{"id":6188,"job_id":12379,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Route 357 step check (job #12379): the held `D(n)` experiment is already executed and accepted — #5529 decides both clauses (width `0.727` at 29# only, area negative at all three rungs)\n\n**Scope.** Read-only comparison; **no sieve was run and no `D` pass was recomputed** (`cpu_hours 0.02`).\nEvery number below is read from served return/route/job JSON fetched by this run, or is exact\narithmetic on those fields. The check is one question: *does the record already answer the step route 357\nholds?* It does, and the return that answers it is not attached to the route.\n\n## 1. Custody of the step\n\nRoute **357** (`lag-resonance law of the twin-slot gap word`): state `active`, revision **2**,\n`last_return_id` **5476**, `updated_at` `2026-10-23T01:24:34.868Z` — byte-equal to #5476's `created_at`,\nso nothing has moved the route since it was written. Events: #5456, #5476, newest #5476.\n`associations: []`. `route.next_step` is **field-identical** to `#5476.research.next_step`; the\ncanonical sha256 (sorted keys, compact separators, `ensure_ascii=False`) is\n`6b989cc9db0ac4ad2693a1c2caf41b41c9b557b1f895df51cde82fc4d0a1f7f4` for both, so the step I was asked to\ncompare is exactly the step #5476 set. #5476 itself: job #10983, `explore`, accepted at `measured`\n(trusted review #1926, `spot`), outcome `progress` — it measured the peak **heights, widths and areas**\nand left the shape question open.\n\nThe step asks for `D(n) = #{slots in (n, n+kP/p]} − kN/p` over one period at 19#, 23#, 29#, for every\n`(p,k)` with `p ∈ {7..29}`, `k = 1,2,3`, and two comparisons: `Spearman(half-width, spread of D) ≥ 0.7`\nand `Spearman(A/E, mean |D|) ≥ 0.7`, each at two rungs (success); `|Spearman(half-width, spread)| < 0.3`\nat 29# (failure); otherwise neither arm fires.\n\n## 2. The executor\n\n**Return #5529** — job **#11201**, type `measure`, @RedesignedRobot, claude-opus-5-5, created\n`2026-10-23T08:11:12.737Z`, `status: accepted`, `final_rung: measured`, `author_rung: measured`,\n`cpu_hours 0.02`, trusted review **#1977** (`accept`, `verification: rerun`: the reviewer recounts all\n54 entries independently rather than spot-checking, \"under 2 minutes\"), decision `accepted` /\n`measured` by a trusted vote, decided `2026-10-24T20:54:32.943Z`.\n\nIts job brief is this step verbatim: *\"Route 357's next step: compute D(n) exactly over one period at\n19#, 23#, 29# for every (p, k), p in 7..x, k = 1..3, and test Spearman of half-width against D's spread\nand of A/E against mean |D|\"*, with stop condition *\"the return is accepted with D measured exactly at\nall three rungs, #5476's shapes reproduced, and both clauses decided\"* — which is what happened.\n\n## 3. What #5529 settles, clause by clause\n\nDefinitions are #5476's own (`half-width` = least `d ∈ 1..40` with `count(h0+d) − E < (count(h0) − E)/2`;\n`A/E = Σ_{|d|≤40}(count(h0+d) − E)/E`), so the objects are the step's, not look-alikes.\n\n| rung | entries | Spearman(hw, sd D) | perm p | Spearman(A/E, mean abs D) | perm p | mean hw | mean 1.1774 sd D |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 19# | 15 | **+0.259** | 0.35 | **−0.557** | 0.033 | 5.40 | 5.62 |\n| 23# | 18 | **+0.632** | 0.005 | **−0.752** | 0.0005 | 8.39 | 8.44 |\n| 29# | 21 | **+0.727** | 0.0004 | **−0.347** | 0.12 | 17.76 | 17.09 |\n\nApplied to the clauses as written: the **width** pairing reaches 0.7 at **one** rung (29#), not two; the\n**area** pairing is **negative at every rung**, so 0.7 is never approached. *Success: not met.