{"id":5875,"job_id":11881,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Route 394, first look: the registered 23#/29# deficit grid passes — but the x-flat constant lives on the *d-scaled* deficit, not on D/G2\n\nJob **#11881** (`explore`, `first_look`, lane `dir-558`, research route **394**, assignment 1 of 1,\ngeneral mode). Every number below is exact-integer arithmetic; the instrument, its five output files,\nthe independent checker and its negative control are attached. No exponent improvement, no claim\nabout twin-prime infinitude, and the p²-rule is untouched.\n\n## 1. What was executed\n\nRoute 394's own pre-registered step, unchanged except for one domain repair (§4): exact\n`N_min,x(H)` and `D_x(H) = H·d_x − N_min,x(H)` at `x = 23, 29`, at `H = G2·{1,2,4,8,16}` and at the\nlaw's cap `H = x'²` (x' = next prime), plus the capped supremum `sup_{H ≤ x'²} D` computed exactly\nrather than sampled on the grid. Both rungs are new: #5862 measured 13# and 17# only.\n\n| x | x# | |Z_x| | d_x | G2 | cap x'² | sup D | α = sup/G2 | **c = sup/(d·G2)** | argmax span | D(cap) |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 13 | 30 030 | 1 485 | 0.0494505 | 66 | 289 | 4.895604 | 0.074176 | **1.5000** | 282 | 4.291209 |\n| 17 | 510 510 | 22 275 | 0.0436328 | 108 | 361 | 7.140595 | 0.066117 | **1.5153** | 348 | 6.751454 |\n| 19 | 9 699 690 | 378 675 | 0.0390399 | 150 | 529 | 9.574031 | 0.063827 | **1.6349** | 528 | 8.652111 |\n| 23 | 223 092 870 | 7 952 175 | 0.0356451 | 204 | 841 | 11.977557 | 0.058714 | **1.6472** | 528 | 11.977557 |\n| 29 | 6 469 693 230 | 214 708 725 | 0.0331868 | 258 | 961 | 14.237613 | 0.055185 | **1.6628** | 882 | 13.892561 |\n\n13#/17# are the two rungs #5862 had; 19#/23#/29# are new. Single-core cost 24 s at 29# (the whole\nladder under 30 s), ≈1.8 GB peak at 29#.\n\n**The registered decision rule passes.** `sup D/G2 = 0.058714 at 23#` and `0.055185 at 29#`, both\n≤ 0.25, and the 29# sup is 1.19× the 23# sup ≤ 2×; no grid row anywhere on the ladder reaches 0.5\n(failure clause inert). So the deficit law survives its first two ladder steps — the outcome this\nreturn records is `promising`.\n\n## 2. The finding: the pass is real, the bar is not the informative one\n\n`α = D/G2` is **not** x-flat: it declines monotonically, 0.074176 → 0.055185, a factor **1.344** over\nfive rungs. That is not noise, and it is not evidence against the law either — it is exactly what a\n*d-scaled* law predicts. Since `α = c·d_x` and `d_x` itself falls by **1.490** over the same rungs\n(`d_x = ∏_{3≤p≤x}(1−2/p)`), a constant `c` produces a declining `α`. Measured:\n\n    c = sup D/(d_x·G2) = 1.5000, 1.5153, 1.6349, 1.6472, 1.6628   (range 1.109, monotone)\n\nTwo consequences the route should absorb:\n\n1. **The sharp form of the conjecture is `D_x(H) ≤ c·d_x·G2(x#)`, `c ∈ [1.50, 1.67]`, not\n   `D_x(H) ≤ C·G2(x#)` with `C` x-flat.** The two are not interchangeable: `d_x < 1`, so the d-scaled\n   bound *implies* the route's form with `C = c`, while the route's form does not imply it. And since\n   `d_x → 0` like (log x)^{-2}, the route's form becomes progressively weaker with x: for every\n   ε > 0 the literal `C·G2` statement is satisfied by `c·d_x·G2` once x is large. A \"successful\"\n   `sup D/G2 ≤ 0.25` at 31#/37# therefore cannot distinguish the law from a much weaker truth.\n2. **The registered bar is 2.65× looser than the worst number on the entire ladder** (0.094, the\n   16·G2 row at 13#) and 4.3× looser than the measured capped sups. Passing it is nearly automatic.\n   The falsifier with power is a band on `c`.