← Session 3 — Project kickoff: RH blueprint, staged workflow + archive design
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The parallel session 6aada744 confirms exactly the same queue: E-009a is next, then E-009b, D-019, then the forks. Nothing different was queued. The user may be misremembering — or they might be thinking of "the remaining forks" as the next thing, or possibly thinking of the session-end summary which said "next time we put Suzuki's operator on the bench". Let me also check the actual last message of session 2 (in this conversation, ff74d795) — my final summary at the end of Session 2 said: "Waiting for you next session: STATE.md has the queue: E-009..., then the remaining forks per your new rule: Li prime-side formulas, de Bruijn–Newman, and T4 (ξ′)."
Hmm — maybe the user is thinking of something else they remember: "Phase 2 (Track B)" from the earlier plan? Or the "one more" at session end: they asked "Do we have time to do one more?" and we did Q-3.4c scoping. Before that, I had suggested Q-3.4c or task 3.3 for the next session.
I should answer honestly: I've checked both the archive and the conversation history (including a parallel session they opened at 01:23Z), and the recorded next step is E-009a (Suzuki's operator). The fork queue is documented in STATE.md. If they're thinking of something else, I can list everything that's recorded as pending so they can point at it. Also give the full pending list so they can choose.
Found it — I searched both the archive and the conversation history (including a parallel session you opened at 01:23Z asking about resuming). Both records agree on what was queued:
**Recorded as next (in STATE.md, the journal, and the parallel session):**
1. **E-009a** — implement Suzuki's screw function g(t) in mpmath + self-test
2. **E-009b** — build the operator, compare its spectrum to the zeros
3. **D-019** — the convergence analysis
**And the fork queue after that** (per your fork rule §8.4a): Li prime-side formulas (3.2 continuation), de Bruijn–Newman (3.3), T4 (ξ′ thread).
So officially, Suzuki's operator (E-009) is next. **But** — you might be remembering one of these genuinely-pending alternatives:
| Candidate | What it is |
|---|---|
| **Task 3.2 continuation** | Prime-side Bombieri–Lagarias exact Li formulas (needed to pass n≈116 toward 10⁵) |
| **Task 3.3** | de Bruijn–Newman Λ = 0: heat-flow dynamics of zeros; whether the 2/3 density constrains Λ |
| **T4** | Why is the method *stronger* on ξ′ (0.86864 vs 0.6725)? Does the s₂/p symmetry break there? |
| **Q-S1** | Can our second-moment technology touch Suzuki's convergence statement? (the deep one) |
| **Track B / Phase 2 proper** | Berry–Keating, de Branges spaces (the original Track B plan) |
Does one of those match what you remember? Tell me which one you meant and it goes first — the queue is ours to order.
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