Discrete Structures
by Vladlen Koltun
Publisher: Stanford University 2008
Number of pages: 89
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Contents: Sets and Notation; Induction; More Proof Techniques; Divisibility; Prime Numbers; Modular Arithmetic; Relations and Functions; Mathematical Logic; Counting; Binomial Coefficients; The Inclusion-Exclusion Principle; The Pigeonhole Principle; Asymptotic Notation; Graphs; Trees; etc.
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