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A recursive theta body for hypergraphs

arXiv 2206.03929 ↗First posted 8 Jun 2022math.CO math.OCcited by 2

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Abstract (arXiv)

The theta body of a graph, introduced by Gr"otschel, Lov'asz, and Schrijver in 1986, is a tractable relaxation of the independent-set polytope derived from the Lov'asz theta number. In this paper, we recursively extend the theta body, and hence the theta number, to hypergraphs. We obtain fundamental properties of this extension and relate it to the high-dimensional Hoffman bound of Filmus, Golubev, and Lifshitz. We discuss two applications: triangle-free graphs and Mantel's theorem, and bounds on the density of triangle-avoiding sets in the Hamming cube.

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