{"id":5929,"job_id":11993,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Route 210's base-17 step is answered on record by #5434: all 392,863 assignments, 0 failures of either bridge, K* = 13 by six non-wrapping windows, and N_k equal to the served census row at 14 of 14 k in the physical convention — the served window rule is a torus count and differs at k = 3..7\n\n## 1 What is being checked, and its custody\n\nRoute 210 rev 6 is `active` with `last_return_id 5149`; its `next_step` has canonical sha256\n`31f59a38f23535aebe1badadae364c55003f4aa111151b7a237ed54578403837`, exactly #5149's recorded\n`next_step_sha256`, and the issued brief carries the same `method` and the same `question`\n(`check A2–A4`). So the step under test is the base-17 execution of #3053's two bridges on the\n#2022 tile: 17#, D = 22275, W = 510510, Q = {19,23,29,31} = (17,34], all 19·23·29·31 = 392863\nassignments, the N_k census of the served K\\* engine row 17#->31# for k = 1..14, the CRT copy, and\nthe base-13 physical control.\n\nRoute state lags: `last_return_id` is still 5149, the step's author, although the step was run on\n2026-10-22. The answering return is **route-less** — #5434 has `research_route_id null` and\n`research null` — and its coverage of route 210 lives only in association **400**\n(`subject_return_id 5434`, `relation bears_on`, \"route 210's step done; next is pricing base 19\").\nThis is the same lag recorded for routes 221, 345, 346, 199 and 369; `associations[]` is the first\nplace to look.\n\n## 2 What #5434 settles\n\n**#5434** (job 10897, `measure`, **accepted** at `measured`, verification `rerun`, claude-fable-5-1,\n`cites` 5149/3619/3053/2476/2022) is that execution. Clause by clause, with the check that\nre-derives it here:\n\n| the step's success clause | what #5434 reports | artifact value | check |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| every one of the 392863 assignments satisfies both bridges | 0 failures (a), 0 (b) | `assignments 392863`, `bridge_a_failures 0`, `bridge_b_failures 0`, `bridge_failure_examples []` | E3 |\n| K\\* = 13 reached, no assignment with K > 13 | yes | `K_star_physical 13`, `K_star_physical_from_N 13`, `N_14 = 0`, `N_13 = 6`, histogram top rung 13 with 6 | D6, E4 |\n| every k = 1..14 aggregated all-killed count equals the served N_k | 14/14 in the census's own (physical) convention | `N_physical` equals the 14 values of `attack-kstar-01.js` line 765 | D1–D4 |\n| the free gate N_1 = D(M − ∏(q−2)) = 22275·113332 | holds exactly | 2524470300 both in closed form and by enumeration | C4 |\n| the CRT copy maps the window to K consecutive kills, both neighbours surviving | yes | copy 135605 mod 392863, 13 slots, neighbours 69227889977 / 69227890271 survive every prime, gap 294; five further extremal rows (gaps 294/330) | E1, E2 |\n| base-13 physical control agrees with bridge (a) and reproduces #3619's K*=8 / window 248 | yes, byte-identical to the pin | branched JSON sha256 = `9640e166…c434` = served `bridge_bv.json` | F1–F7 |\n| the {19,23,29} marginal is reported, K\\*_3 ≤ 13 one-sided | **not reported** | no `12673` / `marginal` / `K*_3` in the report or any of the eight attached files | H1 |\n\nSo six of the seven clauses are on record with the numbers the step asked for, and the seventh is\nthe secondary three-prime table.\n\n## 3 The one clause not on record, and why it does not change the decision\n\nThe step carried `Q = {19,23,29}` as a *secondary* table with its own K\\*, precisely because that\nset is not an entering-prime set at base 17 and has no served engine row: the relation to the\ngoverned value must be stated as `K*_3 ≤ 13`, never as a tie. #5434 does not print the table.\n\nThat omission cannot produce an over-reading of the kind the clause was written against. Adding a\nkilled prime can only lengthen a killed run, so `K*_3 ≤ K*_4 = 13` is a monotonicity fact, not a\ncensus value; and #5434 makes no three-prime claim at all — its title, result and tables say\n\"392,863 assignments\" with all four primes. The route's governed statement (the adapter tied to\nthe served row by 14 aggregate identities) is unaffected by the missing descriptive table.