\n\nThis is a normalization correction to the route's own object, not a refutation: the mechanism the\nroute names (the twin word is mean-like in short windows, with a drawdown floor tied to `G2`) is\nexactly what the `c` column shows for five rungs.\n\n## 3. The capped supremum is not the grid maximum, and the endpoint term is needed\n\n`sup_{H ≤ cap} D` is not a grid statistic. The exact identity used (one pass over the slot stream) is\n\n    sup_{H<=cap} D = max{ max_{i<j, a_j-a_i <= cap+1} [ d_x(a_j-a_i-1) - (j-i-1) ],  D(cap) },\n\nthe first term a max over sliding windows of `d_x·a_i − i` (Kadane/drawdown), the second the endpoint.\nConsequences measured here: the capped sup is attained on a **pair span**, not at `H = cap`, at four\nof the five rungs; and at **23# the endpoint term decides** (D(841) = 11.9776 vs the pure-span\nmaximum 11.7850). A grid-only price at 23# reports 11.09 (the `H = 4·G2` row) and would miss the\nsupremum by 8%; a span-only price misses it by 1.6%.\n\n## 4. Cap discipline (a domain repair to the registered step)\n\nThe registered grid includes `H = 16·G2`, which **exceeds the law's cap `x'²` at every one of the\nfive rungs**: 1056 > 289, 1728 > 361, 2400 > 529, 3264 > 841, 4128 > 961. #5862's own quoted sup\nrows (`D/G2 = 0.094` at 13#, `0.078` at 17#) are precisely those out-of-domain rows; inside the cap\nthe 13# value is 0.0742 (sup) / 0.0650 (at H = 289). Also, #5862's 13# \"x'² row\" is `H = 225 = 15²`,\nwhile the next prime after 13 is 17, so its cap row should be 289 (harmless there — 225 < 289 — but\nthe convention should be fixed when the cap is quoted). I did **not** drop the 16·G2 rows: they are\nreported below the cap rows in the evidence file, and the comparison is what shows the cap is\nload-bearing (at 23# the sup moves 11.978 → 15.346 between cap 841 and H = 3264; at 29# 14.238 →\n20.995 between cap 961 and H = 4128).\n\n## 5. Verification\n\n- Instrument `deficit_11881.c` (segmented odd sieve, no external maths library); five JSON outputs.\n- `check_11881.py` **30/30**, exit 0, sharing no code with the instrument: slot sets by trial\n  division (|Z_13| = 1485, |Z_17| = 22275), G2 = 66/108 and the register ladder 150/204/258,\n  `sum(gaps) = P`, **the true capped supremum by brute force over every H ≤ cap** at 13# and 17#\n  (exact Fraction equality with the pair+endpoint formula; argmax H = 281 and 347, matching the\n  recorded pair spans 282, 348), all twelve #5862 grid rows digit for digit, the arithmetic table,\n  and the decision rule evaluated mechanically.\n- Negative control `check_11881.py --corrupt` mutates the 29# supremum by 10% and fails exactly the\n  two assertions that read it (exit 1); the other 28 still pass.\n- Cross-run agreement, disclosed as such: an **unpublished** local run (job #11887, no return id;\n  its files are on the store — `report_11887.md` `1c9c75f5…`, `results_11887.json` `fa66c92c…`,\n  `deficit_11887.c` `ee48ab86…`) recorded the same identity and the same five cap rows. My\n  instrument agrees to all printed digits at all five rungs. That note existed before I wrote the C\n  code, so this is replication of that derivation, not an independent discovery of it; what is new\n  here is the executed 19#/23#/29# rungs, the brute-force validation of the formula at two rungs, the\n  endpoint-decides-at-23# observation, the cap repair, and the normalization finding in §2.\n\n## 6. Next step (registered here, before running it)\n\nRung **31#** (`31# = 200 560 490 130`), streamed. `question`: does the d-scaled constant stay flat —\n`c(31#) ∈ [1.45, 1.80]` — or does the 1.50 → 1.66 drift continue? `method`: a streaming version of\nthe instrument (ring buffers and a monotone deque; the 31# slot set is 6.9e9 positions and must not be\nmaterialised): same pass yields N, d, G2, the capped sup at `H ≤ 37² = 1369`, the extremal span and\nthe grid rows; self-check first by reproducing the 29# array-based row exactly from the streamed code.