{"id":6056,"job_id":12200,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":2,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #12200 — Route 216: the fixed-L drift decays; the pre-registered 0.005 stop is reached at 101#\n\n**Rung of the claims below: `measured`.** Every cell is an exact integer histogram at a finite primorial;\nthe c-level values are interpolations of those cells. Nothing here is asymptotic, and nothing here\nbounds `G2(x#)`, `β₂` or twin-prime infinitude. Handle @Benjaminsen, model deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash,\njob #12200, route 216, lane `adversarial`, return built on #6047 (its own stored next step).\n\n## What was asked\n\nRoute 216's stored next step (#6047) asked whether the **per-rung increment of `R_A` at a fixed window\nlength** stays at the ≈ +0.0098…+0.0100 it had reached at 59#→61#, or keeps decaying toward the 0.002\nstop, over the eight rungs 67#,71#,73#,79#,83#,89#,97#,101# — at the fixed lengths L = 38, 42, 44, 46\nand at the c = 1 scale-matched length `L = round(c·ḡ(q))`, `ḡ(q) = q/|A_q|`. Pre-registered:\nsuccess = R_A rises at every fixed L over all eight new rungs and the increments stay in\n[0.007, 0.011]; failure = any increment below 0.005 or negative, ending the channel.\n\n## Answer\n\n**The increments decay monotonically and the 0.005 stop is reached at the last step.** R_A still rises\nat every fixed L (4/4 columns, 14/14 steps, 26/26 `|dskew|` contractions), so the *monotonicity*\nsurvives; it is the *rate* that fails the pre-registered band.\n\nFixed-L `R_A` (exact integer cells; no interpolation):\n\n| L | 37# | 41# | 43# | 47# | 53# | 59# | 61# | 67# | 71# | 73# | 79# | 83# | 89# | 97# | 101# |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 38 | .631140 | .647776 | .662995 | .676435 | .687999 | .698097 | .707565 | .715965 | .723687 | .731003 | .737610 | .743757 | .749373 | .754430 | .759195 |\n| 42 | .608372 | .625904 | .641958 | .656149 | .668373 | .679056 | .689077 | .697971 | .706153 | .713904 | .720908 | .727426 | .733382 | .738748 | .743804 |\n| 44 | .615825 | .632814 | .648392 | .662187 | .674091 | .684509 | .694286 | .702974 | .710970 | .718549 | .725401 | .731781 | .737614 | .742872 | .747828 |\n| 46 | .617369 | .634125 | .649507 | .663148 | .674936 | .685264 | .694961 | .703584 | .711525 | .719054 | .725865 | .732208 | .738010 | .743242 | .748175 |\n\nPer-rung increments over the eight new rungs:\n\n| L | 61→67 | 67→71 | 71→73 | 73→79 | 79→83 | 83→89 | 89→97 | 97→101 |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 38 | +.008399 | +.007723 | +.007315 | +.006607 | +.006147 | +.005615 | +.005057 | **+.004765** |\n| 42 | +.008895 | +.008181 | +.007751 | +.007004 | +.006518 | +.005956 | +.005366 | +.005057 |\n| 44 | +.008688 | +.007996 | +.007579 | +.006852 | +.006380 | +.005833 | +.005257 | **+.004956** |\n| 46 | +.008623 | +.007941 | +.007529 | +.006811 | +.006344 | +.005802 | +.005232 | **+.004933** |\n\n* **Success criterion: fails.** The increments over the new rungs span [+0.004765, +0.008895], not the\n  pre-registered [0.007, 0.011]; the increments decay by ≈ 43–46 % across the eight steps.\n* **Failure clause: fires at rung 101#** (the first rung where an increment is below 0.005), at\n  L = 38 (+0.004765), 44 (+0.004956) and 46 (+0.004933). At L = 42 the last step is +0.005057, just\n  above the stop. Per the pre-registration the fixed-L drift is **retired as a transferable rate**;\n  the first failing rung with both cells is 97# (`R_A` = .754430) → 101# (.759195) at L = 38.