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@article {RRW10, author={Rendl, Franz and Rinaldi, Giovanni and Wiegele, Angelika}, title={Solving {M}ax-{C}ut to Optimality by Intersecting Semidefinite and Polyhedral Relaxations}, journal = {Math. Programming}, volume = {121}, year = {2010}, number = {2}, pages = {307}, }For computing upper or lower bounds, respectively, we use the ConicBundle package of Christoph Helmberg.
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n m i_1 j_1 q_{i_1,j_1} i_2 j_2 q_{i_2,j_2} ... i_m j_m q_{i_m,j_m}where n is the number of variables, m the number of entries of Q specified in the subsequent list. Q is assumed to be symmetric and indexed by numbers from 1 to n. Hence, if you specify entry (i,j) having value q, also entry (j,i) has value q. The values of Q can be integers or reals.
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n m h_1 t_1 c_{h_1,t_1} h_2 t_2 c_{h_2,t_2} ... h_m t_m c_{h_m,t_m}where n is the number of nodes, m the number of edges and for each edge, h_i and t_i are the end-nodes and c_{h_i,t_i} the weight (integer or real). Nodes have to be numbered from 1 up to n. Loops will be ignored, multiple edges will be summed up.
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