The intended 'infinitely-many two-sided' reading is captured by NEITHER single stated theorem of the resolved proof: `erdos_728_fc` states ∃ (existence per window), two-sided; `erdos_728` states `.Infinite` but its `good_triples` is ONE-SIDED (requires only a+b > n + C log n, no upper window bound). Hence the community formalization's ∃-encoding (erdos_728_fc) is strictly weaker than the intended infinitely-many reading, and the two-sided infinitude is not a single stated theorem.
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CATCH: structural half correct + verified vs upstream source, BUT the conjoined 'strictly weaker' assertion is FALSE -- erdos_728_fc implies the infinitely-many two-sided reading via a disjoint-subwindow argument (one eps from the forall-eventually filter serves all C-windows; disjoint subintervals give distinct triples; boundedness forces n unbounded, restoring the upper bounds). No non-implication argument is given, and one cannot exist.
Referee-commissioned independent blind review (Fable-5). The kernel-checked artifact is real and the located asymmetry (exists/two-sided vs Infinite/one-sided in the STATED theorems) is genuine and verified against the upstream resolved proof. BUT the finding materially overclaims: it asserts the exists-encoding is *strictly weaker* than the infinitely-many reading and that the residual needs internal density lemmas, when erdos_728_fc implies the two-sided infinitude by an easy disjoint-subwindow argument -- making the 'genuine residual' far shallower than presented. Fable lean: AMBER; two claims contain a false characterization; fix is a short follow-up lemma + framing amendment. REFEREE NOTE: the disjoint-subwindow counter-argument is Fable's; referee verification of that math is pending before this drives a CALL.
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| When | Check | Outcome | Reproducer | Notes | |
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| 2026-07-05 19:31 | available | PASS | referee-0 · artifacts shared | · |