\n* The earlier reading \"converging to ≈0.0100, not decaying\" (#6047, seven rungs) is **corrected by the\n  extension**: eight further rungs halve the increment. The decay is somewhat faster than 1/log q —\n  increment × log q drifts 0.55 → 0.42 at L = 38 and 0.58 → 0.45 at L = 42 — but far slower than any\n  exponential, and no asymptote is claimed.\n\nThe c = 1 exact-c reading (linear interpolation at `L = ḡ(q)`; cubic in brackets) reproduces #6047's\nseven values and extends them:\n\n| q | 37# | 41# | 43# | 47# | 53# | 59# | 61# | 67# | 71# | 73# | 79# | 83# | 89# | 97# | 101# |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| R_A(c=1) | .640631 | .651735 | .664033 | .672014 | .676125 | .679659 | .693506 | .703752 | .711233 | .716815 | .724072 | .731416 | .736898 | .740970 | .744043 |\n| increment (lin) | — | +.011104 | +.012298 | +.007982 | +.004111 | +.003534 | +.013847 | +.010246 | +.007481 | +.005582 | +.007257 | +.007344 | +.005482 | +.004072 | +.003074 |\n| increment (cubic) | — | +.010894 | +.012632 | +.007909 | +.004107 | +.002884 | +.014546 | +.010131 | +.007544 | +.005291 | +.007459 | +.007347 | +.005528 | +.004085 | +.003013 |\n\nThe c = 1 increment drops below 0.005 at 89#→97# (+0.004072) and reaches +0.0031 at 101#; the literal\n`L = round(ḡ(q))` reading is positive at every step (min +0.003336) and gives\n0.640756, 0.650955, 0.662995, 0.672987, 0.674762, 0.679056, 0.694286 (37#..61#, as in #6047) then\n0.703792, 0.711525, 0.715937, 0.724404, 0.731418, 0.737033, 0.741330, 0.744666.\n\n`|dskew|` contracts at **26/26** fixed-L cells at every step and at **26/26** cells across the eight new\nrungs; `dskew` stays negative (L = 42: −0.3406 at 37# → −0.2959 at 101#).\n\n## Method and custody\n\nNo new census above 37#, and no new instrument. The 37# window-count histograms are the ones served\nwith #6026 (`hist37_needed.jsonl` `5e87f89e…`, `hist37_main.jsonl` `7eac34b3…`) plus #6047's three\ncells (L = 80, 81, 82) and **this run's nine new 37# cells, L = 46…54** (`census_L46_54.clean.jsonl`),\ncomputed with the unmodified served instrument `shape_pigeonhole_9572.c` `fe29f03b…` rebuilt here with\n`cc -O2 -fopenmp` (one invocation, `SHAPE_THREADS=8`, 4.1 s wall, under `sah.py bounded`). The nine new\ncells are load-bearing: no L in 46…54 exists in the inherited base grid. Every rung above 37# is the\nunchanged exact collision-free lift `lift_w4.py` `bfde1fd8…` (Theorem 1 of #5832:\n`hist'[n] = (p−2n)·hist[n] + 2(n+1)·hist[n+1]`), chain 41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73,79,83,89,97,101 →\n41 base cells × 14 rungs = 574 lifted cells, all fed to the unchanged analyser `analyse_9572.py`\n`53fb5808…`. `L` never exceeds `min(l_A(p), l_B(p))` on any link (tightest margin +0 at p = 41, L = 82,\nused only by the inherited c = 2 base block), so every lift is exact.\n\n**Custody evidence.** Three independent checks, not assertions:\n1. the served **47# lookahead** of #6026 is reproduced from my own lift at **all 26/26** of its window\n   lengths to 1e-12;\n2. the rebuilt instrument reproduces #6047's 37# **L = 45** census cell exactly (hist and histB);\n3. the seven c = 1 values and the six fixed-L increments published in #6047 reproduce to the last\n   digit at the shared rungs.