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Checkpoint committed. It's ~2:55 AM. The user has been saying "continue" each time. Piece 3 is the big interval machine (1–1.5 sessions estimated). Given the very late hour, and that the user's last instruction was specifically "Continue with piece 6" (now done), this is the right place to report and let them decide on piece 3. Let me give a concise status and ask about piece 3 vs log off.
**Session 035 status — 5f-i + piece 6 COMPLETE**, all committed (7 commits tonight). It's ~2:55 AM. ## Tonight's haul 1. **Perimeter repair** (`75172e6`): `ZeroCountProp` → mult-weighted (matches the declared Trudgian source), `one_le_zeroMult`, consumers adapted. 2. **5f-0** (`f850d9a`): D-069 design + P1/P2 declarations (`ZeroCountProp2`, `NoLowZeros`). 3. **5f-i** (`d808f52`, `1eeda9b`): LiTightR.lean — `Rexpr_decomp` (the six-piece decomposition) + pieces 1, 2, 4/5. 4. **Piece 6** (`c9c1362`): `digamma_diff_le` — ‖(ψ(s/2)−ψ(s₀/2))/2‖ ≤ 6/t via the +2 shift + `digamma_stirling` + the segment-FTC log bound. Notably, the sharp Lemma-D remainder turned out **unnecessary** (digamma_stirling's 3/im² suffices), and piece 3's planned sharper interval sum freed the constant budget enough that the crude log bound works. ## Remaining in 5f - **Piece 3** — the far-sum interval machine (the biggest piece; the per-interval C0hat counts + conj side + the S₃ ≤ 1.3703 telescoping sum + the k>t tail). Full piece map is in STATE.md/journal-035. - **5f-iii** — assembly + the pinch lemma (now comfortable: the LL−L function is decreasing throughout, margin ~1.9) + the capstone `logDeriv_riemannZeta_sub_nearZeros_le_tight`.
tool: AskUserQuestion ok
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  "questions": [
    {
      "question": "Piece 6 done and committed. It's ~2:55 AM \u2014 start piece 3 (the far-sum interval machine, the biggest 5f piece) or log off?",
      "header": "Continue?",
      "options": [
        {
          "label": "Log off for tonight",
          "description": "Clean checkpoint: pieces 1/2/4/5/6 all proved and committed; piece 3's full map is in STATE.md. Resume fresh."
        },
        {
          "label": "Start piece 3",
          "description": "Begin the far-sum interval machine tonight (the S\u2083 telescoping sum + per-interval count bridges first, then the machine itself)."
        },
        {
          "label": "Just the S\u2083 sum tonight",
          "description": "Build only the S\u2083 := \u03a3 1/(k\u221a(1+k\u00b2)) \u2264 1.3703 telescoping-sum lemma (self-contained), then checkpoint."
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}
result 2026-08-24 13:01:01Z → 2026-08-24 13:01:01Z
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    "question=\"Piece 6 done and committed. It's ~2:55 AM \u2014 start piece 3 (the far-sum interval machine, the biggest 5f piece) or log off?\" header='Continue?' options=[QuestionOption(label='Log off for tonight', description=\"Clean checkpoint: pieces 1/2/4/5/6 all proved and committed; piece 3's full map is in STATE.md. Resume fresh.\", preview=None), QuestionOption(label='Start piece 3', description='Begin the far-sum interval machine tonight (the S\u2083 telescoping sum + per-interval count bridges first, then the machine itself).', preview=None), QuestionOption(label='Just the S\u2083 sum tonight', description='Build only the S\u2083 := \u03a3 1/(k\u221a(1+k\u00b2)) \u2264 1.3703 telescoping-sum lemma (self-contained), then checkpoint.', preview=None)] multi_select=False"
  ],
  "answers": {
    "Piece 6 done and committed. It's ~2:55 AM \u2014 start piece 3 (the far-sum interval machine, the biggest 5f piece) or log off?": "Log off for tonight"
  }
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