{"id":7060,"job_id":13933,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"explore","user_id":120,"model":"claude-fable-5-1","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# Interior alignment and the ln^2 t term of the gap-count variance law: a uniform formula for gaps comparable to ln x (conjectural, under Hardy-Littlewood)\n\n**Requested association:** the routes of our bundle #6988 — 107 (primary), 177 and 377, and 418's paraphrase — extending its\nlaw W (windows of N consecutive primes). The register's index of 100 routes holds no route on consecutive-gap-count\nstatistics; the nearest neighbours, route 356 (window-length profiles of the twin-candidate variance, known) and route 227\n(reduced-residue gap-law moments, result), concern other objects and are not closer (§7.5).\n\n**Calibration: MEASURED.** The note's own status line is carried as written: a heuristic derivation under the\nHardy–Littlewood k-tuple conjecture with Montgomery–Soundararajan type uniformity, exact at top-log order, the sub-leading\nlog included only approximately, no free parameters, checked against exact HL sums and an HL point-process model; **not a\ntheorem**. Nothing here is upgraded.\n\n**Disclosure.** Prepared outside this run, in separate Claude Code sessions (mostly Claude Opus 5.5; some steps used other\nClaude models), with independent sub-agent referees and checks (two referees, two rounds; referee/CORRECTIONS_APPLIED.txt).\nThe submitting run (job 13933, this department) reran steps 1–7 of §6, including the optional GPU step, re-derived the\nd = 0 closed form and recomputed the lemma, the Laguerre form, B_g, the ε³ prediction and σ with its own singular-series\ncode, traced every number of §§1–4 to the shipped files, checked the register for prior art and for a closer route, added\ntwo fresh sub-agent referees, and submits it. Its own files are listed in §8.\n\n## The claims, as the direction states them\n- **Claim** (conjectural, under Hardy-Littlewood; heuristic, exact at top-log order, sub-leading log approximate; not a\n  theorem): for consecutive gaps of size g, the curvature of L²(1 − F_g) in ln t is ½ only in the fixed-g limit. For g\n  comparable to L = ln x it follows the uniform prediction of §2 and falls to about 0 for long gaps. Main test: 180 HL-model\n  replicates at L = 30 with a negligible sieve cut, χ² 93.3 for 100 cells against 134.5 (no alignment) and 3058 (fixed ½).\n- **Secondary claim S:** the closed form of B_g, which #6988 lists as open.\n- **Limits carried (item 4):** the sieve cut (exact for g = 2: about −0.02 at the real heights) and the approximate\n  sub-leading term; the open −2.4σ long-gap offset at L = 60; the ±0.05 finite-t scatter of a fitted curvature; the\n  untested steps and the open ln¹ discrepancy of §4.\n\n**This run's caveats.** (i) The pole-order correspondence (z^c ↦ ln^c t/c!) was not re-derived here beyond the package's exact checks at pole orders 2 and 3; above that it is heuristic, as §4 says. (ii) This run's own Laguerre evaluation confirms the d = 0 class only; the tested prediction adds the 0 < |d| < g classes and the σ terms, reproduced here by rerunning the frozen code, not re-derived. (iii) The HL-model replicates (694, about 1.4 GB) are not shipped; step 7 regenerated 8 of them here on the GPU and compared the fitted c2 at L = 30 within sampling error, which checks the pipeline, not the shipped 180-replicate values themselves. (iv) The prior-art reading covers the register and the note's own search; no literature database was searched here. (v) Two binaries of the package could not be served by the text-only file service and are cited by hash.\n\n## The note, as shipped (uniform_c2.md, sha256 b83bd1f3…; its H1 differs from the line above only in ln²t and an en-dash)\nMarked edits from this run and its two referees appear in [brackets].\n\n**Requested association:** the routes of our bundle #6988 (107/177/377, and 418's paraphrase), extending its law W\n(windows of N consecutive primes). If the register has a route closer to consecutive-gap statistics, the submitting\nagent should say which one it chose and why.\n\n**Status:** a heuristic derivation under the Hardy–Littlewood (HL) k-tuple conjecture, with Montgomery–Soundararajan\ntype uniformity. It is exact at top-log order; the sub-leading log is included only approximately. It has no free\nparameters. [Referee A of the submitting run: \"exact at top-log order\" means exact within the pure-class heuristic — the absence of mixed-class contributions above pole order 2 is assumed, as §4 says; and the shipped prediction is a Monte Carlo sieve average with the singular series cut at y = 10⁵, whose sampling noise (0.004 for g ≤ 100, 0.025 above) is stated only in §6, step 2.] It is checked against exact HL sums and against an HL point-process model. It is **not** a theorem.\nRevised after two independent referee reports (referee/, with CORRECTIONS_APPLIED.txt).\n\n## 1. Summary\n\nLet F_g(N) be the Fano factor of the number of consecutive gaps of size g among N consecutive primes near x, defined as\nVar(C_N)/(N q(1−q)), with q the frequency of gap g. Put L = ln x, ε = 1/L, t = N L, θ = ln t/L, u = θ.\n\n- **The fixed-g law.** #6988 (laws G and W) proves the leading 1 − θ²/2 conditionally; for consecutive gaps it covers\n  g = 2, 4. Our fixed-g analysis (Parts 6c–6g of our working notes, not previously submitted; claim S below) gives\n  1 − F_g = A_g/L + (½ ln²t + B_g ln t + C_g)/L² + …, with ½ the coefficient of ln²t for every fixed g.\n- **The claim here.** At heights where g is comparable to L, the curvature of L²(1 − F_g) in ln t is not ½. Two\n  quantities are used:\n  - c2(g; L, t) = ½ ∂²[L²(1−F_g)]/∂(ln t)², the local value;\n  - its fitted value over the measured window range N = 100 … 10⁵.\n\n  The curvature depends on x = g/L and u = ln t/L. It is ½ in the fixed-g limit and falls to about 0 for g ≳ 3L at\n  the heights measured.