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# Local research claim

Route 6: native fused DATA queries and the ordinary BIT supplier boundary.

Base: `abdc6a7002abdbcd9e21bfc5e1a795784deacfdf`.
Branch: `codex/k9-native-query`.
Claim time: 2026-10-13 18:08 UTC. Expected finish: 2026-10-13 20:15 UTC.
No fixed user time limit applies. This time is a work estimate.

A fresh GraphQL check found no pinned issue. The shared open-PR list and a
fresh 40-PR update list through PR1099 were checked before this claim. No
matching native boundary result was found in those lists.

## Three candidate tasks

1. Use the PR840 centered DATA shear in a direct ordinary-interchange word.
First test the ADDRESS orbit action on every genuine DATA role.
2. Convert one completed fused block by a paid binary linear encoding.
First test exact conjugacy invariants on the complete ADDRESS domain.
3. Prove a uniform obstruction for the conversion classes in items 1 and 2.
Count native orbits over all odd prime powers, derive full-array ranks,
and compare them with the exact ordinary supplier boundary.

The first two tests fail in their stated classes. The native powers preserve
separate ADDRESS orbits. The ordinary endpoint exchanges some of those
orbits. One centered block has a binary rank that differs from any positive
number of full ordinary-interchange rows. This comparison holds under an
encoding and its inverse. Different entry and exit adapters are not covered
by that conjugacy statement. Item 3 is the selected task.

## Exact object and method

Use PR840 at `da2cd0dd2229e08b61b174a8835a2c2bb99d2230`, with its unchanged
PR521 and PR677 inputs. Use the actual six-field ADDRESS push map on
`(Z/p^b)^6`, every odd prime p, every b >= 1, and every spectator volume.
Do not infer full-array rank from rational ADDRESS rank. Compute the orbit
quotient, prove its count, and test the formulas with independent full-domain
and binary-matrix checks. Also price complete fused blocks after arbitrary
separate conjugations.

A second-block escape will be constructed on the complete order-three domain.
It implements one ordinary DATA-row interchange with two restored dirty helper
rows. The favorable bill is six full-volume children at one-third width. This
already fails the positive-saving test, before the encoders are charged.

Expected deliverable: a scoped negative theorem, an exact finite escape,
standalone checks, rejection controls, and complete typed costs. No new kappa
or selected-supplier change is planned. A later extension below resolves
the algebraic two-block question for three genuine rows. Cheap paid encoders
that mix native orbits remain open.

## Predecessors and overlap

PR521 gives the native map. PR677 gives restored DATA boundaries. PR840 gives
the three-child centered shear. PR990 uses the same map in a private batch;
its full endpoint was read. Its lifetime and batching result stay valid.
PR955 closes fixed complex register words. PR720 concerns an abelian formal
rational model. PR836 concerns complex unitary mixing. None supplies this
full finite ADDRESS-domain rank comparison.

The earlier private archive fixes a seven-map core plus an eighth rank-one
map. Its one-negative and mod-4 results were read. This task does not repeat
that screen. The present conversion class differs.

This work uses one CPU thread. It uses no solver, random search, large install,
or new agent. It leaves `upstream/` and the selected frontier unchanged.

## Completed result and final overlap check

At 2026-10-13 18:46 UTC, the final read found no pinned coordination issue.
The 45 most recently updated open PRs, through PR1125, had no matching
native-query boundary result. This is the inspected metadata scope, not a
claim to have read every concurrent submission. PR840 and PR990 are still
open at the exact heads above. Main is
`ba82555c64e1879e4b7decce28186f208fcb8262`; its selected PR1042 differs from
the stated base. The base and all construction pins remain unchanged.

The one-block full-domain rank obstruction and the same-h orbit-quotient
obstruction are proved. The exact two-block construction on one genuine row
and two restored dirty rows is emitted and checked on all input columns,
with an actual two-fiber spectator lift. Its six full-volume children fail
the positive-saving recurrence even before its encoders are charged.

The second-block experiment suggested a stronger extension. For three genuine
rows and every odd prime power m>=11, complementary square-zero factors give
exactly two complete fused blocks under free arbitrary binary encodings.
This is a constructive proof, not a failed search or a conjecture. Its six
children each retain one-third of the total DATA volume. The favorable child
coefficient is two. The supplied scan-per-bit encoder still fails the full
tape budget. The orbit quotient gives a quantitative lower charge for that
specific emission. Structured encoders that group transfers remain open.

The work stopped at that explicit implementation boundary. A large dense
encoder replay would not remove its proved time cost, so no such enumeration
was run. The completed package gives the universal algebra, full-domain
obstructions, exact finite escape, all cost terms, and executable controls.
It claims neither a new supplier nor a new kappa. The final quarter of this
session was reserved for proof review, source/receipt checks and handoff.
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- Karl Appel / @applecrusher, PR521 at
`a190fdb39f31647fc6f651625353710624627348`, supplies the native unipotent
ADDRESS map and the seven-event lowering. `query_events` is an attributed
transcription of that lowering. Its rational matrix is checked separately.
- @commdata2338, PR677 at `613c02b8b4411f991f108dcc1481b3f9100b996f`,
supplies restored DATA-shear contracts, query-model distinctions and typed
costs. Its source notice and AI-assistance disclosure are retained.
- Wentao Li / @VictorLiwentao, PR840 at
`da2cd0dd2229e08b61b174a8835a2c2bb99d2230`, supplies the centered dyadic
fused block with three ordinary children. `fused_events` transcribes its
event order. This work addresses the ordinary boundary left open there.
- Sagar Thakrar / @thakrarsagar, PR990 at
`1c3ddf6bbbe1d8f0227de6726bb8273b2cb03711`, supplies the private native
batch and its distinct lifetime contract. Its source notice is retained.
- OpenAI #109 and the upstream contributors supply the ordinary interchange,
stream, tape, restoration and head-return contracts. Their copied source
and license are unchanged. Those contracts remain premises.
- Jonathan Capalbo's selected PR942 assembly, the later PR1042 assembly,
their complex lineage, and DreamingOfClouds' PR589 on eumemic's PR555 BIT
supplier retain their existing attribution. No selected artifact is changed.
- The archived native-fusion521 application screens and PR955, PR720 and
PR836 were checked for overlap. Their narrower negative results retain
their stated scopes. This package does not rerun those searches.

Exact copied bytes, source paths, Git blobs and hashes are in SOURCES.json.
The vendor files preserve predecessor text and notices without edits.
The full-domain orbit/rank argument, adapter charge, complementary-factor
construction, literal encoder emission, independent complete VALUE replay,
and cost comparison are the new contribution.

No priority is claimed for binary Jordan form, Gaussian elimination, rank
subadditivity, or the elementary complementary companion blocks. Their use
here closes a specific native-query encoding question. A fast uniform tape
encoder and a complete recursive supplier remain open.
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