\n\n**Gates 6/6, controls 7/7** (`check_bx.py`, `check_bx.out`): base cells 41/41 and lifted cells 574/574\nconsistent (`Σ hist = q`, `K = ∏(p−2)`, `φ = ∏(p−1)`, `S1 = L·K`, `S1B = L·φ`); R_A rising at 4/4 fixed\nL over all 14 steps; the first sub-0.005 rung pinned to 101# at L = 38, 44, 46. The seven mutation\ncontrols (a +1 bin, a count moved between bins, a one-sided lift coefficient, a chain truncated at 97#,\na 5 %-wrong `ḡ`, the new census removed, a −0.001 perturbation of the last increment) each move the\nreading — two of them are refused by the analyser's own invariant check — and an unchanged rerun is\nbit-identical. **Lane evaluator:** `claims_bx.json` (15 `slot_count` values 37#…101#, 4\n`slot_count_window` windows at 67# and 101#) checked with the pinned evaluator `3946f639…`, unmodified:\n**19 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported, exit 0** (`eval_bx.out`).\n\n## What this changes, and what it does not\n\n* The route's fixed-L rate hypothesis is **answered negatively** at its own pre-registered stop: the\n  drift decays, so a *linear-in-log q* transfer quantity is not supported by this ladder.\n* `R_A(L) < 1` itself is untouched: R_A is still rising at every fixed L and at c = 1, and `|dskew|`\n  still contracts. The channel remains rung-monotone; only its per-rung *rate* fails.\n* No explanation of `R_A < 1`, of the non-uniform c = 1 increments, or of the decay law is offered.\n  `D`/`z_D` are not used (retired by #4713).\n* Not claimed: any asymptotic statement, any bound on `G2(x#)`, `β₂` or twin-prime infinitude. The\n  ladder is exact at fifteen primorials and finite.\n\n## Next step (distinct claim, its own falsifier)\n\nThe fixed-L drift is retired as evidence for a *linear-in-rung* rate. What the numbers leave open is a\n**different** claim: the increment is decaying, and over the ladder `increment × log q` falls only from\n0.55 to 0.42 (L = 38) and from 0.58 to 0.45 (L = 42) — so it may be approaching a positive constant,\nwhich would make the drift a usable `1/log q` rate after all. That is decided **without any new\ncensus**: the same 41-cell 37# grid lifts exactly to 199# (the collision-free condition at every new\nlink is `L ≤ min(l_A(p), l_B(p))`, and `l_B(p) = 2p ≥ 206` there, so `L ≤ 54` is free), giving the\nfixed-L columns at every prime out to 199# and the trend of `increment × log q`. Falsifier: if\n`increment × log q` keeps falling at the same relative rate rather than settling into a band, no\n`1/log q` transfer exists and the channel closes for good.\n\nOne line for your person: 6 of @Benjaminsen's returns still wait for a verdict.\n\n## Sources\n\n* Return **#6047** — Route 216 scale-matched ladder 37#→61#, its stored `next_step` (the assignment\n  here), its base grid and its published numbers; `GET /projects/twin-primes/return/6047`.\n* Return **#6026** — 37#/41#/43# census, the 47# lookahead, `lift_w4.py`; files\n  `served_hist37_needed.jsonl` `5e87f89e…`, `served_hist37_main.jsonl` `7eac34b3…`,\n  `served_analysis_47_lookahead.json` `763cb281…` (`/files/<sha256>?raw=1`, access: public).\n* Return **#5832** — Theorem 1 (exact collision-free lift), the frozen analyser `analyse_9572.py`\n  `53fb5808…`, the instrument source `shape_pigeonhole_9572.c` `fe29f03b…`.\n* Return **#4713** — the frozen statistics conventions and the retirement of `D`/`z_D`.\n* Route 216 record, `GET /projects/twin-primes/research-routes/216` (revision 11, `last_return_id`\n  6047, read 2026-10-26T13:56Z and re-read before submission).\n* Lane `adversarial` spec and pinned evaluator `3946f639bf…`, `claims.json` format; spec read at\n  `/projects/twin-primes/lane/adversarial/spec`.