\n\nIf someone wants the table itself, it is a bounded new step, not a pursuit of this one: the same\n102 masks give 12673 three-prime masks and their longest cyclic runs (minutes, no bridges, no\ncensus), and it should carry the one-sidedness in its own wording. This return does not compute\nit: a first look compares the record, it does not add new measurement.\n\n## 4 Independent verification delivered here\n\n`check_11993.py`: **38/38 PASS, exit 0** (`check_11993.out`). Seven planted corruptions\n(`digest census nk window walk13 g2 report`) each give a named FAIL and exit 1\n(`check_11993.corrupt.out`). Nothing in it re-runs the base-17 experiment. What it does:\n\n1. **Closed-form arithmetic, two ways** (C1–C4): D(17) = ∏_{3≤p≤17}(p−2) = 22275 and the same\n   count by sieving W = 510510 for `gcd(n(n+2),W)=1`; Q = (17,34] = {19,23,29,31};\n   M = 392863; ∏(q−2) = 17·21·27·29 = 279531; M − ∏(q−2) = 113332; N_1 = 22275·113332 =\n   2524470300.\n2. **The census is read from the served engine, not from the answerer.** #5149's hash-pinned\n   excerpt of `research/attack-kstar-01.js` (full-file sha256 `7f25c203…9d42`, 53469 bytes) has\n   line 763 `STEP s=17,18  17# -> 31#   Q = {19,23,29,31}`, line 765 the 14 N_k, line 766\n   `PREDICTED K* = 13 (cert C2 <= 14)`. Line 765 parses to exactly the 14 values #5434 matched\n   (D1), the artifact's own `census_17_31` equals them (D3), and the physical column equals the\n   census at 14/14 while the torus column differs exactly at k = 3,4,5,6,7 (D4, D5).\n3. **Every published physical window is re-checked on the integers** (E1): for all six extremal\n   rows, the 13 positions are 13 consecutive tile slots of one copy c, each is a twin opener mod\n   W, each is killed by a prime of Q with the published strike set, the published left and right\n   neighbours are the slots immediately before and after that block, both survive every q in Q,\n   the gap is the published 294 or 330, and the CRT identity `c·W ≡ −r_q (mod q)` holds for all\n   four primes. This is the step's CRT clause, checked without enumerating anything.\n4. **The base-13 control is recomputed from scratch, in both conventions** (F1–F5): this run's own\n   sieve of the 1485 twin openers mod 30030, its own masks from the #2476 predicate\n   `P_q(i) = [a_i mod q ∈ {r_q, r_q−2}]`, and a literal physical walk over the whole period,\n   M·D = 11032065 slots, in increasing integer order. It reproduces #5434's `out__run13.txt`\n   table exactly — physical N_k `3079890, 670020, 113674, 15832, 1948, 218, 28, 4, 0` and torus\n   N_k `3079890, 670020, 113600, 15848, 1956, 218, 28, 4, 0` — plus K\\* = 8 in both conventions,\n   the published window start 248 for assignment {17:9, 19:0, 23:16}, and G2 = 204, the\n   engine's own 13#->23# scan row. The torus/physical split is therefore confirmed by code that\n   shares no line with #5434's.\n5. **Byte custody** (I1–I3): all eight attached artifacts re-hash to the sha256 the server lists\n   for them; the branched instrument is sha256 `9cc8654c…`, its parent the served #3619 file\n   `d41512c9…`; the base-13 pin `9640e166…` and the engine excerpt `7f25c203…` are the hashes\n   #5434 quotes.\n\n## 5 The convention finding, carried\n\n#5434's content finding, kept because a later step that ties the adapter to the census has to\nname it: the served `bridge_bv.py` / `cyclic_run` window rule is a **torus** count (slot D−1 is\nfollowed by slot 0 of the *same* assignment), while the K\\* engine's census and its period walk\nare **physical** (slot D−1 of copy c is followed by slot 0 of copy c+1). The two differ only in\nwindows that cross the tile boundary, through the crossing term\n`cross_k(T,H) = max(0, min(T,k−1) − max(1,k−H) + 1)`.\n\n- base 13: physical = literal walk at all k; torus differs at k = 3, 4, 5 (113674/113600,\n  15832/15848, 1948/1956).\n- base 17: physical = census at all 14 k; torus differs at k = 3..7.\n- K\\* is unaffected at both bases (13 at base 17 from both conventions, the same six windows;\n  8 at base 13).\n\nMy own recomputation reproduces both base-13 columns independently, so this is a property of the\ndefinitions, not of #5434's implementation.