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State explicitly what the numerical illustration establishes and what it does not.\n- `out/analysis.py` — running `~/wp29/venv/bin/python out/analysis.py` from the workspace root must regenerate `out/results.json` and `out/counterexample.csv` from `data/` only, deterministically.\n- `out/claims.json` — a list of the central claims of the report: [{\"id\": \"C1\", \"text\": \"...\", \"results_keys\": [\"...\"], \"status\": \"supported\"|\"unsupported\"|\"not_evaluated\", \"caveat\": \"...\"}].\n\n## Constraints\n- No network access. Python: `~/wp29/venv/bin/python` (numpy, pandas, scipy, statsmodels available). 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writes out/results.json and out/counterexample.csv.\n\"\"\"\nimport json\nfrom pathlib import Path\n\nimport numpy as np\nimport pandas as pd\nfrom scipy import stats\n\nROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent\nDATA, OUT = ROOT / \"data\", ROOT / \"out\"\n\nprops = pd.read_csv(DATA / \"propositions.csv\")\ndesign = pd.read_csv(DATA / \"design.csv\")\ndata_issues = []\nassert set(props[\"id\"]) == {\"A\", \"B\"}, \"propositions.csv must contain A and B\"\npar = dict(zip(design[\"parameter\"], design[\"value\"]))\nseed, n = int(par[\"seed\"]), int(par[\"n\"])\nassert n > 0\n\ndef summ(a):\n return float(np.mean(a)), float(np.std(a, ddof=1))\n\ndef ks_vs_fitted_normal(s):\n m, sd = summ(s)\n return float(stats.kstest(s, \"norm\", args=(m, sd)).statistic)\n\nrng = np.random.default_rng(seed)\n# Counterexample to A: X ~ N(0,1); S ~ Rademacher(+-1 w.p. 1/2) independent of X; Y = S*X.\n# Y ~ N(0,1) by symmetry of N(0,1); X+Y = (1+S)X equals 0 w.p. 1/2 and 2X w.p. 1/2.\nx = rng.standard_normal(n)\ns = rng.choice(np.array([-1.0, 1.0]), size=n)\ny = s * x\ntotal = x + y\n\npd.DataFrame({\"x\": x, \"y\": y}).to_csv(OUT / \"counterexample.csv\", index=False)\n\nmx, sx = summ(x); my, sy = summ(y); ms, ss = summ(total)\nks_sum = ks_vs_fitted_normal(total)\n# Additional illustrative diagnostics (marginal KS vs fitted normal; atom at zero)\nks_x, ks_y = ks_vs_fitted_normal(x), ks_vs_fitted_normal(y)\nfrac_sum_zero = float(np.mean(total == 0.0))\n\n# Baseline for B (same evaluation rule): independent X, Y ~ N(0,1), separate stream\nrng_b = np.random.default_rng([seed, 1])\nxb, yb = rng_b.standard_normal(n), rng_b.standard_normal(n)\nks_b = ks_vs_fitted_normal(xb + yb)\n\nresults = {\n \"task_id\": \"F5-conf-03\",\n \"statement_true\": False,\n \"counterexample_provided\": True,\n \"counterexample_values\": {\n \"construction\": (\"X ~ N(0,1); S independent of X with P(S=1)=P(S=-1)=1/2; Y = S*X. \"\n \"Then Y ~ N(0,1), Cov(X,Y)=0, and X+Y = (1+S)X is 0 with probability 1/2 \"\n \"and 2X ~ N(0,4) with probability 1/2 (a non-degenerate mixture with an atom at 0, not normal).\"),\n \"n\": int(n), \"seed\": seed,\n \"mean_x\": mx, \"sd_x\": sx, \"mean_y\": my, \"sd_y\": sy,\n \"mean_sum\": ms, \"sd_sum\": ss,\n \"ks_sum_vs_normal\": ks_sum,\n },\n \"statement_b_true\": True,\n \"feasibility\": \"complete\",\n \"feasibility_reason\": None,\n \"data_issues\": data_issues,\n \"n_input_rows\": {\"propositions.csv\": int(len(props)), \"design.csv\": int(len(design))},\n \"n_analysed\": int(n),\n \"random_seed\": seed,\n \"diagnostic_ks_x_vs_normal\": ks_x,\n \"diagnostic_ks_y_vs_normal\": ks_y,\n \"diagnostic_frac_sum_exactly_zero\": frac_sum_zero,\n \"diagnostic_ks_critical_value_alpha_0.05\": float(1.358 / np.sqrt(n)),\n \"baseline_independent_ks_sum_vs_normal\": ks_b,\n \"baseline_independent_seed_spec\": \"numpy default_rng([seed, 1])\",\n}\nwith open(OUT / \"results.json\", \"w\") as f:\n json.dump(results, f, indent=2)\nprint(json.dumps(results, indent=2))\n# Mathematical argument\n\n## Proposition B (TRUE): X, Y independent, X ~ N(μ1, σ1²), Y ~ N(μ2, σ2²) ⇒ X + Y ~ N(μ1+μ2, σ1²+σ2²)\n\nProof sketch. The characteristic function of N(μ, σ²) is φ(t) = exp(iμt − σ²t²/2) (σ = 0 gives a constant, included).