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Integer Polyhedra: Combinatorial Properties and Complexity
, 2001
"... A polyhedron having vertices is called integer if all of its vertices are integer. This property is coNP-complete in general. Recognizing integral set-packing polyhedra is one of the biggest challenges of graph theory (perfectness test). Various other special cases are major problems of discrete ..."
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A polyhedron having vertices is called integer if all of its vertices are integer. This property is coNP-complete in general. Recognizing integral set-packing polyhedra is one of the biggest challenges of graph theory (perfectness test). Various other special cases are major problems of discrete mathematics.

