On facet-inducing inequalities for combinatorial polytopes
R. Yu. Simanchev
Abstract
R. Yu. Simanchev
Abstract
One of the central questions of polyhedral combinatorics is the question of the algorithmic relationship between the vertex and facet descriptions of convex polytopes. From the standpoint of combinatorial optimization, the main reason for the actuality of this question is the possibility of applying the methods of convex analysis to solving the extremal combinatorial problems. In this paper, we consider the combinatorial polytopes of a sufficiently general form. We obtain a few of necessary conditions and a sufficient condition for a supporting inequality of a polytope to be a facet inequality and give an illustration of the use of the developed technology to the polytope of some graph approximation problem.
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One of the central questions of polyhedral combinatorics is the question of the algorithmic relationship between the vertex and facet descriptions of convex polytopes. From the standpoint of combinatorial optimization, the main reason for the actuality of this question is the possibility of applying the methods of convex analysis to solving the extremal combinatorial problems. In this paper, we consider the combinatorial polytopes of a sufficiently general form. We obtain a few of necessary conditions and a sufficient condition for a supporting inequality of a polytope to be a facet inequality and give an illustration of the use of the developed technology to the polytope of some graph approximation problem.
Key concepts: Polytope, Facet (psychology), Mathematics, Combinatorics, Convex polytope, Polyhedral combinatorics, Vertex (graph theory), Combinatorial optimization