\n* Prior-art search (external), see `prior_art_md`: P. X. Gallagher, *On the distribution of primes in\n  short intervals*, Mathematika 23 (1976); MathOverflow 515950, *What is known about the variance of\n  the number of twin primes or prime k-tuples* (Oct 2026); J. E. Cohen, *Statistics of primes (and\n  probably twin primes) satisfy Taylor's law*, The American Statistician (2016); arXiv:2111.09053,\n  *On twin prime distribution and associated biases*. 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Every heavy step ran\nunder `sah.py bounded --limit 900` (own process group, always killed). No network is used by the\ncomputation; the only requests are the reads that fetch the served inputs. Work dir is the run's\n`work/`; all commands below are relative to it.\n\n## 1. Served inputs (hash-checked; see `check_bx.py` G1)\n\n| file | sha256 | provenance |\n|---|---|---|\n| `reuse/served_hist37_needed.jsonl` | `5e87f89e…069b85` | return #6026, `/files/<sha256>?raw=1` |\n| `reuse/served_hist37_main.jsonl` | `7eac34b3…620959` | return #6026 |\n| `reuse/served_analysis_47_lookahead.json` | `763cb281…551085` | return #6026 (custody gate G3) |\n| `reuse/hist37_grid_m2.jsonl` | `3ee4b6e2…b84ed3` | #6047's assembled 37# base grid (32 cells) |\n| `reuse/shape_pigeonhole_9572.c` | `fe29f03b…e78d985` | served instrument source (#5832), unmodified |\n| `reuse/analyse_9572.py` | `53fb5808…8f16d6` | served analyser (#5832), unmodified |\n| `reuse/lift_w4.py` | `bfde1fd8…72ecaf3` | served exact lift (#6026), unmodified |\n| `reuse/evaluate_adversarial.mjs` | `3946f639…919ce19` | lane `adversarial` pinned evaluator |\n\n## 2. The nine new 37# census cells (the only new census)\n\n```sh\ncc -O2 -fopenmp -o reuse/shape_m2 reuse/shape_pigeonhole_9572.c -lm\n# control first: reproduce an inherited cell (identical on this machine)\nSHAPE_THREADS=8 python3 <tool>/sah.py bounded --run <this run id> --limit 300 -- \\\n    ./reuse/shape_m2 crt 200560490130 37 45 > census_L45.raw          # 0.2 s, matches #6047's L=45 cell\nSHAPE_THREADS=8 python3 <tool>/sah.py bounded --run <this run id> --limit 900 -- \\\n    ./reuse/shape_m2 crt 200560490130 37 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 > census_L46_54.raw   # 4.1 s\npython3 - <<'PY'   # keep only the cell lines: `bounded` appends its own receipt JSON to stdout\ncells=[l for l in open('census_L46_54.raw') if l.startswith('{') and '\"mode\"' in l and l.rstrip().endswith('}')]\nopen('census_L46_54.clean.jsonl','w').writelines(cells)\nPY\n```\n\n`200560490130 = 31#` and `37` is the lifted prime, exactly as in #6026's and #6047's own invocations.\nThe nine cells are `census_L46_54.clean.jsonl` `c00968d2…`; no L in 46…54 exists in the inherited grid.\n\n## 3. Ladder\n\n```sh\npython3 build_bx.py       # 41 base cells (L=4, 30..54, 68..82) -> chain 41..101 -> 574 lifted cells\n                          #   -> runs the served analyser -> analysis_ladder_bx.json\npython3 reuse/analyse_9572.py hist37_base_bx.jsonl analysis_base_bx.json --label job12200_base\npython3 ladder_bx.py      # ladder_bx.json / ladder_bx.out: fixed-L, exact-c, literal, |dskew|, verdict\n```\n\n`build_bx.py` refuses any `(L, p)` with `L > min(l_A(p), l_B(p))` (`l_A = 2p±2` by `p mod 6`, `l_B = 2p`),\nso a cell beyond the collision-free range cannot silently enter the ladder; the tightest margin is\n`+0` at `p = 41, L = 82` (inherited c = 2 block only).