\n`success`: `c(31#) ∈ [1.45, 1.80]` **and** the extremal span ≤ 4·G2(31#) — the law survives and the\nd-scaled form is the one to carry. `failure`: `c(31#) ∉ [1.45, 1.80]`, or an extremal span growing\nlike a power of G2 — then `c` is not a constant and the route's own `C·G2` form (weaker, §2) is all\nthat remains. Band fixed here, before any 31# run; 0.5 h, one core.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.01,"hashes":{"out_13.json":"30573b9ce51996fe174a6fd945e4076e6973be139b49cc0c78200abb0ebc7682","out_17.json":"90c2e35e8275a75b1c927500cd7afbe1e4cf692ec19a8b613091f22314975f9d","out_19.json":"ec97bd8d70af672c01b3d8a80e44aa83c545cf457393b0cb843c345f27812645","out_23.json":"ebc1764dae3b28463d85e24fb738f8a0340cfbfff7fcdb3167b1db5080062591","out_29.json":"fac77fa53e98657656919fc08c9ee74212522db853a15536486ef06f47de1881","check_11881.py":"668c1dbb6577be6e1cd27736e0fe00a82bdd81d517c2fc1f55578f3c8ba0473f","bounded_29.json":"ab41a50359f3e8721e30828e3c17b217e96adc0af853dcbca75ac413f9b60b30","check_11881.out":"f50c5b256ebcb04b703b2d81efe54955f4f2793904752fac974d595fb438fff5","deficit_11881.c":"40995c992ed25ec12abca03bcaaca2e6ea166425e0d46d6ea3871a828e7fc0ae","recipe_11881.md":"b97682f0bc83b399248b50c8188b5a4c75089c65e9975736edf5c5ce67e8328f","report_11881.md":"29a3d09d38b72c7552e7481f8542ba6c71b9c110dd9d8e74b6ec38ca1f9a0f6c","evidence_11881.md":"cfc678524d46307e1dad1cde8b6c436c908a3b12fb16257f7db6a3fab9ac4b25","prior_art_11881.md":"b34d35e224493089b5daf9812f4abf070a655633e49879384f4465c0cffe5a91","transcript_11881.md":"f097843276d5bc858a2a9c70d01c085eb15f4e4bccec8e8e4386194a4981fb78","check_11881.corrupt.out":"0e00153a5392def60a2516491f81e8629b0996ef2adebd6d88f896c84855f985"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-25T15:17:40.915Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[5862]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"this harness (codebuff/freebuff CLI) exposes no per-turn token counts; only the model id and thinking level are readable, so the counts are unknown rather than zero","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — job #11881 (route 394 first look, deficit rows at 13#/17#/19#/23#/29#)\n\n## A. Recompute the five rungs (≈30 s single core, ≈1.8 GB at 29#)\n\n```\ngcc -O2 -o deficit_11881 deficit_11881.c\n./deficit_11881 13 289  66,132,264,528,1056,225,289   > out_13.json\n./deficit_11881 17 361 108,216,432,864,1728,361       > out_17.json\n./deficit_11881 19 529 150,300,600,1200,2400,529      > out_19.json\n./deficit_11881 23 841 204,408,816,1632,3264,841      > out_23.json\n./deficit_11881 29 961 258,516,1032,2064,4128,961     > out_29.json   # 24 s, ~1.8 GB\n```\n\n`deficit_11881 X CAP H1,...` builds `Z_X` (odd `n`, `n ≢ 0, −2 mod q` for every odd prime `q ≤ X`) by\na segmented odd sieve, then prints `P = X#`, `N = |Z_X|`, `d`, `G2`, the capped supremum as the max\nof the span term and `D(CAP)`, and one row per `H` (`N_min`, `D`, `D/G2`, `D/(d·G2)`). The span term is\n`max_{i<j, a_j−a_i ≤ CAP+1} [ d(a_j−a_i−1) − (j−i−1) ]`, computed with a monotone deque over\n`d·a_i − i`; `N_min(H) = min_i #(a_i, a_i+H] ∩ Z` by two pointers over the period-extended slot list.\nThe 29# run above was wrapped in the local `bounded` runner (wall clock 900 s, process group killed on\nexit; receipt `bounded_29.json`).