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This model was developed to solve Puzzle Nr 40 from the book "My best mathematical and logical puzzles" by Martin Gardner. | This model was developed to solve Puzzle Nr 40 from the book "My best mathematical and logical puzzles" by Martin Gardner. | ||
Using breadth-first, ProB takes about 5 seconds to find the shortest solution leading to a state satisfying the <tt>GOAL</tt> predicate. The trace consists of 22 steps. | Using breadth-first, ProB takes about 5 seconds to find the shortest solution leading to a state satisfying the <tt>GOAL</tt> predicate. The trace consists of 22 steps. A visualisation of this trace can be found on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5bjOMDBoQs YouTube]. | ||
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/* v2 without a special PassThroughTunnel operation */ | /* v2 without a special PassThroughTunnel operation */ | ||
/* Puzzle Nr 40 from My best mathematical and logical puzzles, Martin Gardner */ | /* Puzzle Nr 40 from My best mathematical and logical puzzles, Martin Gardner */ | ||
/* written by Michael Leuschel, 2010 */ | |||
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We have ENGINE + two wagons A, B | We have ENGINE + two wagons A, B |
This model was developed to solve Puzzle Nr 40 from the book "My best mathematical and logical puzzles" by Martin Gardner. Using breadth-first, ProB takes about 5 seconds to find the shortest solution leading to a state satisfying the GOAL predicate. The trace consists of 22 steps. A visualisation of this trace can be found on YouTube.
MACHINE GardnerSwitchingPuzzle_v2 /* v2 without a special PassThroughTunnel operation */ /* Puzzle Nr 40 from My best mathematical and logical puzzles, Martin Gardner */ /* written by Michael Leuschel, 2010 */ /* We have ENGINE + two wagons A, B Only ENGINE can go through tunnel Layout: ==ENGINE ======+======A======\ / | | TUN | NEL | | \ / ======================B====== Task: move A to B's position and vice versa and return ENGINE to original position */ SETS TRAINS={engine,A,B}; TRACKS = {topleft,top_middle,bot_left,bot_middle,leftlink} DEFINITIONS GOAL == occ(topleft) = [engine] & occ(top_middle)=[B] & occ(bot_middle)=[A] CONSTANTS link, restrict PROPERTIES link = {topleft |->top_middle, leftlink |->top_middle, top_middle |-> bot_middle, /* Tunnel */ bot_middle|-> bot_left, bot_middle |-> leftlink} & restrict = (link*{{}}) <+ { (top_middle|->bot_middle) |-> {A,B} } /* A,B are not allowed to take the tunnel */ VARIABLES occ INVARIANT occ: TRACKS --> iseq(TRAINS) & !(t1,t2).(t1:TRACKS & t1/=t2 => ran(occ(t1)) /\ ran(occ(t2)) = {} ) & UNION(t).(t:TRACKS|ran(occ(t))) = TRAINS /* Sequence Order on Track Sections: ====1=2=3======+====1=2=3====\ / | 3 TUN 2 NEL 1 | \ / ====3=2=1===========3=2=1==== */ INITIALISATION occ := {topleft |-> [engine], top_middle |-> [A], bot_middle |->[B], leftlink |-> <>, bot_left |-> <> } OPERATIONS Move(Seq,T1,T2,Rest) = PRE Seq : iseq1(TRAINS) & Rest : iseq(TRAINS) & occ(T1)= Rest^Seq & engine:ran(Seq) & T1|->T2 : link & restrict((T1,T2)) /\ ran(Seq) = {} THEN occ := occ <+ {T1 |-> Rest, T2 |-> (Seq^occ(T2))} END; MoveRev(Seq,T1,T2,Rest) = PRE Seq : iseq1(TRAINS) & Rest : iseq(TRAINS) & occ(T1)= Seq^Rest & engine:ran(Seq) & T2|->T1 : link & restrict((T2,T1)) /\ ran(Seq) = {} THEN occ := occ <+ {T1 |-> Rest, T2 |-> (occ(T2)^Seq)} END END