Release record 001 · evidence published
The covering number C(13,6,3) is 21
A finite, certificate-backed proof closing the recorded interval from 20–21 to one exact value.
Published
Current placePreprint publishing
The training result and its evidence release are complete. The manuscript is now moving through preprint publication.
See the publication pipelineExact resultC(13,6,3)
= 21What is claimed
Cross-platform replay passedTwenty blocks cannot cover every triple.
The lower bound exhausts the complete finite frontier left by a forced degree-nine pair and excludes every residual with exact integer certificates. A known 21-block construction supplies the matching upper bound.
- Star boundary
- 0 eight-block · 107 nine-block orbits
- Residual frontier
- 188,540 exact classes
- Certificate closure
- 182,542 direct · 5,998 branched
- Upper-bound witness
- 286 / 286 triples covered
- Cross-platform replay
- Byte-identical on the release machine and Ubuntu / WSL2 x86-64
Exact identity
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- Paper SHA-256
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