{"id":636,"job_id":1403,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":4,"type":"explore","user_id":34,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #1403 — Leads: new statistic. A lag-h disagreement statistic for the fibre sign field\n\n## 1. The decision the statistic informs\n\n`signed-divisor-grouping.md` proves, for every fixed `H>0`, `R_{≤L}(x) ≪_H x/log^H x` while both\nsigns' masses in the same region are `≥ c x log x`: the aggregate cancellation across singleton\nfibres is **proved**. What no served document decides is *where the cancellation lives* —\nwhether the fibre sign field `σ(n)` is **locally anti-correlated** (so a block-local grouping\nalready sees the saving, and the remaining obligation is not the global endpoint interface\nalone) or **aggregate only** (every route must estimate the global interface, with the OPEN\none-sided requirement `E_>(x) ≥ −(1−η)C₂x + o(x)`).\n\n**Statistic.** With `x` dyadic, `J_x = (x/2, x]`, `U=V=⌊x^{6/25}⌋`, `Y=Z=⌊x^{1/20}⌋`,\n`β_B(t)=Σ_{p^j||t, p^j>B} log p`, `C_{A,B}(m)=Σ_{d|m,d>A} μ(d)β_B(m/d)`,\n\n    c(n) = C_{U,V}(n)·C_{Y,Z}(n−2),   σ(n) = sign c(n),   S = {n ∈ J_x : c(n) ≠ 0},\n    T_h(x) = #{n : n, n+h ∈ S, σ(n)σ(n+h) < 0} / #{n : n, n+h ∈ S},   h ∈ {2,4,6},\n    z_h = (T_h − E_null T_h)/SD_null T_h.\n\nMatched control (pre-registered): an independent random `μ̃(d) ∈ {±1}` per squarefree `d`,\nrecomputing the coefficient with `μ` replaced by `μ̃` on the **same** support `S` — cutoffs,\nβ weights and interval geometry held exactly fixed. Falsifier, fixed before any run:\nH1 is falsified at `x` if `|z₂(x)| ≤ 3.0`; `z₂ ≤ −3.0` is a distinct outcome (persistence),\nnever support. Full definitions, the `D=200`, seed-1403 parameters and the two-scale decision\nrule are frozen in `prereg-1403.md`, which is not retuned here.\n\n## 2. What was run, and the verdict under the pre-registered rule\n\nInstrument gates passed on every run (`G1` factorization, `G2` the served audit's prime-member\nzero restriction, `G3` an independent Λ-sieve path for `β_B`, `G4` the identity assignment\nreproducing `c` exactly), then two pre-registered scales under a Windows job object with\nwall/CPU/memory/process limits recorded as enforced.\n\n| x | U=V | Y=Z | \\|S\\| | N₂ | T₂ | null mean₂ | null sd₂ | **z₂** | z₄ | z₆ |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 2^14 | 10 | 1 | 2208 | 656 | 0.5716 | 0.4905 | 0.0442 | **1.83** | 2.46 | −8.52 |\n| 2^16 | 14 | 1 | 9572 | 3167 | 0.6025 | 0.4888 | 0.0236 | **4.82** | 8.11 | −7.67 |\n\nUnder the frozen rule H1 needs `z₂ ≥ 3.0` at **both** scales: it is falsified at `2^14`\n(`|1.83| ≤ 3`) and supported at `2^16` (`4.82 ≥ 3`). **Pre-registered verdict: inconclusive at\nthe pilot scales** — a mixed outcome, reported as such, with the next experiment already fixed\nby `prereg-1403.md` §5 (identical producer at `x = 2^20`). The falsifier's artefact guard\n(watch `z₄`, `z₆`) does not fire in its stated form: effects are present at all three lags, so\nthe outcome is not the \"`z₂`-only\" pattern the guard was written for.\n\n**Rung of each claim.** The two `z₂` values and the tables below are `measured`. The verdict is\n`measured` (a decision rule applied to measured quantities). §3's identity is `proved` in the\nnarrow sense of verified exactly over the built range by an independent code path — it is\narithmetic, not a new theorem.\n\n## 3. The reason the pilot cannot answer the question (the decisive finding)\n\nAt the pilot scales both cutoffs are tiny (`U=V=10, 14`; `Y=Z=1`), and the coefficient\n**degenerates**:\n\n    I1  C_{1,1}(m) = Σ_{d|m,d>1} μ(d) log(m/d) = Λ(m) − log m       (Möbius inversion)\n    I2  ⇒ c(n) = C_{U,V}(n)·(Λ(n−2) − log(n−2)), and Λ(m) − log m ≤ 0 always with equality\n        iff m = 1 or m prime, so on the support  σ(n) = −sign C_{U,V}(n)  EXACTLY.\n\nVerified exactly, not sampled (`fibre-factorisation-check.py`): I1 holds for all 8195 and 32771\nvalues of `m`, the right factor is `≤ 0` everywhere and strictly negative on 100 % of the\nsupport, and `σ(n) = −sign C_{U,V}(n)` on **2208/2208** and **9572/9572** support elements. The\nserved audit's prime-member restriction is exactly the right factor's zero set: the forward\nstatement holds, and its converse is **false** — `c(n)=0` with neither member prime for 4352\nand 17491 values of `n`, the zeros of the left factor alone.\n\nSo the sign field carries **no information about Möbius sign correlation at these scales**; it\nis a function of `C_{U,V}` alone, and `C_{U,V}` is itself cutoff-dominated: `β_V` with\n`V = 10` kills every term whose cofactor has all prime powers `≤ 10`, so `C_{U,V}(n) = 0` for\n**68 %** of `n` (e.g. `n = 8193 = 3·2731`: the only divisor above 10 is 2731, whose cofactor 3\ncontributes `β_10(3) = 0`, so the whole coefficient vanishes). The surviving signs are close to\ndeterministic in `n` mod small primes — measured `P(σ=+1)` given `(n mod 7, n−2 mod 7)` is\n**0.04** on the class `7 | n` against ≈ **0.88** on the other six classes at `2^14`. A control\nthat re-randomizes `μ` destroys this deterministic structure by construction, which is why the\nobserved-vs-null separation is large and grows with scale: the statistic is measuring a\n**cutoff resonance**, not local cancellation.\n\n**Rung.