Originally posted by: y82li

If y[t]=1 and yt+1=0, then xt+1=1, xt+2=1, xt+3=1;
or xt+1=1, xt+2=1, xt+3=1, xt+4=1, xt+5=1, xt+6=1;
or xt+1=1, xt+2=1, xt+3=1, xt+4=1, xt+5=1, xt+6=1, xt+7=1, xt+8=1, xt+9=1.

if y[t]=0, then xt+1=0.

x,y are binary variables

Thank you!
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

You can delete the second and third lines (”or ...”) without affecting the interpretation of the expression, which makes me think you did not write exactly what you meant.

Also, you can see that the web site is mistaking some of what you wrote as commands to use italics. It will be more readable if you either use the code tags or exalt your brackets.

Paul

Mathematicians are like Frenchmen: whenever you say something to them, they translate it into their own language, and at once it is something entirely different. (Goethe)
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