{"id":5865,"job_id":11887,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job 11887 (explore, new route): the (D1) m-side sum is at its generic size — proposed route SRC-m\n\nAssignment: new route. No route id was issued; the return carries a `research.proposal`\n(`outcome: proposed`, `route_id` omitted). Everything below is measured or quoted; rungs are labelled.\n\n## What I did\n\n1. Read the closed-routes register (`research/OUTCOMES.md` §Closed routes, 2026-09-05 .. 2026-09-18),\n   the open questions (2 OPEN / 45 PARTIAL of 213) and route 337's current record. Five rows forbid\n   the obvious neighbours of any (D1) proposal (l^2/Parseval inside (6)+(7): refuted; (t,r,c)-local\n   Kloosterman structure: closed; R1 arithmetic input: refuted; Pascadi Cor 7.9: net 0 with the\n   obligation restated as a short-window mechanism; octave rebalancing: tested, impossible). I did not\n   propose any of them.\n2. Built the **pair-space split** of the linear m-side sum that #5863 measured, and ran a\n   **pre-registered test** of the mechanism I first wanted (an operator-norm bound over the pair\n   space). It **failed** — recorded as a result, not hidden.\n3. Measured, on the same 13 points plus a **negative control**, the statistic that discriminates\n   #5863's reading from the generic one: the square-root-cancellation ratio `r_src`.\n4. Drafted one route (**SRC-m**) that changes a specific ingredient of route 337's blocked step, with\n   its object, the step that would have to hold, the cheapest refuting check (already run once) and a\n   1-hour next experiment that decides it.\n\n## Claims and their rungs\n\n**(M1) measured, finite, exact split.** `sum_m K(m) = 1^T M 1` where `M_{h,h'} = sum_m u_h v_{h'}` is\nthe |H| x |H| pair kernel; relative error <= 8.7e-15 on all 17 computed points, and the port reproduces\n#5863's 13 published `|sum_m K|/Mdist` values to better than 5e-3. (Not new science; it is the object\nthe rest is about.)\n\n**(M2) measured, finite — the negative result.** Every norm over the pair space pays the |H|-loss:\noperator loss `|H| sigma_max/|sum_m K|` = 2.6 .. **30.4** with log-log slope **+0.48** against |H|;\nFrobenius loss slope **+0.99**; `|H| sigma_max/Mdist` up to **28.0**; the all-ones alignment decays to\n0.033. The pre-registered bars (s <= 5, slope <= +0.30, C <= 5) all failed. So the |H|-gap that #5863\nattributes to Cauchy-Schwarz in m is **intrinsic to the kernel's spectrum**, not an artefact of that\ninequality: no rearrangement of norms on the m-side buys the factor. Two supporting measurements: the\npair entries are at their generic incoherent size (`||M||_F/(2|H|sqrt(Mdist))` = 0.95 .. 1.50), and\npair-level phase coherence sits at the iid baseline (ratio 0.61 .. 2.48), with the only exact frequency\nresonance family `l2 h' = l1 h` present in the 4 corpus blocks (3.4% .. 17.3% of |K|) and absent from\nall 9 probe rungs.\n\n**(M3) measured, finite — the ambiguity this exposes.** On the same 13 points the ratio\n`r_src = |sum_m K|/(2|H|sqrt(Mdist))` is **0.55 .. 2.18** with slope **-0.11**, i.e. the measured value\nis the *generic incoherent size* to within a factor 2.2 and shows no growth in |H|. But all 13 points\nwere constructed at `Mdist ~ 2.86 |H|^2`, where `2|H|sqrt(Mdist) ~ 1.7 Mdist` — the generic size is\nitself Theta(Mdist) there. **The two readings of #5863's measurement are therefore numerically\nindistinguishable at the available points**, and they separate only off that shape.\n\n**(M4) derived-on-a-recorded-identity, conditional.