---
slug: ninety-two-elements
passed: 2026-10-14
by: the assay line (research/assay-line/cited-1014b/), Codex fixer directed by claude-assaying-boyle-1014; source record by Codex, checked by Codex and a Claude agent
checked: 235
confirmed: 97
wrong: 137
unverifiable: 0
observed: 0
stale: 1
---

This was the directed repair pass for ninety-two-elements at 80213b8a47, following the cited-1014b triage and the existing Codex and Claude checker records. The fixer reread the evidence before editing, reproduced the boundary counterexample, and checked the revised layer. Triaged claim text preserves the pre-fix wording; the 96 additional CONFIRMED entries retain the checkers' qualified rereads, with triage decisions taking precedence over their earlier disagreements. The wrong count includes 121 WRONG and 16 MINOR lines. Two WRONG entries remain held for the shared placard repair. Two further WRONG entries remain open for the Shannon comparison quoted in There, Here.

## Claims

- WRONG | [X1] whatever number you start from, the string's length grows by the same fixed factor | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified this layer's text summaries, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- WRONG | [X2] every such sequence is built from exactly 92 indivisible 'elements' | https://oeis.org/A005150/a005150_3.pdf; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Litherland p.1 and Conway p.7 distinguish 92 common types from transuranics and state eventual decomposition. Replaced exclusive, immediate 92-element claims with eventual decomposition into common types with possible transuranics.
- WRONG | [X3] watch any seed home in on λ | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- WRONG | [X4] three independent ways that agree to twelve digits | research/self-check/verifier-runs.json; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The archived seven-seed band is [1.30331,1.30405]. The revised verifier gives [1.303305,1.304051] after 55 steps and checks equal matrix/root rounding to 12 decimal places. Restricted twelve-decimal agreement to the matrix and polynomial; kept the counted route as an approximation. Strengthened the matching verifier assertion.
- WRONG | [X5] they are built from exactly 92 'elements' | https://oeis.org/A005150/a005150_3.pdf; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Litherland p.1 and Conway p.7 distinguish 92 common types from transuranics and state eventual decomposition. Replaced exclusive, immediate 92-element claims with eventual decomposition into common types with possible transuranics.
- WRONG | [X6] every such sequence grows by the same factor | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- MINOR | [X7] watch the check: the 92 elements re-derived from scratch | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The HTML embeds DATA and decay() uses stored children. The standalone verifier derives the table offline; it does not prove the Cosmological Theorem. Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- WRONG | [X8] Every seed homes in on Conway's constant | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- WRONG | [X9] every seed homes in on Conway's constant | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- STALE | [X10] dateModified":"2026-07-19 | git log 80213b8a47 -- public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | The July publication date preceded later edits, including the October 3 link. This repair changes the page on October 14. Set JSON-LD dateModified to 2026-10-14. The user expressly exempts this revision metadata from an Updated line.
- MINOR | [X11] all recomputed in the browser | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The HTML embeds DATA and decay() uses stored children. The standalone verifier derives the table offline; it does not prove the Cosmological Theorem. Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- WRONG | [X12] a fixed growth constant nothing about your starting number can change | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- MINOR | [X13] we will re-derive every claim in front of you | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The HTML embeds DATA and decay() uses stored children. The standalone verifier derives the table offline; it does not prove the Cosmological Theorem. Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- CONFIRMED | [X14] every seed you throw at it | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The preceding paragraph explicitly excludes two degenerate cases; the adjacent note identifies the empty string and 22. REJECTED: the phrase is locally qualified. Retained the wording, as directed; unqualified standalone summaries were separately corrected.
- MINOR | [X15] It never grows, so it has no growth rate. | research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | LAS(22)=22 keeps length 2, so its successive length ratio is 1 and its growth is zero. Changed no growth rate to length ratio 1 and zero growth; no public correction for this MINOR precision repair.
- WRONG | [X16] your string is cut at its walls | git show 80213b8a47:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Original page isWall(1,23+123 repeated 2100 times) returns true although the second whole derivative differs from separate evolution. Conway p.6 gives the invariant last-left-digit criterion. Replaced cap acceptance in both page and verifier with a sound repeating-prefix certificate. A partial prefix drops its incomplete last run before deriving; limits leave a boundary unsplit. Added regression checks and described the conservative display.
- MINOR | [X17] exactly like radioactive matter | https://www.nrc.gov/education-regulatory-research/glossary/radioactive-decay; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | The NRC defines physical decay as spontaneous transformation. The display deterministically advances each chunk once per click. Qualified the analogy and removed the claim of individual timetables; MINOR, no public line.
- WRONG | [X18] Atoms outlined in their own color are among the 92 | git show 80213b8a47:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Original .atom.named style outlined outside-table chunks and only 14 named common types. All 92 rows have membership independently of local names. Made the outline class depend on common-table membership and removed it from outside-table chunks. Hydrogen retains its gold ring.
- WRONG | [X19] vanish in the long run | https://oeis.org/A005150/a005150_3.pdf; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Litherland p.1 describes persistent transuranics. Conway pp.7 and 14 gives limiting relative abundance zero. Replaced disappearance with persistence and a relative abundance tending to zero.
- WRONG | [X20] the 92 naturally occurring chemical elements | https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/93/neptunium | RSC lists neptunium as atomic number 93 and reports natural trace occurrence in uranium ores. Changed the chemical comparison to the first 92 elements, Hydrogen through Uranium.
- WRONG | [X21] the 92 naturally occurring chemical elements | https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/93/neptunium | RSC lists neptunium as atomic number 93 and reports natural trace occurrence in uranium ores. Changed the chemical comparison to the first 92 elements, Hydrogen through Uranium.
- WRONG | [X22] sized and shaded by how common each is | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | The grid assigns equal tile widths and aspect-ratio 1; shade() changes color using abundance, not size. Removed sized from the encoding description and kept shading.
- MINOR | [X23] they are the entries of a single eigenvector | https://arxiv.org/pdf/2206.11991; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Comes section 2.3 concerns a 714-by-714 stuttering matrix. Conway p.13 and perronEigenpair() support the ordinary 92-component result. Preserved the true page sentence; replaced N1 abundance-eigenvector source, excerpt and locator with the actual verifier normalization.
- MINOR | [X24] three independent computations, sharing no inputs | research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Roads 1 and 2 use the same lookAndSay function and seed 1; checks share LAMBDA reference digits. Described three approaches and their shared code/reference inputs; repaired corresponding verifier comments. MINOR, no public line.
- WRONG | [X25] They do, to twelve digits. | research/self-check/verifier-runs.json; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The archived seven-seed band is [1.30331,1.30405]. The revised verifier gives [1.303305,1.304051] after 55 steps and checks equal matrix/root rounding to 12 decimal places. Restricted twelve-decimal agreement to the matrix and polynomial; kept the counted route as an approximation. Strengthened the matching verifier assertion.
- MINOR | [X26] If the wall rule were even slightly wrong, none of this would close. | git show 80213b8a47:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The old verifier passed the common table but accepted the cap counterexample with 5100 repetitions; table checks could not establish general correctness. Limited the inference to the derived table and tested boundaries; fixed the actual splitter under X16.
- WRONG | [X27] at any finite term the counted ratio sits a few parts in a thousand from λ | research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Seed 1 starts with length ratios 2,1,2. The measured seven-seed band after 55 steps is [1.303305,1.304051]. Replaced the universal finite-term bound with the identified 55-step measurement. No replacement figure was inferred from the tolerance.
- MINOR | [X28] Open Problems in Communications and Computation | https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-1-4612-4808-8?page=3 | The publisher gives Open Problems in Communication and Computation, with singular Communication. Corrected only the book title; MINOR, no public line.
