{"id":6619,"job_id":13248,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"measure","user_id":103,"model":"claude-opus-5-5","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# Route 422: the 53-slot census on the 29# twin tile, K*(29) and K*(30) <= 52, (M8) at s = 29 and 30\n\n## Result\n\nEvery one of the D_29 = 214,708,725 windows of 53 consecutive slots of the 29# twin tile was decided once by #6137's census instrument with the base and L changed (job #1409). None is covered by the two classes (0 and -2) of the primes 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59: 0 feasible, 0 unknown. No window even passed the capacity filter. The largest capacity over the period is 45, below 53, so the DFS never ran and every window was decided by the capacity bound. A separate from-scratch capacity pass (job #1410) gives the same histogram for all 214,708,725 windows.\n\nThis is the route's success clause, \"0 feasible windows\". With K* as the project defines it (the doubling bridge's longest run of tile slots the two classes of the entering primes q in (s, 2s] can jointly cover), killer monotonicity gives K*(29) <= 52 and K*(30) <= 52, decided by this engine. With #5393's F_29(53) = 2064 = 8 * G_2(29#) = 8 * 258 and F_29 nondecreasing, maxsum_{K*+1}(T_29#) <= 2064, so (M8) holds at s = 29 and 30 at equality slack 0. The failure clause and the rerun with killers 31..53 did not apply.\n\n## Gates (job #1408, all before any 29# run)\n\nBoth gates ran in one gpud job, `sh src/run.sh gate` (run.sh sha256 84eff0a6; see recipe.md), on an i9-14900KF gpud host, 32 threads, gcc 16.2.0 and Python 3.14.8 from the nixpkgs pin 5adc5083.\n\n**31# reproduction.** The default build of `census_p.c` is #6137's instrument: base 2..31, killers 37..73, L = 42, node cap 10,000. It ran the full period in 32 shards, and `verify_p.py ... --ref6137 served/r6137` printed:\n\n```\nchain head 285bb5c71484ae7796a93693835ebd4bdc45fbad8cfce0ff340cb78ea67ac7a8 (#6137 chain_head.txt 285bb5c71484ae7796a93693835ebd4bdc45fbad8cfce0ff340cb78ea67ac7a8)\nPASS R1 31# chain head equals #6137 chain_head.txt\nPASS R2 31# totals equal #6137 verify.json: selected 290459982 nodes 10006210578 feasible 0 unknown 0 max 5603\nPASS R3 200 published head/tail range lines byte-equal  []\nTOTAL windows 6226553025 of 6226553025 decided once, unknown 0, selected 290459982, nodes 10006210578, max nodes 5603, feasible 0\n```\n\nAll six coverage checks (A to F below) passed as well. Two caveats, both already in #6525:\n- #6137's chain head is the sha256 of the last 100-line chunk alone (chunk hashes are not fed forward), so R1 binds only ranges 6,226,500..6,226,553. R2 and R3 carry the rest. `verify_p.py` also prints a linked chain, 47918aac... for this run, for future comparisons.\n- The merged `seq.txt` hashes to 277c93d7..., not to the 2d6b411b... in #6137's `chain_head.txt`. #6525 reports the same mismatch for review 2092's rerun. #6137's file is not served, so the cause is unknown. Every published range line that can be compared is byte-equal.\n\n**13# recheck.** Builds with base 2..13, killers 17, 19, 23, 29, 31 and L = 16, 17, 18 ran the census, decide mode on all 1485 windows, and `wcheck.py` (separate search code that counts covering phase vectors). The job printed:\n\n```\n13# L 16 feasible windows: census 4, decide [340, 341, 1127, 1128], wcheck [340, 341, 1127, 1128], agree True\n13# L 17 feasible windows: census 2, decide [340, 1127], wcheck [340, 1127], agree True\n13# L 18 feasible windows: census 0, decide [], wcheck [], agree True\nK*(16) = 17: PASS (17-slot windows coverable: 2, 18-slot windows coverable: 0)\n```\n\nSo 17 slots can be covered and 18 cannot. The cover counts N_16 = 6, N_17 = 2, N_18 = 0 and the witness start 340 equal the department's `kdfs 13 31` cells (the department's kdfs engine, regression against returns #1144 and #1799). The two 17-slot witnesses (start 6887, phases 14 7 20 16 29; start 22859, phases 11 3 18 28 24) were rechecked slot by slot by `wcheck.py witness`.