Extended formulations for sparsity matroids
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Abstract: We show the existence of a polynomial-size extended formulation for the base polytope of a -sparsity matroid. For an undirected graph , the size of the formulation is when and when . To this end, we employ the technique developed by Faenza et al. recently that uses a randomized communication protocol.
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