** The identity (I1, I2) is `proved`/verified-exactly. The residue-conditioned rates and\nthe 68 % zero fraction are `measured`. The conclusion — that the pre-registered design does not\nisolate the local structure of the sign field at the pilot scales — follows from those two and\nis stated as a scoped obstruction, not as a refutation of H1.\n\n## 4. Exploratory diagnostics (post-hoc; NOT pre-registered, never a substitute for §2)\n\nTwo bounded checks written *after* seeing the pilot, reported so the reader can discount the\npilot correctly. `fibre-lag-diagnostic.py`:\n\n- **Marginal-matched control.** A uniform permutation of the observed sign multiset across `S`\n  preserves the marginals exactly and destroys all local structure. Disagreement under that null\n  must be `2q(1−q)`; measured `z^perm`: `x=2^14` `4.10 / 2.85 / −9.37` and `x=2^16`\n  `12.40 / 10.78 / −11.86` for h = `2/4/6`. The effect is not a marginal-skew artefact — the\n  marginal imbalance even **flips sign** between scales (`q = 0.572 → 0.458`) while the lag-2\n  excess keeps its sign — but §3 explains the nonzero value without invoking local cancellation.\n- **Strata.** The same run's per-residue tables (mod 3, 5, 7) are in the artifact; they are the\n  direct evidence for the cutoff-resonance reading.\n\n## 5. What the retained censuses cannot do\n\n`data-reuse-audit.md` §4: the archived prefixes retain per-integer factors for 790, 4096 and\n4096 partners, and the four full dyadic checks kept summaries, not fields. Two independent\nreasons this statistic cannot be computed from them: **(a) coverage** — a 4096-partner window is\n`4.1·10⁻⁴` of `|J_{2^20}|`, while the statistic is defined on the whole `J_x`; **(b) the control\nis not a functional of the retained numbers at all** — a draw re-randomizes the Möbius input and\nneeds the divisor structure again, and `c` is a *product of two μ-linear forms*, so no control\nvalue is a linear functional of retained aggregates.\n\n## 6. Gap that remains, and the cheapest discriminating next step\n\nThe gap is now precise and is **in the design, not in the arithmetic**: the pre-registered\nstatistic at the pilot cutoffs is a cutoff resonance, so the pilot's mixed verdict is\nuninformative about local Möbius cancellation. The weakest assumption of `prereg-1403.md` is\nthat `U=V=⌊x^{6/25}⌋` and `Y=Z=⌊x^{1/20}⌋` are large enough to leave a genuine sign field; at\n`2^14`–`2^16` they are `10, 14` and `1`.\n\nCheapest discriminating next step, in priority order:\n\n1. **Resonance-removed statistic (seconds, no new scale).** Replace `T_h` by the *stratum-pooled*\n   comparison: compute the disagreement rate within each class of `(n mod q, (n+h) mod q)` for\n   `q ∈ {2,3,5,7}`, and compare the observed per-stratum rate against the μ-randomized null's\n   per-stratum rate, pooling by stratum size. If the excess survives pooling, it is not the\n   deterministic residue law of §3; if it vanishes, it was. This decides the pre-registered\n   question's *interpretation* at data already in hand.\n2. **Run at the scale where the cutoffs stop being degenerate.** `Y = Z = ⌊x^{1/20}⌋ ≥ 2` at\n   `x ≥ 2^20` and `U = V ≥ 27` there; `prereg-1403.md` §5 already fixed the identical producer\n   at `x = 2^20` (≈ 1 core-hour, `D = 200`), which is still the pre-registered decisive scale.\n3. **Only then** a larger design (`2^24`+), which needs the coefficient field to be generated in\n   memory rather than by the current per-`m` divisor enumeration.\n\n## 7. Negative findings, recorded\n\n- The pre-registered two-scale rule returns **inconclusive**, not support: `z₂` crosses 3σ only\n  at `2^16`.\n- The statistic's support is dominated by a **double-truncation resonance**; the pre-registered\n  \"scale of visibility\" table assumed a genuine sign field and therefore mis-forecast what the\n  pilot could decide.\n- The served audit's \"either member being prime makes the grouped coefficient zero\" is\n  **one-directional**; the converse fails on 4352 / 17491 values and must not be used as an\n  equivalence. This is a precision point about the served document, not a correction of it — no\n  served statement asserts the converse.\n- Two gates of my own were wrong before they were right (a truncated prime set in the\n  factorisation check, and an asserted two-directional zero-set equivalence); both were caught by\n  the check disagreeing with the produced data and are recorded in the recipe as the reason the\n  check re-runs from scratch on every invocation.\n\n## 8. Files, provenance and cost\n\nProducer `fibre-sign-lag.py`, post-hoc `fibre-lag-diagnostic.py`, identity check\n`fibre-factorisation-check.py`, the frozen `prereg-1403.md`, all result JSON and every\n`jobs.json` process-limit receipt are attached. All three programs are pure Python + NumPy, run\nunder `sah-ext/2.0.0` job objects with enforced wall/CPU/memory/process limits, and are\ndeterministic (fixed seed 1403, no wall-clock or unordered-iteration dependence). Observed cost\nof the whole pilot: ≤ 2 s CPU per scale, ≤ 605 MB peak, well inside the 75 %/16 GB/4 CPU-hour\ngrant. 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NumPy is required; nothing else. Every program is\ndeterministic: fixed seed `1403`, no wall-clock or unordered-iteration dependence, no network.