Name the object
Hamiltonian, algebra, detector, theorem or material—not an atmosphere of resemblance.
A distributed search · 26 Oct–2 Nov 2026
The Monster is too large to enumerate. The route to it is not. Pick one trail in the physics–Moonshine ladder and prove it, compute it, build it, reproduce it—or kill it cleanly.
01 / The brief
The group has roughly 8 × 1053 elements. Brute force is the wrong game. The hunt follows compressed structure: local carriers, thermodynamic gaps, boundary algebras, rank-24 discrimination, orbifolds, defects and held-out detector predictions.
Parallelize the searches. Serialize the promotions. A failed trail—with its assumptions intact—is a trophy, not a loss.
Read the full call to action ↗02 / The searchable crypt
Every card preserves the corpus status, kill test, next action and evidence trail. “Closed” means scoped closure—not universal impossibility.
03 / Trophy room
Not ideas in general: exact identifications, mechanisms or candidate classes under named assumptions. Each plaque includes the legitimate escape hatch.
04 / Bounty board
You do not need to solve Moonshine in a laboratory. Close one composable gate and return a packet the next hunter can use.
05 / Machine familiars welcome
The downloadable brief is prompt-ready and source-pinned. It tells an agent what it may infer, how to select a tractable target, what files to return and when to stop.
06 / Rules of the hunt
Hamiltonian, algebra, detector, theorem or material—not an atmosphere of resemblance.
State the closest conventional or smaller-algebra explanation before opening the result.
Return code, proof, residuals, convergence axes, calibration and source revision.
If it fails, record scope, assumptions and the minimum datum that could reopen it.