- WRONG | [X29] Running it needs the repository around it. | git show 80213b8a47:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs; public/checks/manifest.json; scripts/check-placard.mjs | The checker notes report an isolated 19/19 run. The fixer also ran the proposed standalone verifier with 22/22. The manifest cites a timeout; the shared generator converts that to a dependency assertion. NOT FIXED: held as WRONG under shared placard board note 81816d, exactly as directed. The shared reach sentence remains untouched.
- WRONG | [X30] Last verified 19 July 2026 | research/self-check/verifier-runs.json; git log 80213b8a47 -- public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | The archived successful run is dated 2026-08-01; the July last-verified line was introduced on September 27. It was false when added. Regenerated this layer's last-verified date from the new record using check-placard --check --sample through the layer builder. No separate correction line, per the triage exception.
- WRONG | [X31] both hide a fixed constant recovered by counting | src/content/strata/you-already-know-the-rest.md | The linked dek reports an entropy band rather than one fixed number; the subject is prediction of English. Corrected this layer's relation source, generated nearby copy, and body link description. The historical quotation in There, Here and research/lineage-edge-grammar/page.json remains unannotated; an adjacent correction is pending, with the quotation preserved.
- MINOR | [X32] gap to λ, still closing | research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Seed 1 ratios 2,1,2 give absolute gaps about 0.6964,0.3036,0.6964; the gap for 22 stays constant. Removed still closing from the readout; MINOR, no public line.
- WRONG | [X33] transuranic atom (outside the 92) | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 gives 1 as an exotic initial element outside the common table. Page lookup absence alone does not identify a transuranic family. Replaced the generic transuranic title with unclassified chunk (outside the common table).
- WRONG | [X34] (added) "sorted by atomic number | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | sortIdx substitutes 999 for missing numbers, placing Uranium 92 before 78 entries ordered by abundance. Relabelled the button and status to say locally labelled entries by number, then the rest by abundance; retained the data and comparator.
- WRONG | [K1] [dek-3] First, whatever number you start from, the string's length grows by the same fixed factor, Conway's constant λ ≈ 1.3035772690, the root of a degree-71 polynomial. | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified this layer's text summaries, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- WRONG | [K2] [dek-4] Second, every such sequence is built from exactly 92 indivisible 'elements' that decay into one another like a periodic table, named Hydrogen through Uranium. | https://oeis.org/A005150/a005150_3.pdf; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Litherland p.1 and Conway p.7 distinguish 92 common types from transuranics and state eventual decomposition. Replaced exclusive, immediate 92-element claims with eventual decomposition into common types with possible transuranics.
- WRONG | [K3] [dek-6] Then it shows the check: the 92 elements are re-derived from scratch in your presence, their published abundances reproduced across four orders of magnitude, and λ recovered three independent ways that agree to twelve digits. | research/self-check/verifier-runs.json; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The archived seven-seed band is [1.30331,1.30405]. The revised verifier gives [1.303305,1.304051] after 55 steps and checks equal matrix/root rounding to 12 decimal places. Restricted twelve-decimal agreement to the matrix and polynomial; kept the counted route as an approximation. Strengthened the matching verifier assertion.
- WRONG | [K4] [plain-2] John Conway proved that every string but two degenerate cases grows by the same fixed factor, about 1.3035772690, and that they are built from exactly 92 'elements' that decay into one another like a periodic table. | https://oeis.org/A005150/a005150_3.pdf; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Litherland p.1 and Conway p.7 distinguish 92 common types from transuranics and state eventual decomposition. Replaced exclusive, immediate 92-element claims with eventual decomposition into common types with possible transuranics.
- WRONG | [K5] [description-2] Conway proved every such sequence grows by the same factor λ ≈ 1.30357 and is built from exactly 92 'elements' that decay like a periodic table. | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- WRONG | [K6] [og:description-2] Every seed homes in on Conway's constant; every sequence is built from exactly 92 elements that decay like a periodic table. | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- WRONG | [K7] [structured-description] The look-and-say sequence, made playable: every seed homes in on Conway's constant λ ≈ 1.30357, and every sequence is built from exactly 92 elements that decay like a periodic table. | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- MINOR | [K8] [markdown-body] An immersive page. The real thing lives at the `href` above (`public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html`): play the look-and-say game, watch any seed converge on Conway's constant, and see a string decay into its 92 atomic elements, all recomputed in the... | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The HTML embeds DATA and decay() uses stored children. The standalone verifier derives the table offline; it does not prove the Cosmological Theorem. Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- WRONG | [K9] [lede-universal] Do it forever and two impossible-looking things fall out: a fixed growth constant nothing about your starting number can change, and a periodic table of exactly 92 elements that decay into one another. | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The limiting ratio excludes the empty string and 22. Direct execution gives LAS(22)=22 and ratio 1. Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- WRONG | [K10] [conway-1986] John Conway looked at this children's puzzle in 1986 and found a small universe inside it. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | The prelude on printed p.4 places Conway's introduction to the puzzle in Michaelmas 1983 and his discovery report in the following spring. Separated late 1983, spring 1984 and the 1986 publication in the prose.
- MINOR | [K11] [rederive-every-claim] Play first, then we will re-derive every claim in front of you. | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The HTML embeds DATA and decay() uses stored children. The standalone verifier derives the table offline; it does not prove the Cosmological Theorem. Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- WRONG | [K12] [conway-wall-atom] Conway called such a boundary a wall, and a chunk with no interior wall an atom, an element. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Printed p.6 defines splitting; p.7 calls a string without nontrivial splittings an atom or element. Introduced wall as this page's terminology and retained Conway's splitting/atom attribution. Updated the verifier comment too.
- MINOR | [K13] [radioactive-exact-analogy] It behaves exactly like radioactive matter: elements breaking into other elements, on their own timetables, never reaching across a wall. | https://www.nrc.gov/education-regulatory-research/glossary/radioactive-decay; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | The NRC defines physical decay as spontaneous transformation. The display deterministically advances each chunk once per click. Qualified the analogy and removed the claim of individual timetables; MINOR, no public line.
- MINOR | [K14] [hover-tap] Hover or tap an atom to see which element it is. | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | The spans offer hover titles, no explicit tap handler, and only 14 display names. Promised hover metadata and names when shown here; did not claim a touch test. MINOR, no public line.
- WRONG | [K15] [outlined-atoms] Atoms outlined in their own color are among the 92; the one ringed in gold is Hydrogen (22), the only element that never decays. | git show 80213b8a47:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Original .atom.named style outlined outside-table chunks and only 14 named common types. All 92 rows have membership independently of local names. Made the outline class depend on common-table membership and removed it from outside-table chunks. Hydrogen retains its gold ring.
- WRONG | [K16] [transuranics] Type digits above 3 and you will spawn transuranic atoms, Conway's Neptunium and Plutonium families, which sit outside the 92 and vanish in the long run. | https://oeis.org/A005150/a005150_3.pdf; https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf | Litherland p.1 describes persistent transuranics. Conway pp.7 and 14 gives limiting relative abundance zero. Replaced disappearance with persistence and a relative abundance tending to zero.
- WRONG | [K17] [92-natural-chemicals] the 92 naturally occurring chemical elements, Hydrogen through Uranium. | https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/93/neptunium | RSC lists neptunium as atomic number 93 and reports natural trace occurrence in uranium ores. Changed the chemical comparison to the first 92 elements, Hydrogen through Uranium.
- WRONG | [K18] [derived-sized-shaded] Here they are, the ones this page re-derived from scratch, sized and shaded by how common each is in a long string. | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | The grid assigns equal tile widths and aspect-ratio 1; shade() changes color using abundance, not size. Removed sized from the encoding description and kept shading.