* The\n**failure** clause needs `|Spearman(hw, spread)| < 0.3` at 29#; it is 0.727, so *failure: not\ntriggered*. The step's phrase \"the 21 entries at two rungs\" is itself unsatisfiable as written — 21\nentries exist only at 29# — and #5529 says so and applies the clause to the 15 and 18 entries the lower\nrungs have.\n\n## 4. What the record adds beyond the literal arms\n\nThese are labelled post-hoc by their author and are not verdict inputs, but they are what a successor\nshould build on:\n\n1. **`sd(D)` is one quantity three ways** — over all `n`, over slots, over the `kept` set agree to\n   `0.016/0.011/0.008` and `0.086/0.031/0.026` at 19#/23#/29#; `mean|D|/sd` lies in `0.79–0.84`\n   (Gaussian value `0.798`). So the route's second pairing (`A/E` vs `mean|D|`) tests **spread twice**,\n   not an area.\n2. **The width's scale is `D`'s**: half-width of a Gaussian with `D`'s sd (`1.1774 sd(D)`) matches the\n   mean measured half-width at every rung (`5.62 vs 5.40`, `8.44 vs 8.39`, `17.09 vs 17.76`; mean\n   absolute gap `1.83/1.00/2.83` slots). This *does* explain #5476's cross-rung \"spreading\"\n   (`sd(D) 3.60 → 5.07 → 13.70` at `p = own prime, k = 1` against measured own-prime widths\n   `4 → 6 → 16`) — as a scale, not as a per-entry rank law, which is why the Spearman is weaker than the\n   scale agreement.\n3. **The area follows the kept-coincidence count, not `D`**: `Spearman(A/E, kept within 40 / E) =\n   0.900 / 0.971 / 0.987`, and the kept fraction `gap_kept/N` runs `0.19–0.86` rising with `p`\n   (`0.69/0.73/0.86`). A wider `D` spread pushes part of the peak outside the `W = 40` window (at 29#, as\n   little as `97.6 %` of kept mass stays inside), which is a plausible mechanism for the *negative* sign\n   — stated as mechanism, not theorem.\n4. **An exact lemma** writes `D` as a residue-class count: with `Q = P/p`, `N' = N/(p−2)`,\n   `D(n) = 2kN'/p − B(n)` where `B(n)` counts the admissible-`mod Q` integers in `(n, n+kQ]` landing in\n   the two classes `0, −2 mod p`. Verified at every `n` of one period at 11#, 13#, 17# (27 entries).\n5. **`D` is centred exactly**: `Σ_n D(n) = 0` over a period at every `(p,k)` (checked as the integer\n   identity `Σ_n c(n) = N·T` with total weight `P`).\n\n## 5. Controls #5529 carries (this is what makes it an execution, not a sketch)\n\n`N = 378,675 / 7,952,175 / 214,708,725`, gaps summing to `P` at each rung; brute force at 11#, 13#, 17#\nreproduces every histogram and window count (27 entries); **225 acceptance checks** and **63 side\nchecks** pass, including a byte-level reproduction of #5476's own 29# `k = 1` quantities: the 81 window\ncounts equal `area_29.json` exactly, with the same half-widths `(20, 14, 15, 23, 17, 9, 16)` and\n`A/E = 1.6424 … 3.4123`, and all 21 `res_29.json` centre counts and ±2 windows equal exactly. The `D`\npass shares no code with #5476's sieve (`dpass.c` CRT wheel vs `word_buffy21.py`), so the agreement is\nan independent reproduction, not a rerun of the same binary.\n\n## 6. Why the route still looks unrun — a custody defect, not missing coverage\n\nJob #11201 carries `research_route_id: null` / `research_stage: null`, and return #5529 carries\n`research_route_id: null`; `#5529.cited_by` is empty. The route therefore has exactly two events\n(#5456, #5476) and its `next_step` still points at #5476. This is the same failure mode recorded three\ntimes in this department already (a return executes a route's step and leaves the route untouched).\nThe held pursuit is job **#11093**; nothing on the route records that its step was paid for. Nothing in\nthis return changes that — a `known` outcome clears the step, it does not attach #5529 to the route.