** Substituting the generic per-class exponent into\n#5863's own ledger identity (`moment = per-class + 83/100`, `block = (moment + M + Q)/2`, M = 14/25,\nQ = 1/20): per-class `x^{14/25}` gives moment 139/100 and block **400/400** (zero margin, as #5863\nsays); per-class `2x^{17/50}` (the generic size at |H| = x^{3/50}, M = x^{14/25}) gives moment 117/100\nand block **356/400**, a margin of 44/400. Conditional on the generic size being the true one; it is\nnot a theorem and does not close the 7/400.\n\n**(C1) conjecture, the proposed route.** SRC-m: for every admissible block and every m-window with\n`Mdist >= |H|^2`, `|sum_m K| <= C (log x)^k |H| sqrt(Mdist)` with C absolute. At the route's exponents\nthis is a factor `x^{-0.22}` below Mdist, so it would give the block margin in (M4) instead of landing\nexactly on the demand.\n\n## The gap that remains, and why it is the honest one\n\n(M2) rules out the cheap version of (C1) on this object: since no norm beats |H|, the cancellation\nmust be *signed*, and the pair-phase data (M2's last two measurements) shows no structure to exploit\nat the pair level. So the proposal's weakest point is not the algebra but the premise: **is\n`Theta(Mdist)` the true scale at the route's exponents, or the shape artefact visible at\n`Mdist ~ |H|^2`?** That premise is decidable by lengthening the window at fixed |H| — one computation,\nno new theory. That is the next experiment, and its failure branch retires the route at this scope.\n\n## Proposed route (as submitted in `research.proposal`)\n\n* **Object.** The completed (D1) pair block's linear m-sum, `sum_m K(m) = 1^T M 1`, over the short\n  window `(M, 2M]`, `(m,c) = 1` — the object #5863 first measured; the route asserts its size, not its\n  norm.\n* **Step that would have to hold.** A signed bound `|1^T M 1| <= C (log x)^k |H| sqrt(Mdist)` for\n  `Mdist >= |H|^2` at the route's parameters (|H| = x^{3/50}, M = x^{14/25}, c = x^{19/20}), i.e.\n  square-root cancellation in the number |H|^2 of pair terms. It is not implied by any norm bound\n  (M2, measured), so it must come from the m-arithmetic: the pair phases are\n  `e_c(2(l2 h' - l1 h) mbar)` with `kappa = l2 h' - l1 h`, and a Weyl-differencing/dispersion step in m\n  of the `e_c(kappa mbar)` kernel is what the route buys.\n* **Cheapest refutation (already run once).** `r_src` on the 13 published points + the control: if\n  `r_src` grew with |H|, or the control failed to separate, the generic reading would be dead and\n  #5863's bounded-constant reading would stand. The control did separate (4.06 / 4.20 / 5.76 against\n  the 13-point band 0.55 .. 2.18), so the route survives its first check — but the check cannot\n  separate the *scale* question, which is the next experiment.\n* **Cost.** The measurement is 0.6 s single core; the deciding experiment is ~0.3 CPU-h and <= 2 GB.\n\n## Difference from the nearest work, stated exactly\n\nFrom **#5863** (same object, same 13 points, recorded measurements reused): #5863 normalises the\nlinear sum against Mdist and reads a bounded constant on a zero-margin demand; this route reads the\nsame numbers against the generic pair sum `2|H|sqrt(Mdist)`, notes the two coincide at the available\nshape, and proposes the bound that would give margin. From **#5859** (second moment in m): that is a\nnorm, and (M2) prices the norm route at the |H|-loss. From **#11882** (in flight, frequency second\nmoment of `sum_r W_r S(r)`): different variable, complementary — if SRC-m holds, the frequency moment\nis not needed for the m-side rows. From the **closed l^2/Parseval row**: that row is Parseval in the\nt-variable inside (6)+(7) and is untouched by an m-variable signed estimate. From the **t-side\noperator-norm refutation** (prime q, Gram = q^2 I - q J): this route's matrix is the m-side pair kernel\nwith entries `sum_m u_h v_{h'}` over a short window, whose Gram has full rank and a decaying alignment\n(M2) — a different object with a different measured behaviour.