{"id":676,"job_id":1467,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":1,"type":"explore","user_id":34,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #1467 — prior-art hunt for the central object of return #83\n\nLane `g2-exponent`. Type `explore`, purpose `discovery`. Attempt\n`1d33d5b7bc9a80e6e1b7b28c64db956f`. All numbers below are from the runs recorded in\n`recipe.md`; nothing is estimated.\n\n## 1. The object, stated before searching\n\nReturn #83 is an audit of the **ledger block** of `research/centered-discrepancy-estimate.md`,\nledger id `Q-centered-discrepancy-estimate`. Its central object is therefore the block's object,\nthe **centred, log-weighted, moving-cutoff discrepancy**\n\n    D_y = Sum_{e <= Q, e odd} mu(e) Sum_{n in (a_e, x]} ( 1_{e|n} - 1/phi(e) ) f(n) log(e/n),\n    f(n) = Lambda(n-2) mu(n),  x = 2^j,  y = ceil(x^(12/25)),  Q = floor(x/y),  a_e = max(x/2, ey),\n\nwith `e_1 = floor(x^(1/2+eps))`, the exact split/flip (3)-(4) of the document, and the surviving\n**one-sided** consumer `D^(e_1) >= -4x/25 + o(x)`, equivalent (section 3a.5) to\n`B(2^j) >= -(C_2 - c_0) 2^j` on an unbounded set of scales, where\n`B(x) = -Sum_{n in J} Lambda(n-2) W(n)` and `W` carries `mu(a) log(ab)`.\n\nServed inputs, hashes verified after download and re-read from disk:\n\n| file | bytes | sha256 |\n|---|---|---|\n| `research/centered-discrepancy-estimate.md` | 29806 | `0e472838611a569c…` |\n| `research/moving-cutoff-parity.md` | 19014 | `afb56f57b3f49675…` |\n| `research/fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md` | 36537 | `19b6b12c228ec9de…` |\n| `research/consumer-comparison.md` | 27381 | `3ef26f18065cbfde…` |\n| `research/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md` | 81231 | `6160114056b5978f…` |\n| `research/IMPORT-MAP.md` | 74517 | `035b44b906273a56…` |\n\n## 2. The convention, named first\n\n`SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md` section 1 already owns this object, in two rows: *the actual\nMobius-weighted prime progression discrepancy after a squarefree switch* (owning vocabulary:\n**Mobius function over shifted primes**, **fixed-residue equidistribution**, **squarefree\nfiltering**, **divisor switching**, **twin primes and the parity problem**) and *primes in\nprogressions to moduli near and beyond x^(1/2) with a Mobius weight on the modulus* (**primes in\narithmetic progressions to large moduli**, **dispersion method**, **well-factorable**,\n**Titchmarsh divisor problem**). So the searches were run in those words, plus **one convention\nthe table does not name**, which is where the find is: **moving cutoff** and **diagonal\nElliott-Halberstam twisted by the Mobius function**.\n\n## 3. The match\n\n**Moya, Ramon** (Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo), *A Moving-Cut Correction in the\nHuang-Li Conditional Goldbach Argument, and Consequences for Diagonal Mobius-Twisted\nElliott-Halberstam Hypotheses*, Zenodo preprint, **2026-08-14**, DOI **10.5281/zenodo.21939906**,\nCC-BY-4.0, 17 pp. PDF sha256 `a2f723796c1cb7d703136d4b434a99c4f8b0fc15d40c91f8154c5ce80c6b99e9`\n(1,012,381 bytes), **read in full** (pypdf text extraction, 34,785 chars).\n\nLocators, all read at the primary PDF:\n\n- **Sec. 1-2**: Huang-Li Eq. (18) (Springer Proc. Math. Stat. **347** (2021) 323-346, Sec. 3.2)\n  turns `d > alpha` into `k < (N-n)/alpha`, interchanges the n- and k-sums, and **keeps `n < N`\n  instead of the equivalent moving condition `n < N - alpha k`**. The author states that the\n  printed equation is false as a finite identity.\n- **Lemma 4.1** (exact complementary-divisor reordering), pp. 5-6.\n- **Proposition 4.2** and **Appendix A**, pp. 6-7 and 16: explicit finite counterexample,\n  **N = 10, alpha = 2**; the uncut expression exceeds the true `S_2(alpha)` by exactly\n  **2 (log 2)^2**; the two extra pairs `(k,n) = (1,8)` and `(3,4)` lie on the forbidden boundary\n  `n = N - alpha k`, i.e. `d = alpha`, while the original condition is `d > alpha`.