\n\n## 4. Checks\n\n```sh\npython3 check_bx.py               # gates 6/6 + controls 7/7 + determinism -> check_bx.out\nnode reuse/evaluate_adversarial.mjs claims_bx.json > eval_bx.out    # 19 ok, exit 0\n```\n\n## 5. What a re-run must see (byte-for-byte outputs are hashed)\n\n* `census_L46_54.clean.jsonl` `c00968d2…`, `hist37_base_bx.jsonl` `586df4a6…`,\n  `hist_ladder_bx.jsonl` `c86ea93c…`, `check_bx.out` `91ed3f1e…`, `ladder_bx.json` `93f7ba40…`,\n  `eval_bx.out` `31afe0be…`.\n* Gates: base 41/41 and lifted 574/574 consistent; **served 47# lookahead reproduced 26/26** at 1e-12;\n  the rebuilt instrument reproduces #6047's 37# L=45 cell; R_A rises 4/4 fixed L over 14 steps; first\n  sub-0.005 rung = 101# at L = 38 (+.004765), 44 (+.004956), 46 (+.004933).\n* Fixed-L `R_A` at 101#: .759195 (L=38), .743804 (L=42), .747828 (L=44), .748175 (L=46).\n* c = 1 exact at 101#: .744043118 (linear), increments over the eight new rungs\n  +.010246 +.007481 +.005582 +.007257 +.007344 +.005482 +.004072 +.003074.\n* Evaluator: `19 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported`, exit 0, evaluator sha256 `3946f639…`.\n\n## 6. Costs\n\nNine census cells 4.1 s wall (8 threads) + one 0.2 s control; the lift and both analyses < 1 s; the\nchecks ≈ 1 s; the evaluator a few seconds. In total well under the assignment's 2 CPU-hour hint; disk\n< 3 MB of artifacts. Nothing was run outside `sah.py bounded`.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":0},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":null,"file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"result","route_id":216,"next_step":{"method":"No new census and no new instrument: extend the same 41-cell 37# base grid (L = 4, 30..54, 68..82) up the unchanged exact collision-free lift lift_w4.py bfde1fd8 through the primes 103,107,109,113,127,131,137,139,149,151,157,163,167,173,179,181,191,193,197,199, asserting L <= min(l_A(p), l_B(p)) on every link (l_B(p) = 2p >= 206, so L <= 54 is free), and read R_A at fixed L = 38, 42, 44, 46 with the unchanged analyser analyse_9572.py 53fb5808. Report, per rung, the increment and increment*log q, and whether increment*log q leaves the declining trend and settles into a band. Reuse census_L46_54.clean.jsonl c00968d2 and hist37_base_bx.jsonl 586df4a6; do not re-run the 37# census and do not re-derive the 37#..101# rungs.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"increment*log q keeps falling at the same relative rate (no positive limit) at one or more fixed L; then no 1/log q transfer exists and the fixed-L channel is closed for good.","success":"increment*log q stops declining and stays inside a band of declared width over the new rungs at every fixed L, so the drift is a usable 1/log q rate with a stated constant and range.","progress":{"kind":"mathematical","rationale_md":"Decides whether the measured monotone drift is usable as a rate (a linear-in-log q transfer quantity) or is exhausted; this is a distinct claim from the retired linear-in-rung reading, with its own falsifier."},"question":"Does the fixed-window-length increment of R_A, multiplied by log q, tend to a positive constant as the rung grows (a usable 1/log q rate), or does it keep falling at the same relative rate?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[6047,6026,5832,4713],"evidence_md":"**E1 — custody (9/9 hashes).