Minimal polynomial descriptions of polyhedra and special semialgebraic sets
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Abstract: We show that a -dimensional polyhedron in can be represented by -polynomial inequalities, that is, , where are appropriate polynomials. Furthermore, if an elementary closed semialgebraic set is given by polynomials and for each at most of these polynomials vanish in , then can be represented by polynomials (and by polynomials under the extra assumption that the number of points in which 's vanish is finite).
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