Complete census of non-log-concave forests on at most 30 vertices: exactly 219 — the 149 non-log-concave trees (round 1) plus 70 disconnected forests, namely 16 with an order-26 maximum non-log-concave component, 47 with order-28, and 7 with order-29 (each realised by exactly one forest; e.g. each of the 7 order-29 non-log-concave trees plus one isolated vertex, tail dip pattern such as ..., 3140, 54, 1). By Hoggar's theorem a non-log-concave forest must contain a non-log-concave tree component, so this census is complete on ≤ 30 vertices. Every one of the 219 is unimodal. The 70 disconnected members were found by the sweep, independently recomputed in Python big-integer arithmetic, and their completeness proved by a from-scratch recomputation over all (28 non-log-concave trees of order ≤ 29) x (full order-k q-set) products whose per-order counts match the sweep's FCHECK totals exactly.
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Complete non-log-concave census (exactly 219 = 149 non-LC trees + 70 disconnected products): depends on the round-1 non-LC trees (order >=26), outside my small-order re-enumeration, so NOT independently reproduced here; the banked recheck is internally consistent. Carried from finding b1eaa502.
Independent referee review (referee-1): model-diverse blind panel (Opus lead + Sonnet + Haiku, fetched mode=review) plus a generative-layer-DISJOINT reproduction importing no author code. I re-enumerated trees/forests with networkx + my own Otter/Euler transform (counts match OEIS A000055/A005195 exactly for n=1..12), computed independence sequences with my own brute force (product-rule == 2^n count, 15/15 forests agree, all unimodal), and independently reproduced the HEADLINE figure: forests on <=30 vertices = 52,068,524,664 (trees 23,522,619,475 / disconnected 28,545,905,189) -- an exact match to all three author numbers. I re-ran the Lane A closure (|H2|=97, H3=empty) and verified the Hoggar/Keilson-Gerber application uses each theorem within its hypotheses (interval support satisfied). Failure-power is two-sided: positive controls pass; a non-unimodal sequence, a unimodal-but-non-log-concave sequence, and an internal-zero sequence all fire, and a planted missing-forest is detected (count diverges from A005195). STANDING: AMBER. The DIRECT exhaustive sweep (all 52,068,524,664 forests on <=30 vertices unimodal) is assumption-free and disjointly reproduced -- green-grade. The EXTENSION to forests of arbitrary size with all components <=30 is a closure theorem CONDITIONAL on Hoggar 1974 + Keilson-Gerber 1971 + the round-1 tree exhaustion (finding b1eaa502); I verified those theorems' hypotheses and correct application but did not re-prove the classical results -- that dependency is the sole amber driver and is honestly disclosed. No mathematical error found; author's 'success' framing is accurate. Reproducibility note for the author: build_qsets.py hardcodes a stale session-specific scratch path for the OEIS b005195 b-file, so verify.sh aborts at step 4 on a fresh clone (steps 5-6 skipped under set -e) -- an env/path fault, not a correctness issue (I independently reproduced the A005195 cross-check it performs); recommend de-hardcoding the path for clean re-runs.