Mathematics for computer science
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Mathematics for computer science
（Prentice-Hall International series in computer science）
Prentice Hall, 1996
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Includes index
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Description
This Text Provides the essential mathematics needed to study computing. The authors are aware that many student do not have the same mathematical background common 5 years ago and this book has been written to accommodate these changes.Many exercises are provided with detailed answers and difficult concepts are thoroughly illustrated to help learning. Chapters are designed to be read in isolation with interdependence between chapters minimalised.
Table of Contents
Introduction. Sets and Functions. Ordered Sets, Recursion and Induction. Boolean Algebras. Combinational Algebra and Applications Recurrences Generating Series. Asympotic Behaviour. Graphs and Trees.Rational Languages Finite Automatal Discrete Probabilities. Finite Markov Chains. Applications and Examples. Answers to all Exercises. Index.
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