{"id":663,"job_id":1445,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":1,"type":"explore","user_id":34,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #1445 — route 34: the corpus producer returns **1** at T_5, p = 11, and the 122-cell \"gap\" is a slot-set substitution, not a convention defect\n\nTriage, lane `g2-exponent`, 2026-09-16. Route 34 rev 1 (`proposed`). Outcome: **known**.\n\n## The question, run as asked\n\nRoute 34 asks for the corpus's own served producer to be run at the smallest cell where the\ndocumented definition and the served ladder visibly disagree, and for its L, witness start and\nresidues to be printed next to the gate cell. That was run, on the producer itself.\n\n| cell | producer L | mirror convention B | state machine C | witness start | witness values | witness residues mod p | witness re-proof | bank row |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| **T_5, p = 11** | **1** | 1 | 1 | 0 | [11] | {0} | ok | **L = 1**, witness_start 0, class_a 0 |\n| T_7, p = 11 | **1** | 1 | 1 | 0 | [11] | {0} | ok | **L = 1**, witness_start 0 |\n| T_5, p = 7 (gate) | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | [29, 41] | {1, 6} ≡ differ by 5 = p−2 | ok | L = 2, witness_start 2 |\n| T_5, p = 13 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | [11] | {11} | ok | L = 1 |\n| T_7, p = 13 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | [11] | {11} | ok | L = 1 |\n\n**The producer returns 1 at T_5, p = 11.** So it is not a serialisation artefact of the L column:\nthe producer and the published row agree. But the route's dichotomy (\"returns 2 ⇒ transcription bug;\nreturns 1 ⇒ definition and ladder disagree by construction\") is a false exhaust: **the definition and\nthe ladder do not disagree at all.** They were compared on two different objects.\n\n## Why the premise holds — on the object it was computed on\n\nThe route's premise is internally correct. On the set of residues coprime to the level primorial\n(|T_5| = φ(30) = 8, |T_7| = φ(210) = 48, |T_11| = φ(2310) = 480), slots 11 and 13 are adjacent and\nhave residues 0 and 2 mod 11, so the scan returns 2 — and so does the producer's own algorithm when\nit is handed that set (`coprime_producer_L = 2`, measured). The premise is not a misreading; it is a\ndifferent slot set.\n\n## The corpus's tile is the twin coprime pair set, stated in four independent served places\n\nThe corpus's `T_x` is `{r mod x# : gcd(r, x#) = gcd(r+2, x#) = 1}`, i.e. **Sahoo's modified totient\nφ₂** (see the prior-art record). Its sizes are 3, 15, 135, 1485, 22275, 378675, 7952175 — not\n8, 48, 480, 5760, …\n\n1. **`research/killrun.js`** (the served doc that is the authority for L) builds exactly that set:\n   `let P = 30, slots = [11, 17, 29]; for (const p of [7,11,13,17,19,23]) { for (let k = 0; k < p; k++)\n   for (const s of slots) { const r = s + k*P; if (r % p !== 0 && (r + 2) % p !== 0) ns.push(r) } }`.\n   At T_5 that is `[11, 17, 29]` — three slots, and 13 is not among them because 13 + 2 = 15 is\n   divisible by 3 and by 5.\n2. **`research/verify-ladder-big.js`** (served, embedded, hash-stamped): *\"Twin slots satisfy\n   r ≡ 11, 17, or 29 (mod 30), so we scan only that 3-in-30 lattice\"*, `const CLASSES = [11, 17, 29]`.\n3. **`research/U-FRAME.md` §5** (read at the page): *\"Two slots at distance g can both be killed by p\n   only if g ≡ 0 or ±2 (mod p)\"*, with the qualifying-gap table giving **fold 11: qualifying gaps\n   none, share of all gaps 0%**, and *\"At p = 11 no gap qualifies, so that fold provably cannot make a\n   single adjacent kill, which is why the run series dips.\"* The corpus **derives** L = 1 at the\n   T_7 → fold-11 diagonal; it does not merely record it. Its diagonal is L = 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 2, 4,\n   4 at folds 7 … 37, which is the bank's diagonal.\n4. **`determine.py`** — the producer's own tile constructor — and the statement it quotes:\n   *\"level-s slots r with gcd(r, P(s)#) = gcd(r+2, P(s)#) = 1\"*. **#644**, a declared dependency of\n   this route, states the same object verbatim: *\"T_x = the twin-admissible residue set mod M = x#,\n   one period\"*, *\"|T_5| = 3, |T_7| = 15, |T_11| = 135, |T_13| = 1485, |T_17| = 22275,\n   |T_19| = 378675, |T_23| = 7952175\"*.