- WRONG | [K19] [three-twelve-digits] They do, to twelve digits. | research/self-check/verifier-runs.json; research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | The archived seven-seed band is [1.30331,1.30405]. The revised verifier gives [1.303305,1.304051] after 55 steps and checks equal matrix/root rounding to 12 decimal places. Restricted twelve-decimal agreement to the matrix and polynomial; kept the counted route as an approximation. Strengthened the matching verifier assertion.
- WRONG | [K20] [finite-term-thousand] so at any finite term the counted ratio sits a few parts in a thousand from λ | research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Seed 1 starts with length ratios 2,1,2. The measured seven-seed band after 55 steps is [1.303305,1.304051]. Replaced the universal finite-term bound with the identified 55-step measurement. No replacement figure was inferred from the tolerance.
- MINOR | [K21] [citation-conway] Conway, J. H. "The Weird and Wonderful Chemistry of Audioactive Decay." Eureka 46, 5–18, 1986; reprinted in Open Problems in Communications and Computation (ed. Cover & Gopinath), Springer, 173–188, 1987. | https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-1-4612-4808-8?page=3 | The publisher gives Open Problems in Communication and Computation, with singular Communication. Corrected only the book title; MINOR, no public line.
- WRONG | [K22] [placard-repository-required] Running it needs the repository around it. | git show 80213b8a47:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs; public/checks/manifest.json; scripts/check-placard.mjs | The checker notes report an isolated 19/19 run. The fixer also ran the proposed standalone verifier with 22/22. The manifest cites a timeout; the shared generator converts that to a dependency assertion. NOT FIXED: held as WRONG under shared placard board note 81816d, exactly as directed. The shared reach sentence remains untouched.
- WRONG | [K23] [nearby-two-sequences] Two sequences that describe themselves; both hide a fixed constant recovered by counting. | src/content/strata/you-already-know-the-rest.md | The linked dek reports an entropy band rather than one fixed number; the subject is prediction of English. Corrected this layer's relation source, generated nearby copy, and body link description. The historical quotation in There, Here and research/lineage-edge-grammar/page.json remains unannotated; an adjacent correction is pending, with the quotation preserved.
- WRONG | [K24] [unnamed-label] unnamed element | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K25] [outside-92-label] transuranic atom (outside the 92) | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 gives 1 as an exotic initial element outside the common table. Page lookup absence alone does not identify a transuranic family. Replaced the generic transuranic title with unclassified chunk (outside the common table).
- WRONG | [K26] [element-03] unnamed element 1321132 (7 digits) abundance 47987.529 per million · decays into → 111312211312 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K27] [element-04] unnamed element 32112 (5 digits) abundance 45645.877 per million · decays into → 13122112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K28] [element-06] unnamed element 111312211312 (12 digits) abundance 36812.186 per million · decays into → 3113112221131112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K29] [element-07] unnamed element 13122112 (8 digits) abundance 35015.859 per million · decays into → 111311222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K30] [element-09] unnamed element 1322112 (7 digits) abundance 32032.813 per million · decays into → 1113222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K31] [element-10] unnamed element 132 (3 digits) abundance 29820.456 per million · decays into → 111312 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K32] [element-11] unnamed element 3113112221131112 (16 digits) abundance 28239.359 per million · decays into → 1321132 + 13221133112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K33] [element-12] unnamed element 111311222112 (12 digits) abundance 26861.36 per million · decays into → 31132 + 1322112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K34] [element-13] unnamed element 132112 (6 digits) abundance 25312.784 per million · decays into → 1113122112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K35] [element-14] unnamed element 1113222112 (10 digits) abundance 24573.007 per million · decays into → 3113322112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K36] [element-15] unnamed element 312 (3 digits) abundance 23571.391 per million · decays into → Copper | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K37] [element-16] unnamed element 111312 (6 digits) abundance 22875.864 per million · decays into → 31131112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K38] [element-17] unnamed element 13221133112 (11 digits) abundance 21662.973 per million · decays into → 1113222 + Calcium + 32112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K39] [element-18] unnamed element 31132 (5 digits) abundance 20605.883 per million · decays into → 13211312 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K40] [element-19] unnamed element 1113222 (7 digits) abundance 20085.669 per million · decays into → 311332 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K41] [element-20] unnamed element 1113122112 (10 digits) abundance 19417.939 per million · decays into → 311311222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K42] [element-21] unnamed element 3113322112 (10 digits) abundance 18850.441 per million · decays into → 132 + 123222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K43] [element-23] unnamed element 31131112 (8 digits) abundance 17548.529 per million · decays into → 1321133112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K44] [element-24] unnamed element 13211312 (8 digits) abundance 15807.182 per million · decays into → 11131221131112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K45] [element-25] unnamed element 311332 (6 digits) abundance 15408.115 per million · decays into → 132 + Calcium + 312 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K46] [element-26] unnamed element 311311222112 (12 digits) abundance 14895.887 per million · decays into → 1321132 + 1322112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K47] [element-27] unnamed element 123222112 (9 digits) abundance 14481.449 per million · decays into → 111213322112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K48] [element-29] unnamed element 1321133112 (10 digits) abundance 13461.825 per million · decays into → 11131 + Hydrogen + Calcium + 32112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K49] [element-30] unnamed element 11131221131112 (14 digits) abundance 12126.003 per million · decays into → 3113112221133112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K50] [element-31] unnamed element 111213322112 (12 digits) abundance 11109.007 per million · decays into → 31121123222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K51] [element-32] unnamed element 11131 (5 digits) abundance 10326.833 per million · decays into → 311311 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K52] [element-34] unnamed element 3113112221133112 (16 digits) abundance 9302.097 per million · decays into → 1321132 + Protactinium + Hydrogen + Calcium + 32112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K53] [element-35] unnamed element 31121123222112 (14 digits) abundance 8521.94 per million · decays into → 132112211213322112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K54] [element-36] unnamed element 311311 (6 digits) abundance 7921.919 per million · decays into → 13211321 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K55] [element-39] unnamed element 132112211213322112 (18 digits) abundance 6537.349 per million · decays into → 111312212221121123222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K56] [element-40] unnamed element 13211321 (8 digits) abundance 6077.061 per million · decays into → 11131221131211 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K57] [element-42] unnamed element 111312212221121123222112 (24 digits) abundance 5014.93 per million · decays into → 3113112211322112211213322112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K58] [element-43] unnamed element 11131221131211 (14 digits) abundance 4661.834 per million · decays into → 311311222113111221 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K59] [element-45] unnamed element 1113122113 (10 digits) abundance 4076.313 per million · decays into → 311311222113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K60] [element-46] unnamed element 3113112211322112211213322112 (28 digits) abundance 3847.053 per million · decays into → 1321132122211322212221121123222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K61] [element-47] unnamed element 311311222113111221 (18 digits) abundance 3576.186 per million · decays into → 1321132 + 1322113312211 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K62] [element-49] unnamed element 311311222113 (12 digits) abundance 3127.021 per million · decays into → 1321132 + 1322113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K63] [element-50] unnamed element 1321132122211322212221121123222112 (34 digits) abundance 2951.15 per million · decays into → 111312211312113221133211322112211213322112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K64] [element-51] unnamed element 1322113312211 (13 digits) abundance 2743.363 per million · decays into → 1113222 + Calcium + 3112221 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K65] [element-52] unnamed element 11132 (5 digits) abundance 2669.097 per million · decays into → 311312 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K66] [element-53] unnamed element 1322113 (7 digits) abundance 2398.8 per million · decays into → 1113222113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K67] [element-54] unnamed element 111312211312113221133211322112211213322112 (42 digits) abundance 2263.886 per million · decays into → 31131122211311122113222 + Calcium + Lithium | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K68] [element-55] unnamed element 3112221 (7 digits) abundance 2104.488 per million · decays into → 132 + 13211 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K69] [element-56] unnamed element 311312 (6 digits) abundance 2047.517 per million · decays into → 1321131112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K70] [element-57] unnamed element 31131122211311122113222 (23 digits) abundance 1887.437 per million · decays into → 1321132 + 13221133122211332 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K71] [element-58] unnamed element 1113222113 (10 digits) abundance 1840.167 per million · decays into → 3113322113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K72] [element-59] unnamed element 13211 (5 digits) abundance 1614.395 per million · decays into → 11131221 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K73] [element-60] unnamed element 1321131112 (10 digits) abundance 1570.691 per million · decays into → 11131221133112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K74] [element-61] unnamed element 13221133122211332 (17 digits) abundance 1447.891 per million · decays into → 1113222 + Calcium + Actinium + Hydrogen + Calcium + 312 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K75] [element-62] unnamed element 3113322113 (10 digits) abundance 1411.629 per million · decays into → 132 + 123222113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K76] [element-63] unnamed element 11131221 (8 digits) abundance 1238.434 per million · decays into → 3113112211 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K77] [element-64] unnamed element 11131221133112 (14 digits) abundance 1204.908 per million · decays into → 311311222 + Calcium + 32112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K78] [element-65] unnamed element 311311222 (9 digits) abundance 1098.596 per million · decays into → 1321132 + 132 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K79] [element-66] unnamed element 123222113 (9 digits) abundance 1082.888 per million · decays into → 111213322113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K80] [element-67] unnamed element 3113112211 (10 digits) abundance 950.027 per million · decays into → 132113212221 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K81] [element-68] unnamed element 111213322113 (12 digits) abundance 830.705 per million · decays into → 31121123222113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K82] [element-69] unnamed element 132113212221 (12 digits) abundance 728.785 per million · decays into → 111312211312113211 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K83] [element-70] unnamed element 31121123222113 (14 digits) abundance 637.25 per million · decays into → 132112211213322113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K84] [element-71] unnamed element 111312211312113211 (18 digits) abundance 559.065 per million · decays into → 311311222113111221131221 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K85] [element-72] unnamed element 132112211213322113 (18 digits) abundance 488.847 per million · decays into → 111312212221121123222113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K86] [element-73] unnamed element 311311222113111221131221 (24 digits) abundance 428.87 per million · decays into → 1321132 + 132211331222113112211 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K87] [element-74] unnamed element 311322113212221 (15 digits) abundance 386.077 per million · decays into → 13211322211312113211 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K88] [element-75] unnamed element 111312212221121123222113 (24 digits) abundance 375.005 per million · decays into → 3113112211322112211213322113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K89] [element-76] unnamed element 132211331222113112211 (21 digits) abundance 328.995 per million · decays into → 1113222 + Calcium + 311322113212221 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K90] [element-77] unnamed element 312211322212221121123222113 (27 digits) abundance 315.567 per million · decays into → 13112221133211322112211213322113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K91] [element-78] unnamed element 13211322211312113211 (20 digits) abundance 296.167 per million · decays into → 1113122113322113111221131221 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K92] [element-79] unnamed element 3113112211322112211213322113 (28 digits) abundance 287.673 per million · decays into → 1321132122211322212221121123222113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K93] [element-80] unnamed element 13112221133211322112211213322113 (32 digits) abundance 242.077 per million · decays into → 11132 + Protactinium + Hydrogen + Calcium + 312211322212221121123222113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K94] [element-81] unnamed element 1113122113322113111221131221 (28 digits) abundance 227.196 per million · decays into → 311311222 + 12322211331222113112211 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K95] [element-82] unnamed element 1321132122211322212221121123222113 (34 digits) abundance 220.68 per million · decays into → 111312211312113221133211322112211213322113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K96] [element-83] unnamed element 12322211331222113112211 (23 digits) abundance 174.286 per million · decays into → 1112133 + Hydrogen + Calcium + 311322113212221 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K97] [element-84] unnamed element 111312211312113221133211322112211213322113 (42 digits) abundance 169.288 per million · decays into → 31131122211311122113222 + Calcium + 312211322212221121123222113 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K98] [element-85] unnamed element 1112133 (7 digits) abundance 133.699 per million · decays into → 3112112 + Uranium | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K99] [element-86] unnamed element 3112112 (7 digits) abundance 102.563 per million · decays into → 1321122112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K100] [element-88] unnamed element 1321122112 (10 digits) abundance 78.678 per million · decays into → 11131221222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K101] [element-89] unnamed element 11131221222112 (14 digits) abundance 60.355 per million · decays into → 3113112211322112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K102] [element-90] unnamed element 3113112211322112 (16 digits) abundance 46.3 per million · decays into → 13211321222113222112 | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- WRONG | [K103] [element-91] unnamed element 13211321222113222112 (20 digits) abundance 35.518 per million · decays into → Arsenic | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450id_/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf; public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Conway p.7 names all 92 common elements. The fixer matched all 78 reported row strings to DATA entries whose local name and number are absent. Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- MINOR | [K104] (added) Instrument III counter "named elements" (index.html line 224) | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | render() increments the counter only when local name metadata exists; there are 14 such types. Relabelled the counter elements labelled here; MINOR, no public line.
- WRONG | [K105] (added) Instrument IV sort button "by atomic number" (index.html line 242) | public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | sortIdx substitutes 999 for missing numbers, placing Uranium 92 before 78 entries ordered by abundance. Relabelled the button and status to say locally labelled entries by number, then the rest by abundance; retained the data and comparator.
- CONFIRMED | [dek-1] Read a number aloud the way a child would (one 1, two 2s, one 3) and it grows into a new number, forever. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: Eureka p.5 shows the derivation 55555 -> 55 -> 25 -> 1215 and asks "What happens when an arbitrary string of positive integers is repeatedly derived like this?"; growth per p.7. The one string that does not grow (22) is named in the body. Read as the standard seed-1 illustration, as both checkers specified. The new summary says next term and separately states the fixed exceptions.
- CONFIRMED | [dek-2] John Conway proved two astonishing things about this game. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.7 states both results; p.14: the Cosmological Theorem is "the result of the combined labours of three brilliant investigators" (Conway, Parker, Guy), the rest "essentially all my own work".
- CONFIRMED | [plain-1] The look-and-say sequence: read a number aloud the way a child would (one 1, two 2s, one 3) and it grows into a new number, forever. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: as dek-1; A005150 opening terms 1, 11, 21, 1211, 111221 (https://oeis.org/A005150). Read as the standard seed-1 illustration, as both checkers specified. The new summary says next term and separately states the fixed exceptions.
- CONFIRMED | [plain-3] Play the game and watch a string split into its atoms. | git show 67088387e0:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Checker reread retained: Instrument I and III. The revised bounded splitter certifies walls and may leave composite chunks unsplit; the interface now says chunks.
- CONFIRMED | [description-1] Read a number aloud (one 1, two 2s) and it grows forever. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: as dek-1 (22 is the exception, given in the body). Read as the standard seed-1 illustration, as both checkers specified. The new summary says next term and separately states the fixed exceptions.
- CONFIRMED | [og:description-1] The look-and-say sequence, made playable. | git show 67088387e0:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Checker reread retained: the page is playable.
- CONFIRMED | [og:description-3] Re-derived from scratch, checked offline. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: the table is derived by verify.mjs and the run is offline (no network, no files read).
