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Analysis of L-Structure Stability of Convex Integer Programming Problems

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A number of results in integer programming (IP) were obtained on the basis of regular partitions [1,3,4]. These results include bounds on the number of iterations of dual fractional cutting plane and branch and bound algorithms, development of new L-class enumeration algorithms for analysis and solving of IP problems, etc. Analysis of the integer programming problems stability is a new application of the approach [1,4]. Unlike the authors of [2,5,6] and other papers we study do not only the conditions of stability of optimal solutions, but also the stability of relaxation set of the problems. These questions are investigated here for the convex integer programming problems on the basis of L-partition. New properties of L-structure of the relaxation set are obtained. Upper bounds on cardinalities of the L-intervals are constructed under small enough variations of this set. Here we develop further the results presented in [1,4]. A similar bound on cardinality of L-covering (which is a special case of L-interval) has been obtained in [4].

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Devyaterikova, M.V., Kolokolov, A.A. (2001). Analysis of L-Structure Stability of Convex Integer Programming Problems. In: Fleischmann, B., Lasch, R., Derigs, U., Domschke, W., Rieder, U. (eds) Operations Research Proceedings. Operations Research Proceedings, vol 2000. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56656-1_8

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