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On Maximal S-Free Convex Sets

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On Maximal S-Free Convex Sets
Let S ⊆ Zn satisfy the property that conv(S) ∩ Zn = S. Then a convex set K is called an S-free convex set if int(K) ∩ S = ∅. A maximal S-free convex set is an S-free convex set that is not properly contained in any S-free convex set. We show that maximal S-free convex sets are polyhedra. This result generalizes a result of Basu et al. [6] for the case where S is the set of integer points in a rational polyhedron and a result of Lov´asz [18] and Basu et al. [5] for the case where S is the set of integer points in some affine subspace of Rn. Key words. Integer nonlinear programming, Cutting planes, Maximal lattice-free convex sets AMS subject classifications. 90C11, 90C57
Diego A. Morán R., Santanu S. Dey
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Type Journal
Year 2011
Where SIAMDM
Authors Diego A. Morán R., Santanu S. Dey
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