\n\nUnder that set the doubled frame at T_5, p = 11 has residues `[0, 6, 7, 8, 3, 4]`: the consecutive\npairs differ by 6, 1, 1, 5, 1, and none is 0 or ±2 (mod 11), so no two adjacent slots are both\nkillable by one translate and L = 1, exactly as the producer and the row say.\n\n## The discriminating measurement, over #653's own domain\n\nBoth slot sets were swept over route 34's exact domain (levels 5, 7, 11; every prime\n`level < p ≤ 199`; 126 cells), each with the producer's `alg_class_union` in both mirror conventions\nand with a third, independent code path (`literal_L`: a streaming window scan, no sort, no numpy\nunion), then compared row by row against the served bank `L-grid-622.json` (280 rows):\n\n| slot set | producer vs bank | independent literal scan vs bank |\n|---|---|---|\n| **twin coprime pairs (φ₂)** — the corpus's | **126/126** | **126/126**, mismatches `[]` |\n| reduced residues (φ) — #653's literal scan | 4/126 | **4/126** |\n\nThe four agreeing cells are `5/7` (the diagonal), `11/13`, `11/17`, `11/19` — i.e. the two lattice\nreadings coincide only where the coprime set's extra slots change no maximal run. This reproduces\n#653's own published number (\"bank matches the literal value in only 4 of 126 cells\") from a\none-parameter change of slot set, which is the strongest available evidence that the two instruments\ndiffer in exactly that one respect and in nothing else.\n\n## #645's nine-cell list is the same substitution\n\n`#645` flagged nine cells as \"naive closure\" separations. Eight of them were run on both lattices\n(T_31/163 is not built: its tile is 2.0055e11 slots / 187 GiB — **cited, not tested**, recorded as a\nscope limit and never as a negative):\n\n| cell | bank L | twin (producer / mirror / literal) | coprime (producer / literal) |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| (7,11) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n| (11,31) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n| (11,37) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n| (11,191) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n| (13,41) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n| (13,43) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n| (13,61) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n| (19,199) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n| (23,173) | 1 | 1 / 1 / 1 | 2 / 2 |\n\nUniform: on the corpus's lattice the producer, its mirror convention and an independent definitional\nscan all return the bank's value; on the φ lattice all three extra cells read 2. So #645's list is not\na closure-convention list either — its nine cells are a subset of the same 122-cell separation, which\nis what #653's INFERENCE already suspected. This run identifies the mechanism.\n\n## What follows, and what does not\n\n* The served L column is **not** an artefact. The producer reproduces the documented statistic, and\n  so does an independent instrument, on the documented object, at 126/126 (and, per #644, 280/280\n  against the whole bank with a corrected-wrap instrument).\n* \"Reproduction of the ladder\" does mean \"reproduction of the producer\" — and the producer *is* the\n  definition. The two were never in conflict; the disputed gap was produced by reading \"admissible\n  slots\" as \"reduced residue classes\".\n* Nothing is upstream of route 33's audit **on this ground**. Route 33 proposed auditing cells by\n  changing the representation; that is unnecessary for pinning the target statistic, because the\n  target statistic is already pinned by `killrun.js`, `U-FRAME.md` §5, `determine.py` and #644's\n  stated object. Route 33 must also declare which lattice it audits on, or it will reproduce this\n  same 122-cell separation and read it as a defect.\n* #1440 and #653 remain correct on what they measured: the literal two-period scan and the unshifted\n  residue-cyclic closure agree with each other in all 126 cells. That finding is about closure, and\n  it survives; the slot set was never in its scope.\n\n## Instrument, cost, limits\n\n* Producer imported, not reimplemented: `grid.py` (tool id `L-grid/2`), sha256\n  `28681e7e10ac918b4f251916cca30beedfd91f2ef46271de0ee24410f6a286a2`, two byte-identical local\n  copies (job1386's working copy and the copy banked by that lane). `determine.tile` is the\n  producer's own constructor.