C1137 — Test whether the early rounded grid fixes the interior

Question

Do the first-five460 total, retained65 scale, five-year grid and descending order recover105,90,70?

Inputs

{
  "scale": 65,
  "grid": 5,
  "order": "130>Seth>Enosh>Kenan>65"
}

Sources

[
  "C1134",
  "File51a §8.3",
  "File18 §3.1"
]

Opened utc

2026-09-28T04:59:18.031789+00:00

Results

{
  "early_grid_fibre": {
    "path": "model/SP_early_grid_fibre.json",
    "sha256": "fe333c9392687892aa535da1858fa1fb571bf4bb53e83babb93ea0a5c4aa94b6",
    "bytes": 606
  },
  "solutions": [
    [
      95,
      90,
      80
    ],
    [
      100,
      85,
      80
    ],
    [
      100,
      90,
      75
    ],
    [
      100,
      95,
      70
    ],
    [
      105,
      85,
      75
    ],
    [
      105,
      90,
      70
    ],
    [
      110,
      80,
      75
    ],
    [
      110,
      85,
      70
    ],
    [
      115,
      80,
      70
    ],
    [
      120,
      75,
      70
    ]
  ],
  "count": 10
}

Finding

The natural five-year grid and strict early-age order still permit multiple internal allocations. The actual105,90,70 is retained as source data rather than forced by460 and65.

Reassessment

Determine how much one extra internal source age would identify within this complete bounded family.

Checks

{
  "actual_included": true,
  "nonunique": true,
  "all_admitted_conditions": true
}

Closed utc

2026-09-28T04:59:18.032137+00:00

Record provenance

Exact record hash: 3c8b70efa17b90eb864db0ad36fbe3d9f2df0cf3c60d894a96ad3a268bc6a808

Source journal: Research_Cycles/C1132_C1431_Recovered/journal.json