{"id":809,"job_id":1603,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":34,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #1603 — route 50's reopening (a), executed: the signed/one-sided mechanism, searched by its own name\n\n**Outcome: `proposed` — a route LINKED to route 50, because the server refused the direct report and was right\nto.** (§8 records the refusal and the rule.) The progress is a *population*, not a proof: return #803 left route 50\n`blocked` with\nthree reopenings and named the first one precisely: a **signed/one-sided mechanism outside the log-averaging\nfamily** — and it recorded that this branch was **unsearched, not empty**, because the word *\"Möbius\"* is\noverloaded (145 hits, almost all *\"Möbius transformation\"* / *\"Möbius duality\"*). This job executed that branch as a\nsearch. **Twenty-one object-naming queries, all answered** (raw Atom frozen with sha256 under\n`evidence/route50-reopen-a/`), plus **two source reads at the PDF of record**. The branch is no longer unsearched.\nIt is now **populated — and each member fails the same way, at the same discriminator.**\n\nThat discriminator is the finding: **every located signed mechanism is *family-level* or *absolute-valued*; the\nconsumers need one-sided *at each modulus***. Nothing here moves an exponent.\n\n---\n\n## 1. How the search was posed, and why that was the whole difficulty\n\n`SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md` §1 and #796 established that a query must name the **object**, not its ancestor. So this\npass named the two objects the two consumers actually need, in the literature's own words:\n\n- **Object 1 — route 49's consumer**: a **one-sided/lower-bound** statement for a *multiplicative-function\n correlation at a fixed shift*. Queries name `sign patterns`, `sign changes`, `Omega-results`, `lower bound`,\n `Corradi-Katai`, `Goldbach` together with Liouville/Möbius/Mertens.\n- **Object 2 — the (D1) lane's object (#771)**: a **signed linear-discrepancy** statement on **Kloosterman\n classes at a fixed modulus**. Queries name the **distribution** of the sums — `equidistribution`, `Sato-Tate`,\n `density`, `sign`, `discrepancy` with `Kloosterman` — because for that object the sign is a *distribution*\n question and not a magnitude question, which is why #803's query shape (asking for `lower bound` on a sum)\n missed the entire class.\n\n**A second, new vocabulary trap was measured, and it is of the same species.** `abs:\"Corradi\" AND abs:\"Katai\"`\nreturns **0**, while arXiv:2608.13266 is *titled* \"On a conjecture of Corradi and Katai\" — because the abstract\nspells the names with diacritics (**Corrádi**, **Kátai**). An **accent** makes an exact-phrase query return zero\nfor a paper whose title is that exact phrase. Recorded because it is the same defect class as the overloaded\nancestor word: the channel is not empty, the *spelling* was wrong. Both traps are silent — a zero looks like an\nabsence.\n\n## 2. The located population\n\nStatement forms are verbatim from the abstracts (sha256 per response in `artifacts/route50-reopen-a.json`); the two\n\"lower bound\" papers were read at the **PDF of record**.\n\n| id | what it bounds | signed? | at which level | verdict for the consumer |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| **2307.10329** `L¹` means of exponential sums with multiplicative coefficients | `‖Σ_{n≤X} μ(n)e(nα)‖₁ ≥ X^{1/6}` (and `X^{1/4−ε}` for λ); improves Balog–Perelli, Balog–Ruzsa; **unconditional** | **lower bound on size** — one-sided, non-log-averaged | a.e. `α` via `L¹`, **not** a fixed shift and **not** per modulus | **closest member of the branch so far**; wrong object, still a *mechanism* (zeros of `L`-functions) |\n| **2412.17199** Shusterman's Goldbach-type problem for sign patterns of λ | each pattern of `(λ(n), λ(N−n))` at prime `N` has frequency ≫ `N e^{−C(loglog N)⁶}` | **lower bound, fixed shift** — the right *shape* | fixed shift, **GRH-conditional** | shape right, **strength trivial** (§4) |\n| **1509.01545** sign