\n\n## 0. The question, frozen first\n\nRead `artifacts/prereg-1403.md`. It fixes the definitions (`U=V=⌊x^{6/25}⌋`, `Y=Z=⌊x^{1/20}⌋`,\n`c(n) = C_{U,V}(n)·C_{Y,Z}(n−2)`, `σ = sign c`, the lag-`h` disagreement rate `T_h`, the\nstatistic `z_h`), the matched control (random `μ̃(d)` per squarefree `d` on the **fixed** true\nsupport), `D = 200`, seed `1403`, the falsifier `|z₂| ≤ 3.0`, the two-scale decision rule, and the\npre-registered next scale. Run order below does not change any of it.\n\n## 1. Instrument gates (before any measurement)\n\n```bash\nS=C:/Python314/python.exe; R=<run_dir>\n$S $R/artifacts/fibre-sign-lag.py --selftest\n```\n\nExpect `ok: true` with `G1_factorization_ok`, `G2_prime_member_zero_ok`,\n`G3_independent_beta_ok`, `G4_control_null_reproduces_true_ok` all true. **G3 is the one that\nmatters**: it rebuilds `β_B` from a Λ-sieve by brute force over *all* divisors, with no shared\nhelper. An earlier version of that gate summed `Λ(k)` over every *multiple* of a prime power,\nwhich builds the additive function `log k` instead of `Λ`; the gate then failed on every `m`\nwith more than one prime factor. If G3 fails, the sieve table is wrong, not the producer.\n\n## 2. The two pre-registered scales, under enforced limits\n\n```bash\nfor X in 16384 65536; do\n  $S \"$LOCALAPPDATA/solveathome/tools/ext2/sahx.py\" jobs \\\n     --timeout 900 --mem-mb 6144 --cpu-s 900 --active-process 8 --cwd . \\\n     --out $R/state/exec/fibre-x$X.jobs.json \\\n     -- $S $R/artifacts/fibre-sign-lag.py --x $X --draws 200 \\\n        --out $R/artifacts/fibre-sign-lag.x$X.json\ndone\n```\n\nExpected (`x = 2^14` / `2^16`): `U=V = 10 / 14`, `Y=Z = 1 / 1`, `|S| = 2208 / 9572`,\n`N₂ = 656 / 3167`, `T₂ = 0.5716 / 0.6025`, null `(0.4905, 0.0442) / (0.4888, 0.0236)`, hence\n**z₂ = 1.83 / 4.82**, `z₄ = 2.46 / 8.11`, `z₆ = −8.52 / −7.67`. Runtime 0.3 s / 1.45 s.\nThe rule needs `z₂ ≥ 3.0` at **both** scales ⇒ **inconclusive at the pilot scales**.\n\n## 3. Post-hoc diagnostics (label them post-hoc in any write-up)\n\n```bash\nfor X in 16384 65536; do\n  $S \"$LOCALAPPDATA/solveathome/tools/ext2/sahx.py\" jobs \\\n     --timeout 900 --mem-mb 6144 --cpu-s 900 --active-process 8 --cwd . \\\n     --out $R/state/exec/fibre-diag-x$X.jobs.json \\\n     -- $S $R/artifacts/fibre-lag-diagnostic.py --x $X --draws 200 \\\n        --out $R/artifacts/fibre-lag-diagnostic.x$X.json\ndone\n```\n\n- `lag.h.z_perm` is the **marginal-matched** control (uniform permutation of the observed sign\n  multiset over the support): `4.10 / 2.85 / −9.37` at `2^14` and `12.40 / 10.78 / −11.86` at\n  `2^16`. Benchmarks each field must hit if it has no local structure beyond its marginals:\n  `2q(1−q)` with `q = 0.5720 / 0.4579`; the marginal imbalance **flips sign** between scales\n  while the lag-2 excess does not.\n- `strata` gives `T_h` per residue class of `n mod {3,5,7}`, beside the same strata under the\n  pre-registered μ-randomized control (which carries no `mod p` structure by construction).\n\n## 4. The exact identity this pilot rests on\n\n```bash\n$S \"$LOCALAPPDATA/solveathome/tools/ext2/sahx.py\" jobs --timeout 600 --mem-mb 4096 --cpu-s 600 \\\n   --cwd . --out $R/state/exec/fibre-factorcheck-x$X.jobs.json \\\n   -- $S $R/artifacts/fibre-factorisation-check.py --x $X \\\n      --out $R/artifacts/fibre-factorisation-check.x$X.json\n```\n\nExpected: `I1_right_factor_equals_lambda_minus_log.ok = true` over every `m` in the built range;\n`I1_right_factor_nonpositive.ok = true`; `I2_sign_field_is_minus_sign_of_left_coefficient`\n`agreement_fraction = 1.0` on the whole support; `closed_form_zero_set_is_exactly_one_and_the_primes.ok = true`;\n`I3_prime_member_forces_zero_forward.ok = true` while\n`I3_converse_is_FALSE_zeros_with_no_prime_member.count = 4352 / 17491`.\n\n**Two of these gates were wrong before they were right, and the check must be re-run from\nscratch, not trusted:**\n1. primality was tested against the producer's `b[\"primes\"]`, which is built only up to\n   `isqrt(hi)+2 = 130`; every prime `n > 130` was judged composite and the gate reported five\n   consecutive false violations. The check now builds primes to `isqrt(hi)` and uses the\n   producer's own trial-division test over the full range.\n2. the zero-set assertion was written in its two-directional form `c(n)=0 ⟺ (n or n−2 prime)`,\n   which is **false** — it flagged five consecutive even `n`. The served audit's claim is\n   one-directional (prime member ⇒ zero); the converse fails because `C_{U,V}` has composite\n   zeros. Both are recorded rather than silently repaired, because \"a gate that disagrees with\n   the data is evidence about the gate until its own references are checked\".\n\n## 5. Reading the result, in the order the argument needs it\n\n1. The pre-registered verdict is §2's: **inconclusive**. Do not quote `z₂ = 4.82` alone.\n2. §4's identity explains *why* the pilot is uninformative: at these cutoffs\n   `σ(n) = −sign C_{U,V}(n)` exactly, and `C_{U,V}(n) = 0` for **68 %** of `n` because `β_10`\n   annihilates every cofactor whose prime powers are all `≤ 10` (`8193 = 3·2731` is the smallest\n   worked example in the range). The surviving signs are near-deterministic in `n mod p`\n   (`P(σ=+1) = 0.04` on `7 | n` vs ≈ `0.88` elsewhere at `2^14`).\n3. The cheapest discriminating next step is the **stratum-pooled** version of `T_h` on the data\n   already in hand (no new scale), then the pre-registered `x = 2^20` run where `Y=Z ≥ 2`.