Integer Programming: John's Theorem

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of integer programming, focusing on John's Theorem and its application to compute the John ellipsoid for complete shortest vector computations in convex bodies. It also discusses how general integer programming can be reduced to shortest vector computations, highlighting the open problem of solving integer programming as efficiently as for ellipsoids.

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