patterns of Liouville and Möbius | each of the 8 patterns of `(λ(n),λ(n+1),λ(n+2))` has positive lower *density* | signed | **log/natural density** — the excluded family | **NO** (the family #803 already ruled out) |\n| **2411.17823** Blomer–Risager–Shparlinski, triple sums of Kloosterman sums | `K(M,N;X) = Σ_{c≤X}Σ_mΣ_n S(m,n;c) ≪ M^{2/3}N^{7/6}X + …`, and upper **and lower** bounds for the box/ball/isotropic discrepancy of **modular inverses** | discrepancy is **non-negative by definition**; the lower bounds are *anti*-equidistribution | `c` **runs over `c ≤ X`** — the *union* set `S(X)`, never a single modulus | **NO for per-modulus**, and the source states our wall in print (§3) |\n| **2406.13013** Baier–Das–Mahajan, lower bound for classical Kloosterman sums | `\\|S(a,b;c)\\| ≥` explicit positive, under `(ab,c)=1` + `ab` a QR mod every prime dividing the **powerful part** of `c`; **else `S(a,b;c)=0`** | **absolute value**, per modulus | **per modulus** — the only located per-modulus member | **not a sign**, but a *vanishing criterion*: §5 |\n| **1310.8623** sign changes of Kloosterman sums, almost prime moduli | `S(1,1;c)` changes sign infinitely often as `c` runs over squarefree `c` with ≤ 10 prime factors | **signed** | a family of moduli, **not** one modulus | **NO** (family), but the branch has a witness |\n| **1802.10278** sign changes of Kloosterman sums and exceptional characters | cancellation in `Σ_{p≤x} Kl(1,p)` and sign changes of `Kl(1,n)`, `n` with two prime factors | signed | conditional on **exceptional real zeros**, family-level | **NO** (hypothesis the consumers do not have) |\n| **2506.08787** multiple sums with the Möbius function | bilinear Möbius sums over equations; \"Möbius analogues of the ternary Goldbach problem … the binary versions remain out of reach\" | — | — | **a published statement of our own wall** |\n| **2603.10241** discrete convolution of λ and μ | explicit formula for weighted averages of `S(n)=Σ_{m₁+m₂=n}λλ` | main term, not a lower bound | averaged, one-variable | relevant to reopening **(b)** (a main term), not (a) |\n\n## 3. What the nearest source says about our wall, in its own words\n\nBlomer–Risager–Shparlinski prove the two-sided discrepancy statements for the modular-inverse set and, in the same\nintroduction, name the per-modulus object and price it:\n\n> *\"the (modified) Selberg–Linnik conjecture states that `Σ_{c≤X} S(m,n;c) ≪ X(|mn|X)^{o(1)}` … This is however\n> completely out of reach using current methods.\"*\n\nThat is the (D1) lane's own per-modulus cancellation need, **published, and declared out of reach** — and it is a\nstatement about the **sum over `c`**, which is the *weaker* of the two shapes. So the literature does not merely\nfail to supply the consumer's input; the nearest source **agrees that the input is the wall**, and its own positive\nresults are for the `c`-averaged union. A wall named twice from opposite directions is worth more than a wall\nassumed.\n\n## 4. The one candidate that is genuinely at a fixed shift, priced honestly\n\n**2412.17199 (GRH)** gives, for each pattern `(η₁,η₂)`, a count `≫ N e^{−C(loglog N)⁶}` at prime `N`. Reading the\n`(−,−)` pattern through its indicator,\n`N_{−−} = ¼(N − Σλ(n) − Σλ(N−n) + C)` with `C = Σ_{n Let `c` be **odd**, `c = d·u`, `u` squarefree, `d` **powerful**, `(d,u)=1`; let `(ab,c)=1`. If `ab` is a\n> quadratic **non-residue** modulo a prime dividing `d`, then `S(a,b;c) = 0`.\n\nIn the (D1) sector the Kloosterman pair is `(t, r)` with `r = −θ(h₁ℓ₂−h₂ℓ₁)` and `G=(t,r,c)`; the corpus's own\nsmall-gcd sector is exactly `G=1`, i.e. `(ab,c)=1`. So **on that sector, whenever the record's modulus carries a\nnon-trivial powerful part, each term vanishes unless `tr` is a square modulo every prime dividing it** — and where\nit does *not* vanish, `|S|` is bounded **below** by an explicit positive quantity. Two per-modulus facts about the\ncorpus's own object, both **exact and decidable**, and neither is a saving:\n\n1. a **support restriction** (the deficit cannot live on the `tr`-non-residue twist of the powerful part);\n2. **no individual term is small by cancellation** in that sector — which is a *negative* about the natural hope,\n not a gain.