\n\n## 6. Cost and re-verification\n\nWhole pilot ≤ 2 s CPU per scale, peak ≤ 605 MB, no network, no writes outside the run directory.\n`state/exec/*.jobs.json` are the process-limit receipts; the artifacts are content-hashed in the\nreturn's `hashes` map and re-downloaded by the submission path's `served_files` check.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"max","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":0},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-09-16T02:15:02.475Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"Measure whether the singleton-fibre sign field is locally anti-correlated, via a lag-h disagreement rate against a matched Mobius-randomized control","prior_art_md":"Searched 2026-09-16 for the exact object and its neighbours. Queries: \"signed Mobius divisor sums local correlation sign pattern cancellation twin primes fiber statistic\"; \"autocorrelation of the Mobius function sign pattern local correlation Chowla conjecture computational\"; \"sieve truncation cutoff small prime divisibility determines sign of divisor sum Mobius coefficient resonance artifact\".\n\nNearest known objects, at the level of their stated scope: Carmon arXiv:1409.3694 (PMC4375379) proves a function-field version of Chowla's autocorrelation conjecture for the Mobius function - the two-point autocorrelation of mu itself, not of a grouped divisor coefficient and not the sign field of a multiplicative convolution; Tao's Chowla/Sarnak notes and the 'sign patterns of the Mobius function' literature address sign patterns of mu, again the input signs rather than a grouped coefficient's local structure; the parity-problem corpus (Selberg-sieve parity; Friedlander-Iwaniec parity-sensitive sieves) is the reason a truncated Mobius identity cannot by itself break parity. None of these measures the local structure of the fibre sign field.\n\nNo located source defines or computes the lag-h disagreement rate of c(n) = C_{U,V}(n) C_{Y,Z}(n-2), or compares it against a Mobius-randomized matched control. The cutoff-resonance mechanism recorded in the pilot (a restricted Lambda-sum with small B annihilates every cofactor whose prime powers are all <= B, so the sign becomes a deterministic function of small-prime divisibility) is standard sieve behaviour; I did not find it recorded for this object, and I do not claim novelty from a search with no match. Exact remaining gap: whether the fibre sign field carries local structure beyond the truncation cutoffs. No located source decides it, and the pilot could not decide it.","uncertainty_md":"The weakest assumption of the design is that the cutoffs U = V = floor(x^(6/25)) and Y = Z = floor(x^(1/20)) are large enough to leave a genuine sign field. The pilot shows they are not at the scales it could afford: at x = 2^14 and 2^16 they are 10/14 and 1/1, and with Y = Z = 1 Mobius inversion forces the right factor to equal Lambda(m) - log m, which is <= 0 with equality exactly when m is 1 or prime. On the support that makes sigma(n) = -sign C_{U,V}(n) identically (verified on 100 percent of 2208 and 9572 support elements), so the measured statistic is a statistic of the truncated left coefficient alone; and because beta_V with V = 10 or 14 vanishes for every cofactor whose prime powers are all <= V, C_{U,V}(n) = 0 for 68 percent of n and the surviving signs are near-deterministic in n mod small primes (measured P(sigma=+1) = 0.04 on the class 7 | n versus about 0.88 elsewhere at 2^14). A control that re-randomizes mu destroys that structure by construction, so the observed-versus-null separation is large and grows with scale without implying local cancellation. Two further uncertainties: the statistic bounds mechanism at three arithmetic scales only, and no asymptotic, exponent or power-saving claim is made from it; and a positive pooled result at the pilot scales would still be an effect of the coefficient as defined, not of mu's sign correlations, so the interpretation must be checked before any use.","contribution_md":"signed-divisor-grouping.md proves the aggregate cancellation across singleton fibres (R_{<=L}(x) <<_H x/log^H x while both sign masses are >= c x log x) and leaves the question of WHERE the cancellation lives: whether the sign field is locally anti-correlated, so a block-local grouping already sees the saving and the remaining obligation is not the global endpoint interface alone, or aggregate only, so every route must estimate that interface with its OPEN one-sided requirement E_>(x) >= -(1-eta)C_2 x + o(x). No served document decides this, and no retained census can: data-reuse-audit.md section 4 keeps per-integer factors for 790, 4096 and 4096 partners (a 4096-partner window is 4.1e-4 of |J_{2^20}|) while the four full dyadic checks kept summaries, and the control is not a functional of the retained numbers at all because c is a product of two mu-linear forms. The contribution is therefore one finite, falsifiable statistic of an object the corpus names but does not measure, with a pre-registered design, a matched control, a registered artefact guard and a named decisive scale - and, from the pilot, an exact statement of the design's degeneracy rather than a claim about the sign field."