#/\ Problem in Finite Domains

From: Markus Hannebauer <hannebau_at_first.gmd.de>
Date: Mon 25 Sep 2000 03:33:55 PM GMT
Message-ID: <39CF7063.C6FCF89B@first.gmd.de>
Hi,

though the manual states that

  +E1 #/\ +E2 is equivalent to (E1,E2)

it seems to be a fact, that

  [eclipse 1]: X#=1,Y#=1.

yields

  X = 1
  Y = 1
  yes.

while

  [eclipse 1]: X#=1 #/\ Y#=1.

yields

  no (more) solution.

What's the problem here??

Markus

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