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Conditional κ .003128386 (+2.582e-6 over #6030): owned registers 770, 771 and 772 descend through the frames of helpers 705, 706 and 731, which no longer relay them; helper 732 reads 771 at frame 117 - #6144
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…/706/731 relays folded into owned registers 770/771/772 and helper 732 reading 771 at frame 117 Owned registers 770, 771 and 772 descend through the frames that helpers 705, 706 and 731 used to relay them through, which keep a single hop. Helper 732 reads 771 at frame 117 and drops its stop at frame 594. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ld/hoist/retain, generators, sub-circuit tools, floor LPs) Packages the P104 designer toolkit as research/p104-designer-toolkit-v2 (the frozen research/p104-designer-toolkit is untouched). No kappa claim and no new word: exact pricing and legality oracle, verifier-profile adoption, the #6030 rebuild pipeline with the fold/hoist/retain constructor passes (reaches the exact kappa of #6143, #6144 and #6167), gen2/gen3 generators, sub-circuit extract/splice/re-solve tools, bulk evaluation, the floor LPs and the theory and lemma write-ups. VERIFY.json replays tests/regress.py --fast and the retain test on Python 3.12 with numpy, scipy and sympy. Prepared by DreamingOfClouds with Claude Opus 5.5 (Anthropic), via Claude Code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Conditional κ .003128386 (+2.582e-6 over #6030): owned registers 770, 771 and 772 descend through the frames of helpers 705, 706 and 731, which no longer relay them; helper 732 reads 771 at frame 117
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research/p104-root-relay-descent-2edits the merged word of #6030 (κ .003125804). It re-certifies the edited word with the chain #6030 used, which is PR #5827's own verifier, loaded unmodified apart from the declared pricing literals. It continues #6143 (same author), which folds the first two of these relays; this PR is based on main and covers the full diff against #6030.The edit
In #6030's word, three owned registers are each loaded, moved one frame down and cleared, and a public helper then carries their content back up through the intermediate frames:
The edit removes the three relays and lets each owned register visit those frames itself, on the way down:
EDIT.json.gzis the explicit edit list: boundary changes, plus the new program as copy segments of #6030's program and literal events.construct.py(stdlib only) applies it to #6030's word and regenerates the completeWORD.json.gzpayload byte for byte. #6030's word is pinned ininputs/pr6030-WORD.json.gzand authenticated against main'sresearch/p104-helper470-twin-rung-removal/WORD.json.gz(Git blob and SHA256 inSOURCES.json).Verification
verify.pyruns these steps:inputs/pr5827-source.tar, the same archive Conditional κ .003125282 (+5.22e-7 over #5827): remove helper 468's frame-593 rung with rerouted reads #5907 and Conditional κ .003125804 (+5.22e-7 over #5907): remove helper 470's frame-593 rung, the twin of #5907's removal #6030 ship), including its seven-deep source chain.pricing.pyequals PR Conditional κ = 0.00312476680 (+5.8046936e-7 over #5811): unread path #5827'spricing.pyplus the edits declared inPRICING-EDITS.json: the claim, the previous claim (= Conditional κ .003125804 (+5.22e-7 over #5907): remove helper 470's frame-593 rung, the twin of #5907's removal #6030's .003125804), the paid-call count and two labels.RESULT.json.--part buildruns only the authentication, regeneration and replay.The full stack was run from a clean clone of the branch.
construct.pyreports "constructed 22818 events, 770 public (matches shipped WORD payload)",test_portability.pypasses, andverify.pypasses every stage and ends withPASS_P104_BASE6030_EDIT_KAPPA_312838600, with crossing (312839320327/100000000000000, 39104915041/12500000000000).Conditions
The five framework assumptions retained by the P104 line are inherited unchanged, and so is PR #5827's checker. These are author checks, not independent human acceptance. No change to the selected frontier is requested.
Credits
test_portability.pyare the maintainer portability repair merged with Conditional κ .003125804 (+5.22e-7 over #5907): remove helper 470's frame-593 rung, the twin of #5907's removal #6030 (Douglas Colkitt, with OpenAI Codex assistance).Open lead (not taken here): root 2's descent still stages at frames 520 and 737, and those stages are read only by G registers (497 at 520, 451 at 737). Dropping both stages, with those readers moved onto neighbouring root-2 frames, should save about 3.8 R0 (≈ +0.03% κ) on top of this word if a legal schedule exists. Dropping 520 alone is worth about 1.9 R0; dropping 737 alone about 1.1 R0. We have not built it.
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