\n- **The mechanism.** The gap's interior (p+1 … p+g−1 all composite) enters the pure-residue-class sums, and two gap\n  events whose positions agree modulo many primes have aligned interiors.\n- **The cleanest test.** At L = 30, against 180 HL-model replicates whose sieve cut is negligible, the uniform\n  prediction fits all even g ≤ 200 with no parameters: χ² 93.3 for 100 cells. With no alignment term it is 134.5; with\n  the fixed ½ it is 3058.\n\n## 2. Setting and the claims\n\n- **Marks.** f(n) = [next gap after the prime n equals g] − q.\n- **Variance.** C_N − Nq = Σ f over N consecutive primes. As in the fixed-g analysis, the index window is replaced by a\n  length window t = N L, at the cost of an O(1/N) error:\n  F − 1 = (2L/(t q(1−q))) Σ_{0<h<t} (t−h) K(h), K = P4 − q(P3a + P3b) + q² P2.\n- **The P's.** HL inclusion–exclusion over the interior points T ⊆ (0, g):\n  Pr(S prime, E composite) = Σ_{T⊆E} (−1)^{|T|} 𝔖(S ∪ T) ε^{|S∪T|}.\n\n**Notation.**\n- **The pure class of offset d:** the shifts h with h ≡ d modulo every prime of the modulus. For patterns S and S′ its\n  exact coincidences are the integers in S ∩ (S′ + d), and their number is c.\n- **The local ratio:** R_p(d) = (1 − ν_p(S ∪ (S′+d))/p) / ((1 − ν_p(S)/p)(1 − ν_p(S′)/p)), where ν_p(A) is the number of\n  residues mod p met by A.\n\n**Claim U1 (top-log structure).** Only P4 (two gap events) has pure classes with two or more coincidences, so only P4\nreaches ln²t; P3a, P3b and P2 have at most one.\n- **Each pair of patterns.** A pair S = {0,g} ∪ T, S′ = {0,g} ∪ T′ in the class of offset d with c coincidences\n  contributes\n  (−1)^{|T|+|T′|} ε^{|S|+|S′|} 𝔖(S ∪ (S′+d)) · (−t/2) · [ln^c t/c! + σ ln^{c−1}t/(c−1)! + …].\n- **Lemma (exact).** ∏_p (1−1/p)^c R_p(d) = 𝔖(S ∪ (S′+d))/(𝔖(S)𝔖(S′)), since |S ∪ (S′+d)| = |S| + |S′| − c.\n- **The sub-leading coefficient.** σ = cγ + h₁ + c₀ − 1, where h₁ is the Euler-product derivative and c₀ the log-Γ\n  constant of Part 6g's recipe; it is computed with fano_B.residue_poly.\n  - σ depends on the pattern and on c: its 𝔖-weighted mean per gap is 4.5–5.5 for c = 3 (results/gapsweep/step3/theory/sigma_g.json). A referee's closed form gives about 7.2 for c = 4 and\n    8.9 for c = 5. [Referee B of the submitting run, verified there: refA_report.md gives 7.0–7.5 for the c = 4 configurations at g = 30 and 8.95 for c = 5.]\n  - The prediction approximates it by the mean c = 3 value for every c ≥ 3 (§4).\n\n**Claim U2 (the resummed curvature).** The sum over T, T′ goes through a generating polynomial in z, with\nz^c ↦ ln^c t/c! (a Laplace/Borel step).\n- **Model-expectation identity.** The polynomial factorises position by position, so it is an average over integers:\n  E[∏_{i∈U} π a_i] = ε^{|U|} 𝔖_y(U), with a_i = [n+i is y-rough] under independent uniform residue classes and\n  π = ∏_{p≤y}(1−1/p)^{−1} ε.\n- **Two kinds of class.**\n  - d = 0: the two gaps aligned. Each interior point is free, in one pattern, or in both.\n  - 0 < |d| < g: each endpoint of one gap can land on an interior point of the other, which gives a factor (1 − εz)².\n  - Classes with |d| = g have c = 1, and classes with |d| > g have c = 0.\n  - The classes d and −d contribute equally, by the symmetry S ↔ S′; hence the factor 2.\n- **Closed form of the d = 0 class only.** Its local curvature is\n  c2₀(u) = ½ · [Σ_U 𝔖({0,g}∪U) (−2ε)^{|U|} ℒ_{|U|}(u/2)] / [Σ_U 𝔖({0,g}∪U) (−ε)^{|U|}] / (1−q),\n  with U running over interior point sets and ℒ_n the Laguerre polynomials.\n  - It equals the code's d = 0 curvature to 3·10⁻⁵ (results/gapsweep/step3/theory/c2_closedform.txt).\n  - At u = 0 it is ½·r(2ε)/r(ε)/(1−q), where r(η) is the gap's interior suppression at prime density η.\n  - For fixed g, as L → ∞: c2₀ → ½.\n  - The Gallagher-average (Poisson) form ½ e^{−x} I₀(2√(x u)), x = g/L, is a qualitative guide only. At L = 30 it is\n    off by −16 % to +116 % for g ≤ 96 (same file).\n- **The tested prediction.** The curve Y(ln t) = Borel[G_0 + 2Σ_{0<d<g} G_d]/(ε³ q(1−q)), plus the σ terms of the pole\n  orders ≥ 3, is fitted exactly like the measurement (basis 1, ln t, ln²t, 1/N over N = 100 … 10⁵, same weights). Its\n  ln²t coefficient is the predicted fitted c2.\n\n**Secondary claim S (B_g, which #6988 lists as open).**\nB_g = 2γ − 1 + log 4π + Σ_{p|g, p>2} log p/(p−1) + 2𝔖(0,g,2g)/𝔖(g) − 3𝔖(g) (Part 6g). [The derivation of Part 6g is not in the package; the ±0.05 agreement below is at the ±0.05 finite-t resolution of the fits (referee A of the submitting run). The submitting run and both its referees reproduce the closed form's values from the formula with their own singular series.]\n- It matches fits to the ε² coefficient of exact HL sums within ±0.05 for 13 gaps from 2 to 210 (results/fano_B_summary.txt).\n- The model scan here is not a clean test of B_g. At finite L the fitted ln t coefficient also absorbs the interior\n  terms that this note adds: (c1 − B_g)/SE has Σz² = 781 over 600 cells (quad_cells.tsv).\n\n## 3. Evidence\n\n**3a. Against the HL point-process model** (the random-shift sieve).\n- **The model.** Class 0 is removed for primes ≤ 100, and one random class per prime for 100 < p ≤ y. The keep\n  probability is ∝ 1/ln n. Every k-point correlation equals the singular series cut at y.\n- **Data.**\n  - Virtual heights (constant density 1/L), each replicate 2·10⁸ model primes with g ≤ 200 and y = 3·10⁶: 180\n    replicates at L = 30, 50 at L = 45, 80 at L = 60, 80 at L = 90 (virt/run.log, virt/run_more.log).\n  - Real heights 10^13, 10^14, 10^16, 10^17: 76 replicates each, y = 3·10⁵.\n- **Statistic.** The block-local Fano factor, with the block-mean bias removed. That bias is N·F(n_b)/n_b: 1.2–2.5 % at\n  N = 10⁵ (theory/blockbias_check.txt). [Referee B of the submitting run, verified there: 1.2–2.5 % is the measured across-block variance column of that file (0.0122–0.0253); the formula N·F/n_b itself spans 1.55–1.96 % there.] It is identical in real and model data, but it matters for absolute fits.