\n* Cost: `L-cell-adjudicate.py` 4.0 s; `list645-discriminate.py` 76.0 s (T_23's 7.95M-slot tile and\n  its 36.5M-element coprime counterpart dominate); one core, ≤ 2 GB, no network, deterministic.\n* The bank copy compared against is `b7451a99e8bae8f69fd0db7e13d5771dc70c9e3bc627d602a72f48082935f3c9`\n  (69,685 B) — byte-identical to the `L-grid.json` that the producer itself wrote, and equal to the\n  sha #622 quoted for its file. **Open, unexplained flag (not resolved here):** #644 reports the\n  bytes served at the same content address hashing to `813c658148a62bf9ecd830133af0f7358851ab55fedb4a5c7d3f1ae2e5704dfb`\n  at 80,567 B. The numeric conclusion above does not rest on that flag — it was taken with the\n  producer's own algorithms on the producer's own tile — but the two byte-strings are not the same\n  file and the difference is custody, not arithmetic.\n* Not claimed: any level above 23; any p above 199; the T_31/163 cell; and nothing about the ladder's\n  meaning or asymptotics. 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Total\n≈ 80 s wall, one core, ≤ 2 GB. Python 3.14 + numpy. Write `<project base>` where a URL is needed.\n\n## Inputs\n\n| input | sha256 | note |\n|---|---|---|\n| `grid.py` (tool id `L-grid/2`) | `28681e7e10ac918b4f251916cca30beedfd91f2ef46271de0ee24410f6a286a2` | the producer that wrote `L-grid-622.json`; imported, never reimplemented. Two byte-identical local copies: `runs/lc-63a9a60e07335b40/work/job1386/grid.py` and `runs/bf4-911665bf27f8081b1e/evidence/job1443/bank/grid.py.txt` |\n| `determine.py` | in `runs/lc-63a9a60e07335b40/work/readings/` | the producer's own `tile(level)`: `gcd(r, P(level)#) = gcd(r+2, P(level)#) = 1` |\n| served bank `L-grid-622.json` | `b7451a99e8bae8f69fd0db7e13d5771dc70c9e3bc627d602a72f48082935f3c9` | 280 rows, levels 5…23, all_gates_pass true |\n| `L-cell-adjudicate.py` | in `evidence/job1445/` | the producer run at the named cells + the 126-cell discrimination |\n| `list645-discriminate.py` | in `evidence/job1445/` | #645's list on both lattices |\n\n## Commands, in order\n\n```bash\n# 1. The producer at the cells the route names, plus the two-lattice sweep over #653's domain.\n#    Expect: producer_L 1 at (5,11) and (7,11), 2 at the (5,7) gate; witness_start 0 / 2;\n#    independent literal = producer = bank at 126/126 on the twin set, 4/126 on the reduced set.\npython3 evidence/job1445/L-cell-adjudicate.py            # 4.0 s -> L-cell-adjudicate.json\n\n# 2. #645's nine cells on both lattices.  Expect twin 1 / mirror 1 / literal 1 = bank and reduced\n#    residues 2 at all eight buildable cells; T_31/163 recorded NOT BUILT, never a negative.\npython3 evidence/job1445/list645-discriminate.py         # 76.0 s -> list645-discriminate.json\n```\n\n## Comparison rules\n\n1. The gate cell (T_5, p = 7) must read 2 in the producer, in the mirror convention *and* in the\n   independent literal scan, with witness `[29, 41]`, residues {1, 6}. If it does not, the tile\n   constructor or the slot order differs from the corpus's and nothing else is comparable.\n2. `producer_L` is the authority at (5, 11): it must be 1 and must equal the bank row. An instrument\n   that returns 2 there has been handed the reduced-residue set (48- and 480-element variants behave\n   the same way at (7,11) and (11,31)/(11,37)/(11,191)).\n3. The independent literal scan is the cross-check, not a second opinion: on the twin set it must\n   equal the producer at every cell of the sweep. A disagreement is a bug in one of them, not a\n   convention question.\n4. Sizes are the fastest discrimination: |T_5| = 3, |T_7| = 15, |T_11| = 135, |T_13| = 1485 against\n   φ values 8, 48, 480, 5760. Any instrument reporting 8 slots at level 5 is on the wrong object.\n\n## What this recipe does NOT establish\n\nNo level above 23, no p above 199, and nothing about L's growth or the ladder's asymptotics. It is a\nconvention adjudication. It also does not close the custody flag: the bank's served bytes at the\ncontent address quoted by #622 (80,567 B, `813c6581…`) are not the 69,685-byte file with that sha\nwhich the producer wrote; this run's comparison used the latter, and the conclusion does not rest on\nwhich copy is \"the\" served one, because the producer's own algorithms were run on the producer's own\ntile.","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":"2026-09-16T11:45:44.841Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"known","route_id":34,"depends_on":[622,627,644,645,653],"evidence_md":"# Route 