- CONFIRMED | [twitter:description-1] Read a number aloud and it grows forever. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: as dek-1. Read as the standard seed-1 illustration, as both checkers specified. The new summary says next term and separately states the fixed exceptions.
- CONFIRMED | [twitter:description-2] Conway found a fixed growth constant and a periodic table of 92 elements inside the game. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.7: the constant rate and the 92 named elements.
- CONFIRMED | [twitter:description-3] Play it; see the check. | git show 67088387e0:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Checker reread retained: the check section is on the page.
- CONFIRMED | [structured-rederived] Re-derived from scratch and checked offline. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: derived offline by verify.mjs.
- CONFIRMED | [lede-growth] Read a number aloud the way a child would, and it grows into a new number. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.5 derivation examples. Read as the standard seed-1 illustration, as both checkers specified. The new summary says next term and separately states the fixed exceptions.
- CONFIRMED | [game-definition] Take a string of digits. Say what you see, out loud, in runs: 1 is one 1, so it becomes 11. That is two 1s, so 21. That is one 2, one 1, so 1211. Then one 1, one 2, two 1s: 111221. | https://oeis.org/A005150 | Checker reread retained: "1,11,21,1211,111221,312211,13112221,1113213211" and Eureka p.7 lists the same lines.
- CONFIRMED | [game-no-sums] There are no sums, no primes, no magic. You are only ever describing the line above. | https://oeis.org/A005150 | Checker reread retained: "Also known as the 'Say What You See' sequence."; the rule only describes runs.
- CONFIRMED | [growth-heading] The growth never depends on where you start | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.7; the section itself goes on to give the two exceptions.
- CONFIRMED | [rough-multiplier] It roughly multiplies by the same amount at every step. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.7 "increase in length exponentially at the same constant rate".
- CONFIRMED | [arbitrary-phone-seed] Change the seed to anything you like, 3, 1112, your phone number, and the multiplier settles to the identical value. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.14 Cosmological Theorem: "every string other than the two boring ones increases at the magic rate". Recomputed seeds 3 and 1112 at term 60: 1.303369 and 1.303657.
- CONFIRMED | [conway-proof-exceptions] Conway proved it: for every starting string except two degenerate cases, the ratio of successive lengths converges to one number. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.14: "As a consequence, every string other than the two boring ones increases at the magic rate"; proof by "Richard Parker and I" (now lost) and by Guy. Horton.tex has Conway "stated" the general case; Conway's own account claims the proof.
- CONFIRMED | [constant-value] It is called Conway's constant, written λ, and it is about 1.3035772690. | https://oeis.org/A014715 | Checker reread retained: "1.303577269034296391257099112152551890730702504659404875754861390628550..." rounds to 1.3035772690.
- CONFIRMED | [empty-fixed] The empty string stays empty. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.7 "the boring ones [] and [22]"; verify.mjs "empty string is fixed".
- CONFIRMED | [22-fixed] And 22 is a fixed point: two 2s is 22, which is two 2s, forever. | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence | Checker reread retained: "22, 22, 22, 22, ... which remains the same size"; Eureka p.7 "Hydrogen (H) is our name for the digit-string 22".
- CONFIRMED | [all-other-seeds] Every other seed on Earth converges to λ. | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex | Checker reread retained: "an arbitrary non-empty finite string of integers ... (except boring old 22) ... still length(B_{i+1})/length(B_i) -> λ".
- CONFIRMED | [hydrogen-22] Hold onto 22: it comes back as Hydrogen. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.7 "Hydrogen (H) is our name for the digit-string 22".
- CONFIRMED | [permanent-splitting] Take a long term and look for places where the string splits into two halves that, from then on, never influence each other again no matter how many times you say-what-you-see. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.6 "Sometimes a string factors as the product LR of two strings L and R whose descendants never interfere with each other, in the sense that (LR)n = LnRn for all n."
- CONFIRMED | [independent-decay] Press decay and each atom independently becomes the next generation. | git show 67088387e0:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Checker reread retained: decay() maps each atom separately. The revised bounded splitter certifies walls and may leave composite chunks unsplit; the interface now says chunks.
- CONFIRMED | [audioactive-naming] Conway named it audioactive decay, because you make it happen by reading aloud. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: Title "The Weird and Wonderful Chemistry of Audioactive Decay"; Litherland: "the audioactive (or 'look and say') operator". The reason given ("because you make it happen by reading aloud") is the page's gloss; neither source states one ("audio" occurs only in titles in the Eureka OCR).
- CONFIRMED | [only-stable-element] the only element that never decays. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: verifier "exactly one element never decays (Hydrogen = '22')"; Wikipedia row "1 H 22 H 91790.383216".
- CONFIRMED | [ordinary-seed-finite] Chase the decay of any ordinary seed long enough and it settles into a soup of atoms drawn from a fixed, finite set. | https://oeis.org/A005150/a005150_3.pdf | Checker reread retained: "a finite set of common elements ... any sufficiently old descendant of an arbitrary string (other than the empty string and 22) involves all the common elements".
- CONFIRMED | [cosmological-theorem] This is his Cosmological Theorem: every look-and-say sequence, whatever its seed, decays within a bounded number of steps into a compound of these 92 (plus the transuranics if you used a big digit). | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.14 "Any string decays into a compound of common and transuranic elements after a bounded number of derivation steps."
- CONFIRMED | [abundance-definition] Abundance is the long-run share of that element in a very long string, in atoms per million. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.7 "The abundance (in atoms per million)"; MathWorld "average number of occurrences for long strings out of every million atoms".
- CONFIRMED | [most-rarest] Hydrogen dominates (about 91,790 per million); the rarest is Arsenic, at about 27. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.7 "of every million atoms about 91790 on average will be of Hydrogen, the commonest element, while about 27 will be of Arsenic, the rarest one."
- CONFIRMED | [13-anchors] this page computes them and matches Conway's published table at thirteen anchors spanning four orders of magnitude. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: NAMED has 13 triples from 91790.383216 to 27.246216076 (about 3.5 decades); the check passes ("all match to 1 part in 10^4"). "this page computes them": the verifier does, offline.
- CONFIRMED | [seven-seeds] Iterate the game from seven different seeds and read off the length ratio. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: seeds ['1', '2', '3', '13', '1112', '3113322112', '111311222113111221131221'].
- CONFIRMED | [assumption-free] Slow but assumption-free; it homes in on λ. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: growthRatios() only iterates the rule.
- CONFIRMED | [matrix-road] Re-derive the 92 elements from the wall rule, build the 92×92 table of what decays into what, and take its Perron (largest) eigenvalue. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: derivePeriodicTable() and perronEigenpair(); run prints "derived 92 elements" and "λ (matrix Perron): 1.303577269034".
- CONFIRMED | [unique-root] λ is the unique real root above 1 of a specific degree-71 polynomial. | https://mathworld.wolfram.com/ConwaysConstant.html | Checker reread retained: "the unique positive real root of the polynomial"; PARI/GP polrootsreal on A137275: -1.08824, -1.01115, 1.3035772690342964 (one root above 1).
- CONFIRMED | [check-verdict] ✓ roads 2 and 3 agree to 9+ digits · both match OEIS A014715 to 12 · road 1 converging | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: recreated run: "agree to 9 digits ... matrix=1.3035772690 poly=1.3035772690", "λ (matrix Perron): 1.303577269034", "λ matches OEIS A014715 to 12 digits", empirical band "[1.30331,1.30405]".
- CONFIRMED | [table-checked] And the periodic table itself is checked, not asserted. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: checks for count 92, closure, Hydrogen, Perron, 13 anchors.
