code: public boolean isRightOf(Interval<T> other){
  		if (other == null || other.isEmpty())
  			return false;
  		return isRightOf(other.end, other.isEndInclusive());
  	}
docs: This method checks, if this current interval is entirely to the right of another interval
  with no common points. More formally, the method will return true, if for every point {@code x}
  from the current interval and for every point {@code y} from the {@code other} interval the
  inequality {@code x} &gt; {@code y} holds. This formal definition implies in particular that if the start point
  of the current interval is equal to the end point of the {@code other} interval, the method
  will return {@code false} only if both points are inclusive and {@code true} in all other cases.
  
  @param other The reference interval
  @return {@code true}, if the current interval is entirely to the right of the {@code other}
  interval, or {@code false} instead.