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Discrete and Combinatorial Mathematics

An Applied Introduction

Fifth Edition

05-01_0201726343-978-0201726343

TXT Author: Ralph P. Grimaldi  
Publisher: XXX XXX  
ſ-SETS Author/Developer: Luqman Malik, MSc-R2
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CONTENTS

Fundamentals of Discrete Mathematicss

Tables Are Cool
Principals of counting First-Order Difference Equations Relations: The Second Time around
Combinatorics Fundamentals of Logic Generating Functions
Further Topics in Enumeration Graph Theory and Applications Relations and Functions
Recurrence Relations Generating Functions Languages: Finite State Msachines
Properties of the Integers: Mathematical Induction The Principal of Inclusions and Exclusions Languages: Finite State Msachines
An Introduction to Graph Theory Trees Optimization and Matching
Rings and Modular Arithmetic Boolean Algebra and Swtiching Functions Groups, Coding Theory, and Polya's Method of Enumeration

A decent stack of work in combinatorics is indespensible to the contemporary track in pure mathematics. Sufice it to say that Grimaldi is no climb for the faint–hearted. Finite state machines, automata theory, and the p–adic numbers are topics I will be exploring more closely as I progress through the book. Later on, I will be looking for ways to integrate this work with a library on Libkin's Elements of Finite Model Theory.

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