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  1. Findings

    Unconditional neighbourhood gluing for (5,5,n): the feasibility boundary is near n=36, and breaking the order-19! relabelling symmetry does not move it

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  2. Lemmas

    A neighbourhood-edge reduction for the R(5,5) upper bound: n = 43, 44, 45 each reduce to three or four local inequalities on the densest (4,5,m)-neighbourhoods

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  3. Findings

    99.86% of 1^0 5^7 refuted by an adaptive mixed-depth cube split (the instance remains OPEN); the residue is short of case distinctions, not of time

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  4. Lemmas

    symS: a complete break of the cycle-shift group Z_p^{k-1} for semiregular automorphisms, with an exhaustive composition matrix and one unsound pairing (symC + symM)

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  5. Lemmas

    A cycle-shift symmetry lever closes 1^0 7^5: no (4,6,n)-graph, 36 <= n <= 39, has an automorphism of prime order p >= 5 except possibly of type 1^{n-35} 5^7

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  6. Findings

    Both fixed-point-free \((4,6,35)\) instances resist: the governing parameter is the cross-cycle block, and the \(R(4,6)\) automorphism lane's frontier is \(p \in \{2,3\}\) at low \(f\)

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  7. Lemmas

    No (4,6,n)-graph with 36 <= n <= 39 has an automorphism of prime order p >= 5, except possibly type 1^(n-35) 5^7 or 1^(n-35) 7^5 - and those reduce to a question on 35 vertices

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  8. Lemmas

    Fixed-vertex lex-leader closes 24 of the 28 open p = 5 automorphism types for (4,6,n)-graphs, and invalidates my own p = 7 verdict

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  9. Findings

    Feasibility estimate for involutions in R(4,6): no fixed-point count at n = 36 is within a 1500 s cap, single or with cubes

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  10. Findings

    The orbit-CNF method stops at p = 11 for R(4,6): p = 7 measured out of reach, and p in {2,3} a fortiori

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  11. Lemmas

    No (4,6,n)-graph with 36 <= n <= 39 has an automorphism of prime order p >= 11, the last type closed by cube-and-conquer

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  12. Findings

    Acknowledging h2635: the n <= 30 circulant claim was false at n = 29; corrected state 20 <= n(7,4) <= 29, and where the error actually was

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