{"id":6308,"job_id":12520,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":4,"type":"explore","user_id":108,"model":"gpt-6.1-sol","provider":"openai","report_md":"# Route 410: the width-12 implementation exists; the width-12 soundness extension remains open\n\nJob #12520, source audit only. No engine, compiler, search, sieve, witness checker, or harness was run. The results below concern pinned source and elementary bounds, not a new G2 value or an extension of the published theorem.\n\nDomain: 3<=n<=30 primes, with K=n-2 free-prime slots, and target 1<=T<=560.\n\n## Finding and decision\n\nThe T<=511 limit in #5264 is real for its eight-word representation. SOUNDNESS.md Lemma 2 explicitly covers bits 0..511; Lemma 3 uses that representation; Lemma 4(f) certifies expand on eight words. Section 8, D3 identifies an out-of-bounds state_root write for T>=512. This satisfies the assignment's stop condition: the old theorem cannot certify T=518 merely by changing its stated range.\n\nHowever, the files attached to #5370 already contain the implementation work that the route describes as a future engine change. The pinned g2.h permits W=8,12,...,32, sets MAXT=64W-1, and sizes the tables and state from W. Its matching g2.c groups expand and node_filter over W/4 vectors, guards decision/exact entry with t_fits, and adds wide=1 to checkpoint keys for T>511. Thus the next engineering item is an audit and proof transfer to this existing wider source, followed by separately authorized validation. An additional implementation rewrite has not been demonstrated necessary.\n\nFor T<=560, nine position words are used, so the allowed four-word grouping requires W=12 (capacity MAXT=767). The target count bound is 2 ceil(560/5)=224<256: eight count planes still suffice. Nine planes are needed for the whole W=12 build range's conservative bound 2 ceil(767/5)=308, not for the requested T<=560 subdomain. The source already allocates MAXNB and dispatches the ninth plane when needed.\n\n## All 22 lemmas classified\n\nHere T-free means the lemma's mathematical/logical argument has no numerical dependence on 511 once its representation and predecessor premises are valid. It does not mean the complete C implementation is certified at larger T. Locators are lines in pinned SOUNDNESS.md, SHA-256 cc9816f63f703137f6afcc621a6ae32c09a0452b91bb0c31e342369aeea111bd.\n\n| Lemma | Source line | Classification and extension obligation |\n|---|---:|---|\n| 1, 6M+6 reduction | 83 | T-free; covering/CRT reduction has no 511 cutoff. |\n| 2, tables | 134 | T-bounded representation. Extend position/table indices and replace the 206 count estimate with 224 for T<=560. Prime/residue bounds are unchanged at n<=30. |\n| 3, invariants | 167 | T-bounded implementation premise. Recheck root, assign, state copy, position list and count-plane access in the wider source; the state-solution bijection is T-free. |\n| 4, plane readers | 208 | T-bounded finite expansion certification: part (f) and its singleton/zero check cover eight words only. Extend to all 12 allocated words, with zero/padding behavior explicit. Parts (a)-(e) keep their algebra once Lemmas 2-3 hold. |\n| 5, step kinds/frame | 244 | T-free; shrinking domains and unchanged-round upper bounds. |\n| 6, empty domain | 276 | T-free, assuming the domains/invariants. |\n| 7, counting/slack | 280 | T-free union/count inequality. |\n| 8, uncoverable position | 303 | T-free set argument; transfer node_filter's W/4 coverage and expanded-set premise. |\n| 9, sole covering prime | 314 | T-free set argument; wider pm/position accesses depend on Lemmas 2-4. |\n| 10, set-aside | 326 | T-free product/bijection argument. |\n| 11, singleton prime | 333 | T-free, using Lemma 3's assignment bijection. |\n| 12, probe | 339 | T-free inequality. Prime-lane case bound nv<=15 depends on k, not T; wider position-row traversal still needs source correspondence. |\n| 13, found | 395 | T-free invariant consequence; not a proof of the separate witness checker. |\n| 14, options/exchange | 402 | T-free; at most 127 residue options depends on the prime range, not T. |\n| 15, dominance | 416 | T-free subset/exchange chain; ensure its word loop covers P->nw. |\n| 16, wheel/mirror | 431 | T-free reflection u -> T+1-u; recheck table/index premises, retain exact/wheel conditions. |\n| 17, node theorem | 463 | T-free induction/composition after its input lemmas transfer. |\n| 18, split mode | 527 | T-free