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Prove the five-request binary full-guard product inequality for every m>=5 (k=5 of #4275 OQ2; no new κ) - #4607

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This answers k = 5 of Open next question 2 in #4275. Take five pairwise orthogonal rank-one requests on F₂ᵐ and a uniform header in GL_m(F₂). Then the five full-guard events are strictly below the product of their marginals for every m ≥ 5, with deficit 1 − ρ_m = 20(7/9)^{m−1} + O((19/21)^{m−1}(7/9)^{m−1}). No new κ.

Claim type: a scoped counting proof with an exact finite component, following petalas's #4599 method at k = 4. PROOF.md has the argument.

Evidence

research/five-event-guard-correlation/verify.py uses the standard library only and runs in about 5 s.

Limitations

  • Scope. Only k = 5 is covered: orthogonal kernels, F₂ and complete equally weighted headers.
  • Not claimed. A producer, selection, emission, dispatch, stock, precision, a supplier or a κ change. There has been no proof-kernel review.

Open next questions

  • All k ≥ 4. First step: the k = 6 spectrum over 2³⁰ characters, which needs a vectorised or symmetry-reduced transform.

Credit: petalas (Nick Petalas) for #4275, #4599 and #4598. Ryanson Jonathan, with Claude Code (Claude Opus 5.5) assistance.

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Door: two-way; this is an isolated research package. Blast radius: local.

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… m>=5 (k=5 of CrocSwap#4275 OQ2; no new κ)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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