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Discrete Mathematics by W W L Chen

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Discrete Mathematics
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Publisher: Macquarie University
Number of pages: 125

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Logic and sets, relations and functions, the natural numbers, division and factorization, languages, finite state machines, finite state automata, Turing machines, groups and modulo arithmetic, introduction to coding theory, group codes, public key cryptography, principle of inclusion-exclusion, generating functions, number of solutions of a linear equation, recurrence relations, graphs, weighted graphs, search algorithms, digraphs.

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