Recognizing conic TDI systems is hard
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(14)- Total dual integrality of the linear complementarity problem
- Box-total dual integrality, box-integrality, and equimodular matrices
- Total dual dyadicness and dyadic generating sets
- Trader multiflow and box-TDI systems in series-parallel graphs
- Alternatives for testing total dual integrality
- On recognizing integer polyhedra
- Testing additive integrality gaps
- Characterizing and recognizing generalized polymatroids
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- On the complexity of recognizing the Hilbert basis of a linear Diophantine system
- Total dual dyadicness and dyadic generating sets
- Hard problems on box-totally dual integral polyhedra
- The length polyhedron of an interval order
- The complexity of recognizing linear systems with certain integrality properties
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