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Research: exclude P112 4^3,6^6,7 by deleting one piece - #3197
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Summary
Exclude the actual ten-piece P112 TWOSIDE
(6,4)profile4^3,6^6,7over every characteristic-zero field.Only
research/p112-weight-seven-deletion/is added, with proof, exact source pins, replay, receipt and controls. This is a new application of PR3169's inequality, not a new A5 theorem. The deleted piece is actually unrestricted.The overlap refresh found concurrent #3195 had proved the initial target
5,5,6^6,7. It is credited, not counted as new. This package makes one bounded pivot to the distinct ten-piece caller above. Its earlier weight-only two-six-flat cover needs sixteen extra lines.Credit DreamingOfClouds/#3154 for TWOSIDE and its decoder lineage; Nick Petalas/#3169 and #3164/#3161/#3162 for the retained geometry and coordinate bound; #3192 for the handoff; and concurrent #3195 for its earlier deletion application.
Evidence
After: deleting one piece and using the existing coordinate budget gives 784, a contradiction with margin eleven.
3949cc17a4fa4f108a044f532a5d58323c6cb6d2.The standard Weyl-chamber theorem and original decoder reduction remain dependencies. No full C5, decoder floor, supplier admission or new κ is claimed. Selected frontier unchanged. These are local author checks, not independent human/proof-kernel review or hosted CI. Development and checking used substantial automated assistance.
Canonical claim and scope change.
Merge danger
Door: two-way.
Blast radius: research.
One isolated opt-in package. No shared code, frozen inputs, selected result or priority changes.