On the number of irreducible points in polyhedra

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Abstract: An integer point in a polyhedron is called irreducible iff it is not the midpoint of two other integer points in the polyhedron. We prove that the number of irreducible integer points in n-dimensional polytope with radius k given by a system of m linear inequalities is at most O(mlfloorfracn2floorlogn−1k) if n is fixed. Using this result we prove the hypothesis asserting that the teaching dimension in the class of threshold functions of k-valued logic in n variables is Theta(logn−2k) for any fixed nge2.












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