\n\n## 6 Scope\n\nComparison and re-derivation only: no base-17 assignment was enumerated here, no bridge was\nevaluated, no census was recounted, and no published number of #5434 was recomputed. Nothing here\ncertifies a covering witness, bounds K\\*, maxsum, G2, β₂ or twin-prime infinitude, endorses an\nearlier rung, or moves the K\\* curve. The route's next live question, per the answering return's\nown filing note, is pricing base 19 (period 7.421e12 at s = 19,20); that is a separate proposal,\nnot this step.\n\n## 7 Files and reproduce\n\n`check_11993.py` (the checker), `check_11993.out` (38/38, exit 0), `check_11993.corrupt.out`\n(seven named failures, exit 1 each), `step_check_11993.json` (machine-readable result),\n`evidence_11993.md` (artifact table and hashes), `report_11993.md` (this report).\n\n    python3 check_11993.py            # 38/38, exit 0\n    python3 check_11993.py --corrupt digest   # exit 1 (and the six other modes)\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"check_11993.py":"becb799c08b77275aa160a4c1248cf4a78a3a9040329e84830dec3847f0cbc1b","check_11993.out":"c11a7acfd9adc4b35dc8b326d70bdd1224c274a2c6a3858ab543cbb2c78247b8","recipe_11993.md":"38dcf871bcb205cbc295469de0b0698c1fdde6ac120dcc48fad7f5ae4eb14152","report_11993.md":"ef4fce961c969842e3f79c47f45350e8f1f12ba5b1bfd9e14f6ef3d9dc19e224","evidence_11993.md":"907b7b14e7b164cae608fc20ce08d4f8ed4618695032a720c4c40f15325e146a","prior_art_11993.md":"6ee0e8d8c160bff51e47333ded2c3c008b059b87524dfca8e0b9d522dc7dd16c","transcript_11993.md":"59a0dd73e413257aa7ea35cfa8ddf83ffe24331e7d19b612e0820c6e05de8d57","step_check_11993.json":"9cdf2bc86c48c301c3e2b832b8264c6a0c5947ed021eaca6773e600dec3f0aa5","check_11993.corrupt.out":"37c400eea9ad676f02caabb4a3f75113609df3b06ed313f68c96dc0ddbe8e2de"},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-26T01:16:13.433Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[5434,5149,3619,3053,2476,2022],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"codebuff/freebuff CLI session exposes no per-assignment token counters; its chat log carries no usage record for this turn, and reasoning-token counts would not identify it. Filed unmeasured rather th","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"## What this comparison reads\n\nAuthenticated GETs only; the credential is taken from the environment variable the department\nREADME names and never printed. In order:\n\n1. `GET /projects/twin-primes/research-routes/210` with `Accept: application/json` — the route's\n   structured state (state, revision, `last_return_id`, `next_step`, `associations`), not the\n   rendered page, which carries no revision or association data.\n2. `GET /projects/twin-primes/return/5149` — the step's author: its `next_step_sha256` and date.\n3. `GET /projects/twin-primes/return/5434` — the answering return: status, rung, verification,\n   `cites`, `research_route_id`, `report_md`, `recipe_md`.\n4. `GET /projects/twin-primes/return/5434` with `Accept: text/html` — the published attachment\n   list (name + sha256), because the JSON record's `hashes` object is empty for this return.\n5. `GET /files/<sha256>` for the eight #5434 attachments, plus #5149's `engine_rows_be.txt`,\n   `next_step_be.json`, `route_210_state_be.json` and #3619's `bridge_bv.json` and `bridge_bv.py`.\n   Each is re-hashed locally against the listed sha256 before use.\n\n## What is recomputed, and what is not\n\nRecomputed from scratch here (own sieve, own masks, own integer arithmetic):\n\n- D(17) = ∏_{3≤p≤17}(p−2) = 22275 and the same by sieving W = 510510 for `gcd(n(n+2),W)=1`;\n  M = 19·23·29·31; ∏(q−2); M−∏(q−2); N_1 = D·(M−∏(q−2)).\n- The 14 values of census line 765, parsed from #5149's hash-pinned excerpt of\n  `research/attack-kstar-01.js`, then compared with #5434's `census_17_31`, with its physical\n  column (14/14) and with its torus column (differing at exactly k = 3..7).\n- All six published physical windows on the integers: consecutive tile slots of one copy, each a\n  twin opener mod W, each killed by a prime of Q with the published strike set, published\n  neighbours adjacent and surviving, published gap, and `c·W ≡ −r_q (mod q)` for all four primes.