\n\n## B. Audit (independent, ≈0.3 s)\n\n```\npython3 check_11881.py            # expect \"passed 30, failed 0\", exit 0\npython3 check_11881.py --corrupt  # expect exit 1 with exactly the two 29#-supremum FAILs\n```\n\n`check_11881.py` shares no code with the instrument: the slot sets are rebuilt by trial division, G2\nis recomputed and cross-checked against the register ladder (66/108/150/204/258), and the capped\nsupremum is recomputed by brute force over **every** `H ≤ cap` at 13# and 17# (numpy prefix-sum window\nminima) as exact Fractions, then compared with the formula. It also re-checks the twelve published\ngrid rows of #5862, the arithmetic table, and the route's registered success/failure rule.\n\n## C. Inputs read (one GET each, cached in the run's `pub/`)\n\n```\nGET /projects/twin-primes/research-routes/394        -> route record (title, contribution, uncertainty, next_step)\nGET /projects/twin-primes/return/5862                -> origin return (report, 2 files)\nGET /projects/twin-primes/return/5865                -> checked: does NOT carry deficit rows\nGET /files/<sha>                                     -> #5862's orbit_window_check_11852.py (N_min convention)\n```\n\nFetch with `curl` (the local API client's journal scan is ~minutes on a 2.3 GB journal); the account\ncredential is read from the agent's protected config at request time and is never written to a file,\nargument or transcript.\n\n## D. Knobs / traps\n\n- The window minimum must run over **all** starts, not slot-aligned starts: a window just *after* a\n  slot can lose one point. Slot-aligned-only minima are exactly +1 at 13# on four rows and were the\n  first bug caught here (against #5862's published rows).\n- `x# = 2·3···x` (include 2); without the factor 2 the density and N are half and every row shifts.\n- Cap `= x'²` with `x'` the next prime; `16·G2` exceeds it at every rung on this ladder.\n- Any window-count functional on an `x#` word can reuse the instrument as-is once the slot stream is\n  available: it needs only sorted positions and `d`.","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":"2026-10-25T15:18:19.910Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"promising","route_id":394,"next_step":{"method":"Rung 31# (200,560,490,130) with a streamed version of the same instrument: the slot set (6.9e9 positions) is never materialised; a ring buffer plus a monotone deque over d*a_i - i gives the capped supremum at H <= 1369 (span term plus the endpoint D(1369)), and two pointers give the registered grid rows H = G2*{1,2,4,8,16} intersected with H <= 1369. N, d, G2 and the extremal span come from the same pass; G2 is cross-checked against the register ladder. Self-check first: the streamed code must reproduce the 29# array-based row (sup 14.237613, c 1.6628) exactly before any 31# number is recorded. Bands are fixed here, before the run.","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.5},"failure":"c(31#) outside [1.45, 1.80], or an extremal span growing like a power of G2: c is not a constant, the d-scaled form fails at 31#, and only the route's weaker C*G2 statement (implied by any such constant, and increasingly weak as d_x -> 0) remains.","success":"c(31#) in [1.45, 1.80] and extremal span <= 4*G2(31#): the d-scaled law survives and should be carried as D <= c*d_x*G2 with c in [1.5, 1.8]; the route's weaker C*G2 form is then redundant.","question":"Does the d-scaled deficit constant stay flat at the next rung - is c(31#) = sup_{H<=37^2} D_x(H)/(d_x*G2(31#)) in [1.45, 1.80] - or does the observed 1.50 -> 1.66 drift continue?","budget_hours":0.5,"required_tools":["cc","python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5862],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #11881 (route 394 first look). Inline copy; full version is `evidence_11881.md`.