- CONFIRMED | [anchor-reproduction] Their abundances (the eigenvector of Road 2) reproduce Conway's published values at every named anchor: Hydrogen 91790.383, Protactinium 9883.599, Helium 3237.297, Uranium 102.563, down to Arsenic 27.246, each to one part in ten thousand. | https://mathworld.wolfram.com/CosmologicalTheorem.html | Checker reread retained: MathWorld table "91790.383216 1 H", "9883.5986392 91 Pa 13", "3237.2968588 2 He", "102.56285249 92 U 3", "27.246216076 33 As"; the verifier passes at 1e-4.
- CONFIRMED | [anchor-hydrogen] Hydrogen 91790.383 | https://mathworld.wolfram.com/CosmologicalTheorem.html | Checker reread retained: "91790.383216 1 H"; Eureka p.7 "about 91790".
- CONFIRMED | [anchor-protactinium] Protactinium 9883.599 | https://mathworld.wolfram.com/CosmologicalTheorem.html | Checker reread retained: "9883.5986392 91 Pa 13".
- CONFIRMED | [anchor-helium] Helium 3237.297 | https://mathworld.wolfram.com/CosmologicalTheorem.html | Checker reread retained: "3237.2968588 2 He 13112221133211322112211213322112".
- CONFIRMED | [anchor-uranium] Uranium 102.563 | https://mathworld.wolfram.com/CosmologicalTheorem.html | Checker reread retained: "102.56285249 92 U 3".
- CONFIRMED | [anchor-arsenic] Arsenic 27.246 | https://mathworld.wolfram.com/CosmologicalTheorem.html | Checker reread retained: "27.246216076 33 As 11131221131211322113322112".
- CONFIRMED | [theorem-status] The Cosmological Theorem is genuinely a theorem | https://arxiv.org/abs/math/9808077 | Checker reread retained: Ekhad-Zeilberger computer proof (N=29); Litherland two machine proofs with N=24.
- CONFIRMED | [first-and-guy-proofs] Conway and Richard Parker gave a first proof; Mike Guy gave a stronger one (that 24 steps always suffice, and that 24 is best possible). | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex | Checker reread retained: "one by himself and Richard Parker (that only proved that N existed), and another one by Mike Guy (that actually proved that one may take N=24, and that it was best possible)". Conway (Eureka p.14) calls Guy's proof "simpler" and says it "found the longest-lived of the exotic elements".
- CONFIRMED | [lost-proofs] Both proofs were then lost. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.14 "dozens of sheets of paper (now lost)" and Guy's "filled lots of pages (almost all lost)"; horton "both proofs were lost".
- CONFIRMED | [1997-proof] The result sat re-provable but unreproved until 1997, when Shalosh B. Ekhad and Doron Zeilberger published a computer proof, "Proof of Conway's Lost Cosmological Theorem" | https://arxiv.org/abs/math/9808077 | Checker reread retained: "Proof of Conway's Lost Cosmological Theorem", Shalosh B. Ekhad, Doron Zeilberger; "for which no extant proof existed"; "Electronic Research Announcements of the Amer. Math. Soc. 3(1997), 78-82".
- CONFIRMED | [litherland-proof] R. A. Litherland later gave a second, independent machine proof with tighter bounds. | https://oeis.org/A005150/a005150_3.pdf | Checker reread retained: "two proofs, both computer assisted, that indeed one may take N = 24" vs Ekhad-Zeilberger "only shows that one may take N = 29"; proof 1 "a minor adaptation of Ekhad and Zeilberger's", proof 2 independent.
- CONFIRMED | [does-not-prove] It does not re-prove the Cosmological Theorem (that a bounded number of steps always suffices). | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: no check in verify.mjs addresses the bound.
- CONFIRMED | [verifies-objects] It verifies the objects the theorem is about: the 92 elements, the decay relation, the constant, the abundances, all computed and cross-checked. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: 19 checks cover the 92, closure, constant, abundances.
- CONFIRMED | [guy-24-quotation] The claim "24 steps is best possible" is attributed to Guy via Conway's recollection; we state it as history, not as something we re-derived. | https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/mamarim/mamarimTeX/horton.tex | Checker reread retained: The quotation marks enclose the claim, not anyone's words; horton has Conway stating Guy proved "one may take N=24, and that it was best possible". Litherland adds that 24 is shown by Guy's atoms of longevity 24 "given on page 186 of [C]".
- CONFIRMED | [slow-second-eigenvalue] The convergence of Road 1 is real but slow (governed by the second eigenvalue) | https://oeis.org/A137275 (polynomial; roots and factorizations recomputed with PARI/GP) | Checker reread retained: the next-largest roots of the decay matrix's characteristic polynomial (Zeilberger oPTlam: (x+1)(degree 71)(x-1)^2 x^18) have modulus 1.16112 (a complex pair), so the error shrinks by about 0.891 per step and oscillates.
- CONFIRMED | [exact-roads-published] the exact value comes from Roads 2 and 3, which agree with the published digits of Conway's constant. | https://oeis.org/A014715 | Checker reread retained: roads 2 and 3 print 1.303577269034 and 1.303577269034296.
- CONFIRMED | [polynomial-misprint] Conway's degree-71 polynomial was printed correctly in his 1986 Eureka article but misprinted in the widely cited 1987 reprint. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: Eureka p.16 prints "+ x35 - 3x34" and all 72 coefficients equal A137275 (checked term by term from the scan); the reprint misprint is per Wikipedia ("the term x^35 was incorrectly printed with a minus sign"), citing Vardi 1991; the 1987 book itself was not seen.
- CONFIRMED | [poly-coefficients-check] The coefficients this page uses are OEIS A137275, and the verifier confirms both that they are monic of degree 71 and that λ is their root; do not trust the 1987 book's version. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: POLY71 equals A137275 reversed (check passes); monic, 72 coefficients.
- CONFIRMED | [game-no-arithmetic] Conway's constant shows up in a game with no geometry, no arithmetic, nothing but the act of describing the previous line. | https://oeis.org/A005150 | Checker reread retained: the rule only counts runs.
- CONFIRMED | [degree-minimal] It is an algebraic number of degree 71, meaning it satisfies a polynomial of degree 71 and no smaller one | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.16 "the residual 71st degree equation for λ is irreducible"; PARI/GP polisirreducible(A137275) = 1; OEIS "An algebraic integer of degree 71."
- CONFIRMED | [no-tidy-closed-form] so it can be pinned down exactly yet has no tidy closed form | https://oeis.org/A137275 (polynomial; roots and factorizations recomputed with PARI/GP) | Checker reread retained: Irreducible of prime degree 71; modulo 43 (not dividing the discriminant) it factors with degrees [1, 1, 2, 5, 17, 45], one quadratic and the rest odd, so the Galois group contains a transposition and is S71: λ is not expressible in radicals.
- CONFIRMED | [self-descriptive-family] The sequence that produces it is one of a small family that describes itself, and out of that self-description falls a fixed number and a closed chemistry of 92 parts. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: Each term describes the one before; p.7 the 92 elements and the fixed rate. "small family" is the page's framing (its Kolakoski relates note). The Shannon link description was repaired under X31/K23.
- CONFIRMED | [conway-title-quotation] Conway's own summary, in the paper's title, is hard to improve on: the weird and wonderful chemistry of audioactive decay. | https://web.archive.org/web/20210506123450/https://static01.nyt.com/packages/pdf/crossword/GENIUS_AT_PLAY_Eureka_Article.pdf (Conway, Eureka 46, January 1986; scan linked from https://oeis.org/A005150) | Checker reread retained: p.5 title "The Weird and Wonderful Chemistry of Audioactive Decay"; Crossref 10.1007/978-1-4612-4808-8_53.