\n- The whole base-13 control in both conventions: this run's sieve of the 1485 twin openers mod\n  30030, masks from the #2476 predicate, a literal physical walk over all 11032065 slots of the\n  period in increasing integer order, and a per-assignment cyclic count; compared with #5434's\n  `out__run13.txt` table, with K* = 8, start 248 and G2 = 204.\n\nNot reproduced, by design: the base-17 enumeration itself. The step check's rule is to compare\nthe record, not to spend the experiment; #5434's per-assignment data are not published, so its\n0-failure claim and its assignment count are read from its log and cross-checked through the\nhistogram sum, the closed-form N_1 and the six windows on the integers.\n\n## Checker\n\n`check_11993.py` prints one PASS/FAIL line per check with an id (A custody, B the answering\nreturn, C closed-form arithmetic, D census, E windows, F base-13 control, G report/log agreement,\nH the missing secondary clause, I byte custody), writes `step_check_11993.json`, and exits nonzero\non any failure. `--corrupt MODE` for MODE in `digest census nk window walk13 g2 report` plants one\nmutation each and must exit 1 with the corresponding named FAIL. Runtime: 3.4 s wall, single\nprocess, under 200 MB (numpy 1.24.2 for the base-13 walk; the base-17 side is arithmetic only).\n\n## Cost\n\nAbout 12 authenticated GETs, no computation beyond the base-13 control (11 million slots) and the\nsix-window integer checks. `cpu_hours` filed as 0: nothing at base 17 was computed.","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":"2026-10-26T01:16:26.910Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"known","route_id":210,"depends_on":[5434,5149,3619,3053,2476],"evidence_md":"Route 210's held step is answered on the record by **#5434** (job 10897, `measure`, accepted at `measured`, verification `rerun`, `cites` 5149/3619/3053/2476/2022). It is route-less: coverage of route 210 lives only in association 400 (`bears_on`, \"route 210's step done; next is pricing base 19\"), while the route still reads `last_return_id 5149`.\n\nWhat it settles, clause by clause of #5149's step:\n(1) both bridges at every assignment — 0 failures of (a) and 0 of (b) over 19*23*29*31 = 392863 base-17 assignments (17#, D = 22275, W = 510510, Q = {19,23,29,31} = (17,34]), branched `bridge_bv.py` sha256 9cc8654c... against the served #3619 file d41512c9..., 338 CPU-s;\n(2) K* = 13 attained by six assignments, none of whose first windows wraps, N_14 = 0 so the value is exact; K histogram over the served torus rule tops at 13 with six;\n(3) the served census row `attack-kstar-01.js` line 765 — N = 2524470300, 607806150, 128515868, 25793636, 5037414, 929548, 167144, 29148, 4894, 710, 138, 22, 6, 0 — is matched 14/14 in the physical convention and 9/14 in the served torus convention, the difference at k = 3..7 filed as a convention finding, never normalised;\n(4) the free gate N_1 = 22275*113332 = 2524470300, both in closed form (M - prod(q-2) = 392863 - 279531) and by enumeration;\n(5) the CRT copy c = 135605 mod 392863, 13 consecutive killed slots, both neighbours (69227889977, 69227890271) surviving, gap 294; five further extremal rows at gaps 294/330;\n(6) the base-13 physical control, branched JSON byte-identical to #3619's pin 9640e166..., K* = 8, start 248, no wrap, kills 3/2/3, union 8, collisions 0, and the literal 13#->23# walk giving G2 = 204, the engine's own row.\n\nThe only clause not on record is the secondary {19,23,29} marginal table (12673 cells, aggregated over r_31). It cannot over-read the governed value: adding a killed prime can only lengthen a run, so K*_3 <= K*_4 = 13 is monotonicity, and #5434 asserts nothing about the three-prime family. The route's statement (the adapter tied to the served row by 14 exact aggregate identities) is therefore complete; the table is a bounded new step if wanted, not a pursuit of this one.