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Primary sources and applicability

Checked 2026-09-14. These links support interpretation of solver evidence; this methodology does not install or operate these tools. Record the installed solver version, selected method, options, and matching documentation in each solution audit.

Source Documentation scope observed Use and limit
SciPy OptimizeResult SciPy 1.18.0 reference Explains success, status, termination messages, and optional result fields. Available fields and status meanings depend on the solver; successful termination alone is not a universal global-optimality certificate.
SciPy linprog SciPy 1.18.0 reference Defines linear objectives, constraints, bounds, residuals, and method-specific results. Recompute constraints from the original formulation and declared tolerance. Do not transfer linear-programming guarantees to nonlinear or heuristic methods.
OR-Tools CP-SAT Unversioned official guide, checked on the date above Describes integer constraint models and distinct optimal, feasible, infeasible, invalid-model, and unknown outcomes. Preserve the returned status; a search limit does not establish infeasibility. Integer scaling and finite domains must preserve the intended formulation.

Re-check the exact release and algorithm before relying on a field, tolerance, gap, or certificate. These sources illustrate evidence interpretation; they do not make one solver suitable for every formulation or validate an application model.