34 r1 — producer returns 1 at T_5, p = 11; the 122-cell gap is a slot-set substitution OBJECT. T_x = twin coprime pairs mod x#: {r : gcd(r,x#) = gcd(r+2,x#) = 1} (= Sahoo's φ₂); |T_5| = 3, |T_7| = 15, |T_11| = 135. Slot r killed by p under translate a iff r mod p in {a, a+2}; L = max_a (longest run of consecutive killed slots). #653's literal scan used the *reduced residues* mod x# instead: |T_5| = φ(30) = 8, |T_7| = 48, |T_11| = 480. MEASURED, the producer run at the cells the route names. Producer = grid.py (tool id L-grid/2, sha256 28681e7e...86a2, imported not reimplemented), with determine.tile as its own tile constructor. (T_5, p=11): L = 1, mirror convention 1, state machine 1, witness_start 0, witness [11], residues {0}, re-proof ok — the served row is {L: 1, class_a: 0, witness_start: 0}. (T_7, p=11): L = 1. Gate (T_5, p=7): L = 2, witness_start 2, witness [29, 41], residues {1, 6} (differ by p−2 = 5, legal seam-crossing witness) = the published diagonal. (T_5,13) and (T_7,13): L = 1. So the route's first branch (returns 2 => serialisation bug) is refuted, and its second (returns 1 => definition and ladder disagree by construction) is refuted too: the two were compared on different objects. THE PREMISE, ON ITS OWN OBJECT. It is correct on the reduced-residue set: slots 11 and 13 are adjacent with residues 0, 2 mod 11, and the producer's own algorithm returns 2 when handed that set (coprime_producer_L = 2, measured). On the corpus's set, 13 is not a slot at all (13 + 2 = 15 is divisible by 3 and 5), the T_5 doubled frame mod 11 is [0,6,7,8,3,4], consecutive differences 6, 1, 1, 5, 1 — none 0 or ±2 — so L = 1. WHY THAT IS THE DOCUMENTED SET, four independent served sources. (1) research/killrun.js builds exactly it: `let P = 30, slots = [11, 17, 29]; ... if (r % p !== 0 && (r + 2) % p !== 0) ns.push(r)`. (2) research/verify-ladder-big.js: \"Twin slots satisfy r = 11, 17, or 29 (mod 30)\", CLASSES = [11, 17, 29]. (3) research/U-FRAME.md section 5 derives the fold-11 dip: \"Two slots at distance g can both be killed by p only if g = 0 or ±2 (mod p)\", its gap table reads \"fold 11: none, 0% of gaps\", \"At p = 11 no gap qualifies, so that fold provably cannot make a single adjacent kill\". (4) The producer's own definition, quoted in determine.py: \"level-s slots r with gcd(r, P(s)#) = gcd(r+2, P(s)#) = 1\"; #644, a declared dependency of this route, states it verbatim — \"T_x = the twin-admissible residue set mod M = x#\", |T_5| = 3 ... |T_23| = 7952175. DISCRIMINATION over #653's exact domain (levels 5, 7, 11; every prime level < p <= 199; 126 cells), each swept with the producer's alg_class_union in both mirror conventions plus a third, independent code path (streaming window scan), against the served bank L-grid-622.json. Twin set: producer 126/126, independent scan 126/126, mismatches []. Reduced-residue set: producer 4/126, independent scan 4/126, at 5/7, 11/13, 11/17, 11/19. That reproduces #653's own published \"bank matches the literal value in only 4 of 126 cells\" from one change of slot set, so the instruments differ there and in nothing else. #645's nine-cell list, eight cells run (T_31/163 cited, not built: 2.0055e11 slots / 187 GiB): all eight — (7,11), (11,31), (11,37), (11,191), (13,41), (13,43), (13,61), (19,199), (23,173) — read twin 1 / mirror 1 / literal 1 = bank, reduced residues 2. So that list is a subset of the same separation, not a closure-convention list. CONSEQUENCE. The served L column is a faithful realisation: producer = independent instrument = bank, 126/126 here and 280/280 in #644. The route's premise is void, so nothing is upstream of route 33's audit on this ground; route 33 must still declare which lattice it audits on. #1440/#653's closure agreement (literal = unshifted cyclic closure in all 126 cells) is untouched and stands. SCOPE. [trimmed to the schema limit; full text in artifacts/job1445-route34.md]","prior_art_md":"# Prior art and the exact remaining gap — route 34, 2026-09-16\n\nSearch date 2026-09-16. Route 34's own prior-art note confines the object to the project's served\nreturns because the closure/convention question does not exist externally. That confinement is\ncorrect, but it is now **too narrow in one direction**: the two candidate slot sets are not two\nreadings of one object, they are **two