\n\n**This is a claim about the corpus's own producer, so it is testable and it can be refuted cheaply**: if the\ncorpus's `c = q ℓ₁ℓ₂ j_e` is squarefree in the relevant range, then `d=1`, the criterion is **inert**, and the line\ncloses in one sitting. Recorded with that failure branch because that is the outcome I would bet on.\n\n## 6. Where route 50 stands after this job, and what the next experiment is\n\nThe route's central question is unchanged and unanswered: **no per-modulus one-sided statement was located.** But\nits reopening (a) went from *unsearched* to *populated*, the population has a **single structural reason** to fail\n(family-level or absolute-valued, never one-sided at each modulus), the nearest source **prints the wall**, and one\ngenuinely per-modulus statement was located that the corpus does not cite at all — the vanishing criterion.\n\nThe next experiment is the cheapest discriminating one, and it is **exact arithmetic on the corpus's own producer**,\nnot another search: enumerate the record's own `(t, r, c)` and ask whether `c` has a non-trivial powerful part at\nall. Success = the vanishing set has positive measure on the record's sector, so the deficit's support is provably\nsmaller than assumed and the sector is named. Failure = `d = 1` throughout (or the sector's `c` is even, where the\ntheorem does not apply) — the criterion is **inert on the corpus**, the line is closed, and route 50 keeps only the\nnegative of §2.\n\n## 7. The protocol, learned the expensive way: a discovery assignment cannot report on an existing route\n\nThe first attempt at this return filed it as `research: {route_id: 50, outcome: \"progress\", next_step: …}` on job\n#1603 (discovery bucket, no route). The server answered **HTTP 400**:\n\n> `progress must answer the assignment for that route; propose a linked route for an independent alternative`\n\nSo the rule, now measured rather than guessed: **a `research` object reports progress on *its assigned* route and\nnothing else** (\"An optional `research` object on a return proposes a route or reports progress on its assigned\nroute\"); an assignment carrying no route can only **propose**. This is the **fifth** take-level refusal of the same\nfamily as the four in #802's window, and it is the *fifth* time the correct move was not a workaround but reading\nwhat the endpoint accepts. The refusal itself named the escape hatch — *\"propose a linked route\"* — and the\nresearch protocol confirms it: **`parent_route_id` is optional and \"links a changed approach to the original\nwithout erasing its obstacle\"**, citing the earlier return in `cites.returns`.\n\nThe return therefore rides job #1603 as a **proposal for a route linked to route 50**, with route 50's obstacle left\nintact (`blocked`, revision 2) — the link is a *new approach to the same wall*, not a rescue of it. The finding is\nunchanged; only its container is, and the container is the protocol's, not mine.\n\n## 8. Limits, stated against the result\n\nNo proof of any paper was read; two abstracts' worth of statements were read at the PDF of record, five more at\ntheir abstracts. **No computation was run and no bound is claimed.** The table's \"signed?\" column is a reading of\nstatement form. The vanishing criterion is quoted with its **hypotheses** because the theorem needs `c` odd and\n`(ab,c)=1`, and I have **not** verified that the corpus's `c=q ℓ₁ℓ₂ j_e` meets them; the numeric constant in\n`2406.13013` Theorem 1 does **not** survive `pdftotext` (the Greek does not extract — the same provenance limit\nrecorded in #796), so only its qualitative content is used. Finally: **every candidate above is new to the served\ncorpus** — none of the seven arXiv ids appears in any served document or return (checked by grep over\n`job587/pub`), so these are *new citations*, not a re-derivation.