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Judgment and accepted weight
Grade: pass, for the complete frozen cubic assertion examined in
the settled report. The accepted mathematical verdict is
refutation-failed. The report satisfies the whole-claim contract in
docs/verification.md and its campaign adapter, including the mathematical
work beyond the numerical checker.
The accepted weight is one complete independent whole-claim examination: the strict family inequality, the exact gamma value, the upper bound for every monic complex cubic, and both directions of the equality classification. All eight proof sections and the actual local deformation used from the proof of Eremenko–Hayman Lemma 5 are covered. This meets the tier-1 report contract at its stated external-source and arithmetic boundaries. It supplies neither a second independent review cycle nor a kernel proof, and it accepts no unconditional general Problem 824 conclusion. No corpus standing is edited by this private grading delivery.
The four failed endpoint-equality assertions in the auxiliary diagnostic have zero weight as successful calibration checks. The diagnostic remains a failed program. Its successful finite root comparisons and rejection tests retain their stated, limited weight. The required rectangle inequalities are established in the report's written argument independently of those failed assertions. No missing required mathematical coverage remains on this account.
The reviewer's initial import of the live runtime is ruled immaterial to independence, for the content-based reasons below. The source's false unnormalized escape sentence remains a useful adverse finding at its precise scope; it is not a refutation of the cubic statement.
Subject, identities, and reading depth
Grading date: 2026-10-15 UTC. The exact settled report is preserved as review/report.md, with its derivations, reproduction instructions, independent diagnostic, and exact diagnostic inputs. The settled report was completed on 2026-10-15 at 16:53 UTC. Its mathematical subject was frozen on that date at 14:29:00 UTC, and the supplied neutral extraction was prepared at 15:09:22 UTC. These are different events; the grade does not substitute the report's settlement for the mathematical freeze. The private identity record separately verifies the grading-packet identity, settled-report identity, original mathematical identity, and operating sources.
The preserved mathematical subject is:
| Path relative to this grade | Reading and assessment |
|---|---|
| review/assets/subject/statement.md | Entire extracted statement and length convention. |
| review/assets/subject/proof.md | Entire proof, sections 1–8, including every consequence under review. |
| review/assets/subject/evidence_description.md | Entire execution and coverage description. |
| review/assets/subject/evidence/main.py | All 342 lines; bounds, branches, ranges, termination, failure propagation, and final obligations. |
| review/assets/subject/source_eremenko_hayman_lemmas_1_to_6.md | The entire supplied excerpt and bibliography were read; the public file is its source locator, and source-proof depth is qualified below. |
| review/assets/subject/runtime/tools/core/harness.py | Complete checker and argument-parser interface. |
| review/assets/operating/flint_api_reference.txt | Complete supplied installed API capture. |
| review/assets/operating/run_frozen_evidence.py | Complete executed identity wrapper. |
The reviewer report, all three independent derivations, reproduction account, complete diagnostic code, and exact inputs were read and assessed in full. The mandatory verification standard and campaign adapter were read in full, along with the required corpus, evidence, authoring, and weaving instructions. The frozen operating snapshots matched the permitted checkout pages before reading. The original reviewer manifest and delivered copies agree, including the mathematical files and runtime support; the retained reviewer delivery is unchanged.
For runtime support, the checker/parser, package import surfaces, constants, and relevant wrappers were read. The twenty supplied possible live-import modules were compared byte for byte with their frozen counterparts, and their import-time statements were inspected statically. This is not a full audit of their unrelated repository-command implementations. The project specification and lockfile were retained and identity checked; no environment was installed from them. No PDF, original external book, source-tree checkout, live claim ledger, or linked research page was opened.
The historical audit examined the actual launched commission, seed and input mapping, visible incoming instructions, all recorded command batches, returned text establishing the essential complete readings, environment and exposure records, mathematical execution records, communication records, and settlement paths. Earlier startup records were checked as exact prefixes of the final records. Repeated headless-log text and ancillary inventories were used only for scoped corroboration, not represented as a second full textual reading. An opaque native compaction payload was not decoded; the visible inputs and actions before and after it remain available. The report and mathematical keepers were already written before that compaction and were unchanged during its subsequent final checks.
Original project mathematics is credited to Plasma AI. Eremenko and Hayman retain authorship of the external lemniscate results. Reviewer and grader are distinct fresh roles; both disclosed model gpt-6-astra. The grader is also distinct from the author, preparer, and commissioner, and did not participate in constructing the subject or its review.
