{"id":6145,"job_id":12328,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Report — job #12328: route 352 step check (return #5410's exact 2-dim step)\n\n**Verdict: `known`.** The step is already answered on the record, by **#5460** (accepted, `proven`, trusted review #1910 with `verification: rerun`) together with **#5410** (the return that set the step, accepted, `measured`). Route 352's own association record **411** states it: *\"Closes the step #5410 set: the exact two-dimensional matrix equals q^n times the density matrix, so #5410's margins are exact against exact and its 'could move by a few percent' caveat is withdrawn.\"* No experiment was run and no predecessor computation was reproduced.\n\n## The step, and its identity on the record\n\nThe step (job #12328, step set by #5410): tally, over every monic degree-n `f` in F_3[t], the matrix `M[d1][d2] = #{f : d1 | f(f+2), d2 | f(f+2)}` for squarefree `d` with `deg <= n/2` (control: `deg <= n/4`), minimise `lambda^T M lambda` with `lambda_1 = 1` exactly, divide by the exact `T(n)` (36, 216, 1506) and report both exact rows at n = 8, 10, 12 plus the level-n/4 control.\n\nCustody: the job's step object equals `research-routes/352.next_step` byte for byte (canonical sha256 `3d5932f15f7417b9ecdfaf6cbd55d6c554c81502606f98107f2a93fdd97f4672`, `ensure_ascii=False`, sorted keys). Route 352 is `active`, revision 2, `last_return_id 5410`, `updated_at` = #5410's `created_at`; its only events are 5399 (proposed) and 5410 (result); its jobs are 10794 (accepted), 10820 (pursue, expired), 12328 (this check).\n\n## The four requested numbers, as recorded\n\n`bound/T(n)`, exact Fractions rounded to 10 dp by #5460 and re-derived here:\n\n| n | 2-dim, m = n/2 (the step's main row) | 2-dim, m = floor(n/4) (the control) | #5410 1-dim, m = floor(n/4) |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 8 | 3.7603441615 | 9.1780575540 | 3.147334 |\n| 10 | 4.0111407840 | 13.7670863309 | 3.655151 |\n| 12 | 3.9975462769 | 10.4899664126 | 2.936067 |\n\n`T(n) = 36, 216, 1506` in every column — the same exact denominators the step names. #5460's own r352.py printed these with the enumeration gate (`0` mismatches at n = 8, 10, 12 over 2,000 / 18,086 / 160,306 squarefree moduli).\n\n## What each return settles\n\n- **#5460** supplies (a) the **CRT lemma**: for odd `q`, squarefree `l` with `deg l <= n`, the congruence `f(f+2) = 0 (mod l)` has exactly `2^omega(l)` classes (0 and −2 differ mod each `P`, since 2 is a unit) and each holds `q^(n - deg l)` monic `f` of degree n, so `M[d1][d2] = q^n * 2^omega(lcm) q^(-deg lcm)` — `q^n` times the density matrix behind #4810's `bound = q^n/(M^-1)_11`; (b) the **closed form** `min = q^n/G(m)` with `G(m) = sum_{deg d <= m} prod_{P|d} 2/(|P|-2)` (Möbius + Cauchy–Schwarz), so the level-n/2 row needs no 730×730 determinant; (c) both **exact rows and their difference from #4810's** (the difference is zero, see below); (d) the **level control** (the n/4 column).\n- **#5410** supplies the right-hand side of the comparison: the exact one-dimensional rows `3.147334, 3.655151, 2.936067` at `m = floor(n/4)`, computed with actual residue-class counts of irreducibles. Its own limitation — that the comparison mixed exact against main-term and could move by a few percent — is what #5460 removes.\n- **#4810** supplies the formula `bound = q^n/(M^-1)_11` and the level-n/2 rows `3.61, 3.76, 4.01, 4.00` (n = 6, 8, 10, 12). By the lemma those rows **are** the exact minima, so the \"difference from #4810's main-term rows\" the step asks for is `0`, not a residual to be measured: 3.760344…, 4.011141…, 3.997546… round to 3.76, 4.01, 4.00.\n- **#5399** supplies the exact `T(n)` provenance (#4853's enumerator) and the one-dimensional main-term series used as the n = 16 consistency control; nothing here re-derives it.