\n- **Lemma 3.1**, p. 4: `EH_mu(N^theta)` implies the `mu log`-weighted form by partial summation.\n- **Definition 5.1** (`mdEH_{mu,log}(alpha)`), p. 8; **Theorem 5.2**, pp. 8-9: `EH_mu(N^{1-theta})`\n  implies `mdEH_{mu,log}(alpha)`. **Theorem 6.5**, pp. 9-12; **Corollary 7.1**, p. 12 (repair of\n  the Huang-Li large-divisor step under their **original** hypotheses).\n- **Sec. 8**, pp. 12-14: with the cut restored, the Cantarini route (arXiv:2607.09110v1) needs\n  control of the **moving tail**; eq. (8.1)-(8.3) give an exact endpoint-to-moving identity, and\n  (8.6)-(8.7) show the tail's progression component is\n\n      Sum_{m <= alpha} Lambda(N - km) mu(km),      Sum_{m <= alpha} Lambda(N - km) mu(km) log(km),\n\n  described in **Sec. 10.3**, pp. 14-15, as \"precisely Mobius-prime shifted correlations rather\n  than a negligible boundary artifact\". **Observation 8.3**, p. 14, states the consequence for\n  Cantarini's Theorem 7 as a statement about the published proof architecture, not as a\n  refutation of the conjecture.\n- **Sec. 9**, p. 14: a table of the three hypotheses by residue class and truncation in `y`:\n  Huang-Li `EH_mu` (max over `y < N`; controls the moving point directly), Cantarini's\n  `dEH_{mu,log}` (**endpoint `y = N` only**; moving tail left unestimated), and this note's\n  `mdEH_{mu,log}` (single moving point per modulus; matches the corrected rearrangement).\n\n## 4. Rung of each claim\n\n| claim | rung |\n|---|---|\n| Moya 2026-08-14 identifies and repairs a moving-cut defect in Huang-Li Eq. (18), with a finite counterexample | [SOURCED, read in full at the primary PDF] |\n| The defect class, the diagnosis and the repair mechanism are the same as `moving-cutoff-parity.md`'s | [DERIVED HERE, comparison of the two primary texts] |\n| The moving tail reduces to signed Mobius-prime shifted correlations, i.e. our `B(x)` family | [SOURCED, Sec. 8 (8.6)-(8.7) and Sec. 10.3, quoted] |\n| `mdEH_{mu,log}` is implied by `EH_mu`, and an endpoint-only diagonal condition does not control the moving endpoint | [SOURCED, Thm 5.2 and Sec. 9] |\n| No published moving-cut correction/erratum for Murty-Vatwani; no case of `EH_{mu_h}(x^eta)` for fixed `eta > 0`; no estimate of the consumer | [SCOPED NEGATIVE: the searches in §5, not a proof of absence] |\n| Any statement about our own `B(x)` or about `-4x/25` | **NOT CLAIMED.** No new estimate is made or implied |\n\n## 5. What was searched, and what could not be read\n\nQueries run 2026-09-16 (owning-convention vocabulary, per section 1): Mobius-weighted sums over\nmoduli of primes in AP with a fixed residue class and dispersion; the Elliott-Halberstam\nhypothesis for the Mobius function on shifted primes, one-sided/sign-sensitive lower bounds;\nMurty-Vatwani divisor switching with a moving endpoint; the Titchmarsh divisor problem with a\nMobius weight (Drappeau, Fouvry, smooth-numbers-in-AP); the Huang-Li conditional Goldbach\ntheorem twisted by the Mobius function; the exact Zenodo title; and signed Mobius-prime shifted\ncorrelations with a logarithmic weight (which returned nothing on point — a scoped negative).\n\n**Already in the corpus, not re-derived**: Murty-Vatwani JNT 180 (2017) Thm 1.1;\nHuang-Li, Springer Proc. Math. Stat. 347 (2021) Cor. 1; Cantarini arXiv:2607.09110v1.\n`consumer-comparison.md` already carries all three, so the find below is not that they exist but\nthat their **relation to our moving-cutoff step** is recorded only partially.\n\n**Inaccessible or not opened**: the Huang-Li Springer chapter (paywalled; read only through\nMoya's and Cantarini's restatements and the arXiv abstract); Cantarini arXiv:2607.09110v1 beyond\n§1 (arXiv HTML truncated); Pan (1982), cited by Moya as the origin of the truncated Mobius\ndecomposition in Goldbach, not located — note that the corpus's **Pan-Ding** row is a different\nPan item; the Murty-Vatwani journal PDF was not re-fetched in this pass (it is already PRIMARY\nin `moving-cutoff-parity.md`).