Discussion
What is a binary constraint network?
Answer: C
A binary network has only pairwise constraints, so the constraint graph captures the problem completely and every result about graph structure applies directly. Boolean domains, degree two graphs and arc representations are different notions, though the last is how such networks are usually stored. Restricting to the binary case is what makes the connection between graph structure and algorithmic difficulty exact rather than approximate.
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