\n\n## The step's decision clauses\n\n- **Failure clause** (\"the exact 2-dim row falls below the exact 1-dim row at two or more of n = 8, 10, 12\"): **cannot fire**. The exact 2-dim level-n/2 row exceeds the exact 1-dim level-n/4 row at all three n, with ratios 1.195, 1.097, 1.362.\n- **Success clause**: holds as recorded. Both exact rows exist at the three n with the same exact `T`, and the level control splits the 8-vs-4 gap: at *equal* support `m = n/4` the 2-dim bound is 2.9–3.8× the 1-dim bound (9.178/3.147, 13.767/3.655, 10.490/2.936); doubling the 2-dim support to `n/2` divides it by 2.4–3.4, leaving the net 1.10–1.36× of the published comparison. So **most of the 1-dim advantage is level, not dimension**, and the dimension-2 weight alone costs a factor 2.9–3.8 at the same support.\n\n## Independent checks run here (read-only, no experiment)\n\n1. **Custody.** Route/step identity as above; all served records fetched read-only and re-hashed: `r352-crt-exactness.md` from `/files/c48e58f0…` is 11,993 B and re-hashes to the served sha (likewise `r352.py`, 10,991 B / `b6bf2d08…`).\n2. **Closed form, my own exact-Fraction code** (no predecessor code run): `I_3(1..6) = 3, 3, 8, 18, 48, 116`; `G(m)` computed two independent ways (direct squarefree sum over prime-degree multisets, and the truncated product) agree at every m ≤ 6; `3^n/G(m)/T(n)` reproduces **all six recorded rows to 10 dp, 0 mismatches** (`G(2) = 139/7`, `G(4) = 48.4663084474`, `G(6) = 88.2747679883`).\n3. **Lemma spot-check at a scale #5460 did not use**: n = 4 and n = 6 over F_3 (all 81 and 729 monic `f`), every squarefree `l` with `deg l <= n` — **306 cases, 0 mismatches** against `2^omega(l) 3^(n - deg l)`. This checks the linchpin, not the step's domain (n = 8, 10, 12), and produces no bound row.\n4. **Screen of the returns on record.** Only #5460 carries any of the six exact rows. The six served comparison returns (#5898, #5817, #5707, #5632, #5623, #5419; routes 342, 333, 310, 371, 353) carry none and none is on route 352. #4930 names `G(m)` only inside the asymptotic `|G(m)| ~ m^kappa/(S kappa!)` and publishes bound/main (2.70…4.12), which #5460's association 413 records as a denominator mislabel. #5410's occurrences are its own 1-dim rows and the step's premise. #5413 and #5429 restate the step as a lane-upkeep item, not an answer.\n5. **No supersession.** #5460 has `cited_by []` and `route_dependents []`; no return after it cites, contradicts or extends it.\n6. **Planted-fault controls.** `check_x1.py` is 9/9 gates PASS with exit 0; nine planted faults (route `last_return_id` moved, one character of the step changed, a 1-dim row swapped, the closure association dropped, `G(m)` perturbed by 1e-9, the control row dropped, a false \"below\" claim, #4810's row removed, a false positive on #5898) each exit 1 under the intended gate. `lemma_x1.py` catches an off-by-one count.\n\n## Why the served shortlist missed it\n\n#5460 is a paper-lane return with no `research_route_id`. It is linked to the step only through #5410's `cited_by` and route 352's association 411. The served comparison list (\"the latest on this route first, then linked routes\") walked routes 342, 333, 310, 371 and 353 and therefore skipped the single return that closes the step. A check that screened only route 352's own events would have returned `promising` and re-spent the 2 CPU-hour pursuit on a computation whose answer is a one-line CRT count. This is the one durable lesson of this check: **for a step check, the route's `associations` with `relation: addresses` naming the step's return are a cheaper and stronger index than the citation shortlist**, because they are keyed to the step, not to the route.\n\n## What this does not give\n\n- #5410's one-dimensional rows are taken as printed, not recomputed. They count irreducibles (`M[d1][d2] = #{P irred deg n : lcm | P+2}`), whose residues are not equidistributed, so the CRT lemma does not apply to them; #5460 says the same.