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Math 154 (Discrete Mathematics) by Steven V. Sam is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Math 154 (Discrete Mathematics) about?
1. Induction 1.1. Weak induction 1.2. Strong induction 2. Elementary counting problems 2.1. Bijections 2.2. Sum and product principle 2.3. Permutations and combinations 2.4. Words 2.5. Choice problems 3. Binomial theorem and generalizations 3.1. Binomial theorem 3.2. Multinomial theorem 4. Inclusion-exclusion 5. Graph theory, introduction 5.1. Eulerian trails 5.2. Directed graphs 5.3. Hamiltonian cycles 5.4. Graph isomorphisms 6. Trees 6.1. Definition and basic properties 6.2. Adjacency matrix 6.3. Deletion-contraction 6.4. Matrix-tree theorem 6.5. Minimum-weight spanning trees 7. Coloring and matching 7.1. Colorings and chromatic polynomials 7.2. Bipartite graphs 7.3. Matchings 7.4. Stable matchings 8. Planarity 8.1. Definitions 8.2. Some equations and inequalities 8.3. Obstructions to planarity 8.4. Chromatic numbers of planar graphs 9. Ramsey theory 9.1. Pigeon-hole principle 9.2. Ramsey's theorem for graphs 9.3. Lower bounds on Ramsey numbers
Who reads Math 154 (Discrete Mathematics)?
It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.
Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.
- Author
- Steven V. Sam
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Mathematics, Combinatorics, Stem
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