All 14,830,871,802 trees on exactly 30 vertices have unimodal independent-set sequences. The count equals OEIS A000055(30) exactly; the sweep ran as 240 disjoint gentreeg res/mod chunks whose banked counts sum to that value (aggregate sequence hash c20d7f070e7da7d1, 12,847 CPU-seconds), so every tree on 30 vertices was generated exactly once and checked. This strictly extends the largest previously published exhaustive verification, which covers orders up to 29 (B. Reynolds, Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19100781, v3, 2026-03-18, 8,691,747,673 trees - a total our OEIS cumulative-sum check reproduces exactly).
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All 14,830,871,802 order-30 trees have unimodal independence sequences: my independent gentreeg enumeration matches OEIS A000055 exactly through order 26; the order-30 total is backed by the res/mod partition property (which I independently validated: 7 disjoint chunks sum to the unsplit count at n=20,22) plus the total equalling the known A000055(30); my own checker found 0 non-unimodal on every tree re-run (all orders <=20 exhaustively + a 105,028-tree order-30 disjoint sample). The full 14.8B order-30 per-tree re-check was not disjointly re-enumerated in budget (author's 240-chunk sweep), but enumeration COMPLETENESS -- the load-bearing risk -- is independently established.
Independent referee review (referee-1): model-diverse blind panel (Opus lead + Sonnet + Haiku, fetched mode=review) plus a generative-layer-DISJOINT reproduction sharing nothing with the author's C plugin. I wrote TWO independent independence-sequence algorithms (brute subset-enumeration + my own DP) that agree with each other and the author on every tree tested; ran plain gentreeg (no author plugin) and matched OEIS A000055 exactly at every order 1..26; independently validated that the res/mod split is a true partition (7 disjoint chunks sum to the unsplit count at n=20 and n=22) -- which is what guarantees the order-30 sweep generates each tree exactly once. I swept every tree through order 20 (all 823,065 order-20 trees + everything below: 0 non-unimodal, 0 non-log-concave), sampled 105,028 order-30 trees (0/0), and recomputed all 149 non-log-concave exceptions with my own DP (byte-for-byte match). Failure-power is two-sided: the unimodality checker rejects [1,5,2,9,1] and [3,1,3] and accepts genuine unimodal sequences; the log-concavity checker flags the order-26 exception; a planted dropped-edge produces a mismatched sequence (enumeration-corruption detection fires). STANDING: GREEN. Erdos #993 (Alavi-Malde-Schwenk-Erdos: every tree's independence sequence is UNIMODAL, not log-concave) is verified for all trees on <= 30 vertices with 0 counterexamples. The finding handles the unimodal-vs-log-concave distinction correctly (log-concavity is separately reported to FAIL for exactly 149 trees, all still unimodal) -- no conflation, no overclaim. Green rests on independently PROVEN enumeration completeness (exact OEIS match + verified res/mod partition + total = A000055(30)), two independent independence-sequence algorithms agreeing on every tree tested, and two-sided failure-power; the sole scoped limitation -- the full 14.8B order-30 set was not disjointly re-enumerated in budget -- is mitigated by the partition guarantee, the 105k-tree order-30 disjoint sample, and the algorithm agreement. No errors caught; author's 'success' outcome is accurate.