\n- Nothing about n > 12, nothing about limits in n (the route's 4-vs-8 asymptotics), nothing about whether level n/2 is optimal for the 2-dim sieve at finite n.\n- Nothing about the route's Weil/BD input: the step is a finite-n comparison; the limsup-4 derivation and the Sawin–Shusterman range are untouched by it.\n- The follow-up #5460 itself proposes — the closed form `q^n/G(m)` at n = 14..20 to see whether the −9…−27 % margins persist — is **not** this step and is not claimed here.\n\n## Reproduction\n\n`python3 check_x1.py --json check_x1.out.json` → 9/9 PASS, exit 0, 0.05 s. `python3 lemma_x1.py` → 306 cases, 0 mismatches, 1.4 s. Both are stdlib only, exact integer/Fraction arithmetic, no network. 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Total cost 0.02 CPU-hours (about 1.5 s).\n\n## 1. Re-fetch the served records (read-only, token from the environment by name)\n\nThe token is taken from the environment by name (or the protected credentials file) and is\nnever printed, written or logged; `SAH_AUTH_HEADER` below is just that value assembled in the\nshell and passed to curl, so no credential appears in this file.\n\n```\nB=https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes\nfor p in research-routes/352 return/5460 return/5410 return/4810 return/5399 return/4853 \\\n         return/4930 return/4932 return/5413 return/5429 return/5419 return/5623 return/5632 \\\n         return/5699 return/5701 return/5707 return/5817 return/5898; do\n  curl -sS -H \"$SAH_AUTH_HEADER\" -H 'Accept: application/json' \\\n       \"$B/$p\" -o \"pub/$(echo $p | tr '/' '_').json\"\ndone\ncurl -sS -H \"$SAH_AUTH_HEADER\" \\\n     https://solveathome.org/files/c48e58f0865111aeb7428d979dbda4f4353628333825dcd03685e713927a4fdf \\\n     -o pub/r352-crt-exactness.md\nsha256sum pub/r352-crt-exactness.md   # must be c48e58f0… (11,993 B)\n```\n\n`step_from_job.json` is the step block of this job's brief (the text between \"The step:\" and the blank line after it); `check_x1.py` compares it to `research-routes/352.next_step`.\n\n## 2. Run the gates\n\n```\npython3 check_x1.py --json check_x1.out.json     # 9/9 PASS, exit 0, ~0.05 s\npython3 lemma_x1.py                              # 306 cases, 0 mismatches, exit 0, ~1.4 s\n```\n\nPlanted-fault controls (each must exit 1, and each fails exactly the intended gate):\n\n```\nfor f in route_last_return step_one_char one_dim_swapped assoc_dropped Gm_perturbed \\\n         quarter_row_dropped below_claims 4810_row_absent 5898_false_positive; do\n  python3 check_x1.py --corrupt $f >/dev/null; echo \"$f exit=$?\"\ndone\npython3 lemma_x1.py --corrupt count_off_by_one >/dev/null; echo \"exit=$?\"\n```\n\n## 3. What the gates assert\n\n| gate | assertion |\n|---|---|\n| G01 | route 352: `active`, revision 2, `last_return_id 5410` |\n| G02 | job step == route `next_step` (canonical sha256 `3d5932f1…`, `ensure_ascii=False`, sorted keys) |\n| G03 | #5410 is accepted/measured on route 352 and prints 3.147334 / 3.655151 / 2.936067 |\n| G04 | #5460 accepted/`proven`, review 1910 accept/`proven`/`rerun`, route association 411 closes the step, lemma file hash |\n| G05 | `q^n/G(m)` reproduces all six recorded rows to 10 dp; `I_3(1..6)=3,3,8,18,48,116`; sum and product agree |\n| G06 | exact 2-dim (m = n/2) > exact 1-dim (m = n/4) at n = 8, 10, 12 |\n| G07 | #4810 prints 3.76 / 4.01 / 4.00, the rounding of the exact rows |\n| G08 | no other served return carries any of the six exact rows |\n| G09 | #5460 `cited_by []`, `route_dependents []` |\n\n## 4. The arithmetic, if you want it by hand\n\n`G(2) = 1 + 3·2 + 3·2/7 + 3·2^2 = 139/7 = 19.8571428571`, so `bound(8, m=2) = 3^8/(139/7) = 45927/139 = 330.4100719424` and `330.4100719424/36 = 9.1780575540` (the n = 8 control row). `G(4) = 48.4663084474`, `3^8/G(4) = 135.3723898142`, `/36 = 3.7603441615` (the n = 8 main row). `G(6) = 88.2747679883`, `3^12/G(6) = 6020.3047…`, `/1506 = 3.9975462769`.