Retire the ×1.11 deep-tail correction - #189
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The dedicated measurement (pubsub-node tail-correction.md, 370k fresh draws across both designs) reads the small-component factor at 0.994 +/- 0.021, rejecting x1.11 at z = -5.7; the cell it was originally measured on (M4 RF = 7) does not reproduce. - M4 mu_design = 0.35 reverts to RF = 11 (the only decision the factor flipped); RF = 12 remains noted as the slack option. - M3 (17, 7) at mu_design = 0.3 regains its raw +0.004 margin. - Drop the corrected-value columns/parentheticals everywhere; validity caveats replaced (tail stays law-read) with citations to tail-correction.md including its section-4 extrapolation limit. - Drop the "one bad graph in ten is a >=2-node islet" severity inference; cite mu-sweep.md instead. - Remove the hardcoded 1.1*law corrected-row branch from sweep_m4_reprovision.py. Verified: validate.py passes; sweep_m3/m4_reprovision and sweep_m3/m4_mu_shift default runs match the updated tables. Closes #165
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Closes #165.
The dedicated measurement (
tail-correction.md, 370 000 fresh draws across both designs) reads the deep-tail small-component factor at 0.994 ± 0.021, rejecting ×1.11 at z = −5.7; the cell the factor was originally measured on (M4 RF = 7) does not reproduce. This pass retires the factor from every document that carried it, per the plan agreed in the #151 review thread.What changes
mu-sweep.md, which validates the isolated-vertex laws across μ = 0.2–0.4 with no small-component excess.sweep_m4_reprovision.pyloses its hardcoded1.1 * law(RF)corrected-row branch.Editorial rule (as agreed in #165)
Validity caveats are replaced, not deleted: the tail at the operating points stays law-read, not directly measured; what changes is that the second-order term is now measured absent instead of carried at ×1.11. Every rewritten validity note cites
tail-correction.mdincluding its §4 limit — the factor is measured at P(bad) ≈ 5–8×10⁻³, two decades above the 10⁻⁴ operating tail, and constancy across that range is the same extrapolation the laws already carry.Deltas vs the issue text (written before #187 merged)
mu-sweep.mdcarries no severity section, so it is cited for what it establishes (law fidelity across μ, no small-component excess) rather than as a severity sweep.transmission_unreliability.mdfiles (new in Select operating points with a 2% disturbance margin #187) already used the measured 0.994 factor and are untouched.Verification
validate.pypasses (check 6's searches use the raw law — factor-independent).sweep_m3_reprovision.py,sweep_m4_reprovision.py,sweep_m3_mu_shift.py,sweep_m4_mu_shift.pymatch the updated tables.comparison.mdcitespubsub-node/docs/experiments/churn-proposed-points.md, which exists in no commit on any branch.🤖 Generated with Claude Code