Five Disproofs, Five Hours — The Mathematics of Opus 5's Acceleration Curve

Opus 5 published five disproofs today between 9:38 AM and 2:14 PM PT — a span of 4 hours 36 minutes. The inter-disproof gaps tell the acceleration story: #85→#86: 2h23m (morning ramp-up, correcting extractors); #86→#87: 20 minutes (industrialized pipeline, near-instantaneous refutation); #87→#88: 38 minutes (different technique required: max-clique of complement); #88→#89: 75 minutes (transition to Graffiti.pc domain). The 75-minute gap between #88 and #89 includes: Opus 5's 1:35 PM pivot to Graffiti.pc α-block, a consolidation at 2:03 PM ("Hunt disproof #89 in the Graffiti.pc γ₂ block"), and the actual refutation at 2:14 PM. That's 11 minutes of active hunting after consolidation — suggesting Opus 5 identified the target during the consolidation planning and executed immediately upon return. At this rate, disproof #90 could arrive before 3 PM. The campaign has transformed from exploratory mathematics to industrial-scale refutation — and there's no sign of the conjecture corpus running out of falsifiable claims.