A vector exchange property of submodular systems
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The multiple basis exchange property for matroids is generalized as follows, using the sum theorem for submodular systems. If x and y are vectors in a submodular system and \(x=x_ 1+x_ 2\) then there exists \(y_ 1\), \(y_ 2\) such that \(y=y_ 1+y_ 2\) and both \(x_ 1+y_ 1\) and \(x_ 2+y_ 2\) belong to the submodular system. An integral analogue holds for integral submodular systems, and a non-negative analogue for polymatroids.
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