M. Henk

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19982008

most citedLower bounds on the coefficients of Ehrhart polynomials

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math.NT2008★ 1 cited

Integer Knapsacks: Average Behavior of the Frobenius Numbers

Iskander Aliev, Martin Henk

The main result of the paper shows that the asymptotic growth of the Frobenius number in average is significantly slower than the growth of the maximum Frobenius number.

math.MG2008★ 1 cited

Three-dimensional polyhedra can be described by three polynomial inequalities

Gennadiy Averkov, Martin Henk

Bosse et al. conjectured that for every natural number $d \geq 2$ and every $d$ -dimensional polytope $P$ in $ℜ^{d}$ there exist $d$ polynomials $p_{0} (x), ..., p_{d - 1} (x)$ satisfying…