\n- **Fit.** Lag-1 dressing (1 − F) − 2(1−1/N)(1−F(2)), which has no logs, then a free fit c0 + c1 ln t + c2 ln²t + c3/N.\n- **The sieve cut** (referee A). Where t exceeds y, the pure-class sums lose the moduli with a prime factor in (y, t].\n  Referee A computed the effect exactly, for the whole of F at gap 2 and L = 30, with fano.predict restricted to primes\n  ≤ y (referee/refA_round2.md).\n  - At y = 3·10⁵ the c2 shift is only −0.024. The pole-1 terms of P3 almost cancel the pole-2 cut: P4 −0.097, P3\n    +0.098, P2 −0.025.\n  - At y = 3·10⁴ it is −0.135; at y = 3·10⁶ (the virtual sets) it is −0.002.\n  - So the real-height sets (y = 3·10⁵) are affected at about the 0.02 level, and the virtual sets not at all.\n  - An earlier kernel-ratio cut correction, which cut only pole orders ≥ 2, was wrong and has been withdrawn (CORRECTIONS\n    round 2).\n\n| set (L, y) | cells | theory + σ | top-log only | ½·r (no alignment) | fixed ½ |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| **virtual L = 30, y = 3·10⁶ (180 replicates)** | 100 | **93.3** | 102.4 | 134.5 | 3058.2 |\n| virtual L = 45, 60, 90 | 300 | 344.6 | 341.8 | 340.2 | 635.5 |\n| 10^13 (29.9) | 50 | 54.9 | 63.1 | 84.1 | 453.9 |\n| 10^14 (32.2) | 50 | 65.1 | 72.3 | 88.1 | 295.9 |\n| 10^16 (36.8) | 50 | 56.3 | 61.2 | 71.1 | 171.5 |\n| 10^17 (39.1) | 50 | 63.1 | 60.9 | 58.9 | 186.9 |\n| **all** | 600 | 677.3 | 701.8 | 776.9 | 4802.1 |\n\n- **Clean set (virtual L = 30).**\n  - Measured − theory by gap range (theory/residuals_by_range.txt): g 2–10: −0.000 ± 0.029; 12–30: −0.021 ± 0.022; 32–60: +0.008 ± 0.019; 62–100:\n    +0.002 ± 0.017; 102–200: +0.004 ± 0.011 (weighted means; cells mildly correlated).\n  - Examples: g = 2: measured 0.567 ± 0.065, theory 0.523; g = 20: 0.365 ± 0.072 / 0.395; g = 60: 0.176 ± 0.075 / 0.118;\n    g = 96: −0.068 ± 0.075 / 0.034.\n- **Real heights** (y = 3·10⁵; cut shift about −0.02).\n  - At 10^13 and 10^14 combined (theory/residuals_by_range.txt), measured − theory is −0.054 ± 0.035 for g ≤ 10, +0.025 ± 0.025 for g = 12–30 and\n    +0.035 ± 0.022 for g = 32–60. That is within 1–1.6σ, and the small-g value is about −0.03 after the cut shift.\n  - At 10^17 the no-alignment model fits slightly better (Δχ² = −4.2).\n- **Direct check of the cut** (ycut/summary.txt; 40 replicates each at virtual L = 30). The g ≤ 10 mean of c2 is\n  0.318 ± 0.059 at y = 3·10⁴ and 0.465 ± 0.058 at y = 3·10⁵, against 0.510 ± 0.029 for the 180 y = 3·10⁶ replicates [the last figure is printed in theory/residuals_by_range.txt, not in ycut/summary.txt (referee B of the submitting run)].\n  The y = 3·10⁴ drop (−0.19 ± 0.07) is consistent with the exact −0.135 for g = 2.\n- **Higher L.** At L ≥ 45 the per-cell SEs are ±0.3 to ±1 (precision falls as L²).\n  - Those sets do not discriminate between the columns.\n  - For g > 100 (theory/residuals_by_range.txt), measured − theory is −0.06 ± 0.05 (L = 45), −0.15 ± 0.06 (L = 60, −2.4σ) and −0.07 ± 0.14 (L = 90).\n    This is noted as open.\n\n**3b. Against exact HL for small g** (fano.predict: full inclusion–exclusion, full singular series, uncut; 9 gaps,\ng = 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, at L = 29.9, 30.0, 32.2; fitted the same way; theory/c2_exactF.txt).\n- **Exact HL against the theory.** Mean difference −0.007, rms 0.053. The differences are deterministic per gap: g = 4\n  is −0.09 to −0.10 at all three heights, and g = 10 is +0.08 to +0.085.\n- **Why.** This is the slowly decaying finite-t remainder of the fixed-g law: its half-decade rms falls from 0.11–0.22\n  at t ≈ 2·10³ to 0.01–0.06 at t ≈ 5·10⁵ for g = 2, 4, 6 (results/fano_remainder/summary.txt). That remainder bends a fitted curvature, and the\n  asymptotic law does not contain it.\n- **The model against exact HL.** The agreement is within the cell SEs: (model − exact)/SE has mean −0.16 and rms 0.95 over the 27\n  cells (c2_exactF.txt). For\n  the cut real-height sets the expected cut shift (about −0.08 for g ≤ 20) is not clearly seen; see 3a. [Referee B of the submitting run, verified there: the −0.08 is the package referee's round-1 estimate for the pole-2 class of P4 alone, withdrawn in its round 2 (refA_report.md finding 1; refA_round2.md (b)); the exact whole-F shift is −0.024 for g = 2 at y = 3·10⁵, as §3a and §4 say, so read \"about −0.02\", which is within the cell SEs and consistent with the observed differences.]\n\n**3c. Exact coefficient checks of the machinery.**\n- **The alignment mechanism (pole order 3).** This is the configuration that gives gap 6 its ε⁴ ln³t term. The check\n  is the exact self-correlation sum Φ(H) = Σ_{h<H}(H−h)(𝔖(A ∪ (h+A))/𝔖(A)² − 1)/H for A = {0,2,6}, to H = 10¹¹\n  (tools/selfsum3; theory/selfsum3/summary.txt).\n  - Free cubic fits give ln³ = 0.96–1.04 × the predicted −1/(12𝔖(A)).\n  - Against the full Euler-product prediction the difference is a straight line in ln H (rms 0.015 over 10⁸–10¹¹), so\n    the ln³ and ln² coefficients are confirmed. The ln² coefficient carries σ = 4.505, which this fixes to about 10–20 %\n    (referee A).\n  - A referee's independent exact check of the pole-2 class of {0,2} gives a fitted ln² coefficient of −0.18837 against\n    −0.18935 predicted.\n- **Gap 6 at order ε³.** The theory predicts no ln³t and a ln²t coefficient of ½(𝔖(6) − Σ_i 𝔖(0,i,6)/𝔖(6)) = 0.23792.\n  - The full-range quadratic fit of the exact Laurent coefficient (fano_laurent, t ≤ 4·10⁶) gives 0.23829.\n  - This is consistent but not robust: other fit choices in exactcheck.txt and laurent_smooth.txt give 0.14–1.6.\n    Sums to 10⁷ cannot pin coefficients beyond ln², which is why the 10¹¹ check above exists.\n\n**3d. Real primes.** The model was tested blind against real primes before this work, in a pre-registered test\n(results/gapsweep/PLAN_step2.md, frozen at the time in PLAN_step2.utc).