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Discrete Mathematics: An Open Introduction

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Discrete Mathematics: An Open Introduction
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Publisher: University of Northern Colorado
ISBN/ASIN: 1534970746
Number of pages: 345

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This book was written to be used as the primary text for a transitions course (introduction to proof), as well as an introduction to topics in discrete mathematics. Topics: Counting; Sequences; Symbolic Logic and Proofs; Graph Theory; Generating Functions; Introduction to Number Theory.

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