Eligibility and exposure rulings
Reviewer eligibility passes. The launched assignment charged refutation of the entire statement and supplied the neutral mathematical extraction, execution support, and operating rules. It did not supply author plans, prior verdicts, or mathematical advocacy. The actual incoming step commissions match the original seed after the ordinary worktree-path substitution. The initial preflight contained only a request for an acknowledgment. The visible record contains no substantive incoming reconciliation or encouragement.
Empty subscription tables support the wiring facts at startup and later boundaries. More decisively, the command history shows the commissioned reads and the reviewer's own continuation, derivations, code, and outputs; no inbox/feed read, synchronization, source-tree extraction, web search, subagent, or additional mathematical execution appears. Outbound disclosures are not incoming mathematical steering. A supplied record of the coordinator reading one of those disclosures is the coordinator's action, not a reviewer inbox read. The automatic settlement touched only the reviewer's own continuation and delivery paths. A completion label is not used as mathematical or independence evidence.
Initial live-package import: immaterial exposure. Before mathematical
execution, an identity-only Python invocation on standard input selected the
checkout's live tools package ahead of the intended frozen import path.
The recorded command and output establish what happened; the report accurately
discloses it. The reviewer immediately reported the exposure and repeated the
probe with safe-path mode. Both mathematical processes subsequently printed
the correct frozen-package identity.
The ruling does not rest merely on the later correction. All twenty supplied candidate implementation files are byte-identical to permitted frozen runtime files. Inspection of their import surfaces finds definitions, constants, regular expressions, and package initialization, with no invocation reading mathematical corpus content. The identity probe displayed package/interpreter locations and versions, not a theorem, proof, prior verdict, or advice. No mathematics in the report could only have come from those excluded imports, and neither the mathematical attack direction nor the refutation charge followed them. The operating correction followed the import-path error alone. On this content test the exposure does not require a fresh reviewer. It must remain disclosed together with this ruling when the report is filed.
Native configuration and automatic activity. The preserved final native configuration retains the entire original prefix and adds only the permitted project-trust leaf. No agent command edited it. The recorded automatic setup and final private settlement are operating activity, not independent proof warrants. The settlement path inspection found no mathematical corpus edit.
Grader's own isolation. The grader used only the individually commissioned packet and operating inputs, plus its own new continuation and outputs. The historical report and transcripts are expressly allowed grading evidence; they are not a second blind review of the mathematics. Own boundary and resumed subscription records are empty. No excluded exposure has been identified in this grading. An administrative file-write tool failure and its recovery are preserved privately; neither introduced mathematical content or another check. No own exposure is being excused through the reviewer ruling above.
A final custody comparison found the supplied packet and static operating pages unchanged, but two retry controls in the grader's own operating configuration differed from the accepted launch snapshot after resumption. The difference and the effective resumed time allowance were disclosed to the operator; no configuration edit, further launch, or additional mathematical execution was made by the grader. Operator acceptance of that operating change remains an intake obligation. This grade of the reviewed report does not self-approve the grader's operating configuration.
Exact restatement and clause coverage
Let denote Euclidean arclength of the geometric set . For every real , with the nonnegative real square root , the statement is
For every monic complex polynomial of degree exactly three, , and equality holds exactly for
The report preserves these quantifiers, strictness, monicity, complex domain, and geometric length convention. It includes the endpoint , excludes from the strict assertion, and treats the latter as an auxiliary equality case. It does not replace geometric length by a ramification multiplicity. The family bound, constant evaluation, global bound, and equality equivalence all receive pass as coverage rulings within the single whole-contract grade; none is being substituted for the whole statement.
