The trusted evaluation transaction completed with a valid infrastructure boundary.
Task · Implementation / optimization · v1-binary-paper-fom-j
HMDM polarization splitter–rotator
HMDM Polarization Splitter–Rotator Implementation/Optimization
Optimize the paper-derived polarization splitter–rotator's independently selectable nanohole sites. The trusted evaluator measures desired-mode transmission for TE₀ and TM₀ inputs across 1500–1600 nm.
Single-task runCodex · GPT-5.6-sol
ValidReporting score S · baseline-normalized0.1967
Official score J · lower is better0.4584
J_baseline = 0.05 dimensionless · reference implementation-jbaseline-2026-09-04-v3. S = 1 means baseline parity; native evaluator gates, not S alone, determine score eligibility.
The eligible final J is bound to the trusted evaluator manifest and exact Drive archive. This single-task result does not grant task-release or official campaign authority.
- Agent · model
- Codex · GPT-5.6-sol
- Finished
- 26 Sept 2026 16:51 UTC
- Wall-clock duration
- 2 h 00 m 31 s
- Probe budget
- 30 used / 30 configured
- Agent timeout
- 2 h 00 m
- Reasoning effort
- medium
- Final source digest
- c4acb41a83ac
The final submission cleared every trusted gate and was scored.
Individually approved single-task run, not an official campaign result or task-release certification. The final score and intermediate probes come from the retained trusted evaluator evidence. Download the verified run archive (HDF5 intentionally excluded).
Final learner design · Codex · GPT-5.6-sol
Polarization splitter–rotator nanohole mask
The learner's final nanohole mask is rendered from the GDS bound to the trusted evaluation. The one input is excited separately with TE₀ and TM₀: the targets are TE₀ at O1 and converted TE₀ at O2, respectively. Dashed port guides are evaluator-owned, not submitted geometry or simulated fields.
Evidence chain
Why this result is reported this way
Native evaluator geometry validation; this is not a foundry DRC or LVS sign-off.
The exact final submission cleared the trusted gate sequence.
Official J is authoritative; baseline-normalized S is shown only after score eligibility.
How to interpret this result
A valid outcome means the submitted artifact cleared the evaluator gates recorded for this archived run. It does not imply that every possible physical specification, fabrication condition, or later task revision has been independently re-tested.
Run trajectory · Codex · GPT-5.6-sol
Reporting score S vs. time
S is derived from each eligible raw J at its observed elapsed time. Hollow baseline markers are unscored attempts, not S = 0.
Probeindividual scoreFinalevaluationBest so farcumulative maximum