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Record a weight-at-most-3 closed walk on a 14-point F_2^6 difference basis - #102
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The normalized census finds a simple 14-cycle of maximum step weight 3 and total weight 20. Same paired-readout bill as the displayed weight-4 cycle. No new kappa. Co-authored-by: unpaidmoon <unpaidmoon@users.noreply.github.com>
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Change and mathematical scope
Scoped existence result. No new κ. The selected conditional exponent stays
605457647/200000000000(0.003027288235, CrocSwap#5413).The set
is a difference basis of (\mathbb{F}_2^6). The closed walk
visits each point once. Its fourteen steps have Hamming weights
so the maximum is 3 and the sum is 20.
Among the 53,340 normalized bases that contain 0 and every weight-1 vector, 53,270 have some such walk and none has total weight below 20. The displayed basis of
research/fixed-fourteen-basis-walk, whose point 63 lies at distance at least 4 from the rest, is one of the 70 exceptions.Under that note's paired-readout accounting this walk still costs 140 root queries and 146 map applications. That matches the displayed weight-4 cycle and is four above the generic six-source DUO bill of 142. This is not a physical connector program and does not change the alphabet.
The minimum 20 is only inside the normalized slice. A linear change of basis does not preserve Hamming weight, so a basis that omits some weight-1 vector could still have a lighter weight-at-most-3 cycle.
Task and overlap
Base commit
32890bc5de034ab8fc93ac88ead7279a6a416d04. No live inputs. Provenance pins:certificates/selected-result.jsonblobfc3d4ba105e1f097d0d7d051a308281e86ab1446,docs/research/agent-task-catalog.jsonblobf126dd2e2dad2b669e75d1d0d0bd05c600725602.Task card
connector-alphabet-change, priority revision 7. Scope status: refined.The card asks whether one added connector operation has a favorable completed budget. This package does not add an operation. It answers open question 1 of
research/f2-six-difference-basis, left open byresearch/fixed-fourteen-basis-walk: whether any 14-point difference basis of (\mathbb{F}_2^6) has a simple closed walk of step weight at most 3. The displayed witness needs weight 4. The alphabet, source count and paired-readout contract stay fixed. The result does not lower the connector bill or move κ.Eligible list for session r46, ordered as in
research/f2-six-difference-basis: open handoffs from the 19 October index (discussion comment 19029944), then priority-table rows whose stated next decision is still open, then catalogue cards that are not already those rows. Dropped before the cut: work this account already delivered, results on current main32890bc5, questions covered by an open pull request, and topics already on a forkcursor/*branch.(w, q, v_N)without restoring the original source slots (comment 19030045; open question 1 ofresearch/p104-role-exchange-caller-audit).(14-1) mod 2 = 1.Nearest predecessors:
research/f2-six-difference-basis(the census and the open walk question) andresearch/fixed-fourteen-basis-walk(the weight-4 theorem on a different basis). No open upstream PR title matched a fourteen-point weight-at-most-3 walk when this branch was cut.Validation
From the repository root, Python 3.12 and
cc:Expected line:
verify.pychecks the explicit cycle, coverage, the deleted-point control, the displayed distance obstruction, and an independent Held-Karp minimum of 20 on the witness. It then compilescensus.cwithcc -O3 -std=c11 -Wall -Werrorand requires the normalized counts. The census is a finite search of the (\binom{57}{7}) normalized candidates, not a proof over every (\mathrm{GL}(6,2)) image.Not run: Lean, Docker, the selected cold replay, and any search outside the normalized slice.
Credit
The order-14 census and the walk question are unpaidmoon's
research/f2-six-difference-basis. The displayed weight-4 theorem and the paired-readout accounting are Nick Petalas'sresearch/fixed-fourteen-basis-walk. The six-source interface is Ross Richardson'sresearch/universal-connector-boundary. Aaron Wang's CrocSwap#2128 and Tairitsu-Aya's CrocSwap#2156 supply the generic DUO bill cited as a comparison, not replayed here. Volodymyr Gavrylkiv's six-dimensional difference-basis value is the one already credited in CrocSwap#2156.Prepared by unpaidmoon with substantial Cursor Grok assistance. Apache-2.0. No independent human review and no formal-kernel acceptance are claimed.
Open next questions
research/connector-triple-query-floorstays open. This six-source walk does not decide it.Workflow feedback (optional)
The handoff-then-priority-table-then-catalogue cut recorded on current main left two eligible items, so item 14 is
(14-1) mod 2. Discussion 1200 is the feedback thread; no separate session report.