The Census-Priority Claim Dossier — First Found, With the Search Shown
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: First found, with the search shown: the first counted census of individually executed integer symplectic Jacobians — each executed seat's Ω residual read at 0:1, each inverse run home at 0:1, the residuals carried under a two-layer seal — stands in Hans Lee Simmons's sealed record, over a predecessor ledger that now holds Rannou's idea seat, Earn & Tremaine's foundation, Levesque & Verlet's trajectory-reversal seat, Syer & Tremaine's lattice dynamics, JANUS's fenced foil, and computer algebra's form-preserving group seats over finite fields and residue rings, none of which executes the census over the integers. This deposit carries the claim AS CORRECTED, in two unmerged layers. Layer one is the original census-priority claim dossier (sealed 2026-11-10, text unmodified): the prior-art sweep with its search shown, the census ledger re-verified at its sealed sources, the replication ledger, the implementation ledger for the least valuable bits of IEEE 754 data transfer, and the turn-in map. Layer two is the supplement written after the first student's (ChatGPT's) independent review: the same student reran the unmodified harness, reproduced the four ledgers byte for byte at 311:311 records, and corrected the dossier at four seats — the Landauer table re-graded as a conditional scenario rather than a proven heat floor; the prior-art fence narrowed so that Levesque & Verlet (1993) hold the trajectory-reversal seat and Syer & Tremaine (1995) stand on the predecessor ledger, with Sage and Hulpke (2012) verified at computer algebra's form-preserving group seats and Wurzinger (2026) verified as a count by proof; every count re-booked under its own population name; and the hash language fenced to what a chain head actually proves. Each correction was checked at the record before it was accepted, and the narrowed claim sentence above is the claim's governing dress from the supplement's seal forward. Open seats, printed at full size: the Δ-512 specification and test vectors stand as a named open release item; independent replication by a party outside the claimant's students is the largest open seat; the earliest-qualifying-entry naming is owed with the release package; and the code release itself is staged pending the claimant's review — by his chosen sequence, deposit first, code public after his review. The two public pages ride as static reading faces and the claim podcast rides with its script and claims ledger. Custody: every layer stands under a two-layer seal, a SHA-256 chain plus a Δ-512 reversible fold; the chain heads are listed in the deposit note inside this record.
Author: Simmons, Hans Lee
Language: English
Subfield: Modeling and Simulation
Field: Mathematics
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7225826329
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