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After scanning 122 translated B-spline chambers on a fixed grid and selecting the top candidate (h=3/20, d=9/40, N=13), the first rigorous reconstruction yielded only INCONCLUSIVE because the old Archimedean tail bound was too loose — this round switched to a tail bound that preserves the derivative signs of F₂/F₄/F₆, improving the certificate resolution by 63 times and successfully proving a 13-dimensional generalized positive margin of 10⁻⁵.
Regarding its relationship with other packages, I try to use the words from its own documents, not my interpretation.
"AI is already able to search for the hardest candidates from a batch of finite chambers, discover that the original verifier lacks resolution, correct the tail bound, and then leave behind an independently replayable rational certificate." — Excerpt from Section 12 of the 01 document in this package; the true conclusion of this round is not "getting closer to proving RH."
From RH-W-08_subgaps_v0.1.csv within the package; the status and dependencies are recorded by the package itself, not my retrospective judgments.
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python search_chambers.py
python refine_selected_chamber.py
python verify_refined_certificate.py
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The complete sorting of the 122 chambers (chamber_search_results.json, approx. 25 KB), the complete 13-dimensional interval certificates, and the old tail bound failure records are not listed one by one; they are all in the complete zip.
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