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Degree of Central Curve in Quadratic Programming

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Degree of the complex central curve for generic quadratic programs equals the mixed-volume count given by the polytope support formula: degree = sum_{k=0}^d 2^k C(n-1-k, d-k), which recovers C(n-1,d) for the linear case. Proof uses mixed-volume count of a Cayley polytope, a homotopy to diagonal Q to reduce generic symmetric Q to diagonal entries, and computational verification via Gröbner elimination checks* and a completed degree table for many (n,d).

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:43Quadratic Programs
  3. 2:11Log-barrier and a curve
  4. 6:05The Central Path
  5. 16:39Clearing Denominators
  6. 17:28Degree and the Solutions in the Torus
  7. 20:28Computational Data for the Diagonal Case
  8. 21:33Computing Mixed Volume: LP case
  9. 24:27Computing Mixed Volume: QP case
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