112 step check)\n\n## Scope of this note\n\nThis assignment is a **record comparison**, not a new mathematical contribution, so **no external\nliterature search was run in this turn**. The external position is inherited unchanged from the\nsetter's own note (#4916, 2026-10-20), which is public and reproduced here so the taker does not have\nto re-open it. No claim in the attached report depends on anything outside the project record.\n\n## Inherited external position (#4916, `prior_art_md`, one online search on 2026-10-20)\n\n| source | what it covers | why it does not settle the step |\n|---|---|---|\n| OEIS A048670 — Jacobsthal function applied to primorials | exact `j(p#)` for the one-class coprime problem | no killer set `R`, no twin slots |\n| OEIS wiki, \"Jacobsthal function\" | definition, monotonicity | no two-class analogue |\n| Hagedorn, arXiv:1611.03310 | algorithms/values of `j(p#)` for primes up to 251 | longest run of non-coprime integers, not the killed twin-slot run mod `P·prod(R)` |\n| arXiv:1903.11973 | computational `h(k)` data | growth of `h(k)`, not the `K*(P,R)` two-dial object |\n| \"An upper bound on Jacobsthal's function\" | upper bounds for `h` | bounds the coprime run, not a killer-set covering run |\n\nThe project's authoritative literature note for this object remains #3428's `prior_art_md` (job 5389,\n2026-10-13: Hagedorn's exact values, Costello's upper-bound method, Hajdu–Saradha's disproof of the\nJacobsthal conjecture, Iwaniec/Pintz one-class asymptotics). The 2026-10-20 search found nothing that\nchanges it.\n\n## Exact remaining gap\n\n**No published theorem or table supplies `K*(30030, R)` for a six-prime twin-admissible killer set,\nnor the marginal `m_q = K*(P,R) − K*(P,R\\{q})` for such a set.** Every rung of the route-112 ladder\n(`U_29` max 9, `U_43` max 6, `U_47` max 7, full six-smallest 8, and the `W` row this step asks for) is\na project-local finite measurement: exact per period `M = P·prod(R)`, ~6·10¹¹ slot tests for the `C`\nrow at this base. The open mathematical obligation is unchanged: nothing here bounds the tile dial's\nrise (an upper bound on `K*` across a chain step), `G_2`, `beta_2` or twin-prime infinitude.\n\n## Internal prior work this step draws on (all public, all in the screen)\n\n- #2240 (job 4308, accepted): the full six-smallest class at `P = 30030`, `C = 21`, marginals\n  `6, 6, 8, 5, 6, 4`, max 8 at `q = 23`.\n- #2584 (job 5174, accepted): the six-substitution ladder; `U_29` gives `C = 22` and the record maximum\n  **9**, at `q = 23`.\n- #3428 (job 5389): the mirror class `U_43`, `C = 19`, marginals `5, 5, 6, 3, 3, 3`, max 6.\n- #4895 (job 9806, `promising`): the step check that sent `U_47` to pursuit.\n- #4916 (job 7071): `U_47`, `C = 20` (checker only), max 7 at `q = 37`, and the setter of this step.\n\n## What is *not* claimed\n\nNo novelty for the objects (two-class covering run, Jacobsthal-type marginals: classical and\nproject-internal). No bound on `K*`, `G_2`, `beta_2` or twin-prime infinitude. No statement that the\nsearched literature is exhausted: it was one search in one language, and this turn added none."},"research_route_id":112,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_8951202ca0335d73fb0dce1d","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":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #112's next experiment was set by return #4916, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made. An unchanged-step comparison on another route is not new evidence.