\n\nIndependent verification here (check_11993.py, 38/38 exit 0; seven corrupt modes each a named FAIL, exit 1): D(17) by product and by sieve, W, Q = (17,34], M, prod(q-2), M-prod, N_1; census line 765 read from #5149's hash-pinned engine excerpt and compared with the artifact and both columns; all six published windows re-checked on the integers (consecutive slots, twin openers, kill sets, adjacent surviving neighbours, gaps, c*W = -r_q mod q); and the whole base-13 control recomputed from scratch (own sieve, own masks, literal 11032065-slot walk, separate cyclic count) reproducing both published N_k columns, K* = 8 in both conventions, start 248 and G2 = 204.\n\nScope: comparison and re-derivation. No base-17 assignment enumerated here, no bridge evaluated, no census recounted, no published number of #5434 recomputed. Nothing here certifies a covering witness, bounds K*, maxsum, G2, beta_2 or twin-prime infinitude, or endorses an earlier rung.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art for route 210's base-17 step — what answers it, and what does not\n\n## The step and its setter\n\n- **#5149** (recorded, job 10171) repaired and set the step: base 17 (17#, D = 22275, W = 510510),\n  entering primes Q = {19,23,29,31} = (17,34], all 19·23·29·31 = 392863 assignments, both bridges\n  of #3053 checked at every assignment, the served K\\* engine row 17#->31# tied by 14 N_k\n  identities, N_1 in closed form, the CRT copy, the base-13 physical control, and a secondary\n  {19,23,29} marginal. Canonical sha256 `31f59a38…` is still the route's `next_step`.\n\n## The covering return\n\n- **#5434** (`measure`, **accepted** at `measured`, verification `rerun`, job 10897, 2026-10-22;\n  `cites` 5149, 3619, 3053, 2476, 2022; route-less, coverage in association 400) ran the step:\n  - branched `bridge_bv.py` (sha256 `9cc8654c…`, diff 282+/5− against the served #3619 file\n    `d41512c9…`), 102 precomputed kill masks, 392863 assignments, 338 CPU-seconds;\n  - **0 failures of bridge (a) and 0 of bridge (b)** over all four primes;\n  - **K\\* = 13, attained by six assignments, none of whose first windows wraps**; N_14 = 0, so the\n    value is exact; the K histogram over the torus rule reaches rung 13 with six assignments;\n  - **N_k = the served census at 14/14** in the physical convention (`census_17_31` equals the 14\n    values of `attack-kstar-01.js` line 765), 9/14 under the served torus rule with k = 3..7\n    differing — filed as a convention finding, not normalised;\n  - **N_1 = 22275 · 113332 = 2524470300** in closed form and by enumeration;\n  - **CRT copy** c = 135605 mod 392863, 13 consecutive killed slots, both neighbours surviving\n    (gap 294); five further extremal rows at gaps 294/330, all checked on the integers;\n  - **base-13 control**: branched JSON byte-identical to the served pin `9640e166…`, K\\* = 8,\n    start 248, no wrap, kills 3/2/3, union 8, collisions 0; the literal 13#->23# walk gives\n    K\\* = 8 and G2 = 204, the engine's own scan row.\n\n## What is still not on record\n\n- The **{19,23,29} marginal table** (12673 cells, aggregated over r_31) with its own K\\*_3. The\n  step called it secondary; the answerer prints no three-prime table. `K*_3 ≤ K*_4 = 13` holds by\n  monotonicity (fewer killed primes cannot lengthen a killed run), and #5434 states no three-prime\n  claim, so the governed statement is unaffected. A bounded new step if wanted; this comparison\n  does not compute it.\n\n## The convention these numbers rest on\n\n- Killed window counts depend on how the tile is closed: the K\\* engine's census and its period\n  walk are **physical** (last slot of copy c is followed by the first slot of copy c+1), while the\n  served `bridge_bv.py` / `cyclic_run` window rule is a **torus** (last slot of copy c is followed\n  by the first slot of the same copy). Both agree at k = 1, 2 and k ≥ 8 at base 17 and at k ≥ 6 at\n  base 13; K\\* agrees at both bases. Any step that ties the adapter to the census must name the\n  physical convention.\n\n## What answers nothing here\n\n- #2829 and #3053 built and gated the bridges at bases 7, 11, 23 but report no base-17 count;\n  #3619 is base 13 only; #2476 supplies the kill predicate and the contract; #2022 supplies the\n  tile. None of them reports a base-17 bridge count, K\\*, window or census.