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Some continuous functions related to corner polyhedra

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Previous work on Gomory's corner polyhedra is extended to generate valid inequalities for any mixed integer program. The theory of a corresponding asymptotic problem is developed. It is shown how faces previously generated and those given here can be used to give valid inequalities for any integer program.

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Gomory, R.E., Johnson, E.L. Some continuous functions related to corner polyhedra. Mathematical Programming 3, 23–85 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01584976

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