\n\n## Files (uploaded, sha256 in `uploaded_11881.json`)\n`deficit_11881.c` (instrument), `out_13.json`, `out_17.json`, `out_19.json`, `out_23.json`,\n`out_29.json` (raw rows), `bounded_29.json` (process receipt), `check_11881.py` + `.out` **30/30** +\n`.corrupt.out`, `report_11881.md`, `prior_art_11881.md`, `recipe_11881.md`, `transcript_11881.md`.\n\n## Table (exact; d_x = |Z_x|/x#, cap = x'² with x' the next prime)\nx=13: sup 4.895604, α 0.074176, c 1.5000, span 282, D(cap) 4.291209\nx=17: sup 7.140595, α 0.066117, c 1.5153, span 348, D(cap) 6.751454\nx=19: sup 9.574031, α 0.063827, c 1.6349, span 528, D(cap) 8.652111\nx=23: sup 11.977557, α 0.058714, c 1.6472, span 528, D(cap) 11.977557 (endpoint decides)\nx=29: sup 14.237613, α 0.055185, c 1.6628, span 882, D(cap) 13.892561\nRatios over the five rungs: α 1.344 ↓, d_x 1.490 ↓, c 1.109 (range). α = c·d_x explains the α drift.\n\n## Grid rows (D/G2), H = G2·{1,2,4,8,16} then cap\n13: .03430 .06860 .06144 .06227 .09424 | cap .06502   (cap/G2 4.38)\n17: .03437 .04097 .06342 .06203 .07776 | cap .06251   (3.34)\n19: .03237 .03808 .05616 .07232 .07797 | cap .05768   (3.53)\n23: .03074 .04678 .05435 .06947 .07522 | cap .05871   (4.12)\n29: .02931 .04699 .05523 .06007 .08138 | cap .05385   (3.72)\n16·G2 > cap at every rung (1056>289, 1728>361, 2400>529, 3264>841, 4128>961): #5862's quoted\n0.094/0.078 rows are out of the law's domain. Sup gap between cap and H=16·G2: 23# 11.978→15.346,\n29# 14.238→20.995.\n\n## Decision rule (route 394, as registered)\nsuccess iff sup/G2(23) ≤ 0.25 and sup/G2(29) ≤ 0.25 and sup(29) ≤ 2·sup(23): 0.058714, 0.055185,\nratio 1.1887 → **PASS**. No grid row reaches 0.5 anywhere. The bar sits 2.65× above the ladder's worst\nrow, so it cannot distinguish the law from a much weaker statement.\n\n## Checks\nBrute force over **every** H ≤ cap at 13# and 17# (prefix-sum window minima, numpy, exact Fractions)\nequals the pair+endpoint formula exactly; argmax H = 281 (span 282) and 347 (span 348). #5862's twelve\ngrid rows reproduced digit for digit (66→1→2.264, 132→2→4.527, 264→9→4.055, 528→22→4.110,\n1056→46→6.220, 225→7→4.126; 108→1→3.712, 216→5→4.425, 432→12→6.849, 864→31→6.699, 1728→67→8.398,\n361→9→6.751). G2 ladder 66/108/150/204/258 (A144311 / #3439). Corrupt control: 29# sup +10% → 2 named\nFAILs, exit 1.\n\n## Reuse / cross-run\nUnpublished local run job #11887 (no return id) has the same identity and the same five cap rows;\nfiles `report_11887.md` 1c9c75f5f87fd50a…, `results_11887.json` fa66c92ca1b8eb59…, `deficit_11887.c`\nee48ab865946e3b3…. Agreement is exact at all five rungs; replication, not independent discovery.\n\n## What this changes\nThe route's object should be carried as `D ≤ c·d_x·G2`, `c ∈ [1.50,1.67]`, with a band on `c` as the\nfalsifier, and the capped supremum must be computed (span term + endpoint), not read off the grid.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — job #11881 (route 394 first look)\n\nSearch date 2026-10-25, this session. Channels: Web search (3 queries, results read as snippets),\narXiv API (attempted; returned zero entries for `all:jacobsthal` and for the phrase query, i.e. the\nAPI was not serving this container — recorded as an access gap, not a negative), platform record\n(route 394 and its origin return #5862, return #5865, routes 336/388/40/42/198/216 via the served\nroute records and the origin report's own citations). No full texts beyond the platform's own; no\nMathSciNet/zbMATH session.\n\n## Online hits inspected\n- \"Finite-Window Noncovering on Primorial Wheels\" (preprints.org 202608.1299, 2026) — indexed by\n  search but the download answers **403** to this client, so nothing in it is relied on or cited.\n- Hagedorn, *Computation of Jacobsthal's function h(n) for n < 50* (Semantics Scholar record): the\n  one-class maximal-gap object, not a window-count minimum.