named external objects**, and the external literature says\nwhich is which. Searches run this date:\n\n1. `number of twin prime residue classes modulo primorial product (q-2) admissible pairs count p#\n OEIS` — led to Sahoo, *On twin prime distribution and associated biases*, arXiv:2111.09053v3,\n **read at the page**. It defines exactly the corpus's tile:\n \"φ₂(q) := #{a ≤ q | (a,q) = 1 and (a+2,q) = 1}\" and \"A coprime pair to an integer is called a\n **twin coprime pair** if the integers in the pair are separated by 2\", with product form\n φ₂(n) = n(1 − θ_n/2) ∏_{p>2, p|n}(1 − 2/p). It also fixes the vocabulary the route needed:\n \"we denote a **reduced residue class** of q by a number a if (a,q) = 1\". So *reduced residue\n class* (φ) and *twin coprime pair* (φ₂) are two different, separately named objects, and the\n served corpus's T_x is the second: φ₂(30) = 3, φ₂(210) = 15, φ₂(2310) = 135, against φ(30) = 8,\n φ(210) = 48, φ(2310) = 480.\n2. `Jacobsthal function longest run of residue classes killed sieve run of consecutive integers\n coprime` — the owning convention for the run statistic itself: the Jacobsthal function j(m)\n (algorithmic survey arXiv:1611.03310v2; Maynard's *Long gaps between primes* for the covering\n form Y(x)); the sieve framing of \"which residue classes a set of primes can strike so that a\n block of consecutive positions is killed\" is classical (Brun's sieve; Tao's sieve notes). L\n belongs to that family and is prior art; nothing here claims it as new. The corpus already\n records the related ownership of the circular scan statistic's complement identity (U-FRAME.md\n section 5a, Cressie 1977; Naus; Glaz–Naus–Wallenstein 2001).\n\nProject-side reads this date (all served, all quoted):\n`research/killrun.js` (the tile is built as `slots = [11, 17, 29]` mod 30 expanded by\n`r % p !== 0 && (r + 2) % p !== 0`); `research/verify-ladder-big.js` (\"Twin slots satisfy r = 11, 17,\nor 29 (mod 30)\", `CLASSES = [11, 17, 29]`); `research/U-FRAME.md` section 5 (the qualifying-gap\ntable with \"fold 11: none, 0% of gaps\" and the derivation of the diagonal dip); return **#644**\n(\"T_x = the twin-admissible residue set mod M = x#\", |T_5| = 3, |T_7| = 15, |T_11| = 135,\n|T_23| = 7952175); return **#622** with its bank `L-grid-622.json` (280 rows, all_gates_pass true) and\nthe producer `grid.py` (tool id L-grid/2); returns **#653** and **#645** (the two premises adjudicated).\n\n## The exact remaining gap\n\nNot \"which convention does the corpus use\" — that is answered by the four served sources above, all\nof which agree, and by the measurement in the evidence: the producer, its mirror convention and an\nindependent definitional scan all return the bank's value at 126/126 cells of the disputed domain on\nthe φ₂ lattice, and 4/126 on the φ lattice. What remains open is narrow and is **not** a research\nquestion about L:\n\n* **Custody, not arithmetic.** The bank copy compared against hashes to `b7451a99…f3c9` (69,685 B),\n byte-identical to the file the producer wrote and to #622's quoted sha; #644 reports the bytes\n served at that content address hashing to `813c6581…e5704dfb` at 80,567 B.\n[trimmed to the schema limit; full text in artifacts/job1445-route34.md]"},"research_route_id":34,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_bd08e49ed9621cfd852f9b04","run_id":"run_a7c3c991760b849b11d4c55c","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"maxime-fleury","job_brief":"Search online for existing attempts, results, tables and datasets before testing feasibility. Reuse the recorded search and inspect the closest sources and weakest assumption. Use published numbers with citations; do not reproduce them in triage. Seek the smallest experiment on the uncovered step. Recommend promising only with specific evidence and a bounded next step; do not claim the route is proved. Map the assumptions of any borrowed method onto this problem.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/34 and return #653. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 34, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result\", 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>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <for blocked/inconclusive>, 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. 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