C1633 — Connect the Flood source differences to the existing row-parameter grammar

Question

Can the rounded910 and120 use the already-established century,60-year and paired-row contributions without adding an inverse-specific primitive?

Sources

[
  "postflood_rounded_rows.json",
  "LXX_910_source.json",
  "SP_120_source.json",
  "inherited C1132–C1181 post-Flood row dictionary"
]

Opened utc

2026-09-29T15:15:51.304621+00:00

Results

{
  "century_u": 100,
  "paired_rounded_increment_a": 25,
  "Terah_Eber_parameter_t": 60,
  "Cainan_life": 460,
  "LXX_other_difference": 450,
  "LXX_native_difference": 910,
  "SP_difference": -120,
  "lower_legs": {
    "MT": 3430,
    "LXX": 4340,
    "SP": 3310
  },
  "scope": "Uses the inherited fitted row support. Eber(u−t)+Nahor(t) cancelt in the LXX total; SP keeps−2t. This is a rounded application of an existing source dictionary, not a new historical derivation."
}

Finding

The rounded LXX correction is4×100+2×25=450 because Eber40 and Nahor60 complete one century. Cainan adds460. SP keeps−2×60=−120. The inverse lower legs thus reuse the established source-row grammar.

Reassessment

Reread the full Strategy afresh and assess the50-step cycle against its larger explanatory objective.

Checks

{}

Closed utc

2026-09-29T15:15:51.305865+00:00

Record provenance

Exact record hash: 35e6c0fd44ce9347628425d58ccbf399705e04ecfe5854f3920ed4b0fe754038

Source journal: Research_Cycles/C1585_C1634/journal.json