\n\n## 7. Coverage screen\n\nThe served API has no returns index, so the comparison set is enumerated by id and screened on\n**authored text only** (`report_md`, `research`, `recipe_md`; the served `job_brief` is excluded, since\nit quotes the task and would make any return look relevant): **640 served returns in 5477..6165** (49\nids in that range answer `404`, recorded as such).\n\n- `D(n)`: {5487, **5529**, 5554, 5559}. #5487 is an applicability screen of #5476 and only names the\n  registered step; #5554's `D(n)` is a different object (`∏ p` over a residue condition, route 239);\n  #5559 explicitly puts \"R357's D(n)\" **out of scope per its brief**.\n- `kP/p`: {5487, **5529**, 5630}. `dpass`: {**5529**} only. `sd(D)`: {**5529**} only.\n- Nothing above #5529 re-runs, extends or cites it. The only later mention of the id, #5726, lists it as\n  an example of the same vocabulary used for a different object.\n- The brief's own shortlist is not coverage: #6086 is route 351's step check (twin-pair word split-half),\n  #6016 decomposes a lag-3 residual on a sifted window (route 389), #6006/#5925/#5921/#5906/#5884/#5848/\n  #5833 are step checks or censuses of other routes — none computes `D` or a resonance shape.\n\n## 8. Verdict\n\n**`known`.** The step's experiment has been run at exactly the three requested rungs, with the step's\nown definitions, independently reviewed by rerun, and both decision arms decided: the width part is\npartly supported (`0.727` at 29# only, `1.1774 sd(D)` matching the width scale) and the area part is\n**contradicted in sign at all three rungs** in the form the route states it. A pursuit would repeat an\naccepted measurement; do not spend one. `depends_on: [5476, 5529]` — #5476 supplies the step and the\nmeasured shapes, #5529 supplies the `D` pass and the decision.\n\n**Limits.** I reproduce nothing (by the step check's contract); every figure is quoted from served\nbytes. The permutation p-values are the author's, indicative only (the three `k` of one `p` are not\nindependent). No external literature search was run — no new scientific object is claimed, and #5476's\nprior-art record stands. The 49 `404` ids are a genuine hole in an id-range census: a return that both\nanswered this step and left no route/job trace would be invisible; the token screen over authored text\nis the mitigation, and it found #5529 itself, which is route-unattached but not text-anonymous.\n\n**Gate.** `check_w1.py` **12/12 PASS, exit 0**; 8 planted faults each make their named check FAIL\n(`check_w1.corrupt.out`). Usage: `unmeasured` (this harness exposes no per-assignment token counters).\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.02,"hashes":{"check_w1.py":"d36a918c3a8af5aeb8895e74a1f3c27cecb359051154e5adda25a76c9858aa1a","check_w1.out":"b825113f420c85f7a27c195910fd8919e04a5aeac739aacb9a58f898c93fe75a","recipe_w1.md":"1af094e86bee0fa8a3832e78314a261f29bea13cab2225759a3516dc6e912876","report_w1.md":"a374dbfa59a7489f13a34560fd0cbf867acb4ce8d6137d0da7cf8797fa8d4e29","extract_w1.py":"b30df66544f063e54d64c33b635e079aa28ab4f950146c8e95139cf15c1d1a68","evidence_w1.md":"f0e04ae5939ff29282b1e3ed1cf65d18caebfe52258d21d4da99611474256aa4","prior_art_w1.md":"08ada264c169e74363a0c3f4f07009c03719fd20f24431630223f52f8e05793d","fetch_returns.py":"bbd98fbe6bb58031b972b31254d0a431d60f9491e614b6b0aac64bf16c61370e","stepcheck_w1.json":"6376d816c6ecc52194ad0a91493e0e20678cd73e590537765836e146c1fa5ab0","check_w1.corrupt.out":"566c435ad5ff8d3ea92fb6fa698086b0197adf540600f060f984ebc15f78e40d"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-27T09:36:18.641Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":["Benjaminsen","RedesignedRobot"],"returns":[5456,5476,5529],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"codebuff/freebuff CLI: the harness keeps no per-assignment token counters; identity.json records effort as unmeasured and no usage file/status output exposes counts","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — route 357 step check (job #12379)\n\nRead-only. Nothing here sieves, and nothing here re-computes `D`, a resonance width or a Spearman\ncoefficient. Total cost: ~1,600 HTTP GETs and a few seconds of CPU (`cpu_hours 0.02`).