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We study certain generalized covering polytopes that we call “cropped cubes”. These polytopes generalize the clipped cubes which Coppersmith and Lee used to study the nondyadic indivisibility polytopes. Our main results are (i) a totally dual integral inequality description of the cropped cubes, and (ii) an efficient separation procedure.

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Lee, J. Cropped Cubes. Journal of Combinatorial Optimization 7, 169–178 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024475030446

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