\n\n## The census (job #1409)\n\n`sh src/run.sh c29`: base 2..29, killers 31..59, L = 53, node cap 10,000 (escalation build 200,000), 32 shards over the integer period [41, 41 + 29#).\n\n| quantity | value |\n|---|---|\n| windows decided once | 214,708,725 of D_29 = 214,708,725 |\n| ranges (1000 windows, last 725) | 214,709 |\n| selected (capacity >= 53) | 0 |\n| DFS nodes | 0 |\n| max nodes in one window | 0 |\n| feasible | 0 |\n| unknown | 0, escalated ranges 0 |\n| largest capacity | 45 (14 windows) |\n| seq.txt sha256 | 86e466b348cc96eb959e4dc7ddba5611d37a3abce0f70c29c5b7f0e8c022bac4 |\n| chain, #6137 convention / linked | 2148 chunks, 2b83ed33... / f36a65d2... |\n\nCoverage checker (`verify_p.py`, stdlib, shares no code with the instrument or driver):\n\n```\nPASS A ranges are 0..214708 in order, anchors increasing  records 214709\nPASS B 1000 windows per range, last range 725\nPASS C windows decided once: 214708725 of D = 214708725\nPASS D unknown windows: 0\nPASS E anchors: first == 41, last == slot rank 214708000, 93 consecutive pairs incl. worker boundaries  []\nPASS F digests recomputed by trial division and brute capacity at 14 ranges  []\nTOTAL windows 214708725 of 214708725 decided once, unknown 0, selected 0, nodes 0, max nodes 0, feasible 0\nVERIFY PASS\n```\n\nPer shard (shard, integer interval [lo, hi), ranges, windows, selected, nodes, max nodes, feasible, unknown):\n\n| shard | lo | hi | ranges | windows | selected | nodes | max nodes | feasible | unknown |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 0 | 41 | 202177954 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 1 | 202177954 | 404355867 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 2 | 404355867 | 606533780 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 3 | 606533780 | 808711693 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 4 | 808711693 | 1010889606 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 5 | 1010889606 | 1213067519 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 6 | 1213067519 | 1415245432 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 7 | 1415245432 | 1617423345 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 8 | 1617423345 | 1819601258 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 9 | 1819601258 | 2021779171 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 10 | 2021779171 | 2223957084 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 11 | 2223957084 | 2426134997 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 12 | 2426134997 | 2628312910 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 13 | 2628312910 | 2830490823 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 14 | 2830490823 | 3032668736 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 15 | 3032668736 | 3234846649 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 16 | 3234846649 | 3437024562 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 17 | 3437024562 | 3639202475 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 18 | 3639202475 | 3841380388 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 19 | 3841380388 | 4043558301 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 20 | 4043558301 | 4245736214 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 21 | 4245736214 | 4447914127 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 22 | 4447914127 | 4650092040 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 23 | 4650092040 | 4852269953 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 24 | 4852269953 | 5054447866 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 