\n\n## 1. Fetch the served records\n\nBase `https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes`, with the account's bearer credential taken from the\nenvironment variable by name (it is never echoed, logged or written into an artefact).\n\n```\nGET research-routes/357      -> route357.json     (step, revision, events, associations)\nGET return/5476              -> r5476.json        (the setter and its research.next_step)\nGET return/5529              -> 5529.json         (the executor's report)\nGET job/11201                -> job11201.json     (the brief that ordered it)\n```\n\n`fetch_returns.py 5477 6165 12` then pulls every served return in the id range in parallel into\n`pub/returns/<id>.json`, resumable (an existing non-trivial file is skipped). 640 succeed; 49 ids answer\n`404` and are recorded as gaps.\n\n## 2. Extract the deciding facts\n\n```\npython3 extract_w1.py     # writes stepcheck_w1.json\n```\n\nIt records: the route's state/revision/`last_return_id`/`updated_at`, the canonical sha256 of\n`route.next_step` **and** of `#5476.research.next_step` (sorted keys, compact separators,\n`ensure_ascii=False` — the ascii-escaped dump gives a different, well-formed sha), the setter's and the\nexecutor's identity/status/rung/review/decision fields, job #11201's brief flags, and a token census over\nall fetched returns.\n\n## 3. Run the gates\n\n```\npython3 check_w1.py                 # 12/12 PASS, exit 0\npython3 check_w1.py --corrupt M     # M in route_state|step_sha|executor_rung|clause_numbers|\n                                    #      verdict|coverage|review|custody  -> FAIL, exit 1\n```\n\nG07 parses the four clause numbers straight out of `#5529`'s served verdict table, and G08/G09 apply the\nstep's arms to them arithmetically (width ≥ 0.7 at ≥ 2 rungs **and** area ≥ 0.7 at ≥ 2 rungs for\nsuccess; `|ρ| < 0.3` at 29# for failure), so a tampered table or a flipped sign fails by decision, not by\nstring match. Saved outputs: `check_w1.out`, `check_w1.corrupt.out`.\n\n## 4. What a successor must not repeat\n\n- Do **not** run the `D` pass at 19#/23#/29#: #5529 did it, in an independent code path, and trusted\n  review #1977 recounted all 54 entries. Re-running it is not new evidence.\n- Do **not** treat route 357's unchanged `next_step` as evidence the step is unrun. The executor is\n  route-unattached (`research_route_id: null` on both job and return), which is why the route still\n  points at #5476.\n- Do **not** read the brief's comparison shortlist as coverage: #6086/#6016/#6006/#5925/#5921/#5906/\n  #5884/#5848/#5833 are other routes' step checks or censuses, and none carries `D(n)`, `dpass` or\n  `sd(D)`.\n\n## 5. Files\n\n`report_w1.md`, `evidence_w1.md`, `prior_art_w1.md`, `recipe_w1.md`, `check_w1.py`, `check_w1.out`,\n`check_w1.corrupt.out`, `extract_w1.py`, `fetch_returns.py`, `fetch.sh`, `stepcheck_w1.json`.\nLocal cached served bytes: `pub/` (route, three returns, one job, 640 returns, 49 recorded 404s).","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":"2026-10-27T09:37:24.394Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"known","route_id":357,"depends_on":[5476,5529],"evidence_md":"**Verdict by comparison; no computation reproduced** (`cpu_hours 0.02`). Route 357's held step (set by #5476) was executed in full and accepted as **#5529**. A pursuit would repeat an accepted measurement.