Introduction to discrete mathematics
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Introduction to discrete mathematics
McGraw-Hill, 1998
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"International editions 1998"
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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Description
A comprehensive look at the study of discrete mathematics, this text is written in an informal style. The mathematical content has been developed in a continuous progression from the simple to the complex, leaving the latter until is actually necessary. Key features include: end-of-chapter problem sets, ranging in difficulty from routine computation to complex problem solving, helping students monitor their own progress; section overviews providing students with a concise outline of each major concept; and tutorial boxes which contain questions that require a mix of routine calculations with extensions or proofs, designed to encourage students to think about techniques immediately after they are presented with them.
Table of Contents
- Numbers and proofs
- mathematical induction
- combinatorics
- probability and statistics
- relations and matrices
- graph theory
- answers to tutorials and selected problems.
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