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Book information of discrete mathematics course
Topic: discrete mathematics course-series of teaching materials for computer major and professional basic courses in colleges and universities

ISBN:730 105366

Author: Geng Suyun/Qu Wanling/Wang Hanpin

Publishing House: Peking University Publishing House

Pricing: 49 pounds

Page count: 636

Release date: 1900- 1- 1

Version: 1

Format: large 16 format

Packing: paperback

Introduction: This book is divided into five parts. The first part is set theory, including the basic concepts of sets, binary relations, functions, natural numbers, cardinality and ordinal numbers. The second part is graph theory, including the basic concept of graph, connectivity of graph, Euler graph and hamiltonian graph, tree, plane graph, coloring of graph, matrix representation of graph, covering set, independent set, matching, weighted graph and its practicability. The third part is algebraic structure, including the basic concepts of algebraic systems and several important algebraic systems: semigroups, groups, rings, fields, lattices and Boolean algebras. The fourth part is combinatorial sensitivity, including combinatorial existence, combinatorial counting, hierarchical design and coding and combinatorial optimization. The fifth part is mathematical logic, including propositional logic, first-order predicate logic, Her-brand theorem and intuitive logic.

This book is rigorous in system and rich in content, with a large number of examples and exercises, which are closely combined with the theory and practice of computer science.

This book is not only suitable for undergraduate or graduate students in computer science and related fields, but also suitable for scientific and technical personnel in computer science.

Directory:

The first part is set theory.

Chapter I Collection

1.? 1 preparatory knowledge

1.? 2 the concept of set and the relationship between sets

1.? Operation of 3 units

1.? Four basic set identities

1.? Limit of 5 groups of sequences

Exercise 1

Chapter II Binary Relationship

2.? 1 ordered pairs and cartesian products

2.? 2 binary relation

2.? 3 Relationship Matrix and Chart

2.? 4 the nature of the relationship

2.? 5 Power operation of binary relation

2.? Close 6 relationships

2.? 7 equivalence relation and division

2.? Eighth-order relation

Exercise 2

Chapter III Functions

3.? Basic concept of 1 function

3.? Properties of two functions

3.? Combination of three functions

3.? 4 inverse function

Exercise 3

Chapter IV Natural Numbers

4.? Definition of 1 natural number

4.? 2 transitive set

4.? 3 the operation of natural numbers

4.? Ordered relation on 4N

Exercise 4

Chapter V Cardinality (Potential)

5.? The equipotential of 1 set

5.? 2 finite sets and infinite sets

5.? Cardinality 3

5.? Comparison of radix 4

5.? 5 radix operation

Exercise 5

* Chapter VI Ordinal Number

6.? Further discussion on the order relation in 1

6.? 2 transfinite recursion theorem

6.? 3 ordinal number

6.? 4 Further discussion on cardinality

Exercise 6

The second painting

discuss

Chapter VII Numbers

7.? Basic concepts of 1 graph

7.? 2 paths and circuits

7.? 3 connectivity of undirected graphs

7.? 4 connectivity of undirected graphs

7.? Connectivity of five directed graphs

Exercise 7

Chapter VIII Euler and hamiltonian graph

8.? 1 eulatu

8.? 2 hamiltonian graph

Exercise 8

Chapter 9 Trees

9.? Definition and properties of 1 undirected tree

9.? Spanning tree

9.? Third ring road space

9.? 4 fault set space

9.? 5 keshu

Exercise 9

Chapter 10 Matrix Representation of Graphs

10.? 1 incidence matrix

10.? Adjacency matrix and adjacency matrix

Exercise 10

Chapter 11 Plan

1 1.? 1 the basic concept of the plan.