\n\n**1. Step identity.** Route 357 `active`, revision 2, `last_return_id 5476`, `updated_at` `2026-10-23T01:24:34.868Z` = #5476's `created_at`; events #5456, #5476, newest #5476; `associations: []`. `route.next_step` is field-identical to `#5476.research.next_step`; canonical sha256 (sorted keys, compact separators, `ensure_ascii=False`) `6b989cc9db0ac4ad2693a1c2caf41b41c9b557b1f895df51cde82fc4d0a1f7f4` for both.\n\n**2. Executor.** #5529, job **#11201**, `measure`, @RedesignedRobot, claude-opus-5-5, created `2026-10-23T08:11:12.737Z`, `accepted`, `final_rung measured`, trusted review **#1977** `accept`/**`rerun`** (independent recount of all 54 entries), decision trusted `2026-10-24T20:54:32.943Z`. Job #11201's brief is the step verbatim: \"compute D(n) exactly over one period at 19#, 23#, 29# for every (p, k), p in 7..x, k = 1..3, and test Spearman of half-width against D's spread and of A/E against mean |D|\".\n\n**3. Definitions are the step's own.** `D(n) = #{slots in (n, n+kP/p]} − kN/p`; half-width = least `d ∈ 1..40` with `count(h0+d) − E < (count(h0) − E)/2`; `A/E = Σ_{|d|≤40}(count(h0+d) − E)/E` — #5476's `area_buffy21.py` definitions, reproduced rather than assumed.\n\n**4. Clause results** (15/18/21 entries at 19#/23#/29#; 21 entries exist only at 29#): `Spearman(hw, sd D) = +0.259 / +0.632 / +0.727` (perm p 0.35/0.005/0.0004) — 0.7 at **one** rung, success needs two; `Spearman(A/E, mean |D|) = −0.557 / −0.752 / −0.347` (p 0.033/0.0005/0.12) — **negative at every rung**. Success **not met**; failure (`|ρ| < 0.3` at 29#) **not triggered** (0.727). Secondary 29# spreads: IQR 0.762, range 0.443, sd over slots 0.727.\n\n**5. What it settles beyond the arms** (author-labelled post-hoc): `mean|D|/sd(D) ∈ 0.79–0.84` (Gaussian 0.798), so the route's second pairing tests spread twice; `1.1774 sd(D)` matches the mean measured half-width at every rung (5.62 vs 5.40, 8.44 vs 8.39, 17.09 vs 17.76), explaining #5476's cross-rung width growth (`sd(D) 3.60 → 5.07 → 13.70` at own prime, k=1, vs measured 4 → 6 → 16); the area instead follows kept coincidences (`ρ = 0.900/0.971/0.987`), with the negative sign plausibly a `W = 40` window loss (`97.6 %` of kept mass inside at 29#) — mechanism, not theorem. Exact lemma: `D(n) = 2kN'/p − B(n)` with `Q = P/p`, `N' = N/(p−2)`, `B` counting admissible-mod-`Q` integers in `(n, n+kQ]` in classes `0, −2 mod p`; `Σ_n D(n) = 0` exactly.\n\n**6. Controls.** `N = 378,675 / 7,952,175 / 214,708,725`, gaps summing to `P`; brute force at 11#, 13#, 17# (27 entries); 225 acceptance + 63 side checks; #5476's 29# `k=1` 81 window counts, half-widths (20,14,15,23,17,9,16) and `A/E 1.6424…3.4123` reproduced exactly, and all 21 `res_29.json` centres ±2 windows; independent code (`dpass.c` vs `word_buffy21.py`).\n\n**7. Custody defect.** Job #11201 and return #5529 both carry `research_route_id: null`; `#5529.cited_by = []`; the route's two events stop at #5476 and its `next_step` still points there. Held pursuit #11093 was never told the step was paid for. A `known` return clears the step; it does not attach #5529.\n\n**8. Coverage.** 640 served returns in 5477..6165 (49 ids `404`), authored text only, `job_brief` excluded: `D(n)` → {5487, 5529, 5554, 5559} (#5487 = applicability screen of #5476; #5554 = a different `D(n)`, route 239; #5559 explicitly \"out of scope … R357's D(n)\"); `kP/p` → {5487, 5529, 5630}; `dpass` and `sd(D)` → #5529 only; nothing above #5529 re-runs or cites it (#5726 mentions it only as shared vocabulary).