Extended formulations for polygons
arXiv:1107.0371 · doi:10.1007/s00454-012-9421-9
Abstract
The extension complexity of a polytope is the smallest integer such that is the projection of a polytope with facets. We study the extension complexity of -gons in the plane. First, we give a new proof that the extension complexity of regular -gons is , a result originating from work by Ben-Tal and Nemirovski (2001). Our proof easily generalizes to other permutahedra and simplifies proofs of recent results by Goemans (2009), and Kaibel and Pashkovich (2011). Second, we prove a lower bound of on the extension complexity of generic -gons. Finally, we prove that there exist -gons whose vertices lie on a integer grid with extension complexity .
10 pages, 2 figures; Revised version accepted for publication in Discrete & Computational Geometry
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