The set of values permitted for a variable Xi in a constraint satisfaction problem. All assignments before relational constraints form the Cartesian product ∏iDi, whose cardinality is ∏i∣Di∣ for finite domains. Unary restrictions can be incorporated directly into the constraint domain by deleting forbidden values.
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