Extended Formulations 2
summary
Shows a concrete lower bound for the correlation polytope by extracting a submatrix of its slack matrix with entries 1 for disjoint 0/1 vectors and 0 for pairs sharing one index, using a rectangle-cover induction to get extension complexity ≥ 1.5^n (and a related nonnegative-rank witness of about 2^n). Then develops SDP lifts: SDP extension size equals PSD-rank, gives a 3×3 lift of the square, an n+1 lift for perfect graphs, and a construction with SDP lift size O(log n) for regular n-gons, tying lifts to sum-of-squares certificates from low-dimensional subspaces.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28Correlation polytope (3)
- 3:07Incomplete slack matrices
- 4:36Correlation polytope (5)
- 14:25Semidefinite programming extended formulations
- 16:11Examples of SDP lift
- 20:46Existential question
- 28:19Slack matrix
- 29:53Positive semidefinite rank
- 30:57Example of positive semidefinite factorization
- 32:32SDP lifts and PSD rank
- 47:52Connection with sums of squares: example 1
- 50:33Example 2. polygons
- 57:00Hierarchies and extended formulations