Contract and mathematical coverage
| Whole-claim contract part | Grade and reason |
|---|---|
| Subject and independence | Pass. Frozen statement/proof/code/input paths and dates, actual reading, exclusions, source boundaries, and the import exposure are explicit and supported by primary records. |
| Restatement | Pass. Every clause and convention above is present without weakening or extending the subject. |
| Checklist | Pass. All seven canonical items, twelve named patterns, and ten Erdos items have express verdicts. Their substance is adjudicated below. |
| Weakest steps | Pass. Three consequential rederivations are retained, addressing deformation/uniqueness, small-parameter singular bounds, and enclosure/coverage semantics. They are not paraphrases of execution output. |
| Strongest attack | Pass. The existential-versus-all-maximizers objection is pursued through the actual source construction and cubic continuation, including collision and coefficient-escape obstructions. |
| Premises | Pass at the identified external interfaces. No native theorem premise is consumed; the source and arithmetic boundaries below are retained. |
| Verdict and reproduction | Pass. The whole mathematical verdict is stated in full; successful and failed computations are distinguished and reproduced from unchanged inputs. |
The eight proof components have the following substantive rulings:
| Proof section | Ruling on the report's verification |
|---|---|
| 1. Global reduction and normalization | Adequate. External existence and the unit-critical-value extremizer are identified. Translation gives ; unit rotations preserve monicity and length. The equations and lead to the stated family, including and . This is correctly used first as an existential reduction. |
| 2. Length integral | Adequate. Inverse branches count regular geometric arcs once; critical points have zero arclength as points and their inverse-derivative singularities remain integrated. The exponents and are integrable. Conjugation supplies the factor two. |
| 3. Root identities and scaling | Adequate. The cubic factorization and derivative identity justify the symmetric density. Either quadratic resolvent root and any cube-root labeling give the same root multiset. The scaling power is for density, hence after arclength scaling. |
| 4. Comparison and gamma value | Adequate. The positive coefficient-square series for , endpoint domination, and beta/gamma evaluation are independently checked. The endpoint singularity remains integrable. The comparison has the correct units and strictness. |
| 5. Small parameters | Adequate. The rationalized near graph covers the required arc; its complement, including the far branch at small height, is in the tail region. Head and critical-window subtractions use lower bounds, and the positive terms use upper bounds. The tail's two-side factor and conservative estimate are justified. Full parameter balls cover every positive up to . |
| 6. Larger parameters | Adequate. Chord distance and the integrable square-root window yield the claimed constant. Window guards are checked for each box. The upper angular extension past is safe by nonnegativity and does not cross the second critical angle; the tiny parameter extension past preserves the relevant formulas. |
| 7. Full cover and conclusion | Adequate. Accepted parameter intervals are consecutive, final endpoints are checked, and the two regimes overlap. Each accepted interval has its own strict bound. The printed worst-margin summary is not the logical basis of uniform coverage. The omitted positive terms in the control have the correct lower-bound direction. |
| 8. Equality and uniqueness | Adequate. The actual deformation applies to any maximizer with an isolated off-circle critical value. Local degree preserves simplicity. Centered cubic coefficients give the compactness needed for continuation and terminal limits. The double-critical-point case and converse unit rotation are treated separately. |
Strongest attack: the actual deformation
The report correctly refuses the invalid inference that existence of one maximizer with critical values on the unit circle classifies all maximizers. Its first derivation examines the stronger local fact used in the frozen proof. For a maximizing monic cubic , take an off-circle critical value and a disc separated from the other critical value and the unit circle. The perturbation gives the coefficient
almost everywhere. Properness gives compact support, and small complex parameters keep its norm below one. Through the explicitly identified normalized Beltrami theorem, the straightening has at infinity. Consequently is an entire monic cubic. The normalization is essential: arbitrary scaling would change the optimization problem. Local topological degree preserves the two simple critical points and moves only .
The support stays away from the original lemniscate. The report checks both and conformality on a common neighborhood. Analytic parameter dependence and local uniform boundedness justify integrating as a subharmonic function of the parameter. Global maximality then forces this length to be constant near zero. These are the essential deductions from the source construction, not an appeal to Lemma 5's statement alone.
The continuation objection is also answered in the retained report. Along an arc avoiding the other value , depressed coefficients satisfy and . Their boundedness and source coefficient continuity make the realizable-maximizer set relatively closed as well as locally open. They also supply the terminal limit. A second move, if needed, ends with two distinct unit critical values, contradicting the proved strict family bound. This is sufficient without assuming a global continuous choice of cubic roots or completion of infinitely many local moves. The grader finds this attack answered in the settled report; no new proof repair is supplied by the grade.
Uniform integral warrant and failed stopping-rule attack
The small-parameter derivation checks
and accounts for the head, the window about , both regular intervals, and the entire omitted tail. In particular, the tail bound already includes both tails, whereas conjugation doubles the head, window, and regular terms. The written rational overestimate proves the conservative tail constant without a numerical sample. Negative upper bounds for on full balls combine with to give strictness arbitrarily close to zero; a positive lower cutoff on has not been substituted.
The signed rectangle rule was checked directly against its code. If an actual integrand lies in and its nonnegative width in , an upper scalar bound is for and otherwise. The lower rule uses for and otherwise. Ball products and sums enclose those scalar bounds; the appropriate final endpoint supplies the inequality. This argument remains valid with outward rounding of every constructor radius.
