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In this paper, we strengthen the edge-based semidefinite programming relaxation (ESDP) recently proposed by Wang, Zheng, Boyd, and Ye (SIAM J. Optim. 19:655–673, <CitationRef CitationID="CR28">2008</CitationRef>) by adding lower bound constraints. We show that, when distances are exact, zero individual trace is necessary and sufficient...</citationref>
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In this paper we study a class of quadratic maximization problems and their semidefinite programming (SDP) relaxation. For a special subclass of the problems we show that the SDP relaxation provides an exact optimal solution. Another subclass, which is ${\\cal NP}$-hard, guarantees that the SDP...
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Based on the convergent sequence of SDP relaxations for a multivariate polynomial optimization problem (POP) by Lasserre (2006), Waki et al. (2006) constructed a sequence of sparse SDP relaxations to solve sparse POPs efficiently. Nevertheless, the size of the sparse SDP relaxation is the major...
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In this paper we study a class of quadratic maximization problems and their semidefinite programming (SDP) relaxation. For a special subclass of the problems we show that the SDP relaxation provides an exact optimal solution. Another subclass, which is ${\cal NP}$-hard, guarantees that the SDP...
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We investigate the relationships between various sum of squares (SOS) and semidefinite programming (SDP) relaxations for the sensor network localization problem. In particular, we show that Biswas and Ye’s SDP relaxation is equivalent to the degree one SOS relaxation of Kim et al. We also show...
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A linearization technique for binary quadratic programs (BQPs) that comprise linear constraints is presented. The technique, called “inductive linearization”, extends concepts for BQPs with particular equation constraints, that have been referred to as “compact linearization” before, to...
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