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...in a system with only two positions can be seen as the constraint: ...in a system with only two positions can be seen as the constraint:
-$p_i = ENode \times ]2;\infty[$+\begin{equation*}p_i = ENode \times ]2;\infty[ \end{equation*}

This works well for .isInstanceOf checks as well, but not for stuff like if i > j, as our cartesian products have no way to represent dependencies between members. This works well for .isInstanceOf checks as well, but not for stuff like if i > j, as our cartesian products have no way to represent dependencies between members.