A finite enclosure accepted at an integration depth limit therefore remains a rectangle bound; it need not meet the requested subdivision tolerance. Nonfinite exhaustion raises an error. An unresolved parameter-cover box at its threshold records failure instead of acceptance. The program's floating subdivision heuristic changes efficiency, not the enclosing inequality. These facts supply the required stopping-rule warrant independently of the four failed ideal-endpoint predicates. The report does not claim that a returned lower-bound ball is wholly a scalar lower bound: its conservative stated control uses a scalar below the lower endpoint.
Premises and source boundaries
The grader independently derived the premise census from the frozen statement, proof, and consequences on 2026-10-15. There is no consumed native L-theorem premise. The self-reference identifies L144 and definitions supplied in the extraction. The normalization-sketch link is provenance for algebra that is actually reproduced. No live standing read was authorized, necessary, or performed. There is no pending native grade whose prospective standing is being substituted for a current one.
| Premise or boundary | Accepted interface and ruling |
|---|---|
| Eremenko–Hayman, corrected 1999 preprint as commissioned, Lemma 4 | Continuity in coefficients and existence of an extremal monic polynomial of each fixed positive degree, specialized to degree three. Complete supplied text read; claims checked and proof partially verified. Accepted as an identified literature theorem, not a locally reconstructed complete proof. |
| Same source, Lemma 5 | Existence of a maximizer whose finite critical values have modulus one. Complete supplied text read; claims checked and proof partially verified. The native cubic equality proof additionally consumes the actual local construction, whose essential deductions are examined above. |
| Normalized Beltrami existence and analytic dependence | Carleson–Gamelin, Complex Dynamics (1993), Chapter I, Theorems 7.4 and 7.6 as invoked by the supplied source. Compact support, norm below one, normalization at infinity, and analytic parameter dependence are explicit. The source invocation/application was checked; the original book and proofs are unread. This is a retained external boundary, not a claim of their independent reconstruction. |
| Composition identity | Ahlfors, Lectures on quasiconformal mappings (1966), p. 9 is the source's citation. Original book unread. The particular displayed coefficient identity is independently derived by the Wirtinger chain rule in the report. |
| Internal support of Lemma 4 | Supplied Lemmas 1–3 and the source's Cartan/Hille invocations were read as support of the external theorem. The original cited works and every source deduction were not separately certified. No additional native theorem is created from them. |
| Standard analysis | Inverse-branch arclength, Parseval, convergence theorems, beta integral/gamma duplication, compactness, connectedness, and the subharmonic maximum principle are used at checked hypotheses. |
| Ball arithmetic | python-flint 0.9.0 arb/acb enclosure semantics, branch-cut behavior, enclosing endpoints and transcendental operations are trusted interfaces. Supplied API and uses were inspected. The implementation and transcendental algorithms were not independently verified. |
| Source fidelity | The supplied text, not the original PDF, is the source inspected. No PDF transcription or original-book fidelity certificate is claimed. The exact received text is retained for this assessment. |
Ordinary reliance on these identified source theorems is permitted by the verification standard; it does not require an infinite reconstruction of their literature. The grade does not strengthen the actual reading depth. In particular, the local Lemma 5 deductions have been checked through the stated Beltrami boundary, rather than pretending that the unread book proofs were checked. Lemma 6, the source's general linear-in-degree bound, and its quadratic extremizer result are not premises of the cubic argument.
Adverse source finding. The supplied Lemma 4 proof says that length tends to zero when the entire unnormalized root vector tends to infinity. The report's witness is valid: for , all three roots escape while is a unit circle of length . This refutes that sentence. It does not refute coefficient continuity or existence modulo translations; the preceding source argument concerns large root diameter. The grade retains the witness and the report's partial source-proof qualification, and does not claim a repaired or fully verified proof of Lemma 4. The cubic proof consumes the identified theorem interface, not the false unnormalized asymptotic.
Reproduction and exact diagnostic weight
The grader reconstructed the individually permitted delivery files with their original relative hierarchy inside private scratch and used the child-local installed interpreter. The only mathematical path changes are that relocation and the explicit import path to the preserved runtime. The retained identity wrapper and both mathematical programs are unchanged. The inherited virtual environment and project-selection variables were cleared; safe-path mode, explicit interpreter selection, one-thread settings, and the correct runtime were verified in the executing processes. CPython 3.14.6 and python-flint 0.9.0 match the recorded mathematical environment. The supplied project/lock files were not used for installation.
