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Integer interval ([a,b]∩Z)

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A finite integer interval is a set {a,a+1,…,b} with integers a≤b. Its length is b−a+1. Infinite integer intervals can also be defined by allowing one or both endpoints to be infinite; a bounded-gaps condition on words always quantifies over finite integer intervals.

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