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The function IlcMinDistance creates and returns a constraint.
When that constraint is posted, it insures that the absolute distance
between x and y will be greater than or equal to
k (that is, |x - y| >= k).
IlcMinDistance(x,y,k) is more efficient than, although
logically equivalent to, the code IlcAbs(x-y) >= k.
IlcAllMinDistance is a similar function operating on all
the variables in an array (rather than on two variables).
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