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Introductory Map Theory by Yanpei Liu

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Introductory Map Theory
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Publisher: Kapa & Omega
ISBN/ASIN: 1599731347
ISBN-13: 9781599731346
Number of pages: 503

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This book contains the elementary materials in map theory, including embeddings of a graph, abstract maps, duality, orientable and non-orientable maps, isomorphisms of maps and the enumeration of rooted or unrooted maps, particularly, the joint tree representation of an embedding of a graph on two dimensional manifolds, which enables one to make the complication much simpler on map enumeration.

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