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Solving Linear Interval Systems Is NP-Hard Even If We Exclude Overflow and Underflow

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Heindl, G., Kreinovich, V. & Lakeyev, A.V. Solving Linear Interval Systems Is NP-Hard Even If We Exclude Overflow and Underflow. Reliable Computing 4, 383–388 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024423917616

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