Abstract. We consider real polynomials in finitely many variables. Let the variables consist of finitely many blocks that are allowed to overlap in a certain way. Let the solution set of a finite system of polynomial inequalities be given where each inequality involves only variables of one block. We investigate polynomials that are positive on such a set and sparse in the sense that each monomial involves only variables of one block. In particular, we derive a short and direct proof for Lasserre’s theorem on the existence of sums of squares certificates respecting the block structure. The motivation for the results can be found in the literature on numerical methods for global optimization of polynomials that exploit sparsity. 1
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) J.A. Makowsky 12? and K. Meer 3 1 Department of Computer Science Technion{Israel Institute ...
Representation of a given nonnegative multivariate polynomial in terms of a sum of squares of polyno...
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We show that if a system of degree-k polynomial constraints on n Boolean variables has a Sums-of-Squ...
We consider the problem of finding a sparse multiple of a polynomial. Given f ∈ F[x] of degree d ove...
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