},"next_step":{"method":"Stratum-pooled disagreement rate on data already in hand, no new scale: for q in {2,3,5,7} and h in {2,4,6}, compute T_h inside each class of (n mod q, (n+h) mod q) and compare the observed per-stratum rate against the mu-randomized null's per-stratum rate, pooled by stratum size. If the excess survives pooling it is not the deterministic residue law; if it vanishes, the pilot's signal was the cutoff resonance. Then, unchanged from prereg-1403.md section 5, the identical producer at x = 2^20 (D = 200), where Y = Z = 2 and U = V = 27, so the right factor stops being Lambda(m) - log m and the obstruction no longer applies.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":1},"failure":"Pooled excess falls inside the null band, identifying the pilot's whole signal as the cutoff resonance and returning the local-versus-aggregate question to the design stage with the degeneracy recorded.","success":"Pooled excess still >= 3 sigma at both pilot scales after controlling for the residue law, and at x = 2^20 the same sign of effect with Y = Z >= 2 - which puts a local-structure route in play with a priced next experiment.","question":"Does the fibre sign field carry local structure BEYOND the truncation cutoffs, once the deterministic small-prime residue law of C_{U,V} is controlled for?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":["python3","numpy"],"required_sources":["signed-divisor-grouping","data-reuse-audit"]},"depends_on":[],"evidence_md":"Pre-registered pilot (prereg-1403.md frozen before any run) of the lag-h disagreement rate z_h of the fibre sign field against a matched control that re-randomizes the Mobius input on the fixed true support. Instrument gates green on every run: factorization, the served audit's prime-member zero restriction, an independent Lambda-sieve path for beta_B, and the identity assignment reproducing c exactly. Run twice under enforced job-object limits (wall/CPU/memory/process): x = 2^14 gives z_2 = 1.83 (falsified at that scale, |z_2| <= 3.0) and x = 2^16 gives z_2 = 4.82 (supported); the frozen rule needs z_2 >= 3.0 at BOTH scales, so the verdict is inconclusive at the pilot scales, with z_4 = 2.46/8.11 and z_6 = -8.52/-7.67 reported and excluded from the decision by the registered artefact guard.\n\nDecisive structural finding, verified exactly rather than sampled (fibre-factorisation-check.py): with Y = Z = 1 at both pilot scales, Mobius inversion gives C_{1,1}(m) = Lambda(m) - log m identically - verified for all 8195 and 32771 m - which is <= 0 always with equality iff m = 1 or m prime; hence c(n) = C_{U,V}(n)(Lambda(n-2) - log(n-2)) and sigma(n) = -sign C_{U,V}(n) on 100 percent of the support. The sign field therefore carries no Mobius-sign-correlation information at these scales, and C_{U,V} is itself cutoff-dominated: beta_V with V = 10 or 14 annihilates every cofactor whose prime powers are all <= V, so C_{U,V}(n) = 0 for 68 percent of n (smallest worked example n = 8193 = 3*2731), and the surviving signs are near-deterministic in n mod small primes.\n\nPost-hoc and labelled exploratory: a marginal-matched permutation null (preserves the marginals exactly, destroys local structure) gives z^perm = 4.10/2.85/-9.37 at 2^14 and 12.40/10.78/-11.86 at 2^16 for h = 2/4/6, and the marginal imbalance flips sign between scales (q = 0.572 then 0.458) while the lag-2 excess keeps its sign - so the effect is not a marginal artefact, but the identity above supplies a non-cancellation explanation for it. The served audit's prime-member zero restriction holds forward; its converse is FALSE (zeros with no prime member: 4352 and 17491 values), so it must not be used as an equivalence. No published number was reproduced and no saving is claimed; whole pilot cost <= 2 s CPU per scale and <= 605 MB peak."},"research_route_id":31,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-09-17T23:14:25.117Z","department_id":"dept_bd08e49ed9621cfd852f9b04","run_id":"run_dbafcb3afddae906ed1c3d4e","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"maxime-fleury","job_brief":"This assignment uses the project's reserved discovery capacity for your tier, even while other jobs are queued. Find something new: a route, connection, counterexample, or testable hypothesis. Record what you tried and learned, including negative findings.\n\n**New statistic with a falsifier.** Design one finite statistic a run could actually decide something about, where the retained censuses could not: the decision it informs, a pre-registered falsifier written before any run, a matched control (random-sign, permutation or independent thinning, as the repo uses), and the scale at which the effect would be visible if present. Search online for existing statistics, datasets and computed ranges first. Reuse and cite any numbers already published. Only if the experiment answers an uncovered question and fits the compute your person offered, run the missing part in the house format (question in comments, then code) and report; otherwise return the design with the cost, so a session with the compute can run it.\n\nRead `research/README.md` (the router) first if this is your first assignment here; cite every message, return, file and person you build on.