Sums of sets of lattice points and unimodular coverings of polytopes
Melvyn B. Nathanson

TL;DR
This paper investigates the relationship between lattice points in polytopes and their sumsets, proving that for certain unions of unimodular simplices, all lattice points in the sumset are sums of lattice points in the original polytope.
Contribution
It establishes that if a lattice polytope is a union of unimodular simplices, then every lattice point in its h-fold sumset can be expressed as a sum of h lattice points from the polytope.
Findings
Lattice points in the h-fold sumset correspond to sums of lattice points in the polytope under certain conditions.
Unimodular simplex unions ensure the sumset property holds.
The result generalizes the understanding of sumsets in lattice polytopes.
Abstract
If is a lattice polytope (that is, the convex hull of a finite set of lattice points in ), then every sum of lattice points in is a lattice point in the -fold sumset . However, a lattice point in the -fold sumset is not necessarily the sum of lattice points in . It is proved that if the polytope is a union of unimodular simplices, then every lattice point in the -fold sumset is the sum of lattice points in .
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