Convex Integer Maximization via Graver Bases
J. De Loera, R. Hemmecke, S. Onn, U. G. Rothblum, R. Weismantel
Abstract
We present a new algebraic algorithmic scheme to solve convex integer maximization problems of the following form, where c is a convex function on Rd and w1x,...,wdx are linear forms on Rn, \c(w1 x,...,wd x): Ax=b, x∈ Nn\ . This method works for arbitrary input data A,b,d,w1,...,wd,c. Moreover, for fixed d and several important classes of programs in variable dimension, we prove that our algorithm runs in polynomial time. As a consequence, we obtain polynomial time algorithms for various types of multi-way transportation problems, packing problems, and partitioning problems in variable dimension.
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