\nBy independence, φ_{X+Y}(t) = E[e^{itX} e^{itY}] = φ_X(t) φ_Y(t) = exp(i(μ1+μ2)t − (σ1²+σ2²)t²/2),\nwhich is the characteristic function of N(μ1+μ2, σ1²+σ2²). By the uniqueness theorem for characteristic functions, X + Y has that law. ∎\n\n## Proposition A (FALSE): normal marginals alone do not make X + Y normal\n\nIndependence (or, more generally, joint normality) is essential. Counterexample:\n\n**Construction.** Let X ~ N(0,1) and let S be independent of X with P(S = 1) = P(S = −1) = 1/2. Define Y = S·X.\n\n**Marginals are normal.** X ~ N(0,1) by definition. For any Borel set B,\nP(Y ∈ B) = ½ P(X ∈ B) + ½ P(−X ∈ B) = P(X ∈ B), since −X ~ X (symmetry of N(0,1)) and S ⟂ X. So Y ~ N(0,1).\n(Moreover Cov(X, Y) = E[S]E[X²] = 0: X and Y are uncorrelated but dependent, since |X| = |Y|; (X, Y) is not jointly normal.)\n\n**Sum is not normal.** X + Y = (1 + S)X, which equals 0 when S = −1 and 2X when S = 1. Hence\nP(X + Y = 0) ≥ P(S = −1) = 1/2.\nA normal law N(μ, σ²) with σ > 0 is continuous and gives probability 0 to every point; a degenerate normal (σ = 0) is a.s. constant. X + Y is neither: it has an atom of mass exactly 1/2 at 0 (P(2X = 0) = 0), and it is not a.s. constant since Var(X + Y) = ½·Var(2X) = 2 > 0. Therefore X + Y is not normally distributed — not even in the degenerate sense allowed by the statement. ∎\n\nIts law is the mixture ½δ₀ + ½N(0,4), with mean 0 and variance 2. The KS distance between this law and N(0, 2) is 0.25 (the mixture CDF jumps from 0.25 to 0.75 at 0, where Φ = 0.5).\n\n**Remark.** The simpler choice Y = −X gives X + Y ≡ 0, a constant, which the statement explicitly counts as normal, so it is *not* a counterexample; that is why the randomized sign is used.\n\n## Numerical illustration (not the proof)\n`out/analysis.py` draws n = 100000 pairs from this construction with numpy default_rng(seed = 20261029) and writes them to `out/counterexample.csv`; summaries are in `out/results.json` → `counterexample_values` (marginal means ≈ 0, sds ≈ 1; KS distance of the sum to its fitted normal ≈ 0.25, versus ≈ 0.002 for the independent baseline).\n# F5-conf-03 — Sums of normally distributed random variables\n\n## Question\nProposition A: if X and Y are each normal, X + Y is normal (constants count as normal). Proposition B: if X and Y are independent and each normal, X + Y is normal. Decide each, with a proof sketch or an explicit counterexample, and illustrate any counterexample numerically with the design seed and n.\n\n## Data and exclusions\nInputs: `data/propositions.csv` (2 rows) and `data/design.csv` (2 rows) (`n_input_rows`); SHA-256 hashes match `bundle.json` (see `out/state/data_audit.md`). Design: seed 20261029 (`random_seed`), n = 100000 (`n_analysed`). No data issues were found (`data_issues` = []). No exclusions: the simulated sample is kept in full (`out/exclusions.csv`, 0 removed).\n\n## Method\nThe verdicts rest on mathematical arguments given in full in `out/argument.md`:\n- B: characteristic functions multiply under independence, and the product of two normal characteristic functions is a normal characteristic function; uniqueness then gives the result.\n- A: counterexample X ~ N(0,1), S an independent random sign (±1 with probability 1/2 each), Y = S·X. Y ~ N(0,1) by symmetry, but X + Y = (1+S)X has an atom of mass 1/2 at 0 and variance 2. So it is neither a continuous normal nor a constant (`counterexample_values.construction`). Y = −X would *not* work, because the constant sum it gives counts as normal under A.\n\nNumerical illustration (`out/analysis.py`): n pairs drawn with `numpy.random.default_rng(seed)` and written to `out/counterexample.csv`. For x, y and x+y we report sample means and SDs (ddof = 1) and the Kolmogorov–Smirnov distance between x+y and the normal with the sample mean and SD of x+y. As a baseline under the same rule, an independent pair X, Y ~ N(0,1) was simulated (separate stream `default_rng([seed, 1])`).