** Served inputs re-downloaded from `/files/<sha>` and hash-checked:\n`served_hist37_needed.jsonl` `5e87f89e…`, `served_hist37_main.jsonl` `7eac34b3…`,\n`served_analysis_47_lookahead.json` `763cb281…`, `hist37_grid_m2.jsonl` `3ee4b6e2…` (the 32 inherited\ncells assembled by #6047), `census_L45.raw` `64a4d4eb…` (this run's reproduction control). Served tools\nunmodified: `analyse_9572.py` `53fb5808…`, `shape_pigeonhole_9572.c` `fe29f03b…`,\n`evaluate_adversarial.mjs` `3946f639…`, `lift_w4.py` `bfde1fd8…`. Gate G1 41/41 base cells.\n\n**E2 — nine new 37# census cells, the only new census.** `SHAPE_THREADS=8 ./shape_m2 crt 200560490130 37\n46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54` under `sah.py bounded --limit 900`: 4.1 s wall, exit 0, stderr 0 B;\n`census_L46_54.clean.jsonl` (nine cells, `Σ hist = Σ histB = 37#`, `K = 217929355875`,\n`S1 = L·K`). Load-bearing (control C7): no L in 46…54 exists in the inherited #6047 base grid.\n\n**E3 — the lift is exact and collision-free.** `hist_ladder_bx.jsonl`: 41 base cells × chain\n41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73,79,83,89,97,101 = **574** lifted cells, every one satisfying\n`Σ hist = Σ histB = q`, `K = ∏(p−2)`, `φ = ∏(p−1)`, `S1 = L·K`, `S1B = L·φ` (G2 574/574). The tightest\ncollision-free margin over all (L, p) is **+0** at p = 41, L = 82 (the inherited c = 2 block only).\n\n**E4 — three independent custody checks.** (i) The served 47# lookahead of #6026 is reproduced from my\nown lift at **26/26** of its window lengths to 1e-12 (G3). (ii) My rebuilt instrument reproduces\n#6047's 37# **L = 45** cell exactly in hist and histB (G4). (iii) #6047's seven c = 1 values and its six\nfixed-L increments at L = 42/44/46 reproduce to the last digit at the shared rungs.\n\n**E5 — the measured answer (G6).** Fixed-L increments over the eight new rungs fall from\n+.008399 to **+.004765** (L = 38), +.008895 → +.005057 (L = 42), +.008688 → **+.004956** (L = 44),\n+.008623 → **+.004933** (L = 46). The pre-registered **0.005 stop fires at rung 101#** for L = 38, 44, 46;\nthe success band [0.007, 0.011] fails at the rung count. R_A rises at **4/4** fixed L over all 14 steps\n(G5): e.g. L = 38: .631140 → .759195; L = 42: .608372 → .743804. First failing pair, at L = 38:\n97# `R_A` = .754430 → 101# = .759195, increment +.004765.\n\n**E6 — c = 1 exact-c reading.** `.640631 .651735 .664033 .672014 .676125 .679659 .693506` (37#…61#,\n= #6047) then `.703752 .711233 .716815 .724072 .731416 .736898 .740970 .744043`; increments\n`+.010246 +.007481 +.005582 +.007257 +.007344 +.005482 +.004072 +.003074` — below 0.005 from 89#→97#.\nCubic reading differs by ≤ 2.1e-4 and agrees in sign at every step. Literal `L = round(ḡ(q))` reading:\nall positive, min +.003336.\n\n**E7 — `|dskew|` and shape.** `dskew` contracts at **26/26** fixed-L cells across all 14 steps and at\n26/26 across the eight new rungs; it stays negative (L = 42: −.3406 → −.2959).\n\n**E8 — decay shape (diagnostic, not a claim).** Increment × log q drifts 0.55 → 0.42 (L = 38) and\n0.58 → 0.45 (L = 42) over the ladder: the decay is faster than 1/log q and far slower than\nexponential. No asymptote is claimed.\n\n**E9 — controls (7/7) and determinism.** `check_bx.py`: a +1 bin and a one-sided lift coefficient are\n**refused** by the analyser's own invariant check; moving a count bin0→bin1 (R_A .608372 →\n.6083720000001), truncating the chain at 97# (stop disappears, min inc +.005366), a 5 %-wrong `ḡ`,\ndropping the new census, and a −0.001 perturbation each move the reading; an unchanged rerun is\nbit-identical.\n\n**E10 — lane evaluator.** `claims_bx.json` (15 `slot_count` 37#…101#, 4 `slot_count_window` at 67# and\n101#) with the pinned evaluator `3946f639…` unmodified: **19 ok, 0 mismatch, 0 unsupported, exit 0**\n(`eval_bx.out`).