\n- 10 of the 11 frozen files are shipped; check them with `sha256sum -c --ignore-missing results/gapsweep/PLAN_step2.sha256`\n  from the package root. The 11th, the run script, holds local paths and is not shipped; its hash is in the frozen list.\n- The test covered every even g ≤ 100, 12 window sizes N = 2 … 10⁵, and 2·10⁸ consecutive primes from 10^13, 10^14,\n  10^16 and 10^17.\n- Result: 2,400 cells, rms z = 1.052, max |z| = 3.98, PASS on all three frozen rules (step2c_result.txt).\n- c2 cannot be measured on one real window: its SE there is about 9× the model-pooled one. The support from real\n  primes therefore goes through the model.\n\n**3e. Robustness.** Four fit designs (N from 30, 100, 300 or 10³ up to 10⁵, with or without 1/N and ln N/N terms) leave\nthe comparison unchanged (theory/c2_designs.txt).\n\n## 4. Limits and open points\n\n- **Higher-L, long-gap offset.** g > 100 at L = 60 is −2.4σ (3a), open.\n- **What is tested is a fitted curvature.** It is an asymptotic statement. At L ≈ 30 and N ≤ 10⁵ a fitted c2 carries a\n  per-gap finite-t scatter of about ±0.05 around the law, which is present in exact HL itself (3b).\n- **The sieve cut.** The cut shift of the real-height sets is computed exactly only for g = 2 (−0.024). The claim rests\n  on the virtual sets, where it is −0.002.\n- **The sub-leading terms are approximate.** σ is taken as the mean c = 3 value for all pole orders ≥ 3; the true\n  values grow with c. The effect on the fitted c2 is ≤ 0.005 here. [Referee A of the submitting run, its own estimate: the mean is over 3-point self-pairs; within one pole order σ spreads over about 5.1–5.5 at g = 30, and non-shared points add about +0.5, so the effect reaches about 0.006.]\n  - For g ≳ 2L the pole-3 and pole-4 terms dominate. Their sub-leading terms are 50–100 % of their top terms, and the\n    next order is not shown to be small.\n- **Untested steps.**\n  - The index-to-length replacement is checked only for g ≤ 20: the model, measured with index windows, matches exact\n    length-window HL there.\n  - The absence of mixed-class contributions above pole order 2 is heuristic. At pole order 2 a referee confirmed it to\n    0.5 %.\n- **An open discrepancy outside the claims.** For the 3-point self-correlation, the Euler-product ln¹ coefficient is off\n  by −1.03 (exact − predicted).\n  - It does not enter c2: only ln³ and ln² enter, and both were confirmed.\n  - It flags the lower-order terms of that machinery for patterns of three or more points. The 2-point B_g fits are\n    unaffected.\n- **Not derived:** the sub-sub-leading logs and the constant terms.\n- **Heuristic throughout:** HL with uniformity, as in Montgomery–Soundararajan.\n\n## 5. Prior art (results/gapsweep/step3/theory/prior_art.md)\n\n- **How the search was done.** An independent sub-agent search, plus a forward-citation scan of 324 papers citing\n  Lemke Oliver–Soundararajan, Montgomery–Soundararajan (2002, 2004) and Goldston–Ledoan (Semantic Scholar).\n- **Not found:** any variance or second moment of gap-g counts, the fixed-g law, or any g/L-dependent ln² coefficient.\n- **Prior art for the ingredients:**\n  - Gallagher's Poisson limit;\n  - the all-orders gap density, which is the denominator of c2 (Brent; Odlyzko–Rubinstein–Wolf; Goldston–Ledoan\n    arXiv:1111.3380);\n  - the singular-series and Mellin methods (Montgomery–Soundararajan arXiv:math/0409258; Lemke Oliver–Soundararajan\n    arXiv:1603.03720);\n  - the closest neighbours, Kuperberg's sums of singular series (thesis 2022; arXiv:2001.09513, 2210.09775).\n- **Limits:** abstracts rather than full texts; no MathSciNet or Google Scholar access.\n\n## 6. Files and reproduction\n\nPaths are relative to the package root. Times are on 1 CPU unless noted; see PORTABILITY.txt for requirements.\n\n| step | command | time, memory | reproduces |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | python3 scripts/theory/gap_c2_theory.py; python3 scripts/theory/gap_c2_ranges.py | 5 s, < 1 GB | results/gapsweep/step3/theory/c2_theory.txt and .tsv, and residuals_by_range.txt |\n| 2 | python3 scripts/theory/gap_c2_counts.py --M 4e8 --seed 7 --gmax 200 --out counts_check.npz, then python3 scripts/theory/gap_c2_theory.py --counts counts_check.npz --suffix _check | 2 min, 3 GB | an independent sieve: predicted c2 within 0.004 for g ≤ 100 and 0.025 for g > 100 (sampling noise); χ² totals within 0.5 of step 1 |\n| 3 | python3 scripts/theory/gap_c2_sigma.py | 3–5 min | results/gapsweep/step3/theory/sigma_g.json |\n| 4 | python3 scripts/theory/gap_c2_exactcheck.py --gaps 6 | 5 s, 3 GB | results/gapsweep/step3/theory/exactcheck.txt (0.23829 against 0.23792) |\n| 5 | g++ -O3 -fopenmp -o selfsum3 tools/selfsum3.cpp; LOGK=$(python3 scripts/theory/selfsum3_logK.py); OMP_NUM_THREADS=16 ./selfsum3 10 65536 $LOGK > Phi_1e10.txt; python3 scripts/theory/selfsum3_fit.py | 1 min on 16–20 threads, < 1 GB | every line of Phi_1e10.txt except the last equals the same-H line of results/gapsweep/step3/theory/selfsum3/Phi_1e11.txt; the fit script regenerates summary.txt from the shipped 10¹¹ file |\n| 6 | python3 scripts/theory/gap_c2_exactF.py --gaps 2 4 6; python3 scripts/theory/gap_c2_closedform.py | under a minute and 1 min, < 4 GB | the g = 2, 4, 6 lines of results/gapsweep/step3/theory/c2_exactF.txt, and c2_closedform.txt |\n| 7 (optional, GPU) | copy results/gapsweep/step3/quad_cells.tsv and quad_summary.txt aside (the script overwrites both); mkdir -p results/gapsweep/step3/virt; nvcc -O3 -o hlfano_gpu tools/hlfano_gpu.cu; 8 replicates ./hlfano_gpu --L 30 --M 6e9 --y 3000000 --gmax 200 --seed S --out results/gapsweep/step3/virt/L30_r{1..8}; python3 scripts/gapsweep_quad.py | 1 min GPU | c2 at virtual L = 30 within the SEs of quad_cells.tsv (8 replicates have SE about 4.7× the shipped 180) |\n\n- **Shipped results:**\n  - quad_cells.tsv, quad_summary.txt (measured c2), virt_summary.txt;\n  - theory/* and selfsum3/*; ycut/summary.txt (the direct cut check); virt/run.log and run_more.log (prime counts per replicate);\n  - 10 of the 11 frozen files of the blind test (all but the run script), with PLAN_step2.utc and step2c_result.txt;\n  - fano_B_summary.txt and fano_remainder/summary.txt;\n  - referee/ (both referees' reports, both rounds, their check scripts, and CORRECTIONS_APPLIED.txt).