- CONFIRMED | [citation-oeis-sequence] A005150 (the sequence) | https://oeis.org/A005150 | Checker reread retained: "Look and Say sequence: describe the previous term!"
- CONFIRMED | [citation-oeis-constant] A014715 (λ's digits) | https://oeis.org/A014715 | Checker reread retained: "Decimal expansion of Conway's constant."
- CONFIRMED | [citation-oeis-poly] A137275 (the degree-71 polynomial) | https://oeis.org/A137275 | Checker reread retained: "Coefficients of Conway's polynomial (powers of x in increasing order)."
- CONFIRMED | [citation-ez] Ekhad, S. B. & Zeilberger, D. "Proof of Conway's Lost Cosmological Theorem." Electron. Res. Announc. AMS 3, 1997. arXiv:math/9808077 | https://arxiv.org/abs/math/9808077 | Checker reread retained: title, authors, "Electronic Research Announcements of the Amer. Math. Soc. 3(1997), 78-82", arXiv:math/9808077.
- CONFIRMED | [citation-mw] Weisstein, E. W. "Look-and-Say Sequence" and "Cosmological Theorem," MathWorld | https://mathworld.wolfram.com/CosmologicalTheorem.html | Checker reread retained: "Weisstein, Eric W. 'Cosmological Theorem.'"; https://mathworld.wolfram.com/LookandSaySequence.html exists (titled "Look and Say Sequence").
- CONFIRMED | [citation-wiki] Wikipedia (periodic table and abundances). | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence | Checker reread retained: atomic elements table with abundances.
- CONFIRMED | [citation-verifier] This page's derivation and 19 checks: research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: 19 checks. This repair adds three regression checks, bringing the current verifier to 22 checks.
- CONFIRMED | [every-number-recomputed] Every number on this page is recomputed in your browser from the definition, or derived offline in the verifier and reproduced against Conway's published table. | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence | Checker reread retained: Every element figure on the page matches the Wikipedia table and Zeilberger's oPTlam at the places shown (all 92 strings, abundances and decays compared), though verify.mjs itself compares only 13 against the published table.
- CONFIRMED | [placard-independent] This layer's check works the answer out again from scratch, independently of this page. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: verify.mjs reads no file (no readFileSync); everything from the rule.
- CONFIRMED | [placard-settle-drift] It can settle the finding; it cannot notice a figure that drifted on this page. | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: it never reads the page.
- CONFIRMED | [placard-published] It is published to read. | https://artwaste.land/checks/research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: 200, 17,786 bytes, byte-identical to the pinned file; manifest verdict "read-only". This is the checker's historical read, not a claim that these local edits have been deployed.
- CONFIRMED | [nearby-degree-closed] Both turn on a number that is algebraic but not writable: λ is the root of a degree-71 polynomial, no closed form. | https://oeis.org/A137275 (polynomial; roots and factorizations recomputed with PARI/GP) | Checker reread retained: For λ: degree 71, no expression in radicals (see no-tidy-closed-form). "not writable" for the sibling's sqrt 2 can only mean not writable as a ratio.
- CONFIRMED | [nearby-derived] A famous named constant that governs a growth process, derived not looked up. | git show 67088387e0:src/content/strata/most-irrational.md | Checker reread retained: the golden ratio layer, "Interactive, computed, every figure exact."
- CONFIRMED | [nearby-kolakoski] Two sequences made by describing: look-and-say reads a number aloud, Kolakoski reads its own run lengths. | https://oeis.org/A000002 | Checker reread retained: "Kolakoski sequence: a(n) is length of n-th run".
- CONFIRMED | [ratio-last-term] your seed's ratio (last term) | git show 67088387e0:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Checker reread retained: r2-ratio is the last plotted ratio.
- CONFIRMED | [canvas-lambda] Conway's constant λ | https://oeis.org/A014715 | Checker reread retained: λ = 1.30358 to five places.
- CONFIRMED | [reduced-motion-value] → 1.30358 (converging) | https://oeis.org/A014715 | Checker reread retained: 1.30358 is λ to five places; under reduced motion it is a fixed string, not a count.
- CONFIRMED | [matrix-value] 1.303577269034 | git show 67088387e0:research/conway-audioactive/verify.mjs | Checker reread retained: recreated: "λ (matrix Perron): 1.303577269034".
- CONFIRMED | [element-01] Hydrogen #1 H · the only element that never decays 22 (2 digits) abundance 91790.383 per million · decays into → Hydrogen | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "1 H 22 H 91790.383216" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-02] Calcium #20 Ca 12 (2 digits) abundance 56072.543 per million · decays into → Potassium | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "20 Ca 12 K 56072.543129" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-05] Potassium #19 K 1112 (4 digits) abundance 43014.361 per million · decays into → Argon | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "19 K 1112 Ar 43014.360913" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-08] Argon #18 Ar 3112 (4 digits) abundance 32997.17 per million · decays into → 132112 | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "18 Ar 3112 Cl 32997.170122" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-22] Copper #29 Cu 131112 (6 digits) abundance 18082.082 per million · decays into → Nickel | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "29 Cu 131112 Ni 18082.082203" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-28] Nickel #28 Ni 11133112 (8 digits) abundance 13871.124 per million · decays into → 312 + 32112 | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: page 13871.124 matches oPTlam .0138711241997 and Conway's own Eureka table ("13871.124200"); Wikipedia ("28 Ni 11133112 Zn.Co 13871.123200") and MathWorld print 13871.1232, a copying slip in those tables (the verifier's anchor uses it and passes at 1e-4).
- CONFIRMED | [element-33] Protactinium #91 Pa 13 (2 digits) abundance 9883.599 per million · decays into → Thorium | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "91 Pa 13 Th 9883.5986392" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-37] Thorium #90 Th 1113 (4 digits) abundance 7581.905 per million · decays into → Actinium | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "90 Th 1113 Ac 7581.9047125" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-38] Actinium #89 Ac 3113 (4 digits) abundance 6926.935 per million · decays into → Radium | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "89 Ac 3113 Ra 6926.9352045" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-41] Radium #88 Ra 132113 (6 digits) abundance 5313.79 per million · decays into → 1113122113 | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: Wikipedia row "88 Ra 132113 Fr 5313.7894999"; oPTlam .0053137894999 = 5313.7894999 per million: 5313.79 is right to the two places shown (three places would be 5313.789).
- CONFIRMED | [element-44] Lithium #3 Li 312211322212221121123222112 (27 digits) abundance 4220.067 per million · decays into → Helium | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "3 Li 312211322212221121123222112 He 4220.0665982" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-48] Helium #2 He 13112221133211322112211213322112 (32 digits) abundance 3237.297 per million · decays into → 11132 + Protactinium + Hydrogen + Calcium + Lithium | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "2 He 13112221133211322112211213322112 Hf.Pa.H.Ca.Li 3237.2968588" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-87] Uranium #92 U 3 (1 digits) abundance 102.563 per million · decays into → Protactinium | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "92 U 3 Pa 102.56285249" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [element-92] Arsenic #33 As 11131221131211322113322112 (26 digits) abundance 27.246 per million · decays into → 31131122211311122113222 + 123222112 | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-and-say_sequence; https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/oPTlam | Checker reread retained: string, length, abundance and decay match the Wikipedia row "33 As 11131221131211322113322112 Ge.Na 27.246216076" and oPTlam.
- CONFIRMED | [added-sort-abundance] (added) "sorted by abundance" | git show 67088387e0:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Checker reread retained: added-sort-abundance: The comparator is "ELS[b][1]-ELS[a][1]". All 92 primary-checked rows are in descending abundance order.
