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The integrality gap of weighted kk-matroid intersection

Partial on the headline conjecture, complete on a named part of another. For weighted kk-matroid intersection the integrality gap is at most k−1+1/kk - 1 + 1/k, improving the previous general bound of kk but not reaching the conjectured k−1k-1. For weighted pp-matchoids the gap is at most p−1+1/pp - 1 + 1/p, with a deterministic LP-relative algorithm achieving the same factor; the paper states that this resolves the pp-matchoid part of Lee, Sviridenko and Vondrák's Conjecture 1, and projective planes of order p−1p-1 give tight instances whenever one exists.

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Occurred: Sep 18, 2026

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Canonical aliases: The integrality gap of weighted $k$-matroid intersection · Matroid intersection integrality gap

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Yu Cong
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Yajie Zhao
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Partial on the headline conjecture, complete on a named part of another. For weighted kk-matroid intersection the integrality gap is at most k−1+1/kk - 1 + 1/k, improving the previous general bound of kk but not reaching the conjectured k−1k-1. For weighted pp-matchoids the gap is at most p−1+1/pp - 1 + 1/p, with a deterministic LP-relative algorithm achieving the same factor; the paper states that this resolves the pp-matchoid part of Lee, Sviridenko and Vondrák's Conjecture 1, and projective planes of order p−1p-1 give tight instances whenever one exists. parent of this event

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