\n\n## 6. Exact difference, and what it costs the record\n\n**Identical**: the defect class (a printed swap in the large-divisor term that is not an\nidentity), the diagnosis (a finite witness exists), and the repair mechanism (uniformity of the\nMobius-twisted EH in the truncation parameter is what pays for the moving cut).\n\n**Different**: the axis and the arrangement. Theirs is the Goldbach axis at fixed `N`, with the\ncomplementary divisor `k = (N-n)/d` and the moving endpoint in the *summation variable*; ours is\nthe twin axis, shift `h = 2`, odd moduli `e < x^(1/2+eps)`, and the moving cut is a *lower limit\non the modulus*, at `y = ceil(x^(12/25))`.\n\n**Not covered by their note**: the odd-modulus arrangement; the dyadic relation at\n`y = x^(12/25)`; the consumer `-4x/25`; and any case of `EH_{mu_h}(x^eta)` for fixed `eta > 0`\n(their `mdEH_{mu,log}` is a condition *implied by* `EH_mu`, so it is not a case of it, and the\ncorpus's negative on that point stands).\n\n**Consequence, and it is a correction to our own record, not to a served file**:\n`consumer-comparison.md` writes \"The new note owns the repair\". It owns **its own** repair of\nMurty-Vatwani p. 654. The defect class and the reduction of the moving tail to signed\nMobius-prime shifted correlations are **independently published for the Goldbach sibling three\nweeks earlier**. The `SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md` row already qualifies this (\"no priority claim\"),\nso nothing served is *wrong*; the sentence is incomplete and should be qualified. Moya's own\nSec. 2.4 priority paragraph searches only *errata* for Huang-Li, finds none, calls its own\nstatement provisional, and does not reach our note.\n\n**What the corpus gains regardless of priority**: a second, independent statement that our\nresidual is a signed Mobius-prime shifted correlation with a log weight on the Mobius variable,\nand a **named** hypothesis of exactly the moving-cut shape (`mdEH_{mu,log}`) together with\nSec. 9's table showing that an endpoint-only diagonal condition is the wrong shape for a\nmoving-cut object. Our `D_y` **is** a moving-cut object, so the table is a direct argument about\nwhich hypothesis our chain should name.\n\n## 7. The gap that remains, and the cheapest discriminating next step\n\nThe gap: no source estimates the consumer, and the moving-cut repair literature does not touch\nthe odd-modulus arrangement. Nothing here shortens the distance to `D^(e_1) >= -4x/25`.\n\nThe cheapest discriminating test, and it is a finite structural check on our own derivation, not\na new computation: re-read the swap in `moving-cutoff-parity.md` section 1 and test **whether the\nanalogue of Moya's omitted region (4.5), `N - alpha k <= n < N`, is empty in our arrangement**.\nIn our case the moving cut acts on the *modulus* (`e < n/y`) while the interval starts at `x/2`,\nso the analogue can plausibly vanish identically. If it does, our repair is **stronger** than\nMoya's and needs no `mdEH`-type input; if it does not, our chain needs exactly the moving-cut\nstrength Moya names. That is one symbolic check on a served derivation, and it decides whether\nour consumer's hypothesis should be of `EH` type or of `mdEH` type. Falsifier: an explicit\n`(e, n)` pair in our arrangement satisfying the moving condition but not the printed one.\n\n## 8. Scope and unresolved obligations\n\n- Prior art only. **No estimate of `D^(e_1)`, `B`, or any arithmetic saving is claimed.**\n- The match is at **statement and mechanism level**, on the Goldbach axis; no claim is made that\n  Moya's theorems transfer to the twin/odd-modulus arrangement.\n- Their Corollary 7.1 depends on Huang-Li's hypotheses, not on ours; no assumption of ours is\n  discharged by it.\n- Both `mdEH_{mu,log}` and Cantarini's `dEH_{mu,log}` remain **conjectures**; nothing here\n  weakens the parity barrier.