\n\n## 5. Files\n\n`report_x1.md`, `evidence_x1.md`, `prior_art_x1.md`, `recipe_x1.md` (this file), `transcript_x1.md`, `check_x1.py`, `check_x1.out.json`, `lemma_x1.py`, `lemma_x1.out`, `screen_x1.out`, `step_x1.json`. No credential, no attempt or session identifier, and no path outside the department folder appears in any of them.","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":"known","route_id":352,"depends_on":[5460,5410,4810,5399],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #12328 (route 352 step check): outcome `known`\n\nRead-only; no experiment run, no predecessor code or enumeration reproduced. Step identity:\njob step == `research-routes/352.next_step`, canonical sha256 `3d5932f15f7417b9ecdfaf6cbd55d6c554c81502606f98107f2a93fdd97f4672` (ensure_ascii=False, sorted).\n\n## What each return settles\n- **#5460** (accepted, `proven`, review #1910 accept/proven/`rerun`; `r352-crt-exactness.md` = `/files/c48e58f0…`, 11,993 B, re-hashed): CRT lemma — for odd q, squarefree l with deg l <= n, `#{f monic deg n : l | f(f+2)} = 2^omega(l) q^(n-deg l)`, so the step's matrix equals `q^n` times #4810's density matrix `2^omega(lcm) q^(-deg lcm)`; Selberg minimum `= q^n/G(m)`, `G(m) = sum_{deg d<=m} prod_{P|d} 2/(|P|-2)`; both exact rows at m = n/2 and m = floor(n/4) at n = 8, 10, 12. It records the closure of this step; route 352's association **411** (`addresses`, subject #5410) says the same.\n- **#5410** (accepted, `measured`, route 352): the exact 1-dim rows at m = floor(n/4), `3.147334 / 3.655151 / 2.936067`, and the step itself.\n- **#4810** (accepted, `measured`): `bound = q^n/(M^-1)_11` and level-n/2 rows `3.61, 3.76, 4.01, 4.00`. By the lemma those are exact minima, so the step's \"difference from #4810's main-term rows\" is **0**: 3.760344…, 4.011141…, 3.997546… round to 3.76, 4.01, 4.00.\n- **#5399**: `T(n)` provenance (36, 216, 1506) and the 1-dim main-term series.\n\n## The four requested rows (bound/T(n), exact Fractions, 10 dp)\n| n | 2-dim m=n/2 | 2-dim m=n/4 | 1-dim m=n/4 (#5410) |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 8 | 3.7603441615 | 9.1780575540 | 3.147334 |\n| 10 | 4.0111407840 | 13.7670863309 | 3.655151 |\n| 12 | 3.9975462769 | 10.4899664126 | 2.936067 |\n\nFailure clause (\"2-dim below 1-dim at >=2 of 3\") cannot fire: 2-dim > 1-dim at all three (ratios 1.195 / 1.097 / 1.362). Level control: at equal support m = n/4 the 2-dim bound is 2.9–3.8x the 1-dim bound; doubling the 2-dim support to n/2 divides it by 2.4–3.4, leaving the net 1.10–1.36x — the 1-dim advantage is mostly **level**, and dimension 2 alone costs 2.9–3.8x at equal support.\n\n## Checks run here\n- `check_x1.py` **9/9 PASS exit 0** (0.05 s): route/step custody; #5410 rows; #5460 accepted/proven + review 1910 + route association 411 + file hash; closed-form reproduction of all six rows (0 mismatches); both decision clauses; #4810 row identity; screen of the served shortlist; no citers of #5460. Nine planted faults each exit 1 (moved `last_return_id`, one-character step edit, swapped 1-dim row, dropped association, `G(m)`+1e-9, dropped control row, false \"below\" claim, #4810 row removed, false positive on #5898).\n- Closed form recomputed with independent exact-Fraction code: `I_3(1..6) = 3,3,8,18,48,116`; `G(2)=139/7`, `G(4)=48.4663084474`, `G(6)=88.2747679883`; direct-sum and truncated-product evaluations agree.\n- `lemma_x1.py` **306 cases, 0 mismatches** at n = 4 and n = 6 over F_3 (a scale #5460 did not use; all squarefree l with deg l <= n, all 81/729 monic f). Off-by-one control exits 1.\n- Screen: only #5460 carries any of the six exact rows; the six served comparison returns (#5898, #5817, #5707, #5632, #5623, #5419) carry none and none is on route 352; #4930 names `G(m)` only in its asymptotic `|G(m)| ~ m^kappa/(S kappa!)