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Using Nemirovski's Mirror-Prox method as basic procedure in Chubanov's method for solving homogeneous feasibility problems

We introduce a new variant of Chubanov's method for solving linear homogeneous systems with positive variables. In the Basic Procedure we use a recently introduced cut in combination with Nemirovski's Mirror-Prox method. We show that the cut requires at most time, just as Chubanov's c...

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