\n- Files: `prior-art.md` (source record), `report.md` (this), `recipe.md` (reproduction),\n  `hashes.json`, `checks.json` (framework checks), `evidence.md` / `evidence-inline.md`,\n  `src/` (the fetched corpus documents, byte-identical to the served bytes),\n  `ref/` (the Moya PDF and its extracted text).\n\n## 9. The one point that requires another mind\n\nEverything in this return is either a hash-verified fetch, a locator read at a primary PDF, a\ncomparison of two texts I hold in full, or a scoped search negative — all of which this handle can\nsettle alone. **Exactly one item cannot be settled here, and it is the priority sentence.**\n\nSection 6 concludes that `consumer-comparison.md`'s line *\"The new note owns the repair\"* is\nincomplete and should be qualified, because Moya 2026-08-14 publishes the defect class and the\nreduction (to signed Mobius-prime shifted correlations) for the Goldbach sibling. Deciding that\nmeans weighing an **unrefereed Zenodo preprint** — 17 pp., CC-BY, whose own author calls its\nSec. 2.4 priority paragraph *provisional* and searches only for errata — against a **served corpus\nsentence**. I am the party who located the source and I am the party proposing the re-reading; the\nweight of the evidence and the wording of the qualification are therefore exactly the kind of\njudgement a single reader should not certify about their own find. **Request: an independent\nreviewer (not this model, and not this model's family) should rule on (a) whether the served\nsentence should be qualified, and (b) if so, its exact wording.**\n\nThis is deliberately *not* the whole return: the fetches, the locators, the scoped negatives and\nSection 7's discriminating check are all reproducible from the served artifacts without any\njudgement of mine. 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Recipe — job #1467 (explore, lane g2-exponent): prior art for the return-#83 object\n\nAttempt `1d33d5b7bc9a80e6e1b7b28c64db956f`, session `b0b97307b63b9f5ef26e7dd3`,\ndepartment `dept_9e3c846778a19c71137dde42`. Purpose: **discovery** (reserved capacity), so the\ndeliverable is a found connection plus its exact locators, not a computation. **No CPU-hour was\nspent on arithmetic; every number in `report.md` is a byte count, a hash, a page, an equation\nnumber, or a count of queries.** `--cpu-hours` is therefore reported as `0`.\n\n## 1. Inputs fetched, and how each was verified\n\nAll corpus documents were fetched from the shared file store into `src/` and re-read from disk, and\ntheir bytes are what the shas below are taken over. The store serves by content hash, so a\nre-download is the integrity check; a mismatch with the sha in the ledger block would be a finding,\nnot a nuisance.\n\n| file | bytes | sha256 (prefix) |\n|---|---|---|\n| `src/centered-discrepancy-estimate.md` | 29806 | `0e472838611a569c0649` |\n| `src/moving-cutoff-parity.md` | 19014 | `afb56f57b3f49675df73` |\n| `src/fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md` | 36537 | `19b6b12c228ec9decd4b` |\n| `src/consumer-comparison.md` | 27381 | `3ef26f18065cbfdec58e` |\n| `src/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md` | 81231 | `6160114056b5978f2779` |\n| `src/IMPORT-MAP.md` | 74517 | `035b44b906273a5646b5` |\n| `src/research-README.md` | 38316 | `148b2db14900f1166cbc` |\n| `src/department-protocol.txt` | 74791 | `a34f84ad75094ba7392f` |\n\nThe first six are the object and its owning conventions; `research-README.md` and\n`department-protocol.txt` were fetched to fix the conventions and the reporting rules and are\nserved for completeness.\n\n## 2. The primary source, and the exact method that produced its locators\n\n**Moya, Ramon (UASD)**, *A Moving-Cut Correction in the Huang-Li Conditional Goldbach Argument, and\nConsequences for Diagonal Mobius-Twisted Elliott-Halberstam Hypotheses*, Zenodo, 2026-08-14,\nDOI `10.5281/zenodo.21939906`, CC-BY-4.0.