A linear programming approach

By Moshe Ben-Horim, W. Silber. 1977

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• Handling contingency in temporal constraint networks: from consistency to controllabilities (1999, background): “If we consider the example of Figure 2 (which is Weakly but not Dynamically controllable), and still assuming that b1=0, we get 9b2 : 8!1 2 [40; 50]; 8!2 2 [20; 40]; 9b3 : 0 (b3 b2 !2) 10 and 0 (b3 !1) 10 Here we have interleaving of universal and existential quanti ers, which makes it tricky to tra”