?- possible_interaction_first_level([lambda, proton],[A, B, C]), write('\n'), A \= B, B \= C, C \= A.
?- possible_interaction_first_level([lambda],[A, B, C]), write('\n'), A \= B, B \= C, C \= A.
?- possible_interaction_first_level([tau],[A, B, C]), write('\n'), A \= B, B \= C, C \= A.
don't produce unique triplets of (A,B,C).
Why?
This is the reason I don't mention at all in the README.md this capability of this rule.
For some reason queries such:
don't produce unique triplets of
(A,B,C)
.Why?
This is the reason I don't mention at all in the README.md this capability of this rule.