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  "table": "T422",
  "baseline_revision": "0ee595869c7a992dd4c977d15bf4be7f4bf81d197c2a1c8d4962191c7318b1e5",
  "baseline_entries": 109,
  "status": "delay-selected odd transitions, threshold and endpoint reference",
  "selection": "it holds the endpoint reference $s=1$, the lower-sieve activation threshold $s=2$, and the upper-function branch transitions $s=3,5,7,9$ from CITE{argument-selection}; this is a finite prefix of the delay-selected transitions, not an integer grid",
  "reason": "In the coupled system CITE{LinearSieveArguments}, the lower function first becomes nonzero at $s=2$, and $F$ first leaves $2e^\\gamma/s$ at $s=3$. Successive transitions alternate between the lower and upper equations, so the upper-function transitions propagate at the odd integers $3,5,7,\\ldots$. The table includes the first four. At $s=1$ the stored convention is the right-hand continuation $2e^\\gamma$, an endpoint reference rather than the cutoff value used by some sieve formulations.",
  "primary_sources": [
    "https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2015/01/29/254a-supplement-5-the-linear-sieve-and-chens-theorem-optional/"
  ],
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  "earlier_skill_sha256": "ddda1bedfde5a883d9a3d1d24e88e731970776abd37e4a91d4c01c4af8542c44",
  "every_free_parameter": {
    "s": "delay-selected odd transitions, threshold and endpoint reference"
  },
  "retained_numeric_identifiers_reused_without_reassignment": true,
  "hand_edited_leaf_metadata_preserved": true,
  "removed_samples_retained_in_website_revision_history": true,
  "publication_or_approval_requested": false
}