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133 source-listed resources, across six categories. These are discovery links, not verified mathematical claims.
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Forum last updated 2026-10-30; retrieved 2026-11-03. The complete six-section title/link/date inventory is retained. Linked papers, AI-assistance claims and their proofs have not been independently audited here.
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Optlib: Apache-2.0, commit 5da27c5f95aa6a8a45b8c14b968ade4c13ff18c3; 41 modules inventoried, not blanket-audited. Copyright 2026 Chenyi Li, Zichen Wang, Ziyu Wang, Zaiwen Wen; retained upstream, not transferred to Samplinglib. Upstream license.
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