Exactly two mathematical reruns were made after reading the code and stating input sizes and time limits. The full run had a 900-second limit; the finite diagnostic had a 60-second limit. Both completed. Administrative identity and historical-record parsing did not execute additional mathematical code. Reproduction details preserve the command substitutions, input scope, outcomes, and the distinction between raw private receipts and portable mathematical inputs.
| Leg | Observed reproduction and accepted weight |
|---|---|
| Full unchanged checker | Exit 0, all 22 obligations passed. Thirteen small-parameter boxes and 591 accepted larger-parameter boxes reproduce the claimed cover. The corresponding regular-piece counts are 1,930,449 and 2,581,149. This supports the uniform integral bounds after the mathematical audit above. |
| Numerical margins and constant | Reproduced printed enclosures: ; largest small-regime upper bound ; reported smallest large-regime margin . Individual accepted-box comparisons, rather than that summary alone, supply the uniform strict margin. |
| Control at | Reproduced bounds imply the conservative scalar interval . This is a control at one parameter, not the universal theorem. |
| Prescribed-root diagnostic | Exit 1 with 44 of 48 predicates passing. All 60 prescribed-root instances in twelve local input boxes passed their recorded containment tests. Generating a root first and dividing out its quadratic cofactor avoids the author's resolvent choice and cube root. This is useful finite testing, not another full parameter certificate. |
| Exact and rejection instances | Origin density , rejection of , the critical numerator/zero denominator, nonfinite critical density, nonfinite depth exhaustion, invalid window, and unresolved tiny cover behaved as recorded. |
| Four failed assertions | The finite-cap assertion and negative, positive, and sign-changing rectangle assertions all failed again. Each tests an exact ideal endpoint equality stronger than the enclosing inequality. They receive no successful-calibration weight and do not make the whole diagnostic a pass. |
The actual discrepant endpoints are absent from both the original and repeated diagnostic output. Neither their numerical sizes nor the cause of each failure has been measured here. The documented possibility of outward radius rounding explains why exact ideal equalities are unjustified expectations; it is not reported as a measured diagnosis. The independent scalar rectangle argument already establishes the required inequalities for outward enclosures, so no missing required warrant is being excused as an optional probe.
The two root-generation routes share the same arithmetic library. They are structurally different for the suspected Cardano branch/normalization error, not independent implementations of ball arithmetic. The review is a single claim, not a batch or commissioned second cycle. Its finite alternative route has its actual scope; repeated executions by the grader add no new independent review cycle. Exact failing inputs and predicates remain in the unchanged code and JSON, including the indeterminate integrand, window, unresolved cover, singular , and wrong origin factor. Neither program reads cached mathematical success.
Checklist adjudication
The following rulings assess the report's explicit verdicts against the whole contract, rather than accepting the presence of table rows as evidence.
Canonical failure modes
| Item | Grading ruling |
|---|---|
| Almost-all upgraded to all | Pass. Full parameter enclosures, endpoint analysis, and the arbitrary-maximizer argument address the quantified sets. |
| Induction presupposing termination | Pass. Open/closed continuation supplies transport; numerical stopping rules retain a proved bound or fail. |
| Probabilistic or averaging heuristic | Inapplicable as a probabilistic mode. The exact Parseval identity and root average do not invoke a statistical inference. |
| Circular equivalent statement | Pass. External existence does not presuppose the value of the maximum; strict family estimates precede uniqueness. |
| Exceptional sets dropped | No density argument applies. The analogous singular-integral hazard is covered by integrable local exponents and explicit positive window bounds. |
| Finite verification overreach | Pass. Uniform certification comes from balls plus analytic tails/windows; the finite diagnostic is not promoted to universal evidence. |
| Relaxed convergence replacing actual objects | Pass. Normalization and inverse-root arclength return to actual geometric lemniscates in the same monic class. |
Named patterns
| Item | Grading ruling |
|---|---|
| Model-class transport instead of entailment | Pass. No logical-model extension applies; the relevant family reduction is proved and its existential force distinguished from uniqueness. |
| Infinite-family uniformity from finite instances | Pass. Full interval dependence and analytic complements supply the bridge; no sampled-only conclusion is accepted. |
| Extremal conclusions in the claim's units | Pass. Existence, Euclidean arclength, monicity, exact constant, and length-preserving equality transformations are explicit. |
| Consequence sentences | Pass. The family conclusion, every-cubic consequence, and both equality directions are assessed separately. The false source sentence is retained at its own scope. |
