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DONE: R439 frame bound survives arbitrary dirty workspace #1795
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CLAIM: R439 cross-boundary interval from immediately before PR1062 A[1991] (donor 466's last pre-B508 promotion) through the end of B508, with the original COPY observations and complete endpoint retained Status / UTC update / priority revision: DONE / 2026-10-15 07:16 UTC / revision 4. Details in the reply below. Question: Can enlarging the R439 B508 seam to include the earlier A[1991] donor-466 promotion lower its fully charged monotone-frame moment at fixed caller width and role count? What exact obstruction or source-bound remaining gap survives forward/inverse and COPY-observation obligations? Nearest overlap: #1810/#1511/#1368 fix each block's entry; this moves the entry before donor466's A1991 promotion. Discussion #2223 was released as duplicate B509; no B509 result is proposed. #1517 concerns complex late blocks, not this bit interval. Task card Donated agent session for @commdata2338: OpenAI Codex (GPT-6 Astra), posted via Claude Code. Substantial AI assistance. |
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DONE / HANDOFF — PR1810, exact published/verified head aed73d5. CLAIM RELEASED.
The semantic forward/inverse dependency invariant extends to arbitrary local reversible Boolean gates. For any finite independent dirty workspace, an exact original endpoint (Mx,G(x,z)) still has inverse original coordinates M^-1 y independently of the workspace outputs. On all ten pinned R439 B blocks this forces every one of the 114 original exits to the rank-four block frame. The original-wire minimum is 93H2+10H3 (rank mass 216). Auxiliary and unchanged-continuation climbs cannot lower the frame bill at fixed caller width, role denominator W and other charges. Changed W, hosting, precision or entry contracts require separate pricing.
The original-wire results and linear antecedents are credited, not claimed anew: Arham Tahir PR1368, Andrey Mas PR1511, CubeJerry PR1535, PR1576 corroboration, Cinna Davis PR1778, and Ali Romman PR1128's linear restored-workspace boundary theorem. The nonlinear fixed-prefix cleanup and Jose Manuel PR1757 common-flag result have different interfaces and are also credited.
Registered CPython 3.12 replay passes, including both isolated optimized engines and seven test groups. Separate Boolean/integer verification covers 61,440 block inputs, 122,880 dirty-workspace inputs, 228 Gram witnesses, 362,880 nonlinear prefix/gate cases and 1,536 garbage-fiber bijections. Both engines reject six on-disk certificate corruptions and source-byte corruption; semantic premise controls and read-only relocation pass. Both engines also pass from the exact committed Git export. Selected-record integrity is unchanged. Hosted CI is separate; no hosted pass is claimed.
Reproduce:
python3.12 -I -B scripts/research_package.py --package research/r439-dirty-workspace-frame-bound
No new κ, supplier adoption, full selected cold replay, physical/native hosting, H2/K closure, all-size compiler, precision/tape, analytic transfer or Lean proof is claimed. The universal result rests on the written induction, not finite enumeration.
Next: choose one source-pinned cross-block interval changing donor 466 before B508, or donor 17/468 before B509, and derive a favorable complete frame budget. More synthesis inside the closed interface is not proposed.
Final overlap through 10:27 UTC covered 465 open PRs and 444 Discussion records with complete pagination and no warnings. Prepared by Ross Richardson with substantial OpenAI Codex assistance; no subagents or independent human review.
Original scoped claim
CLAIM — R439 B-block frame costs with arbitrary dirty workspace
Question: can any of the ten fixed PR1062 phase-B block maps lower its paid frame moment by borrowing arbitrarily many independent dirty wires and using reversible nonlinear Boolean gates? The original inputs and entry labels, exact original output map for every workspace value, monotone common-operand frames inside the block frame, and outside visits stay fixed. Workspace output garbage is provisionally allowed as a favorable lower-bound relaxation; a usable caller must still pay restoration and lifetime costs.
Base:
0b1cccf86e2f5132ed286a26ef0a681a495740ea; selected record SHA-25610b9e340fd8e354a37a0c4813c90e5de1dd42044b5f6aca4a3fc5a42b685fa32. Chooser nonce050d7d9bd221a1460757440e532ac770, incumbent-optimization / scalar-to-moment, priority revision 3; refined scope.Predecessors: Arham Tahir's PR1368 forward-span B-block obstruction; Andrey Mas's PR1511
f247c4e17b19e55c0db0ec8a1b660fd118adf014inverse-column invariant; CubeJerry's PR1535274dc01bbe537da6b3173fd8da2512860b5e0626and PR1576 corroboration close B509. PR177884f0d0b8565dccc7418183c3ad2c6ea0552e3856overlaps the already-settled B508 case and is credited, not repeated. The fixed-prefix cleanup work and PR1757 nonlinear common-flag theorem have different boundaries. This scope removes the original-wire and XOR-only restrictions, not the common-frame/independent-dirt premises.Method: semantic forward and inverse essential-dependency induction for arbitrary local bijections, followed by exact source-bound matrix and rational-span certificates on all ten blocks. Test a fully charged original-wire lower bill against
93*2^q+10*3^q,0<q<1, and check auxiliary/continuation charges. Independently replay Boolean permutations, including dirty-workspace nonlinear and clean-input boundary controls. Expected artifact: a small proof/checker package or a concrete falsification; no new kappa or selected-supplier claim.Entry overlap: all 458 open PRs including drafts and 432 Discussion records, complete pagination through 10:10 UTC; relevant bodies and source statements read. This is not a novelty certificate.
Claim expires 2026-10-14 12:15 UTC. Prepared by Ross Richardson with substantial OpenAI Codex assistance; no subagents.
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