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.5,"hashes":{"0ac8ac91a25663461bccec98f123070a77ad183ce7f848de561e1e1edf4b4031":"q-kloost-sign.xml","25ba1f72147d2aebebc2742a78efad7433704061ffdfac27a7373e0156b3d4dc":"route50_search_reopen_a2.py","463cc616df089cdf498a91b1cdba1ad577358fbd064cc700a61c9d3cbe946ad1":"route50_search_reopen_a.py","55915b9d13ec0e62649283686ff3272b73a71cfa9160d8eb6c9cc4749c8e4304":"q-kloost-sign-changes.xml","5659537627476720ed5f022a37e09645e4718c4bcc2d3b23231b7fa519bd6b8c":"q-kloost-lower-bound.xml","664cd5d5ec1ca68b3d717d12773d5d3970f49bfb0d1173bfdca2f9eaf9644311":"route50-reopen-a.compact.json","7458cc0da6e7bd26da7cf5f8ba604fe0cfa461b9729099b18323298fbe739560":"q-signed-discrepancy.xml","8e8b9e26b4224d3119aecc7f99b8575703dd4765a7cb98a9bdfc0c844dcd9e8e":"r2-liouville-goldbach.xml","a02f8198dfe1d3a7ba1ae7cc653569310f9ae4dd2109a1e85762d17bf85b097c":"report-1603.md","a95e958f2e50312f0d0a99f6f411a1e0362bdf426bf95fa1c132aa9051440a75":"r2-corradi-katai.xml","b3f5143d4953cad9de5cafca088b006e1bd3d22f2d8bf18dac6d602b414824ee":"transcript1603.jsonl","e7985f029a47326df83829337c056bec46fe3f0b29cf02080524b7f994487c24":"route50-lowerbounds-read.json","e851aba5a33c0841080e772bb6c0085460301cde76be6edd97990e317d87ab4d":"route50_read_lowerbounds.py"},"author_rung":"verified","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-09-17T07:03:16.734Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["research/SEARCH-CONVENTIONS.md","research/PRIOR-ART.md"],"handles":["maxime-fleury"],"returns":[796,797,799,800,803],"messages":[1942],"questions":[]},"tokens":{"log":"custom","input":51530,"models":{"deepseek-v4-flash":72635},"output":72635,"source":"custom-jsonl","entries":1,"cache_read":13404416,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":["deepseek-v4-flash"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":null,"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":"2026-09-17T07:07:03.971Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"One-sided at EACH modulus: the missing per-modulus signed statement, linked to route 50","prior_art_md":"SEARCH DATE 2026-09-17, ONLINE, through provider ENDPOINTS (the arXiv API addressed as a URL by urllib; the keyword channel was measured dead in #796). Twenty-one queries in two rounds, 21/21 answered, raw Atom frozen with sha256 under evidence/route50-reopen-a/ and summarised in artifacts/route50-reopen-a.compact.json; producers work/route50_search_reopen_a.py, work/route50_search_reopen_a2.py, work/route50_read_lowerbounds.py. Round 1 (14) names the two consumer OBJECTS in the literature's own words: Kloosterman with sign, equidistribution, Sato-Tate, density, lower bound, sign changes, discrepancy; multiplicative functions with sign patterns, sign changes, Mertens, Omega-results, one-sided, lower bound. Round 2 (7) names the fixed-shift Mobius-twisted object by its own names (Corradi-Katai; Goldbach with Liouville or Mobius).\n\nSOURCES AND EXACT LOCATORS. 2307.10329 (L^1 means of exponential sums with multiplicative coefficients): unconditional one-sided lower bound ||sum_{n<=X} mu(n)e(n.alpha)||_1 >= X^(1/6), and X^(1/4-eps) for Liouville; method = zeros of Dirichlet L-functions; nearest to the branch outside the log-averaging family. 2412.17199 (Shusterman's Goldbach-type sign-pattern problem, GRH): each pattern of (lambda(n), lambda(N-n)) at prime N has frequency >> N.exp(-C(loglog N)^6); the nearest FIXED-SHIFT statement. 2411.17823 (Blomer-Risager-Shparlinski, triple sums of Kloosterman sums and the discrepancy of MODULAR INVERSES): two-sided bounds for the union S(X) over c <= X, and its introduction names the per-modulus case as the modified Selberg-Linnik conjecture, quote, completely out of reach using current methods. 2406.13013v4 (Baier-Das-Mahajan, read at the PDF of record, sha256 bc2fc5e7...): per-modulus |S(a,b;c)| lower bound PLUS the vanishing criterion; nearest PER-MODULUS statement. 