Introduction to Semidefinite Programming
methods, most of these applications can usually be solved very efficiently in practice as well as in theory. 2 Review of Linear Programming Consider the linear programming problem in standard form: LP : minimize c · x s.t. a i · x = b i, i = 1,...,m n x ∈ℜ +. Here x is a vector of n variables, and we write “c x” for the inner-product P ·
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