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Clean final compile: 13 pp, 0 overfull, 0 undefined. Now session-end protocol: 1. journal-044.md 2. STATE.md update 3. Commit paperA.tex + paperA.pdf + STATE.md + journal-044.md Let me write the journal. Today is 2026-08-26, session 044. Content: two wording revisions (round 1), three wording/organization revisions (round 2), AI-statement ledger-date fix, freeze for expert review. Also note journal-043 is missing (session 043 exists in git history only) — I should mention that gap honestly. Actually wait — should I also write a journal-043 retroactively? I wasn't there; the git log documents it. In journal-044 I'll note the 043 gap. That's honest and sufficient. STATE.md update: revise the top block. The current STATE.md top says session 042. I'll write a new top: session 044, paper frozen. Keep the rest, but STATE is long — I'll edit the header block and NEXT ACTION section, and fix the stale "11 pp" reference in the Paper paragraph. Let me write journal-044 first.
Frozen compile is clean. Now the end-protocol artifacts: journal + STATE.md, then the freeze commit.
tool: Write ok
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  "content": "# Session 044 (2026-08-26) \u2014 Paper A: final wording revisions + FREEZE for expert review\n\n**NOTE: journal-043 was never written.** Session 043 exists only in git\nhistory (commits 4001c5d..eca7fab: Paper A review revisions 1\u20133 \u2014\n8 user items, margin-trail consistency, Rosser Thm-19 form + notation\nseparation, paperB affiliation descriptor, E-023b interval-rigorous\nMZeroProp certificate, paperA.pdf regenerated at 13 pp). Its substance\nis already reflected in the paper and in this journal's context.\n\n## Work\n\nTwo rounds of user-supplied review items on paperA.tex (all wording /\norganization; no mathematical content touched). Round 1 (2 items):\n\n1. **Abstract Keiper precision**: \"Johansson's rigorous Li table\" \u2192\n   \"Johansson's rigorous Keiper-coefficient table to $10^5$ transferred\n   to the Li normalization\" (internal comma after $10^5$ dropped to keep\n   the parenthetical list unambiguous \u2014 flagged to user).\n2. **Step-3 trust-boundary narrowing**: \"all other contour terms are\n   \\emph{unconditional}\" \u2192 \"all other contour terms are independent of\n   the finite-height RH assumption.\" User offered two phrasings; chose\n   (via AskUserQuestion) \"independent of the finite-height RH\n   assumption\" over \"no other contour term requires RH information above\n   the residue cut\" \u2014 the latter slightly implies some contour term\n   might use RH below the cut (none does; only the bridge).\n\nRound 2 (3 items):\n\n3. **Post-Theorem-2 sentence corrected**: \"The two assumptions displayed\n   are the two computational certificates\" (stale \u2014 the paper classifies\n   FOUR perimeter inputs as computational certificates: RHUpTo,\n   LiVerifiedUpTo, NoLowZeros, MZeroProp) \u2192 \"The two assumptions\n   displayed are the two principal computational inputs appearing in the\n   headline statement.\" PLUS the user's \"even better\": Theorem 2 now\n   closes with \"The formal reduction of this statement is subject to\n   exactly seven explicit perimeter inputs, itemized with provenance in\n   Appendix~\\ref{app:formal}.\" \u2014 phrased as a property of the formal\n   reduction so the \"not additional conjectural assumptions\" framing of\n   the following paragraph is undisturbed. `\\label{app:formal}` added\n   to Appendix B (real cross-ref); `\\label{app:numerics}` added to\n   Appendix A (symmetry, unused).\n4. **Introduction scope fix**: \"every numerical input\" \u2192 \"every\n   project-generated numerical input\" (Johansson and Platt\u2013Trudgian are\n   external computational inputs).\n5. **Appendix A heading**: \"(E-011/E-015/E-021/E-023)\" \u2192\n   \"(E-011/E-015/E-021/E-023/E-023b)\" \u2014 E-023 kept (margin-assembly\n   outputs still used); E-023b's certificate content lives in App B's\n   MZeroProp paragraph.\n\nPre-freeze factual fix (mine, flagged to user): AI Contribution\nStatement ledger range \"sessions 001--041\" \u2192 \"001--044\".\n\n## Freeze\n\n- Final compile: 13 pp, 440579\u2192441023 bytes, ZERO overfull hboxes,\n  ZERO undefined refs (two pdflatex passes; no bib changes).\n- \\date already reads \"Started: 2026-08-17; revised 2026-08-26\" \u2014\n  current, untouched.\n- Committed: paperA.tex + paperA.pdf + this journal + STATE.md.\n  User's correspondence package and other unrelated paths untouched.\n- **Paper A is FROZEN for expert review.** Any further edit re-opens\n  the honesty audit for the edited lines (D-060 \u00a75 rule).\n\n## State at stop\n\nClean boundary. NEXT: expert review of the frozen paperA.pdf;\nsubmission decision (cover-letter.md + referee-list.md, target\nExperimental Mathematics). If research resumes instead: Paper B Task 1\n(R-003 tempered-FT bookkeeping trace) or parked Track-B remainders.\n"
