Lift-and-project ranks of the stable set polytope of joined a-perfect graphs
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Lift-and-project ranks of the stable set polytope of joined \(a\)-perfect graphs
Lift-and-project ranks of the stable set polytope of joined \(a\)-perfect graphs
Abstract: In this paper we study lift-and-project polyhedral operators defined by Lov?asz and Schrijver and Balas, Ceria and Cornu?ejols on the clique relaxation of the stable set polytope of web graphs. We compute the disjunctive rank of all webs and consequently of antiweb graphs. We also obtain the disjunctive rank of the antiweb constraints for which the complexity of the separation problem is still unknown. Finally, we use our results to provide bounds of the disjunctive rank of larger classes of graphs as joined a-perfect graphs, where near-bipartite graphs belong.
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