Logo

Combinatorial Maps: Tutorial

Small book cover: Combinatorial Maps: Tutorial

Combinatorial Maps: Tutorial
by

Publisher: Latvian University
Number of pages: 61

Description:
Contents: Permutations; Combinatorial maps; The correspondence between combinatorial maps and graphs on surfaces; Map's mirror reflection and dual map; Multiplication of combinatorial maps; Normalized combinatorial maps; Geometrical interpretation of combinatorial maps; Drawing of the graph corresponding to combinatorial map; Simple combinatorial maps and their drawings; Vertex split-merge operation; etc.

Home page url

Download or read it online for free here:
Download link
(280KB, PDF)

Similar books

Book cover: Notes on CombinatoricsNotes on Combinatorics
by - Queen Mary, University of London
Contents: Subsets and binomial coefficients; Selections and arrangements; Power series; Recurrence relations; Partitions and permutations; The Principle of Inclusion and Exclusion; Families of sets; Systems of distinct representatives; etc.
(11141 views)
Book cover: Counting Rocks! An Introduction to CombinatoricsCounting Rocks! An Introduction to Combinatorics
by - arXiv.org
This textbook is an interactive introduction to combinatorics at the undergraduate level. The major topics in this text are counting problems, proof techniques, recurrence relations and generating functions, and an introduction to graph theory.
(5032 views)
Book cover: Combinatorial AlgorithmsCombinatorial Algorithms
by - Academic Press Inc
This is a collection of mathematical algorithms with many new and interesting examples in this second edition. The authors tried to place in the reader's hands a kit of building blocks with which the reader can construct more elaborate structures.
(21390 views)
Book cover: Combinatorial TheoryCombinatorial Theory
by
In 1998, Gian-Carlo Rota gave his famous course at MIT. John N. Guidi took notes in a verbatim manner conveying the substance of the course. Topics covered included sets, relations, enumeration, order, matching, matroids, and geometric probability.
(8182 views)