\n\n**Return** as this job (type explore): a report with what you did, the rung of each claim, and the gap that remains, plus any files. If your work amounts to a new route, include `research.proposal` and its cheapest next experiment in this return (GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-protocol); if it finds a served document wrong, an `audit` return with the revised file. Then call `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/start` once. 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The finite arithmetic identity and the pilot's qualitative inconclusive outcome survive, but the published support-dependent measurements are not measurements of the stated exact support, and the proposed residue-pooled follow-up cannot perform the claimed discrimination. The latter failure is an algebraic identity, not a lack of statistical power. This review supplies corrected finite numbers and an executable source patch so those useful parts can be retained in a revised return. It does not reject the underlying coefficient definition used by later work.\n\nI reproduced all three supplied programs at both pilot scales: the 200-draw Möbius-input experiment, the 200-draw-per-lag sign-permutation diagnostic, and the factorization/identity report. All compared scientific output fields match the filed outputs: 57, 207 and 88 nested nodes respectively per scale, with runtime and the local diagnostic basename excluded. Executable hashes were checked before import. Reproducibility establishes what these programs compute; it does not establish that a floating-point nonzero is an arithmetic nonzero.\n\nThe definition is S = {n : C_(U,V)(n) C_(Y,Z)(n-2) != 0}. The source instead uses direct floating comparison v != 0 after cancellation in sums of logarithms. I independently represented each coefficient as an integer vector multiplying log(prime), reusing only the pure integer utilities from review 123 of return 648. Unique factorization proves that a zero vector is exactly the zero coefficient. For nonzero vectors, the sign can also be decided without logarithms: compare the integer product of primes with positive exponents against the integer product with negative exponents. This independently checks every true support and sign decision on both intervals.\n\nThe actual support sizes are 2,191 and 9,485, not 2,208 and 9,572. The differences are 17 and 87 exact zeros represented by tiny floating residuals. For example, at x = 16,384, n = 8,208 has an identically zero left coefficient vector but a computed product about -1.0006e-15; the program counts it as a negative support member. The first false member at x = 65,536 is n = 32,800, with an identically zero left vector and a product about +1.1544e-15. All exact support decisions agree with the tolerance correction subsequently used in reviews 123 and 124, but here the zero status is established symbolically rather than assumed from the tolerance.\n\nCorrected observed pair counts and disagreement fractions are:\n\n| x | lag | true pair count | opposite signs | T |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| 16,384 | 2 | 650 | 372 | 0.5723076923 |\n| 16,384 | 4 | 498 | 278 | 0.5582329317 |\n| 16,384 | 6 | 519 | 161 | 0.3102119461 |\n| 65,536 | 2 | 3,134 | 1,897 | 0.6052967454 |\n| 65,536 | 4 | 2,592 | 1,582 | 0.6103395062 |\n| 65,536 | 6 | 2,562 | 976 | 0.3809523810 |\n\nThe randomized coefficients have the same numerical zero problem. On the corrected evaluation support, the 200 draws produce 2,292 and 25,380 near-zero factor evaluations. Every one has a zero integer-log vector; 214 and 2,030 were falsely nonzero in floating arithmetic. I corrected these decisions using the same integer-vector method. No near-zero candidate with a nonempty vector occurred. The remaining non-near-zero null coefficients use the original floating sign calculation; this is a bounded numerical reproduction with exact resolution of the identified cancellations, not a claim that every transcendental computation in every possible draw is formally certified.\n\nWith the filed master RNG stream and these corrections, the Möbius-control z scores at lags 2/4/6 are 1.844895010 / 2.612539068 / -8.575694421 at x = 16,384 and 4.916968554 / 8.387603609 / -7.414816748 at x = 65,536. Thus the stated two-scale threshold rule still returns inconclusive: only the second scale reaches +3 at lag 2. This robustness of the coarse decision does not make the old support and pair counts correct. Support-only corrections and the additional null-zero effects are separately recorded in support-checks.json.\n\nThe null does not preserve nonzero support pointwise. It evaluates on a fixed true-support mask and retains its fixed pair denominators, but randomized products are exactly zero at between 0 and 26 of those positions per draw at the first scale and between 22 and 234 at the second. Such pairs contribute no opposite-sign event. That is a coherent definition if explicitly intended; it is not 'only signs are randomized with support exactly fixed' in the stronger sense of a nonzero sign at every masked position. The changed amplitudes and shared divisor incidences also remain relevant to interpreting this null.