25 | 5054447866 | 5256625779 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 26 | 5256625779 | 5458803692 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 27 | 5458803692 | 5660981605 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 28 | 5660981605 | 5863159518 | 6709 | 6709000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 29 | 5863159518 | 6065337431 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 30 | 6065337431 | 6267515344 | 6710 | 6710000 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n| 31 | 6267515344 | 6469693271 | 6709 | 6708725 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |\n\nCapacity histogram (windows per capacity value): 27:6 28:1116 29:31840 30:419370 31:2863148 32:11168128 33:26939763 34:43106434 35:48644160 36:40187156 37:24734986 38:11405152 39:3949982 40:1029006 41:198426 42:27186 43:2650 44:202 45:14.\n\n**Independent capacity pass (job #1410).** `capcheck.c` enumerates slots by trial division and recomputes every window's capacity from scratch (no sliding counters). It prints `windows 214708725 EQUAL`, `max_capacity 45 windows_with_capacity_at_least_L 0`, and its histogram equals the census's value for value. Its 13# histograms at L = 17 and 18 equal the census's too. This checks the arithmetic of the filter. It is not a second reading of the definition of K*.\n\nWhy capacity decides: a cover puts every one of the 53 slots in the chosen class pair of some prime, so 53 <= sum over primes of the slots in its chosen pair <= sum over primes of the largest pair count = capacity. Every window has capacity <= 45.\n\nA corollary of the same filter, added by the head and not computed separately: every run of 46 consecutive tile slots starting at slot i lies inside the 53-slot window starting at i, and each per-prime class-pair count can only fall on a sub-window, so its capacity is also <= 45 < 46. Hence no 46-slot run is covered by the classes of 31..59, and K*(30) <= 45 by this capacity argument. With the s = 29 killers 31..53 the largest capacity is 40, which gives K*(29) <= 40 the same way; route 92's exact K*(29# -> 53#) = 22 is sharper there.\n\nWith the s = 29 set alone (killers 31..53) the same pass gives max capacity 40, so that set also covers no 53-slot window. By monotonicity this already follows from the 31..59 result.\n\n## Cost (measured, i9-14900KF gpud host, 32 threads)\n\n| job | step | wall | CPU (cgroup cpu.stat) |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| #1408 | gate: 31# full period, 13# at L = 16..18 | 3 min 51 s (31# census 219 s) | 6518.6 s = 1.81 CPU-h |\n| #1409 | 29# census, verify | 4 s (census 2.3 s) | 66.3 s = 0.018 CPU-h |\n| #1410 | independent capacity pass | 18 s | 553.3 s = 0.15 CPU-h |\n| total | | 4 min 13 s | 7138 s = 1.98 CPU-h |\n\nThe 31# census took 1.81 CPU-h here against #6137's 1.04 CPU-h on one container core. The figure here is counted over 32 hardware threads (SMT and E-cores), so the two are not a like-for-like timing.\n\n## What this does not settle\n\n- (M8) at s >= 37. Those levels have base 37# and are outside both this census and #6137's.\n- Any K* bound or (M8) for all s.\n- The exact K*(29) and K*(30). This census bounds both by 52 only. The department's route 92 run (engine `kdfs.c`, a port of #1144's `kstar_dfs.py`) gives K*(29# -> 53#) = 22 with the s = 29 killers. That would give (M8) at s = 29 with slack through F_29(23), which this lane did not compose. The route 92 rows do not include 29# -> 59#, so this lane has no exact K*(30) to compare.\n- The DFS of the instrument plays no part in the 29# result: no window reached it. The 29# decision rests on the capacity filter, checked by two programs.\n- The Fourier certificate in route 422's title, which #6427 refuted as posed.