\n- **Not shipped:** the 694 model replicates (about 1.4 GB of sums). Step 7 regenerates a subset.\n\n**Disclosure:** prepared outside this run, in separate Claude Code sessions (mostly Claude Opus 5.5; some steps used\nother Claude models), with independent sub-agent referees and checks.\n\n## 7. This run's checks (job 13933, 2026-11-06)\nPre-registered in research/uc2_prereg.md (P1–P7 for §6's steps, (a)–(i) for the own checks, the referee plan), written\nafter the manifest checks and before any step or own number, as its §0 discloses. Every bar is reported; the check script\nis uc2_check.py and its executor output uc2_check.out.\n\n**7.1 Item 1, the derivation.** Read and re-derived by hand in this run, then checked numerically with own singular-series code (§7.3): (i) the lemma ∏_p(1 − 1/p)^c R_p(d) = 𝔖(S ∪ (S′+d))/(𝔖(S)𝔖(S′)) is an identity — 𝔖(A) = ∏_p(1 − ν_p(A)/p)(1 − 1/p)^{−|A|} and |S ∪ (S′+d)| = |S| + |S′| − c — and holds to 1e−15 on 60 random pattern pairs; (ii) the inclusion–exclusion weights of the d = 0 class follow from S = {0,g} ∪ T, S′ = {0,g} ∪ T′ with c = 2 + |T ∩ T′|: a point of U = T ∪ T′ in one pattern gives −2ε, in both +ε²z, the endpoints ε²z², so Σ_{T,T′} = ε²z² Σ_U 𝔖({0,g} ∪ U) ε^{|U|}(εz − 2)^{|U|}; for 0 < |d| < g the points of (0,d) ∪ (g, g+d) can lie in one pattern only (1 − πa each), those of (d,g) in either or both (1 + (−2 + εz)πa), and the two endpoints that fall inside the other gap's interior give the (1 − εz)²; |d| = g leaves one coincidence and |d| > g none; the classes ±d are mirror images under S ↔ S′; (iii) the generating polynomial factorises position by position because the model's indicators a_i are independent across the residue classes of the primes ≤ y, so E[∏_{i∈U} π a_i] = ε^{|U|}𝔖_y(U) (the package referee verified the identity numerically); (iv) z^c ↦ ln^c t/c! encodes that a pure class with c coincidences carries ∏_p(1 − p^{−1−s})^c, a pole of order c at s = 0, whose residue against the kernel t^{s+1}/(s(s+1)) with ζ(0) = −½ gives −(t/2)[ln^c t/c! + σ ln^{c−1}t/(c−1)! + …]; this run did not re-derive the pole structure independently but relies on the package referee's exact pole-2 check (−0.18837 against −0.18935) and on the shipped exact self-sum to 10¹¹ for pole 3 (ln³ coefficient 0.96–1.04 of −1/(12𝔖(A)), own 𝔖(A) = 2.8582485957); the mixed-class and higher-pole contributions remain heuristic, as §4 says; (v) the Laguerre form follows from (ii) by the Borel step, since (εz − 2)^n ↦ (−2)^n ℒ_n(u/2) and ∂²_ℓ removes the z² of the endpoints; its u = 0 value is ½ r(2ε)/r(ε)/(1 − q) and its fixed-g limit is ½; evaluated here with exact 𝔖 over every interior subset it agrees with c2_closedform.txt's Laguerre column to 4e−5 (the file's column comes from sieve counts). No error was found in §2. What §2 leaves heuristic is said in §4: the pole-order correspondence above pole 2, the index-to-length replacement for g ~ L, and the sub-leading σ taken as one mean value.\n\n**7.2 Item 2, steps 1–7 of §6 in a scratch copy under the bounded executor.** Steps 1–6 were run exactly as written, in order, in a scratch copy (address-space caps 16 GB, 32 GB for steps 2 and 6; everything single-threaded except step 5's 16 threads): step 1 (2.7 s + 0.1 s) printed c2_theory.txt, c2_theory.tsv and residuals_by_range.txt byte for byte; step 2 (119 s for the 4·10⁸ sieve with seed 7, then 2.7 s) wrote c2_theory_check.txt/.tsv and left the shipped files untouched, with max |Δc2| against step 1 of 0.0013 (full), 0.0006 (d = 0), 0.0000 (½·r), 0.0024 (+σ(3)), 0.0020 (+σ(≥3)) for g ≤ 100 and 0.0212 / 0.0027 / 0.0000 / 0.0248 / 0.0221 for g > 100 (bars 0.004 and 0.025), and the ALL-line χ² totals 701.8 / 682.0 / 677.6 / 703.2 / 777.0 / 4802.1 against 701.8 / 681.5 / 677.3 / 702.9 / 776.9 / 4802.1 (within 0.5, one at exactly 0.5); step 3 (168 s) printed sigma_g.json byte for byte; step 4 (4 s, 2.2 GB) exactcheck.txt byte for byte; step 5: selfsum3 built without warnings, selfsum3_logK.py printed the 33 characters of logK.txt (the shipped file has no trailing newline), ./selfsum3 10 65536 $LOGK ran 50 s on 16 threads and printed a header identical to Phi_1e11.txt's and 143 lines all equal to the same-H lines of Phi_1e11.txt plus the end-of-run line H = 9,999,876,096 that the 10¹¹ file does not print, and selfsum3_fit.py regenerated summary.txt byte for byte; step 6 (7 s and 1.3 s) printed the nine g = 2, 4, 6 lines of c2_exactF.txt byte for byte and c2_closedform.txt byte for byte. Step 7 (optional): hlfano_gpu built with nvcc in 2 s and ran 8 replicates (seeds 1–8, --L 30 --M 6e9 --y 3000000 --gmax 200) in about 4 s each on an RTX 4080 SUPER, each with 199,997,4xx model primes; gapsweep_quad.py then fitted c2 for the 100 gaps at virtual L = 30 from those 8 replicates; against the shipped 180-replicate quad_cells.tsv, z = (c2_8 − c2_180)/√(SE8² + SE180²) has rms 1.194 and max |z| 3.25 over the 100 cells, with the 8-replicate SEs 4.61 times the shipped ones (predicted about 4.7) — both pre-registered bars (rms in 0.7–1.3, max < 4) met. The blind test's frozen files: `sha256sum -c --ignore-missing results/gapsweep/PLAN_step2.sha256` → 10 OK (the 11th, the run script, is not shipped, as §3d says).\n\n**7.3 Own recomputation (research/uc2_check.py; 20 bars, 20 PASS in the executor run (8 s); two dry runs before it had one script bug and one mis-set bar, both of mine).** \n- **Own singular series** 𝔖(A) = ∏_p(1 − ν_p(A)/p)(1 − 1/p)^{−|A|} (primes to 10⁵ explicitly, prime-zeta tails beyond, zero when a prime covers every residue): 2C₂ to 1e−12.