\n\n## Files\n\n`pairspace_11887.py` (checker, exit 0; `--corrupt` exit 1 with named FAIL), `pairspace_11887.out`,\n`pairspace_11887.corrupt.out`, `pairspace_11887.out.json`, `evidence_11887.md`,\n`prior_art_11887.md`, `recipe_11887.md`.\n\n## Disclosures\n\nSetup identity `deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash`, effort **unmeasured** (sent as such). `cpu_hours 0.01`\nmeasured (0.6 s checker + HTTP reads); tokens **unmeasured**, never estimated. The search was web-only\nand English; Pascadi/Bagshaw/Baier were read at abstract/snippet level, not full text; the project\nrecord (closed rows) was read directly and is the authority on what was tried. One scoping bug of mine\n(the pre-registered statistics were first computed over all rows, control family included) was found\nand fixed before the recorded run; the verdict is unchanged either way. The control's |H| = 16 rung is\nan Mdist = 8 near-cancellation and is reported as it came out, not smoothed.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.01,"hashes":{"recipe_11887.md":"8c3d5c9447fbb2c631d18154dc7111b3e259cf42317a97947ed72e79d71fb9e4","report_11887.md":"97f448bf18cc3151110acf1a9128677f03575088fb6f1b646ab6a7983c07800a","evidence_11887.md":"b800d59cbd8a5f0c787d731fb1a8f22f34dc67bbcd9e3c0bc62fc987578da1ce","pairspace_11887.py":"f58959755230fe13091b4f4dd65de436ec2d5ad5c734d4c64c6be715bbae1429","prior_art_11887.md":"1d607992ad45fb121b9862c7419985134fb3275295f24432c6b7ba56b60f4492","pairspace_11887.out":"51c74a84251d94c3453d4d6b5ab7ef47ea6f87f4bf9013868457a64a46e14d20","transcript_11887.md":"e9dd4cc72f95bcf129eb485e000ef06fe5f9014b52d8016647508ae9a3467930","pairspace_11887.out.json":"9b4784459d6f70b912848039405a0086a942c35a62ffc4dce812bea7410264e1","pairspace_11887.corrupt.out":"f6463bad0232c735a2b18b95cb126f4b876765daf5c6d7ea2e5db33c608be3da"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-25T14:08:13.832Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":null,"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"codebuff/freebuff CLI: no token usage record for this session (no usage field in its chat records); never estimated","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Reproduction recipe — Job 11887 (pair-space test and SRC-m pre-check)\n\n## What it needs\n\nPython 3.11, **numpy 1.24.2** (the box's system numpy; no scipy needed), one core, < 200 MB, no\nnetwork, no external data. Runtime 0.6 s wall. Files: `pairspace_11887.py` only (self-contained; the\nkernel is re-implemented inside it, not imported).\n\n## Commands\n\n    python3 pairspace_11887.py                 # exit 0, validations PASS, mechanism verdict FAIL\n    python3 pairspace_11887.py --corrupt       # exit 1, names the V1 FAIL for all 13 points\n\n`--corrupt` perturbs the validation target (the 13 published values) and the operator statistic, and\nwrites to `pairspace_11887.corrupt.json` so it can never overwrite the clean `*.out.json`.\n\n## What the script does\n\n1. **Rebuilds the 13 published points of #5863** exactly as that return constructed them:\n   * 4 corpus blocks `B2, B3, B6, B7` with their recorded `(q, j, l1, l2, H, M, x)`\n     (`H = range(5,9)`, `range(9,17)`, `range(4,7)`, `range(9,17)`);\n   * 9 probe rungs at `|H| = 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64` with `l1 = near_prime(2.8|H|)`,\n     `l2 = next_prime(max(l1, round(2.8|H|)))`, `M = round(2.86|H|^2)`, `x = 10 * 2*l1*l2`.\n2. **Validates** by reproducing `|sum_m K|/Mdist` for all 13 (tolerance 5e-3 relative). This is the\n   only published target used; every other number is new.\n3. **Splits** the sum as `sum_m K = 1^T M 1` with `M_{h,h'} = sum_m u_h(m) v_{h'}(m)` and checks the\n   identity to 1e-9 (measured <= 8.7e-15).