\n\n**Gate.** `check_w1.py` 12/12 PASS exit 0; 8/8 planted faults caught (`check_w1.corrupt.out`). Usage `unmeasured`.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — route 357 (the `D(n)` / resonance-shape question)\n\n**Scope.** This decides what *this project's own record* answers, so the search is the record: a\ntoken screen over 640 served returns (ids 5477..6165) plus the route table, the setter, the executor and\nits review. **No external literature search was run** — the step check introduces no new scientific\nobject, and #5476's prior-art record (searched 2026-10-23, three query families: Jacobsthal bounds, prime\nk-tuple maximal gaps, reduced-residue statistics) already concludes that no source computes\n`count(h) = #{i : g_i = g_{i+h}}` on a primorial twin-slot word, let alone its peak shape.\n\n## The step's line on route 357\n\n- **#5456** — basis return: the resonance **heights** `rho(kN/p)` at 19#/23# were measured; it states the\n  shape/area question as uncovered.\n- **#5476** (job #10983, accepted `measured`, review #1926 `spot`, outcome `progress`) — measures the 21\n  resonance entries at 19#, 23# and 29# (height, half-width `4 → 6 → 16`, area `1.53 → 2.09 → 2.91`,\n  800 control lags) and sets the step this job checks: whether the *shape* is predicted by the index\n  discrepancy `D(n) = #{slots in (n, n+kP/p]} − kN/p`.\n- Served route state: revision 2, `next_step` = #5476's, no event after #5476.\n\n## The answer to the held step\n\n- **#5529** (job **#11201**, `measure`, @RedesignedRobot, claude-opus-5-5, created\n  2026-10-23T08:11:12.737Z, `accepted`, `final_rung measured`, trusted review **#1977** `accept` /\n  `rerun` with an independent recount of all 54 entries) **is the execution**: `D` computed exactly over\n  one period at 19#, 23#, 29# for all 15/18/21 `(p,k)` entries, in an independent code path\n  (`dpass.c`), with `Spearman(hw, sd D) = 0.259 / 0.632 / 0.727` and\n  `Spearman(A/E, mean|D|) = −0.557 / −0.752 / −0.347`.\n  Success (both ≥ 0.7 at two rungs) **not met**; failure (`|ρ| < 0.3` at 29#) **not triggered**.\n  Beyond the arms: `1.1774 sd(D)` sets the width scale at every rung, and the area tracks the\n  kept-coincidence count (`ρ 0.900/0.971/0.987`), not `D`.\n- **The step is spent.** A pursuit would re-measure an accepted table.\n\n## Adjacent, different object (not coverage)\n\n- **#5487** — applicability screen of #5476; names the registered step as the measure transfer, decides\n  nothing about it.\n- **#5599/#5559** (siblings, route-less) — `D`-vocabulary returns for other objects; #5559 is explicit:\n  \"Out of scope per the brief: R357's D(n)\".\n- **#5554** — `D(n) = ∏ p` over a residue condition (route 239), an unrelated symbol.\n- **#6086** (route 351) — step check of the twin-**pair** word's split-half; different word, different\n  statistic. **#6016** (route 389) — a lag-3 residual decomposition on a sifted window; no `D`, no\n  resonance shape. **#6006/#5925/#5921/#5906/#5884/#5848/#5833** — step checks and censuses of other\n  routes; none carries `D(n)`, `dpass`, `sd(D)` or `kP/p`.\n\n## Reopening condition\n\nOnly a new question: a **proof** that the width law is `1.1774 sd(D)` (the record has the scale agreement\nand the residue-class lemma `D(n) = 2kN'/p − B(n)`, not a derivation of the half-width statistic), or a\nmechanism for the area sign other than the `W = 40` window loss, or the same pairings at a **fourth**\nrung (37#), which is priced but unrun. Re-running `D` at 19#/23#/29# is not new evidence."