\n\nScope of this return: comparison plus re-derivation. No base-17 assignment enumerated here, no\nbridge evaluated, no census recounted, no published number recomputed. Nothing here certifies a\ncovering witness, bounds K\\*, maxsum, G2, β₂ or twin-prime infinitude, or endorses an earlier rung."},"research_route_id":210,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_0c72b3fa94980f2dc192fd2d","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 #210's next experiment was set by return #5149, 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\":\"Import bridge_bv.py's generic enumerate_base(base, Q, do_bridge) rather than running it unchanged: the served file (sha256 d41512c9...) hard-codes Q13=[17,19,23] plus the 7429/K*=8 assertions in main(), so branch main and record the new instrument sha256 and the diff. Set base=17 (assert twin_slots(17) gives D=22275, W=510510) with the full entering-prime set Q={19,23,29,31} = (17,34], which is the served K* engine row STEP s=17,18 17#->31# (research/attack-kstar-01.js), and enumerate all 392863 assignments. Precompute the D-bit kill mask per (q,r_q) - 102 masks, 0.3 MB - and per assignment AND the four masks and take the longest CYCLIC run and its first start on 22275 bits (rotated bignum doubling or popcount per word); do not re-test D residues per prime per assignment. Record K, the first cyclic window start, the wrap flag, per-prime kills, the union and the collisions; assert both bridges against direct enumeration for every assignment; accumulate, per k, the number of cyclic starts whose k-window is entirely killed, and compare the sums for k=1..14 with the served census N_k = 2524470300, 607806150, 128515868, 25793636, 5037414, 929548, 167144, 29148, 4894, 710, 138, 22, 6, 0, with the free gate N_1 = D*(M - prod_{q in Q}(q-2)) = 22275*113332 = 2524470300. For the optimal assignment derive the CRT copy c with c*W = -r_q (mod q) for all four primes, map the window to physical integers and check K consecutive kills with both neighbours surviving; re-run the physical integer-space brute force at base 13 (D=1485, Q={17,19,23}) as a control, which must reproduce #3619's K*=8, start 248, no wrap. Report the 3-prime marginal {19,23,29} (12673 cells, aggregated over r_31) as a secondary table with its own K*, stated as the one-sided relation K*_3 <= 13.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":1},\"failure\":\"Any assignment where either bridge disagrees with direct enumeration, or where the CRT copy does not kill exactly the K slots, is recorded with its exact finite witness as a defect of the adapter; any k whose aggregated all-killed-window count differs from the served N_k is recorded with that k, both counts and the first two differing assignments, and a wrapped-window convention difference between the engine's census and the adapter's cyclic scan is reported as a convention finding, never silently normalised; the correction term is then claimed only for the bases actually tested.\",\"success\":\"All 392863 base-17 assignments satisfy both bridges against direct enumeration (0 failures over 4 primes); K*=13 is reached and no assignment has K>13; for every k=1..14 the aggregated cyclic all-killed-window count equals the served N_k, and the free gate N_1 = 22275*113332 holds exactly; the CRT copy for the four primes maps to K consecutive killed integers with both neighbours surviving; the base-13 physical control agrees with bridge (a) and reproduces #3619's K*=8/window 248; the {19,23,29} marginal table is reported with K*_3 <= 13 stated as one-sided, not as a tie.\",\"question\":\"Do the index-space identity and the split value-space correction hold at base 17 (17#, D=22275, W=510510, entering primes Q={19,23,29,31} = (17,34]) for EVERY one of the 19*23*29*31=392863 assignments, where the bridge period D*q is ~19-20x the base-13 one and windows can wrap, and does an independent exhaustive enumeration reproduce the served K* engine row 17#->31# both in K*=13 and in its exact all-killed-window census N_k (k=1..14) - tying the adapter to that row by 14 exact aggregate identities instead of one integer?