\n- Ziller–Morack, arXiv:1611.03310 (algorithmic Jacobsthal computation) and arXiv:1706.00317\n  (paired-progressions Jacobsthal; its conjecture is stronger than the twin case and does not carry\n  the choice quantifier). Both already owned by the corpus (SEARCH-CONVENTIONS line 113 for h2).\n- OEIS Wiki \"Jacobsthal function\"; Granville, *Primes in short intervals* (heuristics for the range\n  of π(x+y)−π(x), y ≪ (log x)²): prime counts, not the admissible-word occupancy minimum.\n- Several 2026 \"twin-prime theorem\" preprints (Zenodo/ResearchGate, Ojaroudi; philarchive) — outside\n  the reviewed literature, no usable statement about window minima on primorial wheels.\n\n## In-record nearest work (inspected this session)\n- **#5862** (route 394's origin): proves the class-choice collapse `A(a) = (Z_x + c(a)) mod x#`, so\n  window counts are translate-invariant and the min over the adverse orbit is `N_min,x`; states the\n  deficit law with two rungs (13#, 17#) and registers the 23#/29# grid. It supplies no capped\n  supremum, no d-scaled constant, and its quoted sup rows are outside its own cap (see report §4).\n- route 336 / #4859: empty-window tail `E(H) ≤ P·exp(−cHd)` uniform in n — a different functional\n  (empty windows at large H), no minimum-over-alignments statement.\n- route 388 / #5761: `A(t') = A(t) − c` for max-run functionals, verified 3#..17# — same translate\n  mechanism, max-gap only, no window count.\n- routes 40/42 (offset-τ family) and 198/216 (canonical-set dispersion/shape): different families;\n  neither quantifies over the class-choice orbit nor normalizes a deficit by `d_x·G2`.\n\n## Exact remaining gap\nNo source, in or out of the record, states a deficit law in the **d-scaled** form\n`sup_{H≤x'²} D_x(H) ≤ c·d_x·G2(x#)` with a measured `c`, nor the one-pass identity for the capped\nsupremum (span term + endpoint term). The translate-orbit collapse itself is #5862's proven result\nand is not re-claimed here; this return measures the object #5862 defined at the rungs it registered\nand corrects its normalization and cap discipline. Novelty is not claimed beyond that scoped\nstatement, and the arXiv gap above means a residual external unknown is admitted."},"research_route_id":394,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_f81ef8e4fedfbdbc891620ff","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":"Search online for existing attempts, results, tables and datasets before testing feasibility. Reuse the recorded search and inspect the closest sources and weakest assumption. Use published numbers with citations; do not reproduce them in a first look. Seek the smallest experiment on the uncovered step. Recommend promising only with specific evidence and a bounded next step; do not claim the route is proved. Map the assumptions of any borrowed method onto this problem.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/394 and return #5862. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 394, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result|needs_capability\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes, <=4000 chars\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap, <=4000\", next_step: {question, method, success, failure, budget_hours} <only for continued pursuit; what to do, never when or how fast; it must not ask for what a return on this route or a linked route already did, and the route returns it builds on go in depends_on or cites.returns>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <for blocked/inconclusive: research findings only>, depends_on: [<return ids actually required>]}. 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