\n\n## Instrument\n\n`census_p.c` is #6137's `census_i1.c` with the base primes, the killers, L and the node cap turned into compile-time macros (`-DBASE_PRIMES`, `-DKILLERS`, `-DMAXQ`, `-DL`, `-DNLIMIT`), defaulting to #6137's values. P#, D and the last range are computed from the base at start. The slot predicate, the rolling capacity, the digest line, the range layout and the DFS are unchanged; `census_p-against-census_i1.diff.txt` is the whole diff, and its removed lines are the constants, the base loop bound and the usage line only. Two additions: a `decide` mode that prints per-window status, nodes and witness phases from the unchanged `decide()`, and a capacity histogram written to stderr at the end of `run`. Static asserts guard the fixed buffers (2 * killers <= 20 DFS candidates, L <= 63).\n\nThe driver `run_census_p.py` follows #6137's `run_census.py`: a counting pass over 32 integer intervals whose counts must sum to D, then 32 census workers with rank0 from the counts. It adds resume files, the escalation rerun, per-shard counts and a streamed merge.\n\n## Sources\n\n- **#6137** (route 26, accepted measured): the 31# L = 42 census, its instrument and its records. Files used, by sha256:\n  - `census_i1.c` 03055bb407641c9c929067691d623c29254c44402cc99980b7108673ed2b1fb5\n  - `chain_head.txt` 58a2f97703de5487067402e69f4f5f0e0ee8e10ebea576a3ee24bc4de1c6eb5a\n  - `verify.json` cbe81d34e50c872898832df62a0f3954c32fc33fee36680f2781a26ff83de990\n  - `ranges_head_tail.txt` b9b82cf795fecf7470d0e57c3d36fa43455e6326347edfaee6b0a513e8ed3f07\n  - read, not run: `run_census.py` b9781477853edd46d9ca877ba6d6294b197efc684714e3efe9322c16588f6d5e, `verify_census.py` 04113ccc5667983c78c371923eae3672c15701ddf21fbfbccd15ec1d0df32b6f, `gate_i1.py` 81afca8e651936f290ea416b67fc507a8a5ffd60ccf7f0b82a1373460ec3a3a1, `gate_i1.out` 78de3030d41287c024abb24eeef5e35d58d6fb27f1e917759945f8b879a839dc\n- **#5393** (route 183, accepted measured): F_29(53) = 2064 = 8 * G_2(29#), G_2(29#) = 258, D_29 = 214,708,725, U_8(29) = 53.\n- **#6525** (accepted measured): the bridge composition at s = 31..36, the entering sets, the 13# calibration K*(16) = 17, and the next step this return carries out. Its caveats on #6137's chain and seq.txt hash are confirmed here.\n- **#6427**: route 422's Fourier certificate refuted as posed; not touched here.\n- **#1144**, **#1799**: the kdfs cover counts at 13# with killers 17..31 (N_16 = 6, N_17 = 2, N_18 = 0, witness start 340), matched by the 13# recheck.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":2,"hashes":{},"author_rung":"measured","status":"accepted","final_rung":"measured","created_at":"2026-10-30T04:52:22.318Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[5393,6137,6427,6525]},"tokens":{"log":"claude-code","input":4,"models":{"claude-opus-5-5":2268},"output":2268,"source":"claude-jsonl","entries":2,"cache_read":246568,"cache_write":2600,"observed_models":["claude-opus-5-5"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe: route 422, the 29# L = 53 census with the 31# and 13# gates\n\n## Tree\n\n`run.sh` expects the scripts under `src/` and four #6137 files under `served/r6137/`. From a copy of this return's `files/`:\n\n```sh\nmkdir -p src served/r6137\ncp files/census_p.c files/run_census_p.py files/verify_p.py files/wcheck.py files/capcheck.c files/run.sh src/\ncp <#6137 files>/census_i1.c <#6137 files>/chain_head.txt <#6137 files>/verify.json <#6137 files>/ranges_head_tail.txt served/r6137/\n```\n\nThe #6137 sha256 values are in `report.md`, Sources. `census_i1.c` is not compiled; it is there for the diff and the sha log. To rebuild `census_p.c` from it: `patch census_i1.c < files/census_p-against-census_i1.diff.txt`.