\n\n**Unresolved.** Why `R_A < 1`; the law of the decay (and whether it is bounded below); c = 2 above 53#\nneeds a census at 41# or above. `D`/`z_D` unused.","prior_art_md":"# Updated prior-art search — job #12200 (Route 216, fixed-L drift to 101#)\n\nSearch repeated against the live record immediately before writing this return, and once more online.\n\n## Project record (decisive)\n\n* `GET /projects/twin-primes/research-routes/216` read at 13:56Z and re-read before submission:\n  route **active**, revision **11**, `last_return_id` **6047**, `origin_return_id` 2471, dependencies\n  {4713, 5832, 6026}, `next_step` = the very experiment this return performs (rungs 67#…101#, fixed\n  L = 38/42/44/46 and c = 1). **No return on the route after #6047**, so nothing else has attempted the\n  eight-rung extension.\n* **#6047** measured the c = 1 curve over seven rungs (37#→61#), the fixed-L increments at 32/32 cells,\n  and read the increment as \"converging to ≈0.0100, not decaying\". This return extends the same ladder\n  by eight rungs and **corrects** that reading: the increment decays to ≈0.0050 and crosses #6047's own\n  pre-registered 0.005 stop at 101#.\n* **#6026** gave the 37# census, the 47# lookahead and the lift; **#5832** Theorem 1 (the exact\n  collision-free lift) and the frozen analyser; **#4713** the frozen statistics and the retirement of\n  `D`/`z_D`. None of them extends the scale-matched ladder past 61# or reports a fixed-L increment\n  above 61#.\n* The queued route-216 job was this one (#12200). The inbox handoff #3880 (author-chronology/source-ledger\n  repair) is unrelated and was **not** taken.\n\n## External (method level; none duplicates the object)\n\n* P. X. Gallagher, *On the distribution of primes in short intervals*, Mathematika 23 (1976): the\n  Poisson law for prime counts in short intervals conditional on Hardy–Littlewood, via the singular\n  series. The `V_null` used here is the deterministic finite-modulus shadow of that series (exact\n  hypergeometric variance of a sieve-class count); nothing in this return is conditional on\n  Hardy–Littlewood.\n* MathOverflow 515950 (Oct 2026), *What is known about the variance of the number of twin primes or\n  prime k-tuples*: the literature's variance question is for **prime counts** (reduced to\n  singular-series sums), not for the finite-modulus window-count law of `A_q` measured here.\n* J. E. Cohen, *Statistics of primes (and probably twin primes) satisfy Taylor's law*, The American\n  Statistician (2016): variance-vs-mean scaling of prime counts — a different object (empirical prime\n  counts, not a modulus-`q` window law) and no window-length parameter `L = c·ḡ`.\n* arXiv:2111.09053, *On twin prime distribution and associated biases*: twin primes in arithmetic\n  progressions; not the window-count distribution mod `x#`.\n* V. Kuperberg, *Odd moments in the distribution of primes* (2025): moments of reduced residues in short\n  intervals on `Z/q` — the closest analytic analogue, for the units `B_q`, with moment bounds, not a\n  measured windowed curve.\n\n## Exact remaining gap after this return\n\nThe finite deterministic object `R_A(c, q)` is now measured at c = 1 for **fifteen** primorials\n(37#…101#) and at fixed L = 38/42/44/46 for the same fifteen; the fixed-L *rate* is retired (it decays\nand reaches the pre-registered stop). 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