Difference: LogicInAMPL (5 vs. 6)

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  However, there are some special logical expressions in AMPL for use with sets:
  1. <e> in <SET> is true if <e> is a member of <SET>;
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  1. {\tt <e> not in <SET>} is false if <e> is a member of <SET>;
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  1. <e> not in <SET> is false if <e> is a member of <SET>;
 
  1. exists {<e> in <SET>} <expression> is true if some <e> in <SET> has <expression> being true;
  2. forall {<e> in <SET>} <expression> is true if all <e> in <SET> have <expression> being true;
  3. <SUBSET> within <SET> is true if all the elements in <SUBSET> are in <SET>;
 
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