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BNL Scalar Alias Capture

Archived raw captureRaw evaluator evidence · undatedarchived

An undated four-alias evaluator rendering preserved as a concise provenance page plus a hashed ANSI data artifact instead of 9,500 lines of authored prose.

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Lifecycle: archived
Owner: Ownership decision required
Review: No review record
Freshness: frozen-evidence
Evidence: captured undated · 4fdbf430b29edd24b9e1292c07ab24a151427dc7
Verified scopes: No verified code scopes recorded

Status: Archived raw-output evidence
This record describes an undated diagnostic capture present at evidence revision 4fdbf430b29edd24b9e1292c07ab24a151427dc7. It is not a benchmark and does not establish current runtime behavior. The four complete expression payloads occupy a 1.9 MB non-prose data artifact, so the developer page remains navigable.

Provenance

Source atom: bnl_integrated_evaluator_atom_unfiltered_pre_network.sym
Rendering: log_print(Some(120))
Scalar-alias threshold: 4096 bytes
Captured aliases: four, each with one term
Artifact extent: 9481 lines, 1977598 bytes, including 230032 ANSI escape bytes
Source-atom SHA-256: 01de1b29c85545ae1234c1c68674825e9950a2bcd075871a5479710fd816570c
Migrated artifact SHA-256: 63e22c639d4021e247ed40cb05247fa135eb02f27937aef913b48527402cf684
Pre-migration Markdown SHA-256: f919b62ff11fc5afa8d7224500fce65b923ffbe667ac508480549f7404dfe4f9
Raw artifact: bnl_scalar_alias_captures.ansi.txt

The migration removed only the Markdown wrapper and added machine-readable capture headers; the expression payloads retain their original ANSI SGR color sequences. View the artifact with a terminal that understands ANSI escapes or strip them in a disposable copy. Do not treat the printed byte counts as stable across Symbolica versions or formatting changes.

Captured aliases

Alias	Terms	Reported bytes
`scalar(0)`	`1`	`5272`
`scalar(2)`	`1`	`59391`
`scalar(3)`	`1`	`386472`
`scalar(8)`	`1`	`953984`

The size distribution explains why aliasing materially changes the evaluator-network input: the largest captured scalar dominates the raw printed payload. This record preserves the observation without embedding thousands of terminal-output lines in authored documentation.

For the related threshold-8 timing summary over the same input atom, see BNL evaluator-atom capture.