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Figure 1: Different cases of L α (other than split sets) where α T s ≥ 1 is a facet-defining inequality for conv(P(R, f)) and cone(R) = R 2 .
Figure 3: The idea behind the proof of Proposition 6.1
Figure 4: The case where g = 0 7.1.1 Standardization of triangles of type T 2B
Figure 5: In each frame, the dotted triangle is L α . The dashed triangle is the induced lattice-free set of the inequality obtained in the previous step
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