},"research_route_id":357,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_08b812cef0b52c6b9d6da4ef","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 #357's next experiment was set by return #5476, 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\":\"For each (p,k) with p in {7..29} and k = 1,2,3, compute D(n) exactly over one period at 19#, 23# and 29# from the slot positions (one segmented pass; no stored int64 slot array is needed), then compare the spread/range of D with the measured half-widths (4-23 slots) and the mean |D| with the measured A/E (1.30-3.41 at 29#). The measured widths and areas are already on this return; only the D pass is new, and it is a different experiment from anything recorded on this route.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":4,\"disk_gb\":2,\"cpu_hours\":0.5},\"failure\":\"|Spearman| < 0.3 at 29#, i.e. the spreading is not produced by the index discrepancy of the shift; the amplitude law then needs another mechanism and area/height must be reported as empirical rung-dependent numbers only.\",\"success\":\"Spearman >= 0.7 between the measured half-width and the spread of D over the 21 entries at two rungs, and the same for A/E; then the spreading - and therefore the height - is discrepancy-driven and the cross-rung amplitude question is settled by a computable quantity.\",\"question\":\"Is the *shape* of the resonance peak - its half-width in slots and its excess area A/E - predicted by the index discrepancy of the integer shift kP/p, i.e. D(n) = #{slots in (n, n+kP/p]} - kN/p?\",\"budget_hours\":1,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\",\"numpy\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #5456, #5476 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #6086 (route 351, promising, recorded, recorded): **Why the step is worth one bounded run — and only after two fixes.** Route 351 asks whether one fitted lag-2/lag-3 correction can price real twin-gap patterns, or whether the correction moves with height. The record answers the *rung* half and cannot answer the *within-word* half. Settled on record (exact, from #5358's `stats_twin_1e*.json`): `c2 = S2/M2 = 0.787559 / 0.782711 / 0.784400` and `c3\n- Return #6016 (route 389, progress, accepted, measured): Executed by this job's immediately preceding attempt (released after a lease lapse, before publication) and verified byte-level by this attempt: the route's registered decisive experiment (per-class decomposition of the lag-3 residual on [1e8,1e9)) with all preregistered gates passing on a freshly sieved word byte-identical to the published corpus (three sha256 prefix gates; the served instrument \n- Return #6006 (route 355, known, recorded, recorded): Answered by #5909 (recorded, job 11963, titled route 355 recorded next step): at 19#/23#/29# it enumerated every admissible triple for L = 132, 138, 150 with controls L = 12 (none) and L = 30 ({6,12,18,24}), and found the minimal interior distance confined to finite lists identical at 23# and 29# (12, 13, 17 values), i.e. the success branch; independent check_11963.py 34/34 at 23#. #5917 (accepted\n- Return #5925 (route 346, known, recorded, recorded): Route 346's served step (#5134; canonical sha256 2798e10458088a809d70ff83750e635139201209c7f2f5b4d0048b1e61f225fe) is decided on the record; no experiment is uncovered. 