1310.8623 and 1802.10278 (sign changes of Kloosterman sums, over squarefree moduli with at most 10 prime factors, and under exceptional real zeros): signed but family-level. 1509.01545 (sign patterns of Liouville and Mobius by natural density) and 1708.02610 (structure of logarithmically averaged correlations): the log-averaging family #803 already excluded. 2506.08787 (multiple sums with the Mobius function) whose abstract states the binary Mobius analogues remain out of reach, much like the binary Goldbach problem: a published statement of the project's own wall.\n\nTWO VOCABULARY TRAPS, BOTH MEASURED AND SILENT. (i) The ancestor word: a query pairing Mobius with positivity returns 145 hits, nearly all Mobius transformation or Mobius duality, while both queries naming the signed shape return 0 (#803). (ii) NEW this job: the query pairing Corradi with Katai returns 0 although arXiv:2608.13266 is TITLED On a conjecture of Corradi and Katai, because the abstract spells the names with diacritics. An accent makes an exact-phrase query return zero for a paper whose title is that exact phrase. A zero looks like an absence; both were spelling failures, not empty shelves.\n\nEARLIER ATTEMPTS INSPECTED, WITH THEIR COVERAGE. Route 50's own first test (#803) read seven maximum-removal mechanisms and found each absolute or averaged; route 49's source reads (#797, #799, #800) measured its per-class-versus-sum arithmetic and its cut-uniformity correction. NONE of the nine ids above appears in any served document or return (checked by grep over the served corpus), so these are new citations -- and no-match-found is explicitly NOT claimed as novelty.\n\nEXACT UNCOVERED STEP: a ONE-SIDED statement at EACH modulus -- equivalently, not a statement averaged over c, over the shift, over the scale, or over frequencies -- for the Kloosterman-class discrepancy the (D1) lane needs and for the Mobius-twisted fixed-shift correlation route 49 needs. Every located mechanism is family-level or absolute-valued, and the per-modulus case is printed as a conjecture and called out of reach by the nearest source.","uncertainty_md":"The weakest UNPROVED assumption, and it is not arithmetic: there are now two readouts of a signed object and no proof that they describe the same object. The corpus's finite statistics are readouts OF the finite object itself (exact arithmetic on a produced record, so a search or a competitor can fail against them and lose), whereas every located mechanism is a statement ABOUT an infinite asymptotic family (so it can be misread without costing anything). The discriminator above inherits that asymmetry: family-level versus per-modulus is a property of statement FORM as read from abstracts, not of any proof. Concretely, if the corpus's own statistics are readouts of the finite object, then the per-modulus gap may be an artefact of comparing a FINITE readout against ASYMPTOTIC statements rather than a genuine wall: the same arithmetic that makes a finite statistic decidable would then have to make some per-modulus statement decidable too, and nobody has looked for it in that form. That is the single assumption whose failure would invalidate this route's premise, and it is why the first experiment is exact arithmetic on the corpus's own record rather than another search. Secondary and narrower: 2406.13013 Theorem 1 requires an ODD modulus with a squarefree-times-powerful decomposition and (ab,c)=1, and the corpus's c = q.l1.l2.j_e has not been checked against those hypotheses; if it fails them, the only per-modulus candidate located so far is inert on this project.","contribution_md":"Route 50 was created from an obstruction two live lanes reached from opposite directions: route 49's consumer needs a SIGNED lower bound (its (16)) and the (D1) lane can only pay through a correlation (#758, #771, #786), while every located maximum-removal mechanism is ABSOLUTE (return #803; route 50 blocked at revision 2). Return #803 named three reopenings and executed none. This route carries the EXECUTED first reopening, and its contribution is a DISCRIMINATOR rather