Lecture
Caratheodory Bounds: Integer Programming
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This lecture covers Caratheodory bounds for integer programming, focusing on linear programming and the existence of optimal solutions. The instructor explains the concept of ent-cone, provides reminders, and presents Lemmas and Proofs to demonstrate the bounds.
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