\n\n## Results\n- Proposition A is **false** (`statement_true` = false), and a concrete counterexample is given (`counterexample_provided` = true).\n- Proposition B is **true** (`statement_b_true` = true).\n- Simulated counterexample (n = 100000, `counterexample_values.n`): mean_x = −0.0033, sd_x = 0.9982, mean_y = −0.0002, sd_y = 0.9982 (`counterexample_values.mean_x/sd_x/mean_y/sd_y`). Both are consistent with N(0,1). Marginal KS distances to fitted normals are 0.0021 and 0.0020 (`diagnostic_ks_x_vs_normal`, `diagnostic_ks_y_vs_normal`).\n- Sum: mean_sum = −0.0036 and sd_sum = 1.4059 (theory: 0 and √2 ≈ 1.414) (`counterexample_values.mean_sum/sd_sum`). The KS distance to its fitted normal is 0.2508 (`counterexample_values.ks_sum_vs_normal`), matching the theoretical value 0.25. The fraction of sums exactly equal to 0 is 0.5005 (`diagnostic_frac_sum_exactly_zero`).\n- Baseline: for independent normals, the KS distance of the sum is 0.0017 (`baseline_independent_ks_sum_vs_normal`). That is about 150 times smaller than for the counterexample, and below the rough 5% scale 1.358/√n = 0.0043 (`diagnostic_ks_critical_value_alpha_0.05`).\n\n## Uncertainty\nThe verdicts are deductive and carry no statistical uncertainty. The simulated summaries vary with the sample. Their sampling SD at n = 1e5 is about 0.003 for means and about 0.002 for SDs. A KS distance under a correct normal null is O(1/√n) ≈ 0.004. The observed 0.25 is therefore about 60 times that scale, and the departure from normality is unambiguous. The 1.358/√n scale assumes a fully specified null. Because the mean and SD are estimated (Lilliefors setting), the true critical value is smaller, so that scale is conservative and used only as a rough guide.\n\n## Limitations and open issues\n- **What the simulation does and does not establish.** It shows that the construction behaves as the proof predicts: normal-looking marginals, a sum with an atom of about 1/2 at 0, and a KS distance of about 0.25. It does **not** prove that the marginals are exactly normal or that B holds in general. Finite samples cannot do that; the proofs in `out/argument.md` do.\n- The marginal KS checks for x and y are diagnostics only. 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The characteristic function of N(μ, σ²) is φ(t) = exp(iμt − σ²t²/2) (σ = 0 gives a constant, included).\nBy independence, φ_{X+Y}(t) = E[e^{itX} e^{itY}] = φ_X(t) φ_Y(t) = exp(i(μ1+μ2)t − (σ1²+σ2²)t²/2),\nwhich is the characteristic function of N(μ1+μ2, σ1²+σ2²). By the uniqueness theorem for characteristic functions, X + Y has that law. ∎\n\n## Proposition A (FALSE): normal marginals alone do not make X + Y normal\n\nIndependence (or, more generally, joint normality) is essential. Counterexample:\n\n**Construction.** Let X ~ N(0,1) and let S be independent of X with P(S = 1) = P(S = −1) = 1/2. Define Y = S·X.\n\n**Marginals are normal.** X ~ N(0,1) by definition. For any Borel set B,\nP(Y ∈ B) = ½ P(X ∈ B) + ½ P(−X ∈ B) = P(X ∈ B), since −X ~ X (symmetry of N(0,1)) and S ⟂ X. So Y ~ N(0,1).\n(Moreover Cov(X, Y) = E[S]E[X²] = 0: X and Y are uncorrelated but dependent, since |X| = |Y|; (X, Y) is not jointly normal.)\n\n**Sum is not normal.** X + Y = (1 + S)X, which equals 0 when S = −1 and 2X when S = 1. Hence\nP(X + Y = 0) ≥ P(S = −1) = 1/2.\nA normal law N(μ, σ²) with σ > 0 is continuous and gives probability 0 to every point; a degenerate normal (σ = 0) is a.s. constant. X + Y is neither: it has an atom of mass exactly 1/2 at 0 (P(2X = 0) = 0), and it is not a.s. constant since Var(X + Y) = ½·Var(2X) = 2 > 0. Therefore X + Y is not normally distributed — not even in the degenerate sense allowed by the statement. ∎\n\nIts law is the mixture ½δ₀ + ½N(0,4), with mean 0 and variance 2. The KS distance between this law and N(0, 2) is 0.25 (the mixture CDF jumps from 0.25 to 0.75 at 0, where Φ = 0.5).