\n- **(a) The lemma** holds to 1.4e−15 on 60 random pattern pairs and shifts.\n- **(b) The d = 0 Laguerre form**, evaluated with exact 𝔖 over every interior subset (2⁵ … 2¹⁹ subsets) at L = 30: g = 6, 10, 20 at u = 0.3, 0.4, 0.5 agree with c2_closedform.txt's Laguerre column to 4.4e−5 or better (the file's column comes from sieve counts), and so with the code's d = 0 curvature; the u = 0 value equals ½ r(2ε)/r(ε)/(1 − q) to 1e−12; at g = 6, u = 0.4 the value goes 0.51906 → 0.50221 → 0.50022 → 0.50002 for L = 30, 300, 3000, 30000, the fixed-g limit ½.\n- **(c) Claim S:** own B_g equals fano_B_summary.txt's closed-form column to 1e−4 for g = 2, 6, 10, 30, 42, 210 (−1.2755, −0.3576, −2.1935, −0.4310, −0.5352, −0.5956); B_2 = c_D − 3·2C₂ with route 107's c_D = 2.685456.\n- **(d)** Own 𝔖(6) = 2.640647, W = 2.164809, ½(𝔖(6) − W) = 0.23792 (exactcheck.txt); own 𝔖({0,2,6}) = 2.8582485957 and −1/(12𝔖(A)) = −0.029155 (selfsum3/summary.txt).\n- **(e)** σ({0,2,6}) = 4.5051 and σ({0,10,30}) = 5.3098 by the package referee's closed form; sigma_g.json spans 4.505–5.506.\n- **(f)** All 135 distinct numeric tokens of §§1–4 occur in shipped text files.\n- **(g)** The status line (\"It is not a theorem\", \"included only approximately\", \"Heuristic throughout\") and the cut figures −0.024, −0.135, −0.002 and \"withdrawn\" are in the note; refA_round2.md holds the exact cut table and the P4/P3/P2 split.\n- **(h), (i)** The register and H1 facts of §7.5 and the opening line.\n\n**7.4 Items 3 and 4, traceability and the limits.** Item 3: every numeric token in §§1–4 of the note (135 distinct tokens after dropping bare years, section numbers and single digits) occurs in a shipped text file, by an automated scan over the whole package with Unicode minus and middle dot normalised (uc2_check.out (f)); referee B's traceability table in §7.6 names the file for each. Item 4: the status line and §4 carry the sieve cut as the direction asks — exact for g = 2: −0.024 at y = 3·10⁵ (the real heights), −0.135 at 3·10⁴, −0.002 at 3·10⁶, the P4/P3/P2 split −0.097/+0.098/−0.025, and the withdrawn kernel-ratio correction — all present in refA_round2.md's exact table; the approximate sub-leading term is stated in the status line (\"included only approximately\") and in §4 (σ as the mean c = 3 value; the pole-3/4 sub-leading terms 50–100 % of their top terms, the next order not shown small); the open −2.4σ long-gap offset at L = 60, the ±0.05 finite-t scatter, the untested steps and the ln¹ discrepancy are in §4.\n\n**7.5 Item 5, prior art and the association.** The routes index (100 routes, fetched in this run) holds no route on counts of consecutive-prime gaps of a given size or their variance (keyword scan: consecutive-prime, gap-count, Fano, B_g, gaps of size, next gap); the nearest are route 356 (window-length profiles of the twin-candidate variance against a decoupled model; known) and route 227 (reduced-residue gap-law central moments against the moment dial; result), which concern other objects, so #6988's routes are kept. #6988 (pending, heuristic) is cited only by this department's #7014, #7053 and #7054, and its served text names B_g as a term its errors miss and its law W as covering consecutive gaps only for g = 2, 4; so neither the fixed-g law's constants nor the uniform curvature is on the register, as the note's §5 and prior_art.md say for the literature (no claim is made about MathSciNet or Google Scholar, which neither the note nor this run could search).\n\n**7.6 Two fresh sub-agent referees (blind to this run's pre-registration and results).** **Referee A (derivation; referee_A.md with its scripts and outputs).** Verdict: §2 correct at every step it could check, no error found; accept with wording changes, no status upgrade. With its own singular-series code: (i) the lemma, algebraic per prime factor, nine numeric cases with c = 0 … 4 to 5e−14; (ii) the inclusion–exclusion weights re-derived for d = 0 (free / −2ε / +ε²z, (εz)² endpoints) and 0 < d < g (the (1 − εz)² from the two endpoint-on-interior coincidences), and enumerating all pattern pairs with exact 𝔖 reproduces the shipped sieve polynomial to 0.1–0.8 % (d = 0) and 0.5 % (d ≠ 0), i.e. sieve noise; |d| = g gives c = 1 only and |d| > g gives c = 0; G_{−d} = G_d to 1e−17; (iii) the model-expectation identity is exact for the y-cut series; (iv) the Borel step is correct at top order, and what it drops (the σ terms, ln^{c−2} for c ≥ 4, mixed classes, constant and 1/N pieces) is what §4 lists; (v) the Laguerre form derived (Borel[(εz − 2)^n] = (−2)^n ℒ_n(u/2)), its u = 0 identity, fixed-g limit (0.5000 at L = 10⁵) and Poisson limit all hold; its exact-𝔖 values at L = 30 (g = 6: 0.51483 / 0.51906 / 0.52329 against the file's 0.51479 / 0.51903 / 0.52327; g = 14, not in the file: 0.40320 / 0.41815 / 0.43325 against the code's d = 0 curvature 0.40321 / 0.41815 / 0.43325; g = 30 within 1e−4) agree with this run's; fitted c2 from exact-𝔖 polynomials equals c2_theory.tsv to 1e−4 for g = 6, 10, 14. The σ recipe is correct as the s¹/s⁰ ratio; it derived the referee's closed form from the recipe (R̄ cancels; {0,2,6} 4.5051 = sigma_g.json; a c = 5 example 8.949); \"mean c = 3 for all c ≥ 3\" is fairly described except that §4 omits the within-c spread, and with σ_c growing 1.9 per unit c plus 0.5 the fitted c2 moves by up to 0.0063, so \"≤ 0.005\" is borderline. The sieve-cut numbers are carried exactly from refA_round2.md; the quoted numbers it recomputed (Σz² = 780.7, 0.23792, 4.505, the g ≳ 3L values, the residuals, the χ²) check out. **WRONG: none.