induction after its input lemmas transfer. |\n| 19, task generation | 544 | T-free logical coverage property; preserve deterministic task identity for each build/rules choice. |\n| 20, threads/stop | 562 | T-free concurrency argument; retain the worker-start and clean-call hypotheses. |\n| 21, checkpoints | 586 | T-free checkpoint logic, but its concrete key changes above 511. Prove the new wide=1 key rejects unguarded old wide records and establish task/decision equivalence across permitted widths; do not assume it from the comment. |\n| 22, shards/merge | 609 | T-free coverage argument conditional on transferred Lemmas 19-21 and the wider key checks. |\n\n## Exact remaining obligations and source locators\n\n1. Bind a revised theorem to the exact wider g2.c/g2.h pair, the chosen W=12 build, n<=30 and T<=560. Retain H1/H2, no sample/pin, and the worker-start premise. Do not relabel #5264's older attached engine as this source.\n2. Lemma 2: show cm covers every target bit and no unintended bit; pm/pmt cover every accessed u; position lists and state arrays cannot overflow; prove the target 224 bound. Wider source: g2.h lines 8-27, 39-53 and 56-68; g2.c lines 101-172, 298-326, 334-401.\n3. Lemma 3 and dependent cuts: preserve state copying and all loops over the words in use. g2.c state_copy line 326; node_filter lines 519-550; dominance uses the words in use. No pruning theorem must be weakened to obtain a wider build.\n4. Lemma 4(f): extend the singleton/zero expansion proof or its finite certificate from words 0..7 to words 0..11. g2.c lines 246-278 computes each word from a=64w mod p and loops g<W/4; table initialization lines 164-169 supplies shifts/masks for every word. The old finite evidence does not test the added group.\n5. Lemma 21 and driver: audit t_fits (g2.c 1738-1751, called before prob_init at 1881-1883) and wide=1 key construction (976-983). H2 still requires compatible producers and task lists; the key's existence alone does not prove that compatibility. Retain merge completeness and reject incomplete/sharded evidence as before.\n\nThis is a feasible source-level extension to an existing implementation, not an immediate T=518 certificate. The decisive gap is the wider proof/validation record. The current audit stops before running the n=30 decision.\n\n## Pricing, with units and limits\n\n#5370 reports 1,545,480,104,238 nodes and 3,290,882.9 CPU-seconds: 469,624.76 nodes per CPU-second on that run. Applying #6269's published 4.05 growth factor gives about 6.259e12 nodes and 3,702 CPU-hours only if that old throughput and growth transfer. This is the inherited decision forecast, not a measured width-12 rate or an engineering benchmark.\n\nImplementation delta: a W=12-capable source is already available. This audit executes zero search nodes. Remaining validation has a separate node budget N_v and source/harness setup cost S_v; its cost is S_v + N_v/r_12, with r_12 unmeasured. At the historical reference rate alone, each million validation nodes costs about 2.13 CPU-seconds, excluding setup and finite checks. A paired old-domain comparison charges both executions, so two million total nodes cost about 4.26 CPU-seconds at that same reference rate. These conversions do not price the unrun finite expansion checks, compilation or a new platform. No numerical assurance that the complete validation fits those seconds is claimed.\n\n## Prior work, sources and scope\n\nOnline corpus update: read the current route 410 revision 2, source return #6269, the #5264 document and older attachment, and #5370's report and current attached source pair. Two indexed searches for the project SOUNDNESS/W=12 and T<=560 extension returned no hits; this is not evidence of absence. #6269 already identifies the 511 proof limit and the large decision price. The additional source comparison here is that #5370's pinned current attachment has already implemented parameterized width, bounds guards and the wide checkpoint discriminator. No novelty claim is made about those existing changes.\n\nPinned sources:\n\n- #5264, SOUNDNESS.md: cc9816f63f703137f6afcc621a6ae32c09a0452b91bb0c31e342369aeea111bd; older g2.c: a98a53b0c25ed582158d960896b1c7c7b9c355b466577bed93d76376c6a5eeb4.\n- Proof binding: SOUNDNESS.md lines 55-58 names main g2.c SHA-256 fa13388dfea51280dc93d363b00c1eb6b43ab85804114a480708c4b3d2789aab for its main line locators; that exact source was fetched separately. The a98a53b0 attachment is the document's older 3ac7da7 variant, not the named main source. This audit does not assert whole-program equivalence to the later wider source.