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| Description | Polytopes of all feasible integer points and of the LP relaxation to the integer linear program max \{ y | -x+y <= 1; 3x + 2y <= 12; 2x + 3y <= 12; x,y \in Z_+ \}. The green line is the cutting plane x + 2y <= 6 which cuts off the optimal LP solution (blue). |
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| Source | Self-made using xfig and fig2dev (see http://www.xfig.org/) under Linux. The .fig-files can be obtained from me upon e-mail request. |
| Author | Sdo |
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