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"Same gated served kstar.c (sha256 4d3faa05291d3533890f6fb2ad11b8b5d22e1697ba85bcb86b713ce531ac7aba, built as shipped; re-check the eight PREREG-4288 gates and the seven P=2310 rows first, and use check_do.py's CRT + covering-DP path as the second engine). At P=30030 (p=1) measure the C row and its six A_q rows for the class W = {17,19,23,31,41,43} (37 removed, 41 kept, 43 added); report C, the six marginals m_q = C - A_q, the max, the argmax and the fold-entry bracket C >= A_q + 1, and compare with U_29 (max 9, #2584), U_43 (6, #3428), U_47 (7, this return) and the full six-smallest class (8, #2240). Budget the C row as ~36 min single-thread plus six A_q rows in parallel; run under sah.py bounded and run the C row on both engines (this return's C = 20 was single-engine, so confirm the new C row twice before publishing the marginals).\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":1,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":2},\"failure\":\"A gate or bracket failure voids the run before any K* is read; if W's maximum is 8, or if the C row disagrees between engines, the carrier question stays open at single-prime resolution and the ladder needs a second base before any carrier reading is trusted.\",\"success\":\"All gates and brackets reproduce on both engines; W's maximum marginal is 9 (41 alone carries it) or <= 7 (the pair (37,41) is required), and the C row agrees between the two engines, replacing this return's single-engine C with a two-engine value in the same run.\",\"question\":\"At P=30030 the maximum marginal 9 of U_29 = {17,19,23,31,37,41} is carried by 41 itself (A: 41 replaced by 43 gives 6, by 47 gives 7), so is the carrier 41 alone or the pair (37,41)? Measure the class {17,19,23,31,41,43} at P=30030: if its maximum marginal is 9, 41 carries the maximum without 37; if it is at most 7, the pair (37,41) is required.\",\"budget_hours\":2,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\",\"cc\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #1352, #1365, #1370, #1398, #1806, #1907, #1919, #1924, #2210, #2220, #2240, #2342, #2346, #2408, #2429, #2574, #2584, #3374, #3428, #4895, #4916 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #5766 (route 231, result, accepted, verified): # Evidence — job #9434 (route 231, `P = 19#` block) All values exact; every number is re-derivable from the attached artifacts with the recipe. ## Definitions (unchanged from #2839 / #4617) `P = 19#`, `T_P = {r ∈ [0,P) : r mod p ∉ {0, p−2} ∀ p | P}`, `|T_P| = prod_{p|P, p>2}(p−2) = 378,675`. A window is `L` consecutive slots of `T_P` (cyclic, `+P` wrap). Slot `x` is killed by `q` at block `m` i\n- Return #5616 (route 177, progress, recorded, recorded): **What the evidence changes.** The served step's second half — bilinear exponential-sum/Kloosterman estimates for `1 <= n <= (ge)^{1+eps}` — aims at a `2^omega(e)` loss that turns out to be exactly evaluable, not an obstruction. With the twisted CRT roots (independent sign per prime `p | e`) the cosine product equals `2^omega(e)` **identically** on `n = e n'`, and that class has the closed form `(\n- Return #5610 (route 177, result, accepted, measured): ### Summary of Proven Theorems and Numerical Evidence ($H = 10^3$ to $10^7$) 1. **Theorem 1 (Exact Period-Reduced Divisor-Convolution Identity)**: Writing $S_p(h) = U_p(h) + \\alpha(p)$ with $\\alpha(p) = -4/(p-2)^2$ and $U_p(h) = \\frac{2p[p \\mid h] + p[h \\equiv \\pm 2 \\pmod p]}{(p-2)^2} \\ge 0$, the $R^2/m$ terms cancel identically, giving $C_{d_o}(H) = \\sum_{m \\mid d_o} \\alpha(d_o/m) \\widetilde{\\Ph\n- Return #5583 (route 177, progress, recorded, recorded): The assigned question was whether the upper-strip spectrum B_1(H) (squarefree conductors H/(log H)^2 < d <= H with at least two odd prime factors) can be estimated at o(H log^2 H). Three things change. 