\n4. **Computes** on each point: `sigma_max(M)`, `||M||_F`, numerical rank, the operator loss\n   `|H|sigma_max/|sum_m K|`, the Frobenius loss, the all-ones alignment, the pair coherence\n   `|K|/sum|M_{h,h'}|` against the iid baseline `1/|H|`, the exact frequency-resonance family\n   `l2 h' = l1 h` and its share, and the square-root-cancellation ratio\n   `r_src = |sum_m K|/(2|H|sqrt(Mdist))`.\n5. **Runs a negative control**: the same construction with `Mdist` forced below `|H|^2`\n   (`Mdist = 4, 8, 16, 32` at `|H| = 8, 16, 32, 64`), where no cancellation is available. The statistic\n   must separate; it does at 3 of 4 rungs (4.06, 4.20, 5.76) with one Mdist = 8 outlier (0.015).\n\n## Acceptance\n\n* Clean run: **exit 0**; `V1` 13/13, `V2` <= 1e-9, `V3` 9/9 probes binding, `V4` rank = |H| at A >= 8,\n  `S4` trivial ratio <= 1; the `RESULT-*` lines print the pre-registered bars, whose **mechanism\n  verdict is FAIL** (that is the finding, not a broken check).\n* Corrupt run: **exit 1** with `FAIL V1 ... 5.187 vs 3.458` and the other 12 points named.\n\n## How to extend it to the deciding experiment (the route's next step)\n\nKeep everything, change only the window: for `|H| in (8, 16, 32, 64)` take\n`Mdist in {25, 100, 400} * |H|^2` instead of `2.86 |H|^2`, and record `r_src` and `|K|/Mdist` against\n`log Mdist`. Predicted separation: SRC-m keeps `r_src` flat (|slope| <= 0.15) while `|K|/Mdist` falls\nlike `Mdist^{-0.5+-0.1}`; the bounded-constant reading keeps `|K|/Mdist` flat (slope >= -0.15). The\nlargest rung is `Mdist = 400*4096 = 1.64e6` m-values at |H| = 64: build the `(Mdist, |H|)` arrays in\nnumpy in blocks and accumulate `U^T V` in float64 complex; expected ~0.3 CPU-h, <= 2 GB, < 100 MB disk.\n\n## Provenance\n\nThe kernel construction (`a_h`, `b_h`, the `2 l2 h mbar` / `-2 l1 h mbar` phases) is #5863's, itself\na verbatim port of `derive_9791.py` that #5859 verified against the symmetric F_RS form. The 13\n`|sum_m K|/Mdist` values come from #5863's §3 as published. Nothing in the closed-routes register is\nre-run; the script only touches the object #5863 introduced.","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":"2026-10-25T14:20:20.375Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"SRC-m: square-root cancellation of the (D1) m-side pair sum, with an explicit ledger margin","prior_art_md":"Searches, 2026-10-25, English, web-only (no MathSciNet/zbMATH, no full-text access):\n\"square root cancellation bilinear exponential sum over inverses modulo q short interval\";\n\"Bombieri Iwaniec double large sieve bilinear form short interval\"; \"incomplete Kloosterman sum short\ninterval below sqrt(q) trivial\".\n\nInspected (abstract/snippet level):\n- Pascadi, \"Non-Abelian amplification and bilinear forms with Kloosterman sums\", GAFA 2026,\n  DOI 10.1007/s00039-026-00746-0 (the project's arXiv:2511.08445v2, Thm 7.1 / Cor 7.9 / Cor 8.1).\n- Bagshaw, \"Bilinear forms with Kloosterman and Gauss sums in function fields\" (2024),\n  S1071579723001983; citing square-root cancellation over short intervals in function fields\n  (Duke 170 (2021) 997-1026).\n- Baier, \"The large sieve for square moduli, revisited\", arXiv:2503.18009v3, Prop. 12 (double large\n  sieve, bilinear form).\n- Bombieri-Iwaniec double large sieve (1986); Huxley, Asterisque 198-200 (1991) 165; Tao 254A Notes 3.\n- Korolev, Incomplete Kloosterman sums to prime power moduli, Bull. SANU 46, 73-92; Fouvry-Kowalski-\n  Michel on short sums of trace functions (both state the short-interval obstruction: worse than\n  trivial below sqrt(q), which is exactly this route's weakest step).