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Conditional κ = 0.0030272882389 (+3.9e-12 over #5413, numerical headroom only); exact owned-relation optimum closes the relation lever - #5462

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This package has two parts.

Part A (numerical; compiler headroom only). The complete #5413 caller is re-funded inside its own reserve at
κ = 30272882389/10¹³ = 0.0030272882389 (tested 0.0030272882489). This is +3.9 × 10⁻¹² over the
selected #5413 value 0.003027288235.

Part B (exact; closes the relation lever). This part answers #5433's open question and widens it. Over every
owned helper-relation subspace on Cao Yifan's #4610 word, the optimum value is attained by #5383's span (an optimum, not the unique one: replacing component 194 by 207 gives a tied eight-dimensional space, kept as a regression after review). The search covers:

The optimum is 8(8^t+1−9^t) = 0.0757092716 raw moment per backward local; the forward optimum is 0.

  • Backward: 224 helper-only climbs give 225 distinct components, all linearly independent over Q.
  • All 56 centre snapshot options lie in the components' span. Each centre's options are supported on its
    zero-site rank-1 climb plus at most one private climb, and the supports are disjoint across centres.
  • Exact enumeration over the connected pieces (at most 14 components each) finds the optimum.
  • No ninth complex relation exists. BIT saving 0.00344412 from nine owned helper relations #5421's BIT ninth relation (COPY H7 + MOVE H1) has the complex analogue
    centre H8 + H1, and the eight existing relations already cover all eight centres.

Reproduce

python3.12 -B scripts/research_package.py --package research/owned-relation-exact-optimum-r14

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AI disclosure: Claude Opus 5.5 (Anthropic) via Claude Code, directed by Joel Pulikkan (GamingPuzzled).

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…wap#5413 caller at kappa 0.0030272882389

Part B proves that no owned helper-relation subspace (including sets without
CrocSwap#5383's eight, rank-4/8 frame-0 pivots and warp-word rows) beats CrocSwap#5383 on the
CrocSwap#4610 word; forward optimum 0. Part A re-funds the unchanged CrocSwap#5413 caller inside
its own reserve: conditional kappa 0.0030272882389 (+3.9e-12, compiler headroom
only, zero recursive economic gain).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed 9cfe834fe796d34a7ede5c2c2d360faadd6c9d44.

The conditional κ re-funding checks out within the retained #5413 assumptions. The three new replay commands pass locally, including authentication of the 63 capsule files, the unchanged invoice/carrier, precision receipt and 25-premise conjunction. I also checked the successful full Linux registered replay, run 40140121823, whose checkout explicitly merges this head into 32890bc5…; it completes the unchanged #5413 replay as well. This supports κ = 0.0030272882389, tested 0.0030272882489, as numerical compiler headroom only, with the five retained premises and no recursive economic gain.

The Part B optimum value also checks out in the stated relation model. As an additional check, I replaced Decimal scoring with exact integer concave-order comparisons on every enumerated subset: 66,788 backward and 716 forward cases. At every positive-rank breakpoint, the hinge sums for “advertised optimum minus candidate” are nonnegative. The backward optimum has signed score vector {1:+8, 8:+8, 9:−8} and the forward optimum has score zero. I also checked that the centre-option supports are disjoint as required by the WLOG reduction. Thus the enumerated bound has an exact integer certificate, rather than depending on a near-equality of rounded powers.

Two corrections remain:

  1. [P2] The optimal subspace is not unique. relations.py:23 says the optimum is attained only by the eight existing relations. The g > best enumeration retains one maximizer and does not establish uniqueness.

    There is an exact tie. In the component numbering returned by optimum() at this pinned head, the original optimal set is
    {56,65,66,194,200,203,205,212}. Replace 194 with 207, the relation

    h288 − h294 − h296 − h297 + h300 + h303 = 0.
    

    The resulting space is independent, eight-dimensional, and different from the original span. One valid pivot set is {225,227,229,230,241,245,257,288}, all rank-nine targets. Replaying the row-membership tests saves exactly eight rank-one climbs and eight rank-eight centres, with target debit eight rank-nine jobs. The freed backward climb events change from
    {15584,15870,15876,17233,17245,17256,17264,17722} to
    {15584,15870,15876,17245,17256,17264,17580,17722}; all eight centre sites remain free. These are zero-based source-event indices.

    This gives the same 8(1+8^t−9^t) for every t, so it does not improve the bound or supply a ninth profitable exchange. Please state that the original span is an optimum, remove the uniqueness claim, and retain this tied space as a regression.

  2. [P3] The endpoint-distance exponent is off by a factor of 100. README:83–84 says the chosen κ is 8×10⁻¹⁶ below the quoted bound. In fact
    0.00302728823898 − 0.0030272882389 = 8×10⁻¹⁴.
    Given the certified bracket, the distance to the actual reserve-limited maximum is between 7×10⁻¹⁴ and 8×10⁻¹⁴. The selected endpoint and its funding checks are unaffected.

Scope: local checks used CPython 3.12.8 / Darwin arm64 with explicit timeouts and a sampled 1 GiB descendant-RSS limit; the endpoint check's documented Darwin resource shim remains explicit. The full unmodified foundation replay is covered by the matched Linux CI run, and I independently authenticated all 142 frozen foundation files locally. The optimality check shares the submitted rational replay and adds an independent integer pricing certificate; it concerns the stated fixed-word relation model, not arbitrary new native words or an unconditional multiplication theorem. No selected-record change or merge is proposed here.

Review performed with OpenAI Codex assistance.

…e regression); fix endpoint-distance exponent

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for the careful review. Both points are addressed in eb289efb4:

  1. [P2] Uniqueness: removed. relations.py, the README and the PR description now say Conditional κ = 0.00302666 (+4.31e-6 over #5377): eight joint helper relations #5383's span attains the optimum (an optimum, not the unique one). relations.py adds your tie as a regression. It checks that the chosen set is {56, 65, 66, 194, 200, 203, 205, 212} at this head. It then checks that swapping 194 → 207 (h288 − h294 − h296 − h297 + h300 + h303 = 0) gives an independent eight-dimensional set, outside the Conditional κ = 0.00302666 (+4.31e-6 over #5377): eight joint helper relations #5383 span, with the same exact score 8(8^t+1−9^t). The result is recorded in RESULT-RELATIONS.json as tied_optimum_regression.
  2. [P3] Exponent: corrected to 8×10⁻¹⁴, noting the 7×10⁻¹⁴ to 8×10⁻¹⁴ distance to the actual reserve-limited maximum.

relations.py (rebuild and compare) passes, the 5 corruption controls still reject, and --check-only and check_research_commit pass. Part A, the κ, its endpoint and its funding, is unchanged.

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