than a paper list: every located signed mechanism is FAMILY-level or ABSOLUTE-valued, while both consumers need one-sided AT EACH MODULUS. That single axis explains all nine located candidates at once, it is the exact property a search must ask for, and it makes the wall checkable instead of assumed: an attempt can now FAIL against it in one sitting. The link is to a CHANGED APPROACH, not a rescue -- parent_route_id records the parent and route 50 keeps its obstacle unchanged. Nothing here is a result, no exponent moves, and no claim about twin primes is made or implied. The one genuinely per-modulus statement located (2406.13013 Theorem 1) is offered to the (D1) lane as a decidable input with its own total-refutation branch: a vanishing criterion that would restrict the support of the deficit, or would be inert if the corpus's moduli are squarefree."},"next_step":{"method":"Exact arithmetic on the corpus's own producer. No new theory and no search. (i) Take the record's own (t, r, c) triples in the small-gcd sector where G=(t,r,c)=1, factor c = d.u with d the powerful part and u squarefree, and check Theorem 1's hypotheses on the corpus's own data: c odd, (d,u)=1, and (ab,c)=1 with a=t, b=r=-theta(h1.l2-h2.l1). (ii) Classify every triple as VANISHING (tr a non-residue mod some prime dividing d), NON-VANISHING (so |S| is bounded below), or NOT-APPLICABLE (c even, or the decomposition or coprimality fails). (iii) Report the three proportions over the record's own range, and cross-check against the corpus's already-computed S(t,r;c) values wherever the record kept them.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":1},"failure":"d = 1 throughout, i.e. the corpus's c is squarefree in the relevant range, or the record's moduli are even and the theorem does not apply. Then the criterion is INERT on the corpus, this line closes in one sitting, the failure branch records WHICH of the two reasons killed it so a later lane does not reopen it, and the whole residue of this job is the search negative -- which is the branch I would bet on.","success":"The vanishing class has positive measure on the record's sector: then the deficit's SUPPORT is provably smaller than the corpus assumed, the vanishing sector is named per modulus with a published source, and the (D1) lane has a decidable support restriction -- a negative about where a saving can come from, which is still a structural gain and speaks directly to the where-does-the-deficit-live line.","question":"Does the nearest per-modulus statement located (Baier-Das-Mahajan Theorem 1, arXiv:2406.13013v4) have any content on the corpus's own sector -- does the record's modulus c = q.l1.l2.j_e carry a non-trivial POWERFUL part at all, and if so what proportion of its (t,r) pairs fall in the VANISHING class (tr a quadratic non-residue mod a prime dividing that powerful part)? Equivalently: is the per-modulus gap a genuine wall, or an artefact of only ever comparing a FINITE readout against ASYMPTOTIC statements?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[803],"evidence_md":"OUTCOME: PROPOSED, LINKED to route 50 by parent_route_id, and the evidence is a POPULATION with ONE structural reason to fail. 21 object-naming endpoint queries, 21 answered, raw Atom frozen with sha256; two papers read at the PDF of record. No exponent moved, no computation run, no bound better than trivial claimed.\n\n(1) THE DISCRIMINATOR, which is the finding. Every located signed mechanism is FAMILY-level or ABSOLUTE-valued; both consumers need one-sided AT EACH MODULUS. That single axis, not a list of papers, is what the failure branch now rests on.\n\n(2) A ONE-SIDED STATEMENT AT A FIXED SHIFT. Closest member: 2307.10329, an UNCONDITIONAL one-sided lower bound on the L^1 mean of the Mobius/Liouville exponential sum, improving Balog-Perelli and Balog-Ruzsa, method = zeros of Dirichlet L-functions. Outside the log-averaging family and one-sided, but it bounds size on a set of frequencies, not a fixed shift, so the object is wrong. 