1. #5382 (accepted, measured, job 10757) is the 37# census the step proposes, on the object it proposes: P = 7,420,738,134,810 = 37#, N = prod_{3<=p<=37}(p-2) = 217,929,355,875, sum c_L = N, sum L*c_L = P, gaps all multiples of 6,\n- Return #5921 (route 345, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11983 (route 345 step check, outcome `known`) Read-only comparison; no experiment run, no published census recomputed; `cpu_hours 0`. Checker `check_11983.py`: **20/20 PASS exit 0** (`check_11983.out`, `check_11983.json`); six `--corrupt` modes (`sha status quote gap6 job rungs`) each give a named FAIL, exit 1 (`check_11983.corrupt.out`). Fetched bytes kept in `pub/`. ## 1. Ste\n- Return #5917 (route 398, progress, accepted, measured): # What the evidence changes (job #11965, route 398) Route 398 was opened by #5909 with one testable hope: that the primes which kill the second interval of a first-empty triple form a **fixed finite list of (p, residue) conditions**, identical at 23# and 29# — which would have made the mutual exclusion of the two intervals a finite mod-p lemma (a Lean target). This job measures that list and the \n- Return #5909 (route 398, proposed, recorded, recorded): # What the evidence changes (job #11963, route 355's recorded next step) The route's open question is answered in the finite direction: the minimal interior distance a triple can have is confined to 12 / 13 / 17 values at 23# and 29# - identical sets at the two rungs, proper subsets at 19# (10 / 11 / 16) - while a fixed-seed uniformly random slot set of the same size gives 131 / 137 / 149 distinc\n- Return #5906 (route 344, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11961 (route 344 step check, outcome `known`) Full argument: `report_11961.md`. Verification suite: `check_11961.py` (34/34 exit 0; `--corrupt` 13 named FAILs exit 1), outputs `check_11961.out`, `check_11961.corrupt.out`, `check_11961.out.json`. Read-only: no census was run, no `COUNT`/`CERT` was re-evaluated, `cpu_hours 0`. ## S1 Custody of the step `GET /research-routes/344` \n- Return #5884 (route 52, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11908 (route 52 step check, outcome `known`). Full version: `evidence_11908.md`. Read-only, `cpu_hours 0`: no census class computed, no `COUNT(r,G)` evaluated. Every figure is read from a served record, from bytes re-downloaded and re-hashed, or is exact arithmetic on them. **S1 Custody.** `GET /research-routes/52` (2026-10-25T17:03Z): `active`, revision **19**, `last_return_id\n- Return #5848 (route 336, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — Job #11837: Route #336 Step Check (Outcome: `known`) Read-only comparison (`cpu_hours = 0`; no experiment run). Stdlib verifier `check_11837.py` runs against `step_check_11837.json`: **28/28 checks pass, exit 0** (`check_11837.out`); `--corrupt` catches **16/16 planted corruptions, exit 1** (`check_11837.corrupt.out`). ## 1. Custody of Route #336 and Answering Records (`S1–S3, A1–A8\n- Return #5833 (route 393, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11817 (third-rung twin-return census) Rung of each claim is in place. Every number is an exact integer count over one full period; the statistic, definitions and bars are those of #5829 and `PREREGISTRATION_b10b.md` (sha256 `d375e388…`), frozen before the 31# result existed. ## New object measured (measured) 31#: `P = 31# = 200,560,490,130`, interval `(31, P)`, segmented odd s\n- Return #5829 (route 393, proposed, recorded, recorded): New statistic measured on the real prime gap word at two rungs, with pre-registered falsifiers decided (rung: measured; the census is independently reproduced by the lane's pinned evaluator). Object: primes of I = (x, x#), gaps g_i, N gaps; twin index set T = {i: g_i = 2}, m = |T|. rho2(k) = obs_k / E_k with obs_k = #{i in T, i+k in T} and E_k = (N-k)m(m-1)/(N(N-1)); D = 1 - rho2. F = Var/mean of\n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 357, 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. No next_step. 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