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We explore one method for finding the convex hull of certain mixed integer sets. The approach is to break up the original set into a small number of subsets, find a compact polyhedral description of the convex hull of each subset, and then take the convex hull of the union of these polyhedra....
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We consider here the mixing set with flows: s + xt = bt, xt = yt for 1 = t = n; s [belongs] R+exp.1+, ˙ [belongs] R+exp.n, y [belongs] Z+exp.n. It models the "flow version" of the basic mixing set introduced and studied by Gunluk and Pochet, as well as the most simple stochastic lot-sizing...
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We consider mixed-integer sets of the type M IX T U = {x : Ax b; xi integer, i I}, where A is a totally unimodular matrix, b is an arbitrary vector and I is a nonempty subset of the column indices of A. We show that the problem of checking nonemptiness of a set M IX T U is NP-complete when A...
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