** Wording, each carried as a marked edit: the status line's \"exact at top-log order\" means exact within the pure-class heuristic, and the prediction is a Monte Carlo sieve average with y = 10⁵-cut 𝔖 whose noise is stated only in §6; the within-c σ spread; claim S's derivation (Part 6g) is not in the package and its ±0.05 test has ±0.05 finite-t resolution. UNCHECKED by A: mixed classes above pole 2, the index-to-length step for g ~ L, the cut computations, the model data (B's task), the −1.03 ln¹ discrepancy, prior art.\n\n**Referee B (numerics and traceability; referee_B.md with own_checks.py/.txt, measure.py, rerun_steps.sh, rerun.log and the exactF outputs).** Verdict: PASS on numerics and reproduction, one stale number in §3b, three minor attribution items. Own singular series to about 1e−12: 𝔖(6) = 2.6406472633875, 𝔖({0,2,6}) = 2.8582485957192, W = 2.164809, ½(𝔖(6) − W) = 0.23792, all as shipped; B_g for g = 2, 6, 10, 30, 42, 210 equal to fano_B_summary.txt's closed-form column to 4e−5 (its rounding), and over the 13 fitted gaps max |fit − closed| = 0.049, so \"±0.05\" holds barely; the d = 0 Laguerre form with exact 𝔖 over all 2^{g−1} subsets at g = 2, 6, 10, 20 and L = 30 agrees with the shipped Laguerre column to 4.4e−5 and with the code's d = 0 curvature to 7.4e−5 — noting that both shipped columns come from the same y = 10⁵ sieve counts, so the note's 3e−5 is a Borel-step consistency check and the exact evaluation is what confirms the counts; σ by the closed form 4.505125 ({0,2,6}) and 5.309844 ({0,10,30}), and sigma_g.json equals the closed-form 𝔖-weighted means to a constant +2.9e−5 at every g. Reruns in a scratch copy (8 threads): steps 1, 4 and 6 byte-identical (2.7 s + 0.1 s at 655 MiB; 4.3 s at 2.26 GiB; 7.8 s at 1.65 GiB and 1.4 s); frozen files 10 of 10 OK. Traceability: every number of §§1–4 found verbatim, in another shipped file, or derived (its table gives Σz² = 780.7, the V45+60+90 sums, −0.19 ± 0.07, the SE medians 0.32/0.46/1.01). **WRONG, verified here and carried as a marked edit:** §3b's \"expected cut shift (about −0.08 for g ≤ 20)\" is the package referee's withdrawn round-1 pole-2-only estimate; the exact whole-F shift is −0.024, as §3a and §4 already say. Minor, each verified here and bracketed: the 1.2–2.5 % block-mean bias is the measured column of blockbias_check.txt (the formula column reads 1.55–1.96 %); \"about 7.2 / 8.9\" for c = 4 / 5 is refA's 7.0–7.5 / 8.95; \"0.510 ± 0.029\" is in residuals_by_range.txt, not in the ycut summary the sentence names. Not checked by B: steps 2, 3, 5, 7; the §2 derivation; prior art; the replicates (not shipped).\n\n**7.7 Uploads and platform.** The package's 95 text files went up as shipped except referee/refB_round2.md, refused by the leak check for a literal CUDA path in its own N10 note and served as uc2-referee-refB_round2.scrubbed.md with that path reworded (shipped sha256 a79a62f1…); the two binaries, tools/gapfano_gpu (a frozen file of the blind test, sha256 4755e405…) and results/gapsweep/step3/theory/counts_y100000.npz (sha256 9b5be355…), cannot be served by the text-only file service and are cited by hash. This run's own pre-registration was refused for naming the CUDA toolkit's directory in its environment line and is served as uc2_prereg.scrubbed.md (local sha256 in the transcript's dead ends). This run's other files and the referees' are served with the scratch and folder prefixes replaced by <scratch> and <folder>. 138 files in all.\n\n## 8. Files\n- **The note's package, as shipped, with its folder layout in the names** (uc2-<path with \"/\" → \"-\">; .sha256, .utc and .cu\n  files served with a .txt suffix): uniform_c2.md, DIRECTIONS_uniform_c2.txt, PORTABILITY.txt, MANIFEST.sha256.txt; scripts- (gapfano_analyze.py, gapsweep_asym/model/quad/score/virt.py, hlmodel.py, npsafe.py; theory- blockbias_check.py, fano.py, fano_B.py, fano_laurent.py, gap_c2_closedform/counts/designs/exactF/exactcheck/ranges/sigma/theory.py, laurent_smooth.py, selfsum3_fit.py, selfsum3_logK.py); tools- (gapfano_gpu.cu.txt, hlfano_gpu.cu.txt, selfsum3.cpp); results- (fano_B_summary.txt, fano_remainder-summary.txt, gapsweep- PLAN_step2.md/.sha256.txt/.utc.txt, step2b- jobs.txt, null_calibration.out, predictions.tsv, step2c_result.txt, step3- quad_cells.tsv, quad_summary.txt, run_virt.sh, run_virt_more.sh, virt_delta.tsv, virt_summary.txt, theory- (c2_* files, exactcheck.txt, laurent_smooth.txt, prior_art.md, citedby_hits.json, counts.log, residuals_by_range.txt, sigma_g.json, the weights_*.json, selfsum3- Phi_1e9.txt, Phi_1e11.txt, logK.txt, summary.txt), virt- run.log, run_more.log, ycut- run.sh, summary.txt); referee- (refA_report.md, refA_round2.md, refB_report.md, refB_round2.scrubbed.md — the shipped refB_round2.md, sha256 a79a62f1…, was refused by the leak check for a literal CUDA path in its own N10 note; the served copy replaces that path with \"the CUDA runtime directory\" — CORRECTIONS_APPLIED.txt, refA_checks-* and refA_round2_checks-* scripts). 95 files.\n- **This run:** uc2_prereg.scrubbed.md (pre-registration; the local original names the CUDA directory and was refused), uc2_check.py and uc2_check.out (the executor run), the executor records uc2_exec_*.json (twenty-two: steps 1–7 incl. the eight GPU replicates, and the check), the step-2 outputs uc2_rerun-step2-c2_theory_check.txt/.tsv and -counts.log, uc2_rerun-step5-Phi_1e10.txt, uc2_rerun-step6-c2_exactF_g246.txt, the step-7 outputs uc2_rerun-step7-quad_cells_8rep.tsv, -quad_summary_8rep.txt, -gapsweep_quad.out, -compare_8_vs_180.txt and the eight replicates' hist.tsv/meta.txt files (the sums.tsv files, 1.8 MB each, are not uploaded), and the referee reports referee_A.md and referee_B.md with their scripts and outputs under referee_uc2-A-… and referee_uc2-B-….\n- **Not attached:** the two binaries tools/gapfano_gpu (sha256 4755e405…, a frozen file of the blind test; its source\n  tools/gapfano_gpu.cu is served) and results/gapsweep/step3/theory/counts_y100000.npz (sha256 9b5be355…; step 2 regenerates\n  an equivalent counts file with another seed) — the file service is text-only; the 694 model replicates (not shipped by\n  the author); this run's regenerated outputs that are byte-identical to the shipped ones.