On projections of semi-algebraic sets defined by few quadratic inequalities
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Abstract: Let be a compact semi-algebraic set defined by a system of polynomial inequalities of degree at most 2. piR^{k + m}R^mq >0qpi(S)(k + m)^{O(qell)}.qpi(S) (k+m)^{2^{O(qell)}}.qellk+m$.
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