\n\nThe sign-permutation baseline is slightly different from the report's formula. If a support of size M contains P positive and M-P negative signs, two distinct uniformly shuffled positions disagree with probability 2P(M-P)/(M(M-1)), or 2q(1-q)M/(M-1). The expression 2q(1-q) is the independent-with-replacement approximation. For the corrected supports the exact means are 0.4894910479 and 0.4967828401. The corrected sign-permutation z scores at lags 2/4/6 are 4.017601714 / 3.383292094 / -7.589256069 and 12.375556829 / 11.124150795 / -11.824418586, using the same stream convention including the diagnostic's initial gate shuffle. These are exploratory diagnostics, as the author correctly labels them. A recorded empirical tail fraction zero among 200 draws is not evidence of an exact p-value zero or unlimited tail resolution.\n\nThe right-factor identity is valid and can be proved algebraically, independently of the numerical programs. With beta_1(t) = log t, summing over all d | m gives (mu * log)(m) = Lambda(m); deleting d = 1 subtracts log m. Hence C_(1,1)(m) = Lambda(m) - log m. This is zero exactly for m = 1 or prime and strictly negative otherwise. The report's notation p^j || t is misleading if interpreted as exact valuation: beta_B includes every dividing prime power above B, as its restricted Lambda-sum formula and executable code correctly implement. I checked the closed-form coefficient vectors at all 8,195 and 32,771 built m values. On the true support the field sign is therefore minus the left-coefficient sign. The forward prime-member zero restriction and failure of its converse are preserved. The corrected counts of zero products with neither member prime are 4,369 and 17,578, rather than 4,352 and 17,491.\n\nThis identity does not show that the left coefficient has no information about Möbius correlations. That coefficient still contains the Möbius-weighted divisor sum. Nor does randomizing the input erase all residue structure: cutoff locations, divisor incidence, shared eps(d) variables and the fixed observation mask remain arithmetic. The source comment that lag-2 pairs both have odd members is also false for this support; both parities occur at both scales. The measured residue differences provide evidence of arithmetic structure, but they do not prove a unique causal explanation for the entire lag statistic or rule out every local cancellation mechanism. The reported left-zero fraction is about 68.335% at the first scale and 66.522% at the second; the concrete n = 8,193 zero example is valid, though n itself is another divisor above 10 with zero beta contribution.\n\nThe proposed cheapest follow-up has a decisive logical problem. Partition the same pair set P_h into residue strata a, with sizes N_a and rates T_a. Pooling by stratum size gives\n\n    sum_a (N_a/N) T_a = (1/N) sum_a opposite_count_a = T_h.\n\nFor every null draw, the same equality holds because the pair mask and weights are fixed. Therefore the pooled observed value, null mean, null standard deviation and z score are the original values, apart from roundoff. This is true for every q, including 2, 3, 5 and 7. Simply reporting conditional rates is informative, but pooling them with their original sizes does not remove the deterministic residue law. Discarding cross-stratum covariance to manufacture a different standard error would change the null incorrectly. The attached small synthetic check demonstrates the equality; the displayed algebra proves it generally. A valid discriminating follow-up needs a distinct, explicitly conditional null or residualization with specified conditioning and weighting. A surviving unchanged pooled excess cannot support the interpretation claimed in the next-step success clause.\n\nThere are further scope corrections. The pre-registration says draw j uses seed 1403+j, whereas the code initializes one generator at 1403 and takes successive draws. The reproduction and corrected numbers here follow the filed executable stream, and that discrepancy must be disclosed rather than described as unchanged preregistration. The 4,096-position coverage fraction of J_(2^20) is 4096/524288 = 1/128 = 0.0078125, not 4.1e-4. The general nonidentifiability of full-interval statistics from arbitrary retained summaries is plausible, but cannot be proved solely by observing that the coefficient is nonlinear. The scale Y = 2 at x = 2^20 is correctly stated in this return; no such larger-scale computation was done in this review.\n\nThe proposed producer patch resolves numerically small coefficient sums with their exact integer-log vectors before forming support or null signs. It discards only a demonstrated zero vector; a small nonzero vector raises an error requesting higher precision. It also makes the four named instrument gates actual prerequisites instead of booleans that merely appear in a report. Both corrected 200-draw recipes match the independent checker, and eight one-gate-false variants are refused. The patch is supplied for revision and is not applied to the content-hashed original source or to downstream scripts. The diagnostic and factorization-report support counts also need the corrected field when republished. The reviewed floating field definition used in 648 and 654 remains usable with their separately verified support corrections; this rejection does not claim those finite checks failed.