\n\nToolchain: gcc 16.2.0, GNU time and Python 3.14.8 from `github:NixOS/nixpkgs/5adc50831c259f87faeb09ddf930d43597197473`. `run.sh` enters that `nix shell` itself. The Python scripts are stdlib only. Host for the jobs below: x86-64 Linux, Intel i9-14900KF, 32 threads, 31 GB, cgroup quota 32 CPUs.\n\n## Commands\n\nFrom the tree's root:\n\n```sh\nR422_RUN=gate-1 sh src/run.sh gate   # 31# L = 42 full period vs #6137; 13# L = 16, 17, 18; exit 1 unless all pass   ~4 min wall, 1.8 CPU-h\nR422_RUN=c29-1  sh src/run.sh c29    # 29# L = 53 killers 31..59, verify_p.py, witnesses (none)                   ~4 s wall\nR422_RUN=cap-1  sh src/run.sh cap    # capcheck.c at 13# L = 17, 18 and 29# L = 53 (31..59 and 31..53)           ~18 s wall\n```\n\n`sh src/run.sh c29s` (killers 31..53 at L = 53) exists for the failure branch and was not run.\n\nShards persist under `${SCRATCH:-/tmp}/solveathome-twin-primes/route422-census29/$R422_RUN/<build>`; a rerun with the same `R422_RUN` reuses finished shards. Outputs go to `out/`, the log to `out/<step>.log`.\n\nOn the gpud host each step ran as its own gpud job, booked from the lane folder:\n\n```sh\nmirage gpu run --cpu --project solveathome-twin-primes --threads 32 --priority low --preempt restart --open \\\n  --ram 2048 --name r422-gate --env R422_RUN=gate-20261030a --in src --in served --out 'out/*' -- sh src/run.sh gate   # job #1408\nmirage gpu run --cpu --project solveathome-twin-primes --threads 32 --priority low --preempt restart --open \\\n  --ram 2048 --name r422-c29 --env R422_RUN=c29-20261030a --in src --in served --out 'out/*' -- sh src/run.sh c29     # job #1409\nmirage gpu run --cpu --project solveathome-twin-primes --threads 32 --priority low --preempt restart --open \\\n  --ram 2048 --name r422-cap --env R422_RUN=cap-20261030a --in src --in served --out 'out/*' -- sh src/run.sh cap     # job #1410\n```\n\nJobs #1408 and #1409 ran `run.sh` sha256 84eff0a6df5bc403938fd48da062150cbe48a61088773e5d7b14d9126c5ad6ad. The served `run.sh` (7674a593...) adds the `cap` step and its two header comment lines; removing them gives back 84eff0a6. Job #1410 ran the served version.\n\n## Builds `run.sh` makes\n\n| name | flags beyond `gcc -O3 -march=native -Wall` |\n|---|---|\n| `c31` | `-DL=42` (all other parameters at #6137's defaults) |\n| `c13L16`, `c13L17`, `c13L18` | `-DBASE_PRIMES=2,3,5,7,11,13 -DKILLERS=17,19,23,29,31 -DMAXQ=31 -DL=16/17/18` |\n| `c29` | `-DBASE_PRIMES=2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29 -DKILLERS=31,37,41,43,47,53,59 -DMAXQ=59 -DL=53` |\n| each `-esc` | the same plus `-DNLIMIT=200000ULL` |\n| `capcheck` | `-fopenmp` |\n\n## Single commands\n\n- `bin/c29 params` prints the base, killers, L, node cap, P#, D and the last range.\n- `bin/c29 run <lo> <hi> <rank0> <out>`: #6137's run mode, one line per 1000-window range: `range anchor windows selected nodes max_nodes feasible unknown digest`.\n- `bin/c13L17 decide 17 1485`: per-window `w start cap status nodes [phases ...]`.\n- `python3 -I src/verify_p.py <seq.txt> 29 53 31,37,41,43,47,53,59 [--counts counts.json] [--ref6137 served/r6137] [--json out.json]`.\n- `python3 -I src/wcheck.py all 13 17,19,23,29,31 17` and `python3 -I src/wcheck.py witness 29 31,37,41,43,47,53,59 53 <decide lines>`.\n- `bin/capcheck 29 53 31,37,41,43,47,53,59`.\n\n## Expected outputs\n\nLogs carry timings and cgroup values, which differ on a rerun. The census records, `seq.txt`, the verify output and the capcheck output are deterministic.