Explicit Formula for Counting Lattice Points of Polyhedra
Jean B. Lasserre, Eduardo S. Zeron
Abstract
Given z∈ Cn and A∈ Zm× n, we consider the problem of evaluating the counting function h(y;z):=Σ\zx : x∈ Zn; Ax=y, x≥ 0\. We provide an explicit expression for h(y;z) as well as an algorithm with possibly numerous but very simple calculations. In addition, we exhibit finitely many fixed convex cones, explicitly and exclusively defined by A, such that for any y∈ Zm, the sum h(y;z) can be obtained by a simple formula involving the evaluation of Σ zx over the integral points of those cones only. At last, we also provide an alternative (and different) formula from a decomposition of the generating function into simpler rational fractions, easy to invert.
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