\n\nProject record read directly: research/OUTCOMES.md section \"Closed routes\" (rows dated 2026-09-05 ..\n2026-09-18); route 337's record (state active, latest return #5863); /questions (2 OPEN, 45 PARTIAL\nof 213). Returns read: #5863 (the 13 measurements and the ledger identity), #5859 (kernel provenance\nand the |K|^2 partition), #714 (the (D1) obligation dossier).\n\nEarlier attempts and why they do not cover this step: #5863 measured Theta(Mdist) and normalised\nagainst Mdist; #5859 bounded the second moment in m; the closed 2026-09-16 row for l^2/Parseval is in\nthe *t* variable inside (6)+(7) (407/400 -> 519/400, no insertion point); the closed (t,r,c) row shows\nsum_t S(t,r;c)^2 = c phi(c) is r-blind; the t-side operator-norm row is a different matrix (prime q:\nGram = q^2 I - q J); octave rebalancing was tested and is impossible. Exact uncovered step: a signed\n(not norm) bound on the short m-window pair sum. No match for that statement was found; that is not a\nnovelty claim. Corpus: 13 constructed points, Mdist <= 5792, |H| <= 64.","uncertainty_md":"The weakest unproved step is the premise, not the algebra: that Theta(Mdist) at #5863's 13 points is a\nshape artefact (all of them sit at Mdist ~ 2.86|H|^2, where the generic size 2|H|sqrt(Mdist) is itself\nTheta(Mdist)) rather than the true scale at the route's exponents. The same 13 points are consistent\nwith both readings to within a factor ~2, so they cannot decide it.\n\nSecond: no norm on the m-side can supply the bound (measured here: operator slope +0.48, Frobenius\n+0.99, alignment 0.033), and the pair-level phase data shows no exploitable structure (coherence at\nthe iid baseline, ratio 0.61..2.48; the only exact resonance family l2h' = l1h carries 3.4%..17.3% in\nthe 4 corpus blocks and is absent from all 9 probe rungs). So SRC-m requires genuine signed\ncancellation in m, and the standard theory of incomplete Kloosterman sums gives nothing below sqrt(c)\n— the register's own line (\"below c/M the trivial bound already suffices\") points the same way.\n\nThird: the x^{17/50} -> 356/400 arithmetic is a substitution into a recorded ledger identity from 13\nconstructed points, not a theorem; the polylog in SRC-m is unspecified, and the constant 2 in the\nnormalisation is an amplitude convention (|a_h|, |b_h| <= 2), so the ratio is a trend, not a\ncalibrated constant. A computation at larger x could move the measured band without touching the\nmechanism either way.","contribution_md":"If SRC-m holds, the (D1) m-side row stops landing exactly on the demand and starts carrying margin.\n\nMeasured basis (this job, on return #5863's own 13 points plus a negative control): the linear m-sum\n`sum_m K = 1^T M 1` is at the *generic incoherent* pair size `2|H|sqrt(Mdist)` — the ratio\n`|K|/(2|H|sqrt(Mdist))` is 0.55..2.18 with log-log slope -0.11 against |H| — while every norm of the\npair kernel pays the factor |H| (operator loss 2.6..30.4, slope +0.48; Frobenius slope +0.99;\nall-ones alignment down to 0.033). So the |H|-gap #5863 attributes to Cauchy-Schwarz in m is intrinsic\nto the kernel, and only a *signed* estimate can produce the margin.\n\nSubstituted into #5863's recorded ledger identity (per-class = x^{14/25} -> moment 139/100 -> block\n400/400, zero margin), the generic exponent x^{17/50} = 2x^{3/50}x^{7/25} for 2|H|sqrt(Mdist) gives\nmoment 117/100 and **block 356/400**, a margin of 44/400. That is a change of ingredient, not a\nre-derivation: #5863 normalises against Mdist, this route normalises against the pair sum.\n\nDownstream use, labelled conjectural: a proven SRC-m with an absolute constant would move route 337's\nblock exponent off its zero-margin reading at the route's own exponents (|H| = x^{3/50}, M = x^{14/25},\nc = x^{19/20}), and would make job #11882's frequency second moment unnecessary for the m-side rows. It\ndoes not by itself close the 7/400, and it says nothing about the t-side dual windows the closed-routes\nregister leaves open."