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In a classical paper, Chvátal introduced a rounding procedure for strengthening the polyhedral relaxation P of an integer program; applied recursively, the number of iterations needed to obtain the convex hull of the integer solutions in P is known as the Chvátal rank. Chvátal showed that this rank can be exponential in the input size L needed to describe P. We give a compact extended formulation of P, described by introducing binary variables, whose rank is polynomial in L.
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