Characterization of faceted near-TDI systems that are TDI

Characterize when a near-TDI faceted system is totally dual integral (TDI).

Background

The paper defines a system of integral linear inequalities Mx≤b to be near-TDI when it is totally dual in the p-adic rationals for every prime p. A faceted system is an irredundant, full-dimensional integral description whose individual constraints are primitive, meaning that the greatest common divisor of the coefficients on the left-hand side and the right-hand side is one.

The authors prove that non-degenerate near-TDI systems are TDI and characterize non-degenerate TDI systems through a Hilbert-cone condition together with resiliency. They explicitly leave unresolved the broader question of identifying exactly which near-TDI faceted systems are TDI, including potentially degenerate systems.

References

Can we characterize when a near-TDI faceted system is TDI?

Generalizations of Total Dual Integrality  (2503.07925 - Guenin et al., 11 Mar 2025) in Section 1, subsection “A geometric characterization of non-degenerate TDI systems,” immediately following Remark 2.14 (the remark that every non-degenerate near-TDI system is TDI)