A. Letchford, P. Ventura

The stable set polytope is a fundamental object in combinatorial optimisation. Among the many valid inequalities that are known for it, the clique-family inequalities play an important role. Pecher and Wagler showed that the clique-family inequalities can be strengthened under certain conditions. We show that they can be strengthened even further, using a surprisingly simple mixed-integer rounding argument. Examples are given of new facet-defining inequalities that can be derived in this way.

Keywords: stable set problem, cutting planes, polyhedral combinatorics

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TC2 Integer Optimization
June 10, 2021  12:30 PM
2 - LV Kantorovich


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