1 1.? 2 Euler formula

1 1.? 3 the judgment of the plan

1 1.? Dual graph of 4- plane graph

1 1.? 5 external plan

1 1.? 6 Plan and hamiltonian graph

Exercise eleven

Chapter 12 Coloring of Graphs

12.? 1 point coloring

12.? Bichromatic polynomial

12.? 3 coloring of maps and point coloring of planar graphs

12.? Four-sided coloring

Exercise 12

Chapter 13 leading set. Covering set. Independent setting and matching

13.? 1 dominating set. Point covering set. Point independent set

13.? 2- Edge Covering Sets and Matching

13.? 3 Matching in Bipartite Graphs

Exercise 13

Chapter 14 Weighted Graph and Its Application

14.? 1 shortest path problem

14.? 2 critical path problem

14.? 3 Chinese postman problem

14.? 4 Minimum spanning tree

14.? 5 best tree

14.? The peddler took on the problem

Exercise 14

Part III Algebraic Structure

Chapter 15 Algebraic System

15.? Binary operation of 1 and its properties

15.? Algebraic system. Subalgebra and product algebra

15.? Homomorphism and isomorphism of three algebraic systems

15.? 4 congruence relation and quotient algebra

15.? five

algebra

Exercise 15

Chapter 16 Semigroups and Uniqueness

16.? 1 semigroup and uniqueness

16.? finite automaton

Exercise 16

Chapter 17 Organizations

17.? Definition and properties of 1 group

17.? 2 groups

17.? 3-ring group

17.? 4 transformation groups and permutation groups

17,? 5-group decomposition

17.? 6 Normal subgroups and quotient groups

17.? Homomorphism and isomorphism of 7 groups

17.? Direct product of 8 groups

Exercise 17

Chapter 18 Rings and Domains

18.? Definition and properties of 1 ring

18.? 2 subrings. Ideal. Quotient ring and ring homomorphism

18.? Polynomial rings over 3 finite fields

Exercise 18

Zhangge and Boolean Algebra in the 19th Century

19.? Definition and properties of 1 lattice

19.? 2 sub-grids. Homomorphism of Lattice and Direct Product of Lattice

19.? Three modules. Distributive lattice and complementary lattice

19.? 4 Boolean algebra

Exercise nineteen

Part IV Combinatorial Mathematics

Chapter 20 combinatorial existence theorem

20.? 1 pigeon nest principle and Ramsey theorem

20.? 2 different representative lines

Exercise 20

Chapter 21 Basic Counting Formula

2 1.? Two Counting Principles of 1

2 1.? 2 arrangement and combination

2 1.? Binomial Theorem and Combinatorial Identities

2 1.? 4 multinomial theorem

Exercise 2 1

Chapter 22 Combination Counting Method

22.? Formula solution of 1 recurrence equation

22.? 2 other solutions to recursive equations

22.? 3 Definition and properties of generating function

22.? 4 generating function and combination counting

22.? 5 Exponential Generating Function and the Arrangement of multiset

22.? 6 Catalan number and Stirling number

Exercise 22

Chapter 23 Combination Counting Theorem

23.? 1 contains the principle of exclusion.

23.? 2 symmetrical sieve formula and its application

23.? 3 Burnside Lemma

23.? 4 Dorian theorem

Exercise 23

Chapter XXIV Combination Design and Coding

24.? 1 Latin square

24.? 2t- design

24.? 3 coding

24.? 4 coding and design

Exercise 24

Chapter 25 combinatorial optimization problem

25.? 1 General concept of combinatorial optimization problem

25.? Maximum flow problem of 2 networks

Exercise 25

The fifth part is mathematical logic

Chapter 26 Propositional Logic

26.? 1 formal system

26.? 2 propositions and conjunctions

26.? 3 propositional form and truth table

26.? Complete works of 4 conjunctions

26.? 5 reasoning form

26.? 6 Natural reasoning formal system of propositional calculus n

26.? 7 propositional calculus formal system

26.? The equivalence between 8N and corpse

26.? 9 homework

26.? 10 reliability. Harmony and integrity

Exercise 26

Chapter 27 First-order predicate calculus

27.? Symbolization of 1 first-order predicate calculus

27.? 2 First-order language

27.? 3 natural deductive formal system of first-order predicate calculus n

27.? 4 formal system k of first-order predicate calculus

27.? 5N? With k? Equivalent to

27.? 6K? Interpretation and distribution of

27.? The Reliability and Coordination of 7K

27.? Completeness of 8K

Exercise 27

Chapter 28 Principles of Digestion

28.? Solution of 1 propositional formula

28.? 2Herbrand theorem

28.? 3 Substitution and unit substitution

28.? 4 Analysis of the first-order predicate formula

Exercise 28

Chapter 29 Intuitionistic Logic

29.? 1 intuitive introduction of intuitive logic

29.? 2 Intuitionistic first-order predicate calculus natural deductive formal system

29.? 3 intuitive first-order predicate calculus formal system IK

29.? 4 Kripke semantics of intuitionistic logic

29.? 5 completeness of intuitive logic

Exercise 29

Appendix 1 Symbolic Notes and Terminology Index of Part I and Part II

Appendix 2 Symbolic Notes and Terminology Index of Parts III and IV

Appendix 3 Part V Symbolic Notes and Terminology Index

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