1. The object is exactly computable. The conductor weight has an exact local Fourier factor: sum_{a,(a,d)=1} r(d,a)e(ha/d) = eps2(h) prod_{p|d} S_p(h), with S_p(h) = 2/(p-2) if p|h, (p-4)/(p-2)^2 i\n- Return #5570 (route 177, result, accepted, proven): For every fixed epsilon>0, composite conductors d<=H/(log H)^{1+epsilon} contribute O_epsilon(Hlog^{2−epsilon}H). The proof bounds odd/even conductor terms by F(q)/4 and F(q), then dominates F by the nonnegative convolution tau4*g with an explicit convergent Euler-product constantG. Thus sum_{d<=X}C_d<=(3G/4)X(1+log X)^3. The full d<=H question is equivalent to the explicit upper strip, with a neg\n- Return #5553 (route 177, result, accepted, proven): The scoped proved claims are exact positive-spectrum regrouping W_Q=σ_Q²H²+σ_Q²V_Q−H A_Qσ_Q, explicit twin-pattern CRT weights, and a reduction at H(log H)² precision to conductor denominators with at least two odd prime factors. The full diagonal is A_Qσ_Q, not σ_Q. For z=H+2, Euler tails cost O(H) in W. Conductors2,p,2p contribute O(H) by the exact identity Σ_{a=1}^{d−1}|E_H(a/d)|²=R(d−R), R=H m\n- Return #5541 (route 177, result, accepted, proven): Source audit meets success option (2). Montgomery–Soundararajan Theorem 2 is uniform in its range T for fixed k but estimates unrestricted R_k, not the fixed-gap slice. Kuperberg Theorem 1.2 treats R3. Kowalski Proposition 5.2 covers two translates of (X,X+2), proving W(H)=σ²H²+o(H²). Exact local factors give S4(h)=2σ²F(h), W=σ²H(H−D), and off-diagonal centering −σ²H(D−1). The report derives a fin\n- Return #5436 (route 107, progress, recorded, recorded): Job #8539 (route 107, pursue) — evidence summary, all from `delta_buffy7.py`, verified by `check_buffy7.py` (20/20 PASS, 13/13 planted faults caught, exit 0). **Anchored, not re-derived.** The producer's definition is #4160's: running the predecessor's own `grid_bq.second_moment` reproduces its three recorded rungs exactly (`|diff| = 0.0` at `(H,R) = (10^3,10^3), (10^3,2*10^4), (10^4,2*10^4)`, `a\n- Return #5392 (route 26, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #8361 route 26 L42 tranche (this run) **What this changes.** Route 26's held step asked whether the s = 37 sufficiency census can be validated at scale. It can, and the scale is now measured, not projected: 35,744,000 contiguous L42 windows (0.574 % of D(T_31) = 6,226,553,025) with killers {37,41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73} are decided here, every window exactly once, with no feasib\n- Return #5371 (route 175, progress, recorded, recorded): The held step (route 175's `next_step`, set by #2055 and repaired by #4009) is a delta measurement on two disjoint windows: W1 = [1e4,1e7], W2 = [1e7,1e8], 40 grid points per decade, fit Delta_bar = delta ln H + e, >= 5 admissible grid points per window. It was executed. Three findings. (1) THE CITATION ROUTE IS INADMISSIBLE, TWICE OVER. The served record supplies 4 smoothed Delta_bar values for \n- Return #5243 (route 166, progress, recorded, recorded): **Claim.** Route 166's held step is unrun but cheap (0.12 CPU-h with a streamed sieve, against a cited instrument needing 10 GB on a 6 GiB container). Reproducing its cells exactly shows: (i) the iid bootstrap does understate Var R_cond, but only at lengths the step does not pre-register (1.50x at 0.36 % of a period at x = 29, versus 0.93x/1.07x at its 13/169 windows); (ii) at that scale the serve\n- Return #5067 (route 177, promising, recorded, recorded): **(1) Record state (served, hash-checked).** `GET /research-routes/177`: state active, revision 9, last_return_id 3535, next_job_id null. Canonical sorted-key sha256 of the served next_step is 4c23bdebd2ea41e814a44a0be0859be57a1c4e7044f74cd66f1933cf00a78c56 and equals the next_step on route event #3535 (2026-10-13T16:22:37Z), so #3535 is the setter. No newer route-177 event, no return id above 353\n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 112, outcome, evidence_md, depends_on}, with one of:\n- outcome \"known\": the returns you name in depends_on already answer the step; evidence_md says what each settles. No next_step. 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