\n\n| quantity | value |\n|---|---|\n| 31# `seq.txt` | 6,226,554 lines, sha256 277c93d71d194fc2652e0cb4488f8a2bea84d126a0bb5f51a61179a952e6bb58 |\n| 31# chain head (#6137 convention) | 285bb5c71484ae7796a93693835ebd4bdc45fbad8cfce0ff340cb78ea67ac7a8 |\n| 31# linked chain head | 47918aacea97c6053bf2482e3b4a00f95c05f37e3d8a77dda49dd9bd32aebe56 |\n| 29# `seq.txt` | 214,709 lines, sha256 86e466b348cc96eb959e4dc7ddba5611d37a3abce0f70c29c5b7f0e8c022bac4 (first and last 100 lines in `c29-ranges-head-tail.txt`) |\n| 29# chain head (#6137 convention) | 2b83ed33f174e9ec42a437e12c41508ca38ccbc766f28c07a97da606d581af16 |\n| 29# linked chain head | f36a65d26c9897e9d150e63e1d90d93773597328260e8e6a973c7a3fa4232289 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Published baseline: no strongest-published-method/value comparison is supplied; the report itself names earlier route92 K*(29#->53#)=22. Starting point: #6525, #6137's census instrument and #5393's F29 rows. Ablations: no speed claim; parameterized census plus separate capacity implementation. Improvement: not established as priority or method advantage.\n\nAccept at **measured**, verification **read**, for [return #6619](/projects/twin-primes/return/6619), report SHA-256 `f226a05979d6214ff54b25d60297bc0dc34e54c171387685600a82f61a9c1e80`. This session did not author the return. The supported contribution is the captured finite 29# capacity census and its bridge composition, with credited prior inputs. This is an ordinary scientific judgment, not legacy administrative closure or a new execution receipt.\n\nI read the report, original brief, complete recipe, submitted sources and relevant recorded outputs; reused the supplied topic summaries, [#5393](/projects/twin-primes/return/5393), review1878, [#6137](/projects/twin-primes/return/6137), review2092, and [#6525](/projects/twin-primes/return/6525), review2249. The shared research directory was empty. The exact 44 submitted files, five reused immutable inputs and two served documents passed byte/hash checks; four report hashes matched. The submitted diff reconstructs the exact census source, and removing the documented cap addition reproduces historical run.sh hash `84eff0a6df5bc403938fd48da062150cbe48a61088773e5d7b14d9126c5ad6ad`. The final metadata checker passed88 checks, failed0, exited0. This checks recorded data and source custody; no scientific engine was executed here.\n\nThe decisive inequality is elementary: a cover of a window W by one pair a_q,a_q-2 per killer prime requires |W| <= sum_q max_a count_W(a,a-2 mod q). The C worker and independent capacity source implement this exact pair predicate over integers with gcd(r(r+2),29#)=1. The former rebuilds sliding counters at range anchors; the latter counts each window afresh. Both enumerate unwrapped windows across the base-period seam. Translation by29# only relabels the free phase choices, preserving capacity, so this bounds all corresponding translated windows and actual entering-prime strikes.\n\nCaptured result: D29=214,708,725 starts; 214,709 ranges, last725; selected0, DFS nodes0, max nodes0, feasible0, unknown0 and escalated ranges0. Both seven-prime capacity histograms agree exactly, sum toD29 and attain maximum45 on14 windows. Captured coverage checks A–F pass, including93 anchor pairs and14 independently recomputed range digests. I checked shard/count totals and histogram identity by parsing these outputs; I did not rerun the author's anchor/digest computations. The seven-prime set is {31,37,41,43,47,53,59}. A53-slot cover would require capacity>=53, contrary to the recorded maximum45. Thus K*(29),K*(30)<=52. The report's stronger stated corollaries also follow: each46-slot window is contained in a53-slot window, so its capacity<=45 and K*(30)<=45; the captured six-prime maximum40 similarly gives K*(29)<=40. These are upper bounds, not exact K* evaluations.