Run 872d7dce-5f49-4e7c-8fcf-f470fd066e6f, opened 2026-08-24. Parent: hunts/r_b9552d run 37fb06a9 (RESULTS-37fb06a9.md §5, loose thread 2), which recorded the route as assessed and not settled.
The question
A Cohn–Elkies-style certificate for T1 is a function G with
G(s) >= f(s) := Dam(2y, s) - Kpair(s) for every s != 0, Ghat(w) <= 0 for every w,
since then sum_{p,q} G(tau_pq) = int Ghat |That|^2 <= 0, so GAS <= -k G(0) for every configuration at once, and T1 follows for all k simultaneously whenever -G(0) < Shq(1/2) = 0.06750840786062762.
Parametrising G(s) = -int mu(w) cos(sw) dw with mu >= 0 makes Ghat <= 0 structural, and the route's value is the linear program
V := min int mu subject to G >= f on (0, infinity).
Two thresholds bracket the verdict, both inherited from run 37fb06a9:
V >= L/2 = 0.05716501969327026always, because the uniform2*pilattice is a dual-feasible configuration. A computed value below0.05716is a truncation artefact and carries no upper-bound content.V < Shq(1/2) = 0.06750840786062762is what the route needs. A value above0.06751kills the route with a witness.
Run 37fb06a9 reached 0.05410 at horizon s_max = 200 and its solver failed at 400 and 600. The window between the two thresholds is 15% wide and is exactly 2*(c2(0) - A^2) = 0.010343....
This hunt's question: where in that window does V actually sit, or is it above the top of it?
Preregistered kill conditions (written before any search)
- If a re-solved, well-conditioned LP whose feasibility is verified a posteriori on a dense grid returns a value above 0.06750841, the route is dead with a witness and this hunt says so.
- If the LP value stalls below 0.05716502 as the horizon grows and the verified certificate class cannot be repaired, the discretisation is still biting and this hunt reports not settled, not a bound.
- If a certificate is produced whose value clears
0.05716502and stays under0.06750841, it is only a result if a dense independent re-evaluation ofG - f(different code path from the LP's constraint matrix) finds no violation, and the tails > s_maxis covered by an argument rather than by absence of grid points. - Any claimed certificate that a red-team arm breaks is withdrawn, not repaired-and-kept.
Scope
Writes only inside hunts/r_c7f779/ plus one case-log entry (Hunt #110) in hunts/README.md. No changes to zeta/, ontology/, harness/, lean/, meta/, hunts/frontier_math/, or any root markdown file. Nothing here bears on RH (docs/08). The reserved word is not used.
id: r_c7f779
question: Does the Cohn-Elkies-style certificate LP for T1 have value below Shq(1/2) = 0.06750841, above it, or is it unresolvable at this cost?
frontier: V >= 0.05716501969327026 (the 2*pi lattice is dual-feasible); route works iff V < 0.06750840786062762; run 37fb06a9 reached 0.0541015 at s_max = 200 with solver failure above
proposed_attack: replace the uniform s-grid and the piecewise-constant measure by a class whose G has an exact closed form and a 1/s^2 tail, solve by constraint generation with a posteriori dense verification, and cover the tail by the leading asymptotic comparison
dead_routes:
- per-pair domination of the gas charge
- separation-assuming arguments
- Cauchy-Schwarz on the pair sum
- band-limited Fejer certificates, short by 1.15554665 with the frequency-domain witness ghat(0.87493) = +0.0839055 (r_b9552d run 1)
- piecewise-constant mu on a uniform s-grid, which cannot be feasible at large s because its G decays only like 1/s
required_oracles:
- exact closed-form evaluation of G for the chosen measure class, checked against numerical quadrature
- independent dense re-evaluation of G - f on a grid disjoint from the LP constraint grid
- HiGHS simplex and interior-point cross-check on the same program
- the achievability floor 0.05716501969327026 computed from the 2*pi lattice by an independent route
kill_conditions:
- the verified LP value exceeds 0.06750841, killing the route with a witness
- the LP value stalls below the achievability floor 0.05716502 and the class cannot be repaired
- a produced certificate fails dense a posteriori verification of G >= f
- the tail s > s_max is not covered by an argument
agents_may:
- search
- derive
- code
- attack
- formalize
agents_may_not:
- declare novelty
- declare theorem status
- promote their own claim
- open or merge a pull request