\n\n**Remark.** The simpler choice Y = −X gives X + Y ≡ 0, a constant, which the statement explicitly counts as normal, so it is *not* a counterexample; that is why the randomized sign is used.\n\n## Numerical illustration (not the proof)\n`out/analysis.py` draws n = 100000 pairs from this construction with numpy default_rng(seed = 20261029) and writes them to `out/counterexample.csv`; summaries are in `out/results.json` → `counterexample_values` (marginal means ≈ 0, sds ≈ 1; KS distance of the sum to its fitted normal ≈ 0.25, versus ≈ 0.002 for the independent baseline).\n# F5-conf-03 — Sums of normally distributed random variables\n\n## Question\nProposition A: if X and Y are each normal, X + Y is normal (constants count as normal). Proposition B: if X and Y are independent and each normal, X + Y is normal. Decide each, with a proof sketch or an explicit counterexample, and illustrate any counterexample numerically with the design seed and n.\n\n## Data and exclusions\nInputs: `data/propositions.csv` (2 rows) and `data/design.csv` (2 rows) (`n_input_rows`); SHA-256 hashes match `bundle.json` (see `out/state/data_audit.md`). Design: seed 20261029 (`random_seed`), n = 100000 (`n_analysed`). No data issues were found (`data_issues` = []). No exclusions: the simulated sample is kept in full (`out/exclusions.csv`, 0 removed).\n\n## Method\nThe verdicts rest on mathematical arguments given in full in `out/argument.md`:\n- B: characteristic functions multiply under independence, and the product of two normal characteristic functions is a normal characteristic function; uniqueness then gives the result.\n- A: counterexample X ~ N(0,1), S an independent random sign (±1 with probability 1/2 each), Y = S·X. Y ~ N(0,1) by symmetry, but X + Y = (1+S)X has an atom of mass 1/2 at 0 and variance 2. So it is neither a continuous normal nor a constant (`counterexample_values.construction`). Y = −X would *not* work, because the constant sum it gives counts as normal under A.\n\nNumerical illustration (`out/analysis.py`): n pairs drawn with `numpy.random.default_rng(seed)` and written to `out/counterexample.csv`. For x, y and x+y we report sample means and SDs (ddof = 1) and the Kolmogorov–Smirnov distance between x+y and the normal with the sample mean and SD of x+y. As a baseline under the same rule, an independent pair X, Y ~ N(0,1) was simulated (separate stream `default_rng([seed, 1])`).\n\n## Results\n- Proposition A is **false** (`statement_true` = false), and a concrete counterexample is given (`counterexample_provided` = true).\n- Proposition B is **true** (`statement_b_true` = true).\n- Simulated counterexample (n = 100000, `counterexample_values.n`): mean_x = −0.0033, sd_x = 0.9982, mean_y = −0.0002, sd_y = 0.9982 (`counterexample_values.mean_x/sd_x/mean_y/sd_y`). Both are consistent with N(0,1). Marginal KS distances to fitted normals are 0.0021 and 0.0020 (`diagnostic_ks_x_vs_normal`, `diagnostic_ks_y_vs_normal`).\n- Sum: mean_sum = −0.0036 and sd_sum = 1.4059 (theory: 0 and √2 ≈ 1.414) (`counterexample_values.mean_sum/sd_sum`). The KS distance to its fitted normal is 0.2508 (`counterexample_values.ks_sum_vs_normal`), matching the theoretical value 0.25. The fraction of sums exactly equal to 0 is 0.5005 (`diagnostic_frac_sum_exactly_zero`).\n- Baseline: for independent normals, the KS distance of the sum is 0.0017 (`baseline_independent_ks_sum_vs_normal`). That is about 150 times smaller than for the counterexample, and below the rough 5% scale 1.358/√n = 0.0043 (`diagnostic_ks_critical_value_alpha_0.05`).\n\n## Uncertainty\nThe verdicts are deductive and carry no statistical uncertainty. The simulated summaries vary with the sample. Their sampling SD at n = 1e5 is about 0.003 for means and about 0.002 for SDs. 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