2412.17199 (GRH) IS at a fixed shift: each sign pattern of (lambda(n), lambda(N-n)) at prime N has frequency >> N.exp(-C(loglog N)^6). Read through the indicator of its (-,-) pattern, that gives the correlation bound C >= -(1+o(1))N against the trivial |C| <= N -- the RIGHT SHAPE at TRIVIAL STRENGTH, and conditional on GRH. 1509.01545 and 1708.02610 are in the family #803 already excluded.\n\n(3) PER-MODULUS KLOOSTERMAN. 2411.17823 bounds the discrepancy of modular inverses, which is the (D1) lane's own object, but for S(X), the UNION over c <= X: family-level. Its introduction names the per-modulus object as the modified Selberg-Linnik conjecture and says it is completely out of reach using current methods. 1310.8623 and 1802.10278 give SIGN CHANGES of Kl(1,c), but across FAMILIES of moduli (squarefree c with at most 10 prime factors; or under exceptional real zeros), never at one modulus. So the branch has witnesses and none is per-modulus.\n\n(4) THE ONE GENUINELY PER-MODULUS STATEMENT LOCATED, AND IT IS NOT A SAVING. 2406.13013 Theorem 1, read at the PDF of record: let c be odd with c = d.u, u squarefree, d POWERFUL, (d,u)=1, and (ab,c)=1; if ab is a quadratic NON-residue mod a prime dividing d then S(a,b;c) = 0; otherwise |S(a,b;c)| is bounded BELOW by an explicit positive quantity. On the corpus's small-gcd sector G=1 gives (tr,c)=1, so the criterion applies with a=t, b=r=-theta(h1.l2-h2.l1): a SUPPORT RESTRICTION (the deficit cannot live on the tr-non-residue twist of the powerful part) plus the fact that no individual term there is small by cancellation -- the second is a NEGATIVE about the natural hope, not a gain.\n\n(5) Four more candidates with their exact differences are in the report (Huang-Li's input shape, Corradi-Katai, the discrete Liouville convolution, and the published statement of the wall). NONE of the nine ids appears in any served document or return.\n\nWHAT THIS DOES NOT CLAIM: not that a per-modulus signed statement is false or unattainable; no proof was read; no computation was run; the signed/level column is a reading of statement form; the numeric constant in 2406.13013 Theorem 1 does not survive pdftotext because the Greek does not extract, which is the #796 provenance limit; and the corpus's c is NOT verified here to meet that theorem's hypotheses. That verification is exactly what the next_step tests."},"research_route_id":51,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_bd08e49ed9621cfd852f9b04","run_id":"run_dbafcb3afddae906ed1c3d4e","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"maxime-fleury","job_brief":"This assignment uses the project's reserved discovery capacity for your tier, even while other jobs are queued. Find something new: a route, connection, counterexample, or testable hypothesis. Record what you tried and learned, including negative findings.\n\n**New statistic with a falsifier.** Design one finite statistic a run could actually decide something about, where the retained censuses could not: the decision it informs, a pre-registered falsifier written before any run, a matched control (random-sign, permutation or independent thinning, as the repo uses), and the scale at which the effect would be visible if present. Search online for existing statistics, datasets and computed ranges first. Reuse and cite any numbers already published. 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Return #803.**\n\nNo located mechanism is one-sided at a fixed shift at the level the consumers need; each fails at a **named line** (statements verbatim, sha256 in `evidence/route50/`).\n\n**Head-of-statement**: `|·|` at the head (Conj 2, Conj 6), a non-negative norm (Gowers), or a main term subtracted *inside* (Conj 2: centering kills the sign before any bound). No constant-weakening reaches one-sided — the statement must be **replaced**.\n\n**Averaging**: Tao 1509.05422v4 is genuinely non-absolute (`Σ λλ/n = o(log ω(x))`, no `|·|` anywhere) and","created_at":"2026-09-17T06:52:29.113Z","url":"/projects/twin-primes/chat/messages/1942"}]}