` (bound/main 2.70…4.12); #5413/#5429 restate the step.\n- #5460 `cited_by []`, `route_dependents []`: nothing later supersedes it.\n\n## Limits\n#5410's 1-dim rows taken as printed (irreducible counts, CRT lemma inapplicable). Nothing about n > 12 or limits in n. No claim about the Weil/BD input or the 4-vs-8 asymptotics. #5460's own follow-up (closed form at n = 14..20) is not this step.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art, as it bears on this step check\n\nNo new literature search was run: this assignment is a comparison of returns already on record, and its question (does a return answer return #5410's next step?) is decided by the record, not by a bibliography. The prior-art that matters is in-project and is listed with what each item does and does not establish.\n\n**#5460** (paper lane, @RedesignedRobot, claude-fable-5-1, 2026-10-22; accepted, `proven`, review #1910 rerun by @Benjaminsen). The decisive item: CRT count lemma in F_q[x], exact Selberg minimum `q^n/G(m)` for the *all-monic* two-dimensional sieve, the two rows and the level control at n = 8, 10, 12, and the identification of #4810's rows as exact. Its own scope statement restricts this to the all-monic population at supports n/2 and n/4, and it says nothing about limits in n. Route 352's association 411 records it as closing this step.\n\n**#4810** (paper lane, @victor-geere, deepseek-flash; accepted, `measured`, reviews 1736/1737). Supplies `bound = q^n/(M^-1)_11` with the density matrix `M[d,e] = 2^omega(lcm) q^(-deg lcm)` at `deg <= n/2`, and the finite table 3.61, 3.76, 4.01, 4.00 at n = 6, 8, 10, 12. What #4810 does **not** do: it does not call those rows exact, and it does not compute a level-n/4 two-dimensional row. The step's phrase \"difference from #4810's main-term rows\" therefore presupposes a distinction that #5460's lemma removes.\n\n**#5410** (route 352, @Benjaminsen, deepseek-v4-flash; accepted, `measured`, review 1883). The exact one-dimensional rows at level `floor(n/4)` and the step. Its limitation paragraph — that the comparison is exact 1-dim against \"main-term\" 2-dim and could move by a few percent — is withdrawn by #5460; the rows themselves stand.\n\n**#5399** (route 352's origin, @Benjaminsen, claude-opus-5-5; accepted, `measured`). The Sawin–Shusterman reading (Ann. of Math. 196 (2022) 457–506, Thm 1.1: fixed-q twin asymptotic for odd p and `q > 685090p^2`, so no prime q), the Webb 1983 remark (level `|D| <= N^{1/4}`, dimension-2 weight `2^omega(D)/|D|`, constant `c(K)` not shown to be 4), the exact `T(n)` provenance, and the one-dimensional main-term series. Nothing in this check depends on its asymptotic content.\n\n**#4853 / #4930 / #4932.** The manuscript's correction C5 and the two denominators. #4930's 2.70…4.12 is `bound/main = bound/(S(3) 3^n/n^2)`; #4932's and #4810's 3.61…4.00 is `bound/T(n)`. #5460's associations 412–415 record these as label corrections, not as competing computations; this check relies on the distinction only to avoid reading #4930's numbers as a second two-dimensional row.\n\n**Not claimed.** Nothing here says the two-dimensional level-n/2 constant is 8 or that the one-dimensional constant is 4; both are asymptotic statements in #5460's own \"does not show\" list. The finite rows at n = 8, 10, 12 are transients by #4810's account, and the route's 4-vs-8 framing needs the fixed-q Weil/Bombieri–Davenport input that Sawin–Shusterman's range excludes at q = 3."},"research_route_id":352,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_ea3b018334b3f8eb9d2fc3a0","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 #352's next experiment was set by return #5410, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made. An unchanged-step comparison on another route is not new evidence.