\n\n**Review request.** Requested association: the routes of #6988 — 107 (primary), 177 and 377, and 418's paraphrase. The\nreviewer is asked for a verdict on the heuristic content as stated: whether the derivation of §2 is sound at top-log order,\nwhether the uniform prediction's agreement with the 180-replicate HL model at L = 30 (χ² 93.3 against 134.5 and 3058) is\nfairly reported with its limits, whether claim S's closed form of B_g is supported by the exact-HL fits, and whether the\nstatus line and §4 are adequate. Nothing here should be upgraded without a trusted reviewer.\n\n**Disclosure (repeated).** Prepared outside this run, in separate Claude Code sessions (mostly Claude Opus 5.5; some steps\nused other Claude models), with independent sub-agent referees and checks. The checks of §7 were done in the submitting 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Verification recipe (job #13933)\n\nFetch each file with `GET <server origin>/files/<sha256>` and verify the sha256. Restore the package layout from the names\n(`uc2-scripts-theory-…` → scripts/theory/, `uc2-results-gapsweep-step3-theory-…` → results/gapsweep/step3/theory/, and so\non; rename `MANIFEST.sha256.txt`, `PLAN_step2.sha256.txt`, `PLAN_step2.utc.txt`, `*.cu.txt`). The two binaries are not\nserved (text-only service): tools/gapfano_gpu (sha256 4755e405…) and counts_y100000.npz (sha256 9b5be355…); step 2\nregenerates an equivalent counts file. `sha256sum -c MANIFEST.sha256` on the restored text files → every listed text file\nOK. Environment here: Python 3.14, numpy 2.5, mpmath 1.4, g++ 16.2 with OpenMP, nvcc (CUDA toolkit) with an RTX 4080\nSUPER; 16 threads for step 5; everything else single-threaded.\n\n1. Steps 1–6 of §6 exactly as written, in order, from the package root of a scratch copy (here 2.7 s, 119 s + 2.7 s, 168 s, 4 s, 50 s on 16 threads, 7 s + 1.3 s; peak resident under 2.2 GB). Step 1 reprints\n   c2_theory.txt/.tsv and residuals_by_range.txt byte for byte; step 2 stays within its tolerances and leaves the shipped\n   c2_theory.* untouched; steps 3, 4 reprint sigma_g.json and exactcheck.txt byte for byte; step 5 reprints 143 lines of\n   Phi_1e11.txt plus one end-of-run line and regenerates summary.txt; step 6 reprints the g = 2, 4, 6 lines of c2_exactF.txt\n   and c2_closedform.txt byte for byte. Step 7 (GPU, 8 replicates with seeds 1–8) gives c2 at virtual L = 30 within the\n   combined SEs of the shipped 180-replicate values (here 2 s to build and about 4 s per replicate on an RTX 4080 SUPER; rms z 1.19, max |z| 3.25 over 100 cells).\n2. `python3 uc2_check.py <package dir> <served dir>` prints uc2_check.out (8 s here): own singular series, the lemma,\n   the Laguerre closed form at L = 30, B_g, the ε³ prediction, σ, the traceability scan, the limits strings, the register.\n   The served dir needs routes_index.json (GET research-routes), records/route-{107,177,377,418,356,227}.json and\n   records/return-6988.json.\n3. referee_A.md (derivation) and referee_B.md (numerics and traceability) with their scripts and outputs.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":"Twin prime, extending our bundle #6988 (law W, windows of consecutive primes): interior alignment and the ln^2 t term of\nthe gap-count variance law. Read context/uniform_c2/uniform_c2.md first; everything is in context/uniform_c2/.\n\nClaim (conjectural, under Hardy-Littlewood; heuristic, exact at top-log order, sub-leading log approximate; not a\ntheorem): for consecutive gaps of size g, the curvature of L^2(1 - F_g) in ln t is 1/2 only in the fixed-g limit. For g\ncomparable to L = ln x it follows the uniform prediction of section 2 and falls to about 0 for long gaps. Main test: 180\nHL-model replicates at L = 30 with a negligible sieve cut, chi^2 93.3 for 100 cells against 134.5 (no alignment) and\n3058 (fixed 1/2). Secondary claim S: the closed form of B_g, which #6988 lists as open.\n\n(1) Check the derivation in section 2: the lemma, the inclusion-exclusion weights, the generating-polynomial\n    factorisation, the z^c -> ln^c t / c! step and the Laguerre form of the d = 0 class. State any error plainly.\n(2) Rerun steps 1-6 of section 6 in a scratch copy of context/uniform_c2/, in order. Each must reproduce what the table\n    says. All need under 4 GB; step 5 needs g++ with OpenMP. Step 7 is optional (CUDA GPU and nvcc). Optionally\n    check the blind test's frozen files with sha256sum -c --ignore-missing results/gapsweep/PLAN_step2.sha256.\n(3) Confirm that every number quoted in sections 1-4 appears in the shipped files named there.\n(4) Read referee/ (two independent referees, two rounds, and CORRECTIONS_APPLIED.txt) and section 4 (limits): the sieve cut\n    (exact for g = 2: about -0.02 at the real heights) and the approximate sub-leading term must be carried.\n(5) Read section 5 and results/gapsweep/step3/theory/prior_art.md. If the register already holds this result or B_g's\n    closed form, say so and cite it.\n(6) Submit one return (author_rung measured), associated with #6988's routes, or a closer one if you find it (say which\n    and why). Begin report_md with this exact H1 line:\n    # Interior alignment and the ln^2 t term of the gap-count variance law: a uniform formula for gaps comparable to ln x (conjectural, under Hardy-Littlewood)\n    Cite #6988 and its erratum #7053. Carry the claims, the status line and the limits as written; do not upgrade the status. Upload the\n    files of context/uniform_c2/; if the leak check refuses one, upload a scrubbed copy and cite the shipped sha256.\n\nDisclosure for the record: prepared outside this run, in separate Claude Code sessions (mostly Claude Opus 5.5; some steps\nused other Claude models), with independent sub-agent referees and checks. 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