- CONFIRMED | [added-sort-length] (added) "sorted by length" | git show 67088387e0:public/strata/ninety-two-elements/index.html | Checker reread retained: added-sort-length: The comparator is "ELS[a][0].length-ELS[b][0].length". The reproduced order has nondecreasing digit-string lengths.
- CONFIRMED | [added-canvas-digits] (added) "λ = 1.30358" | https://oeis.org/A014715 | Checker reread retained: added-canvas-digits: The source prints "1.303577269034296391257099112152551890730702504659404875754861390628550...". Rounding to five places after the decimal yields the canvas label. N1 covers the name but omits this displayed rounded number.

## Findings

- [fixed] X1: Qualified this layer's text summaries, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths; share card rebuilt at landing from the corrected dek.
- [fixed] X2: Replaced exclusive, immediate 92-element claims with eventual decomposition into common types with possible transuranics.
- [fixed] X3: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [fixed] X4: Restricted twelve-decimal agreement to the matrix and polynomial; kept the counted route as an approximation. Strengthened the matching verifier assertion.
- [fixed] X5: Replaced exclusive, immediate 92-element claims with eventual decomposition into common types with possible transuranics.
- [fixed] X6: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [fixed] X7: Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- [fixed] X8: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [fixed] X9: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [dated] X10: Set JSON-LD dateModified to 2026-10-14. The user expressly exempts this revision metadata from an Updated line.
- [fixed] X11: Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- [fixed] X12: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [fixed] X13: Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- [fixed] X15: Changed no growth rate to length ratio 1 and zero growth; no public correction for this MINOR precision repair.
- [fixed] X16: Replaced cap acceptance in both page and verifier with a sound repeating-prefix certificate. A partial prefix drops its incomplete last run before deriving; limits leave a boundary unsplit. Added regression checks and described the conservative display.
- [fixed] X17: Qualified the analogy and removed the claim of individual timetables; MINOR, no public line.
- [fixed] X18: Made the outline class depend on common-table membership and removed it from outside-table chunks. Hydrogen retains its gold ring.
- [fixed] X19: Replaced disappearance with persistence and a relative abundance tending to zero.
- [fixed] X20: Changed the chemical comparison to the first 92 elements, Hydrogen through Uranium.
- [fixed] X21: Changed the chemical comparison to the first 92 elements, Hydrogen through Uranium.
- [fixed] X22: Removed sized from the encoding description and kept shading.
- [fixed] X23: Preserved the true page sentence; replaced N1 abundance-eigenvector source, excerpt and locator with the actual verifier normalization.
- [fixed] X24: Described three approaches and their shared code/reference inputs; repaired corresponding verifier comments. MINOR, no public line.
- [fixed] X25: Restricted twelve-decimal agreement to the matrix and polynomial; kept the counted route as an approximation. Strengthened the matching verifier assertion.
- [fixed] X26: Limited the inference to the derived table and tested boundaries; fixed the actual splitter under X16.
- [fixed] X27: Replaced the universal finite-term bound with the identified 55-step measurement. No replacement figure was inferred from the tolerance.
- [fixed] X28: Corrected only the book title; MINOR, no public line.
- [open note:81816d] X29: NOT FIXED: held as WRONG under shared placard board note 81816d, exactly as directed. The shared reach sentence remains untouched.
- [fixed] X30: Regenerated this layer's last-verified date from the new record using check-placard --check --sample through the layer builder. No separate correction line, per the triage exception.
- [open note:55ca63] X31: Corrected this layer's relation source, generated nearby copy, and body link description. The historical quotation in There, Here and research/lineage-edge-grammar/page.json remains unannotated; an adjacent correction is pending, with the quotation preserved.
- [fixed] X32: Removed still closing from the readout; MINOR, no public line.
- [fixed] X33: Replaced the generic transuranic title with unclassified chunk (outside the common table).
- [fixed] X34: Relabelled the button and status to say locally labelled entries by number, then the rest by abundance; retained the data and comparator.
- [fixed] K1: Qualified this layer's text summaries, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths; share card rebuilt at landing from the corrected dek.
- [fixed] K2: Replaced exclusive, immediate 92-element claims with eventual decomposition into common types with possible transuranics.
- [fixed] K3: Restricted twelve-decimal agreement to the matrix and polynomial; kept the counted route as an approximation. Strengthened the matching verifier assertion.
- [fixed] K4: Replaced exclusive, immediate 92-element claims with eventual decomposition into common types with possible transuranics.
- [fixed] K5: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [fixed] K6: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [fixed] K7: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [fixed] K8: Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- [fixed] K9: Qualified every standalone summary, including frontmatter, descriptions, JSON-LD, lede and markdown; convergence concerns successive lengths.
- [fixed] K10: Separated late 1983, spring 1984 and the 1986 publication in the prose.
- [fixed] K11: Distinguished live interaction from offline table derivation and cited history in every affected summary and body copy.
- [fixed] K12: Introduced wall as this page's terminology and retained Conway's splitting/atom attribution. Updated the verifier comment too.
- [fixed] K13: Qualified the analogy and removed the claim of individual timetables; MINOR, no public line.
- [fixed] K14: Promised hover metadata and names when shown here; did not claim a touch test. MINOR, no public line.
- [fixed] K15: Made the outline class depend on common-table membership and removed it from outside-table chunks. Hydrogen retains its gold ring.
- [fixed] K16: Replaced disappearance with persistence and a relative abundance tending to zero.
- [fixed] K17: Changed the chemical comparison to the first 92 elements, Hydrogen through Uranium.
- [fixed] K18: Removed sized from the encoding description and kept shading.
- [fixed] K19: Restricted twelve-decimal agreement to the matrix and polynomial; kept the counted route as an approximation. Strengthened the matching verifier assertion.
- [fixed] K20: Replaced the universal finite-term bound with the identified 55-step measurement. No replacement figure was inferred from the tolerance.
- [fixed] K21: Corrected only the book title; MINOR, no public line.
- [open note:81816d] K22: NOT FIXED: held as WRONG under shared placard board note 81816d, exactly as directed. The shared reach sentence remains untouched.
- [open note:55ca63] K23: Corrected this layer's relation source, generated nearby copy, and body link description. The historical quotation in There, Here and research/lineage-edge-grammar/page.json remains unannotated; an adjacent correction is pending, with the quotation preserved.
- [fixed] K24: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K25: Replaced the generic transuranic title with unclassified chunk (outside the common table).
- [fixed] K26: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K27: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K28: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K29: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K30: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K31: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K32: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K33: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K34: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K35: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K36: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K37: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K38: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K39: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K40: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K41: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K42: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K43: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K44: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K45: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K46: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K47: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K48: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K49: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K50: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K51: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K52: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K53: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K54: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K55: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K56: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K57: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K58: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K59: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K60: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K61: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K62: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K63: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K64: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K65: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K66: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K67: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K68: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K69: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K70: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K71: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K72: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K73: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K74: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K75: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K76: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K77: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K78: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K79: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K80: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K81: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K82: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K83: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K84: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K85: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K86: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K87: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K88: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K89: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K90: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K91: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K92: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K93: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K94: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K95: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K96: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K97: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K98: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K99: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K100: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K101: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K102: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K103: Changed the shared inspector fallback to common element (name not shown here), fixing all 78 row labels without replacing their strings, lengths, abundances or ordered decays.
- [fixed] K104: Relabelled the counter elements labelled here; MINOR, no public line.
- [fixed] K105: Relabelled the button and status to say locally labelled entries by number, then the rest by abundance; retained the data and comparator.