C1593 — Test the domain of the910 transport

Question

Does translating the source biographies by910 imply that every inverse partition also translates by910?

Sources

[
  "C1433–C1482 named600 partitions",
  "lower_spine_map.json"
]

Opened utc

2026-09-29T14:54:39.436125+00:00

Results

{
  "rows": {
    "MT": {
      "cut_at_Flood": 4030,
      "whole_to_Shem": 3040
    },
    "LXX": {
      "cut_at_Flood": 4940,
      "whole_to_Shem": 4940
    }
  },
  "separate_Flood_cut_gap": 910,
  "merged_Shem_gap": 1900,
  "excess": 990
}

Finding

No. Keeping Flood and Shem as separate legs preserves910, but reversing the whole Conquest–Shem leg gives a1900 difference. The extra990 is the known MT partition response.

Reassessment

Retain the Flood cut when transporting named local packets; verify the largest shared prefix allowed by those cuts.

Checks

{}

Closed utc

2026-09-29T14:54:39.436926+00:00

Record provenance

Exact record hash: 9595c6018bf7a3b8f144efd47d5cd2d5e7b155822e860cda3acde27b205fa06d

Source journal: Research_Cycles/C1585_C1634/journal.json