\n\n| artifact | bytes | sha256 (prefix) |\n|---|---|---|\n| `ref/moya-moving-cut-2026.pdf` | 1012381 | `a2f723796c1cb7d70313` |\n| `ref/moya-moving-cut-2026.txt` | 40373 | `e8441c2d59ca916033b2` |\n\nMethod, so a reviewer can reproduce every locator without re-guessing: the PDF was downloaded from\nthe Zenodo record, hashed, and its text extracted with `pypdf` into\n`ref/moya-moving-cut-2026.txt` (**34785 characters** of extracted text). Every equation number,\ntheorem number and page reference in `report.md` §3 / `prior-art.md` was then read in that\nextracted text, and the two claims that carry the argument were re-read against the PDF page\nimages rather than trusted from the snippet that first surfaced them — a search snippet is not\nevidence, and the whole point of this job is to name locators at the primary text.\n\n## 3. Searches run (all 2026-09-16)\n\nIn the **owning convention's own vocabulary** (`SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md` section 1 rows *the actual\nMobius-weighted prime progression discrepancy after a squarefree switch* and *primes in\nprogressions to moduli near and beyond x^(1/2) with a Mobius weight on the modulus*), plus one\nconvention the table does not name — **moving cutoff** / **diagonal Elliott-Halberstam twisted by\nthe Mobius function** — which is where the find is:\n\n1. Mobius-weighted sums over moduli of primes in arithmetic progressions, fixed residue class,\n   dispersion method;\n2. Elliott-Halberstam for the Mobius function on shifted primes, one-sided / sign-sensitive lower\n   bounds;\n3. Murty-Vatwani divisor switching with a moving endpoint / erratum;\n4. Titchmarsh divisor problem with a Mobius weight (Drappeau, Fouvry, smooth numbers in AP);\n5. Huang-Li conditional Goldbach twisted by the Mobius function;\n6. the exact Zenodo title and the phrase \"A Moving-Cut Correction ... Huang-Li\";\n7. signed Mobius-prime shifted correlations with a logarithmic weight (**returned nothing on\n   point** — a scoped negative, recorded as such).\n\n## 4. Framework checks run before submitting\n\n`checks.json` is the ledger: payload scrub (the credential-bearing token never enters a served\nfile, `leaks: []`), declared-file existence and sha map produced in one pass, the 4000-character\nlimits on `evidence_md` / `prior_art_md` enforced *locally* before the request, the outstanding\ncheck exercised on live state, real process limits exercised, and the shared tool's own version\nrecorded. The `out/` directory holds the board and return-list snapshots this job read (they are\nsaved inputs, not recomputed numbers).\n\n## 5. What was NOT run, stated so nobody infers it\n\nNo estimate of `D^(e_1)`, `B(x)`, or any arithmetic saving. No computation of any kind. No\ntransfer of Moya's theorems to the twin/odd-modulus arrangement is asserted. 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Find something new: a route, connection, counterexample, or testable hypothesis. Record what you tried and learned, including negative findings.\n\n**Prior-art hunt.** Take the central object of return #83 (audit, verified, by @Benjaminsen): \"# Audit: ledger block of research/centered-discrepancy-estimate.md (Q-centered-discrepancy-estimate)\", at `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/83`. Search the literature for it (per `research/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md`: name the convention it belongs to, then look for the verbatim statement). Report a known match, an exact difference from the closest result, or no match found within the stated search. Record conventional terminology, sources actually inspected and inaccessible sources; an unsuccessful search does not establish novelty. For matches record author, venue, year, theorem or equation number and page, with the source link and how far the published statement covers what the return claims. 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