Closed mlubin closed 7 years ago
The comment:
# Use norm and transformation from RSOC to SOC
# yz >= ||x||^2, y,z >= 0 <==> norm2(2x, y-z) <= y + z
is also a bit confusing since everywhere else we use RSOC to mean the version with the 2 in front.
True, OK. Same in initial sdp soc cuts
On Feb 27, 2017 2:08 PM, "Miles Lubin" notifications@github.com wrote:
The comment:
# Use norm and transformation from RSOC to SOC # yz >= ||x||^2, y,z >= 0 <==> norm2(2x, y-z) <= y + z
is also a bit confusing since everywhere else we use RSOC to mean the version with the 2 in front.
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So that SOC cuts can be understood without extra context. The
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argument is mysterious.