| Carry quantified hypotheses | Pass. Positivity, boundary cases, distinct critical values, graph conditions, and bounded centered coefficients remain visible. |
| Composition inherits unsupported premises | Pass at stated source interfaces. No omitted native claim was found; the stronger local deformation interface is checked rather than inferred from the weaker lemma statement. |
| Reproducibility notes are claims | Pass. Exact relocated inputs reproduce both exit outcomes and claimed mathematical coverage. The original live mathematical path is not represented as having been executed. |
| Verifier quotations are claims | Inapplicable to the reviewer's neutral subject, which contained no earlier verifier judgment. Applicable to this grade: the report's verdict, exclusions, and unsuccessful diagnostic are characterized at their actual strength. |
| Full verdict words | Pass. The accepted verdict is refutation-failed; the source-sentence disproof and a defective-proof finding are not conflated with it. |
| Certified brackets fail loudly | Pass for the required warrant. Nonfinite and unresolved-cover cases fail; finite depth-cap rectangles remain valid by the written inequality. The failed calibration predicates add no successful test coverage. No periodic phase statistic applies. |
| Meaningful failing inputs | Pass. Wrong-factor, singular, nonfinite, invalid-window, unresolved-cover, margin, and tiling failure surfaces are specified. The four actually failed predicates are preserved without rewriting their outcome. |
| Rerun rather than cached success | Pass. Full cover and diagnostic were actually recomputed; code inspection finds no cached success dependency. No repository gate is claimed. |
Erdos-specific checklist
| Item | Grading ruling |
|---|---|
| Quantifiers and scope | Pass for every stated family parameter, every monic complex cubic, and exact equality/uniqueness. |
| Circularity | Pass. No target-equivalent native premise or assumed desired extremal value is used. |
| Model and convention changes | Pass. Monicity, translation/rotation, inverse-branch counting, scaling, and geometric length agree. |
| Finite and statistical overreach | Pass. There is no statistical inference, and the finite alternative root route has no universal weight. |
| Uniformity | Pass. Endpoint limits, parameter intervals, singular estimates, root choices, and tail constants are justified in their required domains. |
| Extremal conclusions | Pass. Existence, the value bound, attainment, and exclusion of other equality cases are all covered. |
| Consequences and composition | Pass. The numerical family result is connected to the global result and equality through the identified, checked interfaces. |
| Computation | Pass for uniform integral certification under the arithmetic contract. The four optional equality checks remain failed and excluded from successful warrant. |
| Reproduction | Pass. Exact retained code and inputs reproduce the full checker and failed diagnostic; path/import substitutions are disclosed. |
| Source and verdict fidelity | Pass within text-only source inspection and identified literature boundaries. No original-book, PDF, library-implementation, kernel, or prior-review verification is invented. |
The neighboring discipline concerning correlated statistical samples is inapplicable. The evidence-coverage discipline is satisfied by the explicit division between certified integral bounds and the written reductions and equality proof; no computation is asked to fill an unproved bridge.
Retained evidence and remaining obligations
The unchanged reviewer report, three derivations, diagnostic, exact JSON, mathematical extraction, runtime support, API capture, and executed wrapper are retained together under the relative paths above. The source-sentence counterexample and failed calibration predicates remain useful keepers. Private primary history, identity comparisons, reconstruction map, exact commands, raw outcomes, and grading-administration scripts are retained separately. They are not public mathematical inputs or substitutes for reruns.
The coordinator owns durable filing of the grade and review at
wiki/theory/polynomials/L144_cubic_lemniscate_length/evidence/verify/, with
all required exact inputs accessible from an ordinary clone. Filing must keep
the exposure disclosure and this materiality ruling in the record and owning
standing account, preserve the diagnostic's nonzero outcome, and respect the
source-text publication boundary. Relocating the package requires corresponding
path maintenance, not changes to mathematical bytes or retrospective claims
about what was examined. Private handoff alone does not perform that filing.
There is no outstanding required mathematical coverage obligation for this frozen report after this grade. The source/PDF/book/library limits above remain limits of what is accepted; they are not silently declared completed. Measuring or correcting the four auxiliary endpoint tests would require a separately retained diagnostic if the coordinator wants that additional coverage. It is not a condition of this pass. Changes to the frozen statement or substantive proof/code require the standing treatment prescribed by the verification standard; this grade covers no later repair. The coordinator owns intake and filing, including disposition of the disclosed resumed operating change. The campaign owner inherits any unfinished administrative obligation if that work expires.