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Improvement and Integration of Counting-Based Search Heuristics in Constraint Programming

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Figure 1.1 Partially filled magic square instance
Figure 1.2 Model for magic square in Fig 1.1
Figure 1.4 Solution space splitting
Figure 1.6 Solution space split after h 2
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