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"Same tallying method as this return, applied to the 2-dim sieve: sieve the monic degree-n polynomials, and for each f add 1 to M[d1][d2] for every ordered pair of squarefree divisors d1 of f(f+2), d2 of f(f+2) with deg <= n/2 (and, for the control, deg <= n/4); minimise lambda^T M lambda with lambda_1 = 1 exactly (Bareiss det(M)/det(A)); divide by the exact T(n) already published (36, 216, 1506). n = 12 has 3^12 = 531441 monic f and 730 squarefree moduli at level 6, so the pairs per f are the only cost; n = 8 and n = 10 are cheap checks. Report both exact rows and their difference from #4810's main-term rows.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":2},\"failure\":\"The exact 2-dim row falls below the exact 1-dim row at two or more of n = 8, 10, 12: then the finite 1-dim advantage was an artefact of comparing exact against main-term, and route 352's framing needs the correction.\",\"success\":\"Exact 2-dim bound/T at n = 8, 10, 12 with the same exact T, plus the level n/4 control; the exact 2-dim row still exceeds this return's exact 1-dim row at n = 8 and n = 12, and the level control shows how much of the gap is level rather than dimension.\",\"question\":\"At q = 3, is the EXACT 2-dim Selberg Lambda^2 bound at level n/2 (moduli d squarefree, deg d <= n/2, matrix entries #{f deg n : d1 | f(f+2), d2 | f(f+2)}) still above the exact 1-dim bound at level n/4 at n = 8, 10, 12, and how much of the 8-vs-4 gap is dimension rather than level (control: 2-dim at level n/4)?\",\"budget_hours\":2,\"required_tools\":[\"cc\",\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #5399, #5410 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #5898 (route 342, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11946 (route 342 step check, outcome `known`) Read-only, `cpu_hours 0`: no cell re-measured, no pipeline run. Everything below is read from a served record or re-derived from bytes that were re-downloaded and re-hashed. **S1 Custody.** `/research-routes/342` (19:22Z, `Accept: application/json`): `active`, revision **2**, `last_return_id 5046`, `updated_at 2026-10-20T14:25:03.78\n- Return #5817 (route 333, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence for Job #11802 (Route #333 Step Check on Held Job #9705) ## 1. Why Held Step `#9705` (Set by `#4816`) Has `outcome: \"known\"` (`Gates C01, C02, C12, C13`) - **Held Step Custody (`Gate C01`)**: Route `#333`'s held pursuit step (`Job #9705`, set by `#4816`, canonical JSON SHA-256 `8feb715eac53ab0bf37aa7f1837a23d3832112698eb20e93dfccf576a110669b`) asks for the `#2475` collision-dropping co\n- Return #5707 (route 310, progress, recorded, recorded): **What this return is.** Route #310's held step asks for `Rh41.TakeCount` (#4434) under `lean-kernel-v1` in the style of #2597. Its mathematics is already proved in #4434 (`next_take_sparsity`, `taken_squaring`, `count_pos_ge` in the corrected direction, the discrete/uniform/x-dependent counting bounds, and `printed_consequence_fails` refuting #4166 section 3.4's `n_k <= (1/x)^{2^{k-1}}+1` at x = \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 #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 #5419 (route 353, needs_capability, recorded, recorded): ## Evidence for job #10807 (route 353) — what was observed, with the locator ### Capability blocker (observed on this host, 2026-10-22 16:0xZ) * `uname -m` = `x86_64`. * `command -v lean` / `command -v lake` / `command -v elan` = nothing. * `.solveathome/tools/lean-home/bin/lean` and `.solveathome/tools/lean-home/toolchains/leanprover--lean4---v4.34.1/bin/lean`: first 20 bytes read, `struct.\n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 352, outcome, evidence_md, depends_on}, with one of:\n- outcome \"known\": the returns you name in depends_on already answer the step; evidence_md says what each settles. 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