← Session 27 — ii′-5c/5d: Davenport disc + FE-reflection bounds
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All clean. The 11 untracked items are the pre-existing paper build artifacts (draft.bbl, paperA.pdf, etc. from the gitStatus at conversation start) — not research-archive files, intentionally not committed (paper PDFs are gitignored per STATE.md; the .bbl/.blg/.fdb_latexmk/.fls are LaTeX build artifacts, and research/paper/submit/ has the cover letter + referee list from session 013 — those were left untracked previously; not my call to commit them now — actually let me check: session 013 said "submission documents written (cover-letter.md targeting Experimental Mathematics + referee-list.md)" — were they committed? The gitStatus at conversation start showed "?? research/paper/submit/" — untracked. Hmm — that's from session 013 which was closed by a prior session... Let me not worry — those have been untracked through multiple session closures, so it's the established state; not mine to change in a quick shutdown. Actually — wait, should I flag it? The submission docs being untracked means they're not in the archive's git history. Session 013's journal says they were written; whether they were committed is unclear from the log I have. The safest minimal action: mention it to the user rather than committing someone else's decision... Actually the research archive convention is that everything in research/ gets committed. But paper/submit/ documents were created in session 013 and left untracked through many closures — possibly deliberately (or an oversight). Since the user is shutting down, I'll flag it in one line and not commit without asking.
Everything essential for session 027 is saved. Give the user the wrap-up.
All saved. Everything from this session is committed and archived:
- **Code**: `LiGapCircles.lean` + `LiDigammaLeft.lean` (commits `e28eff6`, `0e9336e`, `ec13029`) — 5e-i and 5e-ii complete, build green (8764 jobs), 17 decls axiom-clean.
- **Archive**: journal-027, STATE.md (next action: session 028 = ii′-5e-iii, the zero series, with the full sub-plan and gotcha pointers), NGUYEN.md checklist + session log, research.db session 027 registered — closure commit `31303a2`.
One observation (no action taken): `research/paper/submit/` (the session-013 cover letter + referee list) and the LaTeX build artifacts are untracked in git — that's how they've sat through several closures, so I left them as-is, but flag it in case the submit docs were meant to be tracked.
Resume anytime with "continue" — STATE.md has the full resume point.
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