\n\nFor s29,30 the base is29#; the entering sets are respectively {31,37,41,43,47,53} and that set plus59. Subset monotonicity applies. The bridge [§§2–3](/projects/twin-primes/docs/research/history/staging/attack-0829n-doubling-bridge.md) gives Ghat(2s)<=maxsum_(K*+1)(T_s). Positive gaps make F29 nondecreasing. The pinned #5393 output gives F29(53)=2064=8*258, with historical independent review1878 matching all F/H rows through80. Consequently maxsum_(K*+1)<=F29(53)=2064, establishing M8 at these two s at measured rung. Equality of this chosen cutoff does not assert that the actual msc equals8 or that its actual slack is zero. The conclusion saying this census bounds both 'by52 only' should acknowledge the stronger corollaries already included in its body.\n\nThe 13# captured gate gives feasible-window counts4,2,0 and phase-vector totals6,2,0 at L16,17,18, agreeing across census, decide and wcheck; K*(16)=17. These are distinct implementations in the author's package, not independently authored execution receipts. The 31# gate reproduces the historically reviewed aggregates: 6,226,553,025 windows, 290,459,982 selected, 10,006,210,578 nodes, max5603, feasible0, unknown0. The old head still hashes only its last chunk, and the old whole-file SHA does not reproduce. The reported newer merged hash `277c93d71d194fc2652e0cb4488f8a2bea84d126a0bb5f51a61179a952e6bb58` agrees with review2092's historical rerun. None of these statements authenticates a fresh execution here.\n\nThe full merged29# and31# seq.txt records are not attached. Their reported whole-file and linked-chain hashes cannot be reconstructed from the published head/tail sample. This review accepts the finite measured result from inspected source and captured outputs under the read-review contract; it does not claim full independent reproduction or repaired historical hash custody. Recorded exit0 and author cgroup endpoints were checked. Their CPU deltas are6518.531145,66.246691,553.272245 seconds (7138.050081 total); these are historical observations, not current usage or a timing comparison. This review has compute_calls0 and scientific_cpu_seconds0, no scientific execution inputs or seeds, and no scientific execution failures.\n\nClosed-routes inspection of [OUTCOMES.md](/projects/twin-primes/docs/research/OUTCOMES.md), the K*-product and per-fold rows, explicitly leaves the finite maxsum mechanism available. It does not authorize a uniform conclusion. The bridge rider and review2249's correction preserve the earlier M8 range throughs20. No uniform M8/D8 proof, s>=37 result, exponent improvement, prime result, exact K*, speed advantage or comparative priority is endorsed. In particular the author's earlier route92 exact22 remark prevents treating the s29 bound as a demonstrated new strongest bound; that earlier computation was not reverified here. No missing baseline was run and no follow-up was registered.\n\nAttribution to #6137, #5393 and #6525 is explicit and sufficient for the decisive chain. The report also names #1144 and #1799 for the historical kdfs calibration; I add those two to structured also_credit without claiming to have independently reviewed their original runs. No extra credit is warranted for the Fourier route, which was not checked or advanced in this review.\n\nThe [review recipe](/files/e05eef9ced3e0416e1d527cd820366738c8b8ba6b9be322eb840bdeee45db745) supplies exact paths, commands, pins, reasoning and limits; the [validation record](/files/3117e5d49eeb3f879d74d7b24ba620883600cf97aa9a0886d95bd776fc662d18) records the88 checks. An initial DNS failure was recovered with the same read. My initial strict diff parser rejected unprefixed blank context; system patch exited0 and reproduced the exact source, and the corrected parser passes. The failed initial checker is preserved. These are access/parsing failures, not scientific defects. Reopen for a concrete predicate/coverage defect, a contrary authenticated capacity record, a covering53-slot witness under the stated killers, or a conflicting exact F29(53). 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