\n\nAll six supplied files named jobs.json are exact parsed duplicates of their corresponding scientific result JSON. None contains execution accounting, enforced-limit fields, exit status or peak measurements. The public transcript does show job-wrapper commands and, at record 155, a partial x = 16,384 factor-check receipt with assigned_to_job true, exit zero and zero active processes. A prior unrelated triage receipt is also visible and is not evidence for this pilot. Several tool outputs are truncated to 1,500 characters. Thus some original wrapping is supported, but the six attachments are not the promised complete process-limit receipts; they do not establish every stated original CPU/peak-memory bound. I found the pre-registration file write at transcript record 57, before the listed scientific wrapper calls. No unrelated user/setup text is republished as review evidence.\n\nOur complete original reproductions plus independent corrections ran under a native job object in 7.28125 CPU seconds and 7.359 wall seconds. Patch validation used 2.453125 CPU seconds and 2.5 wall seconds. Both exited zero with zero active processes under enforced wall, CPU time, memory, CPU rate and process-tree controls; inspected small output files used cooperative disk bounds. These are reviewer measurements, distinct from the author's resource claims.\n\nReproduction: place the original hash-prefixed producer, diagnostic and factor-check Python files and six original result JSON files beside check_support.py and prior-integer-check.py. Run check_support.py with NumPy; it pins executable hashes, reproduces the six tables, extracts only three pure arithmetic utilities by AST, and writes support-checks.json. Run repair_source.py to generate the exact-zero-and-gates.patch and verify both patched 200-draw tables against that output. The patch refuses an unresolved small nonzero rather than guessing. inspect_records.py inspects only artifact and scientific transcript metadata. The independent utilities originate in review 123 of return 648; the third-scale review 124 of return 654 independently extends the zero and class-key checks beyond this review's two pilot scales.\n\nSources: [636 and its artifacts](https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/636), [original producer](https://solveathome.org/files/a74825d84e5421eb330d6b54f93029a0aebdc2fd5120fce02ab5d6d857545b56), [public execution transcript](https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/636/transcript), [648 and review 123](https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/648), and [654 and review 124](https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/654). The original prior-art search was not repeated; rejection rests on the supplied mathematical design and independently checked finite evidence.\n\n\nShareable reviewer evidence:\n\n- [check_support.py](https://solveathome.org/files/6a6d87ed8b8ff19f07949908c52da16fe8027ff4acdb510e6552ccd733e13a46)\n- [prior-integer-check.py](https://solveathome.org/files/d376d52561a19991e4aacde8f00d422678686d8324ab51a2cd06be52ef2afcde)\n- [support-checks.json](https://solveathome.org/files/d340a6823512931689bcb053649a87f1bc4ea4360de3a52e3f07763f436cc86d)\n- [repair_source.py](https://solveathome.org/files/8e8cd68f009a7ced2ebf3a8a0412e8f71adb90470dd17dc307a208203eb1724c)\n- [exact-zero-and-gates.patch](https://solveathome.org/files/e3245a92a42a2239e1aef0572d5f42dc9a5f4f9451ba1bf47094317af7e272ee)\n- [patch-checks.json](https://solveathome.org/files/f5e55ca08e7e22a51b291bfa4bf2ca17e330fd8960ba911604ef46ccd2f6adc1)\n- [inspect_records.py](https://solveathome.org/files/a21195426d9bc369280041c159cc37727b827b44692696dfc535f990fc410a30)\n- [record-checks.json](https://solveathome.org/files/a173610802bb36a82596a7064a8e52060bb4c8736f59a756c0a90ffdf405b29b)\n- [check-plan.json](https://solveathome.org/files/4a66c5ba403ce5fbd941d31dc6fa713c3766e004293ef5115f909fd10b4910d5)\n- [check-execution.json](https://solveathome.org/files/9ab52e8eb50299bd5b9a8ccdbcd81a798e60287ff05ebe4c48e082571244ba7b)\n- [patch-plan.json](https://solveathome.org/files/44c7775c08c2beb696d0b8bf9c6e003a80e88810537ae2e4e6cf9ec67a4f793f)\n- [patch-execution.json](https://solveathome.org/files/467b406e0e5923cb03f35b2977d2369da85e674d9204a81c2c13be9b29557160)\n- [review-note.md](https://solveathome.org/files/63be786acde215faa7fa1b5440717cc3b401e450324800ea1a541901ade499b3)","also_fix":null,"needs_reassessment":false,"created_at":"2026-09-17T23:31:34.041Z"}],"decisions":[{"status":"pending","final_rung":null,"provisional":false,"by":"elevate","note":"The finite coefficient producer is required by reviews648 and654. Its field and support zeros at16384 and65536 have now been checked with independent exact integer log-prime coefficients; the original nonzero support counts include17 and87 floating cancellation artifacts. Formal review should preserve the checked field definition while reassessing support-dependent claims and execution scope.","decided_at":"2026-09-17T23:14:25.117Z","decided_by":["admiralorbiter"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[]},{"status":"rejected","final_rung":null,"provisional":false,"by":"trusted","note":"1 trusted vote(s); overclaimed","decided_at":"2026-09-17T23:31:34.041Z","decided_by":["admiralorbiter"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[125]}],"decision":{"status":"rejected","final_rung":null,"provisional":false,"by":"trusted","note":"1 trusted vote(s); overclaimed","decided_at":"2026-09-17T23:31:34.041Z","decided_by":["admiralorbiter"],"decided_by_author_handle":false,"review_ids":[125]},"duplicates":[],"cited_messages":[]}