Computing the Grothendieck constant of some graph classes
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Abstract: Given a graph and , consider the integer program and its canonical semidefinite programming relaxation , where the maximum is taken over all unit vectors . The integrality gap of this relaxation is known as the Grothendieck constant of . We present a closed-form formula for the Grothendieck constant of -minor free graphs and derive that it is at most 3/2. Moreover, we show that if the cut polytope of is defined by inequalities supported by at most points. Lastly, since the Grothendieck constant of grows as , it is interesting to identify instances with large gap. However this is not the case for the clique-web inequalities, a wide class of valid inequalities for the cut polytope, whose integrality ratio is shown to be bounded by 3.
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