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Fig. 1. Relaxation of a function f over the real numbers by a function g : R → IR using an interval Taylor form (graph in gray)
Table 1. Experimental results on difficult constrained global optimization systems
Table 2. Experimental results on difficult constraint satisfaction problems: the best results and the gains (< 1) appear in bold

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