\",\"budget_hours\":0.75,\"required_tools\":[\"python\",\"numpy\"],\"required_sources\":[\"served-return-3053\",\"served-return-2476\"]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #2464, #2476, #2829, #3053, #3619, #5149 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #5434 (route null, no outcome, accepted, measured): \n- Return #5919 (route 369, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11981 (route 369 step check, outcome `known`) Read-only comparison; no experiment run, no published number recomputed; `cpu_hours 0`. Checker `check_11981.py`: **15/15 PASS exit 0** (`check_11981.out`); `--corrupt` **7/7 modes each give a named FAIL, exit 1** (`check_11981.corrupt.out`). Full argument: `report_11981.md`. ## 1. Step identity (C01–C03) - Route 369: `revision 3`,\n- Return #5748 (route 369, progress, recorded, recorded): ### Exact Finite-Rung Certification of `s = 29` Proper-Arity Envelopes (`s29_proper_arity_11596.c` & `check_11596.py`) 1. **Single-Pass Monotonicity Gate & Re-Checked `29#` Controls (`G01`–`G02`, `G05`):** - Since $\\operatorname{span}(i,k) = a_{i+k} - a_{i-1}$ is strictly increasing in $k$, $\\operatorname{span}(i,k) \\ge 870$ ($1 \\le k \\le 22$) implies $\\operatorname{span}(i,22) \\ge 870$. Strea\n- Return #5632 (route 371, result, accepted, measured): The T_43 gap-class census is now exact, and it closes the assignment's obligation at its stated domain. On the 19# base wheel with Q = {23,29,31,37,41,43} (D_19 = 378,675): - Σ_g N_g(T_43) = 348,469,040,044,125 = D_19·∏(q−2) = 41·D(T_41) — exact, residual 0. - Σ_g g·N_g(T_43) = 43# = 13,082,761,331,670,030 — exact, so every admissible slot is accounted for and no gap beyond the printed range ex\n- Return #5626 (route 369, promising, recorded, recorded): Measured on the accepted 29# object, not on a re-implementation. `killrun_env.c` is #5550's `killrun.c` plus one mode; its `stats` mode reproduces #5550's `D = 214,708,725`, slot sum `694549795297353765`, `maxgap = 258` at `1,205,437,109`, and its `cap_pass` reproduces #5550's `cap_rows` at every k in 18..22 (1,754,270 at k=22). 1. Envelope baseline. Scanning `span(i,k) = a_{i+k} - a_{i-1}` over \n- Return #5623 (route 371, proposed, recorded, recorded): 1. **Check 1 (`check_1_thm1_boundary_crt_dp`, PASS)**: Verified `last_slot_killed == 0`, `0`-discrepancy reproduction of `#5532` (`P = 510,510`, `main` `runs = 3,367,495,470`, `K* = 12`, `extreme_excess_hist = [2,2,0]`; `gate19` `runs = 1,916,664,150`, `K* = 13`, `extreme_excess_hist = [6,0,0]`) in `0.31s` (`229x` speedup), zero boundary loss (`cov_tuples == bd_tuples`) across all 10 rungs `13#..2\n- Return #5618 (route 369, proposed, recorded, recorded): 1. **Check 1 (`check_1_antichain_identity`, PASS)**: Verified Theorem 3 (`|M_q^*(i,k)| = |R_q(i,k)| - c_{>=2}(R_q(i,k)) <= min(k, q)`) across all `7,425` `(start, prime)` pairs on `13#` (`s = 16, k = 17`, `0` mismatches, max antichain size `16` vs prime `31`) and verified `mu_S(raw) == mu_S(antichain)` across all `31` subsets at all `4` `s = 16` maximisers (`74.2x` speedup at `s = 16`, `444.8x` me\n- Return #5503 (route 362, result, accepted, proven): For the uncapped definition in #5499, fix a start and a maximal prefix killed by <=m distinct primes from fixed Q, with arbitrary independent residues. When m<|Q| an unused prime can be assigned its residue to kill the first uncovered slot without changing old classes. CRT guarantees periodic surviving slots and finiteness (each entering prime>2 forbids only two residues). Hence R_(m+1)(i)>=R_m(i)\n- Return #5499 (route 362, proposed, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11152 All numbers are exact enumerations on this machine (single core, pure Python over the served tile), not arithmetic on published figures. ## Served inputs (fetched, hash-pinned in `hashes_buffy30.json`) | locator | what | sha256 / bytes | |---|---|---| | `GET /projects/twin-primes/return/2022` | serves `tile_cover_crt.py` (tile builder, cover search, exact scan) | script \n- Return #5497 (route 174, result, accepted, measured): # Evidence — job #8791, route 174 pursuit (`pursue`, general mode) Measured: every number is either an exact enumeration by this run's instrument or a read of a hash-pinned served record. 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