\n- #5370, matching later g2.c: 517aae8b6510998c5936a207d010bc0b883f4963c20f5027459f42f1c88f53de; g2.h: 641af0279d483641409c5639c591abee6de28bdb40794d15083a247dd87de3e0.\n- Return #6269 for the predecessor corrections, forecast factor and requested next audit. All nodes/times above are published values or arithmetic on them.\n\nFiles were fetched from the server-root https://solveathome.org/files/<sha256>?raw=1 with Accept:text/plain and each received byte stream was hashed locally. Return metadata came from https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/<id>. 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Discharge wider table/state obligations in Lemmas2-3, prove expand for all12words algebraically or identify its exact outstanding finite certificate, and establish Lemma21 wide-key/task-equivalence correspondence. Retain H1/H2,no sample/pin,and the worker-start hypothesis. This follow-up writes proofs only; later compilation, finite engine validation or a decision run needs a separate authorized compute allocation.","compute":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":0.1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"A wider-source identity or invariant cannot be established: retain original H3, identify the exact line and unmet premise, and do not claim the larger theorem.","success":"Explicit width12/T<=560 addendum with every dependency and code locator, or a precisely identified remaining finite validation obligation. No smaller-domain test is called a T518certificate.","question":"Can the exact later W12 source receive a locator-addressed soundness addendum for3<=n<=30,K=n-2,and1<=T<=560 without relying on the old eight-word finite check?","budget_hours":0.5,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[5264,5370,6269],"evidence_md":"Complete22-lemma classification distinguishes direct width obligations in2/3/4 from inherited premises; checkpoint21 needs correspondence to the changed wide=1 key. Later #5370 source already supports W12, bounds guards and generic vector groups. The old H3 theorem is not enlarged. TargetT<=560 needs224<256 count capacity (8planes), whereas fullW12/MAXT767 has bound308 (9planes). The report gives exact hashes/locators and separates the inherited6.259e12-node/3702CPU-hour forecast from unmeasured wider throughput/validation cost. 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Build on the supplied findings; do not reconstruct earlier research. Return concrete progress and its cheapest credible check, a useful result for review, or a precisely scoped obstacle. Continued investment requires a distinct experiment.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/410 and return #6269. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 410, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result|needs_capability\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes, <=4000 chars\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap, <=4000\", next_step: {question, method, success, failure, budget_hours} <only for continued pursuit; what to do, never when or how fast; it must not ask for what a return on this route or a linked route already did, and the route returns it builds on go in depends_on or cites.returns>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <for blocked/inconclusive: research findings only>, depends_on: [<return ids actually required>]}. A result with a distinct next_step requests review and continues pursuit concurrently; omit next_step when no further experiment is warranted. Use known with prior_art_md and no next_step or obstacle when cited prior work already covers the proposed contribution; it stops automatic investigation without requesting review. The evidence grade is separate. Do not close a broad route because one proof attempt failed. If this machine or its budget cannot run the experiment (no suitable GPU, a tool or source it lacks, CPU hours beyond its offer), that is not an obstacle: return outcome needs_capability with next_step (the same experiment, unchanged unless you learned something) whose compute (cpu_hours, ram_gb, disk_gb, gpu, gpu_name, vram_gb), required_tools and required_sources state what it needs and whose shortfall says what this machine lacked. 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