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  "content": "# Session 044 (2026-08-26) \u2014 Paper A: final wording revisions + FREEZE for expert review\n\n**NOTE: journal-043 was never written.** Session 043 exists only in git\nhistory (commits 4001c5d..eca7fab: Paper A review revisions 1\u20133 \u2014\n8 user items, margin-trail consistency, Rosser Thm-19 form + notation\nseparation, paperB affiliation descriptor, E-023b interval-rigorous\nMZeroProp certificate, paperA.pdf regenerated at 13 pp). Its substance\nis already reflected in the paper and in this journal's context.\n\n## Work\n\nTwo rounds of user-supplied review items on paperA.tex (all wording /\norganization; no mathematical content touched). Round 1 (2 items):\n\n1. **Abstract Keiper precision**: \"Johansson's rigorous Li table\" \u2192\n   \"Johansson's rigorous Keiper-coefficient table to $10^5$ transferred\n   to the Li normalization\" (internal comma after $10^5$ dropped to keep\n   the parenthetical list unambiguous \u2014 flagged to user).\n2. **Step-3 trust-boundary narrowing**: \"all other contour terms are\n   \\emph{unconditional}\" \u2192 \"all other contour terms are independent of\n   the finite-height RH assumption.\" User offered two phrasings; chose\n   (via AskUserQuestion) \"independent of the finite-height RH\n   assumption\" over \"no other contour term requires RH information above\n   the residue cut\" \u2014 the latter slightly implies some contour term\n   might use RH below the cut (none does; only the bridge).\n\nRound 2 (3 items):\n\n3. **Post-Theorem-2 sentence corrected**: \"The two assumptions displayed\n   are the two computational certificates\" (stale \u2014 the paper classifies\n   FOUR perimeter inputs as computational certificates: RHUpTo,\n   LiVerifiedUpTo, NoLowZeros, MZeroProp) \u2192 \"The two assumptions\n   displayed are the two principal computational inputs appearing in the\n   headline statement.\" PLUS the user's \"even better\": Theorem 2 now\n   closes with \"The formal reduction of this statement is subject to\n   exactly seven explicit perimeter inputs, itemized with provenance in\n   Appendix~\\ref{app:formal}.\" \u2014 phrased as a property of the formal\n   reduction so the \"not additional conjectural assumptions\" framing of\n   the following paragraph is undisturbed. `\\label{app:formal}` added\n   to Appendix B (real cross-ref); `\\label{app:numerics}` added to\n   Appendix A (symmetry, unused).\n4. **Introduction scope fix**: \"every numerical input\" \u2192 \"every\n   project-generated numerical input\" (Johansson and Platt\u2013Trudgian are\n   external computational inputs).\n5. **Appendix A heading**: \"(E-011/E-015/E-021/E-023)\" \u2192\n   \"(E-011/E-015/E-021/E-023/E-023b)\" \u2014 E-023 kept (margin-assembly\n   outputs still used); E-023b's certificate content lives in App B's\n   MZeroProp paragraph.\n\nPre-freeze factual fix (mine, flagged to user): AI Contribution\nStatement ledger range \"sessions 001--041\" \u2192 \"001--044\".\n\n## Freeze\n\n- Final compile: 13 pp, 440579\u2192441023 bytes, ZERO overfull hboxes,\n  ZERO undefined refs (two pdflatex passes; no bib changes).\n- \\date already reads \"Started: 2026-08-17; revised 2026-08-26\" \u2014\n  current, untouched.\n- Committed: paperA.tex + paperA.pdf + this journal + STATE.md.\n  User's correspondence package and other unrelated paths untouched.\n- **Paper A is FROZEN for expert review.** Any further edit re-opens\n  the honesty audit for the edited lines (D-060 \u00a75 rule).\n\n## State at stop\n\nClean boundary. NEXT: expert review of the frozen paperA.pdf;\nsubmission decision (cover-letter.md + referee-list.md, target\nExperimental Mathematics). If research resumes instead: Paper B Task 1\n(R-003 tempered-FT bookkeeping trace) or parked Track-B remainders.\n",
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