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A Yannakakis-type theorem for lifts of affine semigroups
Yannakakis' theorem relating the extension complexity of a polytope to the
size of a nonnegative factorization of its slack matrix is a seminal result in
the study of lifts of convex sets. Inspired by this result and the importance
of lifts in the setting of integer programming, we show that a similar result
holds for the discrete analog of convex polyhedral cones-affine semigroups. We
define the notions of the integer slack matrix and a lift of an affine
semigroup. We show that many of the characterizations of the slack matrix in
the convex cone setting have analogous results in the affine semigroup setting.
We also show how slack matrices of affine semigroups can be used to obtain new
results in the study of nonnegative integer rank of nonnegative integer
matrices.