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The Shapes of Polyhedra

Herbert Scarf, R. Kannan and Laszlo Lovasz
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R. Kannan: Carnegie-Mellon University
Laszlo Lovasz: Budapest & Princeton University

No 883, Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers from Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics, Yale University

Abstract: Let A be a real matrix of size (n+d+1)xn. We assume that all n x n submatrices of A are non-singular and define the condition number C = C(A) to be the ratio of the largest n x n subdeterminant of A to the smallest in absolute value. In addition we assume that there is a positive vector pi such that (pi)A = 0. This implies that for any b, the body K(b) = 'X such that AX 0, there exists a subset of the bodies K(b), of cardinality not larger than f(A) 1/2(log to the base 2 of (nC)/epsilon^{d}, such that every body is within epsilon of some member of the subset.

Keywords: Polyhedra; Banach-Mazur distance; Hubert metric; Lenstra's algorithm; integer programming; minimum (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 31 pages
Date: 1988-09
Note: CFP 753.
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Published in Mathematics of Operations Research (May 1990), 15(2): 364-390

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