},"next_step":{"method":"Same kernel, same 4 corpus blocks, but new families at |H| = 8, 16, 32, 64 with Mdist in {25, 100, 400}*|H|^2 instead of 2.86|H|^2 (instead of a different |H|). Record r_src = |K|/(2|H|sqrt(Mdist)) and |K|/Mdist against log Mdist, and fit both slopes; keep this job's no-cancellation control (Mdist << |H|^2) as the negative control, and the 13 published points as the anchor. numpy float64, block the (Mdist, |H|) arrays and accumulate U^T V.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.3},"failure":"|K|/Mdist flat in Mdist (slope >= -0.15) at every |H|: #5863's bounded-constant reading stands, the generic reading is refuted as a scale statement, and this route should be recorded closed at this scope rather than extended.","success":"r_src flat in Mdist (|slope| <= 0.15) at every |H| AND |K|/Mdist falling like Mdist^{-0.5 +- 0.1}: the generic size is the true scale, SRC-m becomes the route's proof obligation, and the ledger margin is x^{0.22}.","question":"Is |sum_m K|/Mdist constant (bounded-constant reading, #5863) or does it fall like Mdist^{-1/2} (generic square-root-cancellation reading) when the m-window is lengthened at fixed |H|?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":["python3","numpy"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5863,5859,714],"evidence_md":"### 1. Validation (before any new number)\nRe-implementation of #5863's kernel reproduces its 13 published |sum_m K|/Mdist values, 13/13 within\n5e-3 relative. Pair-space identity `sum_m K = 1^T M 1`, M_{h,h'} = sum_m u_h v_{h'} with\nu_h = a_h e_c(2 l2 h mbar), v_h = b_h e_c(-2 l1 h mbar): relative error <= 8.7e-15 on 17 points. All 9\nprobe rungs are in the binding regime Mdist > sqrt(c); the pair kernel has full rank |H| at A >= 8.\n\n### 2. Pre-registered mechanism test (FAILED, recorded as a result)\nBars: operator loss s = |H|sigma_max/|sum_m K| <= 5 everywhere, log-log slope vs |H| <= +0.30,\nC = |H|sigma_max/Mdist <= 5, on the 13 #5863 points.\nMeasured: s = 2.59..30.35 (worst |H| = 64), slope +0.482, max C = 27.96, all-ones alignment\n0.033..0.385, Frobenius loss slope +0.988. Every bar failed. Supporting: pair entries are generic\n(||M||_F/(2|H|sqrt(Mdist)) = 0.95..1.50), pair coherence sits at the iid baseline 1/|H| (ratio\n0.61..2.48), and the exact resonance family l2h' = l1h carries 3.4%..17.3% of |K| in the 4 corpus\nblocks and 0% in all 9 probe rungs.\n\n### 3. The statistic that discriminates the two readings\nr_src = |K|/(2|H|sqrt(Mdist)) on the 13 points: 2.117, 2.181, 0.758, 1.104, 0.922, 1.160, 1.197,\n0.741, 0.663, 0.761, 1.429, 2.168, 0.548 -> range [0.548, 2.181], log-log slope vs |H| **-0.112**.\nAll 13 points sit at Mdist ~ 2.86|H|^2, where 2|H|sqrt(Mdist) ~ 1.7 Mdist, so both readings fit them.\nAt |H| = x^{3/50}, M = x^{14/25} the generic size is 2x^{17/50} = x^{0.34}, a factor x^{-0.22} below M.\n\n### 4. Ledger arithmetic on #5863's identity (conditional)\nmoment = per-class + 83/100 (from per-class = 14/25 -> moment = 139/100), block = (moment + M + Q)/2\nwith M = 14/25, Q = 1/20: per-class 14/25 -> 400/400 (zero margin); per-class 17/50 -> moment 117/100,\nblock 89/100 = **356/400** (margin 44/400).\n\n### 5. Negative control (the readings separate only off Mdist ~ |H|^2)\nMdist forced below |H|^2: |H| = 8, Mdist = 4 -> r_src 4.06; |H| = 16, Mdist = 8 -> 0.015 (outlier,\n|K| = 0.167 Mdist, tiny sample); |H| = 32, Mdist = 16 -> 4.20; |H| = 64, Mdist = 32 -> 5.76.\n\n### 6. 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