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Notes on Combinatorics by Peter J. Cameron

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Notes on Combinatorics
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Publisher: Queen Mary, University of London
Number of pages: 130

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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; Latin squares; Steiner triple systems.

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