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Combinatorial Enumeration

Most combinatorics problems have three fundamental objectives: 1. counting or calculating a sum 2. constructing a configuration involving two or more discrete sets subject to constraints 3. optimization - either finding the extreme values of a function or designing something with an optimal characteristic of some kind . This begins with examples of problems with each type

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Combinatorial Enumeration

Most combinatorics problems have three fundamental objectives: 1. counting or calculating a sum 2. constructing a configuration involving two or more discrete sets subject to constraints 3. optimization - either finding the extreme values of a function or designing something with an optimal characteristic of some kind . This begins with examples of problems with each type

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Chapter

Introductory Survey
0.1 Objectives of Combinatorics
0.2 Ordering and Selection
0.3 Some Rules for Counting
0.4 Counting Selections
0.5 Permutations
0.6 Graphs
0.7 Number-Theoretic Operations
0.8 Combinatorial Designs

Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.1 Objectives

0.1 OBJECTIVES

Combinatorial Enumeration

Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.1 Objectives

Incidence Structures

Fig 0.1.1

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Fig 0.1.2

Introductory Survey

Section 0.1 Objectives

Optimization

Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

0.2 ORDER AND SELECTION

Section 0.2 Order and Selection

Sequences and Generating Functions

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.2 Order and Selection

Recurrences

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Combination Coefficients

Introductory Survey

Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

0.3 RULES FOR COUNTING

Rules of Sum and Product

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Rule of Quotient

Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

Fig 0.3.1

Fig 0.3.2

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Reals to Integers

Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

Pigeonhole Principle

Fig 0.3.3

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Evaluating Sums

Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

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Introductory Survey

Empty Sums and Empty Products

Multisets

Section 0.3 Rules for Counting

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

0.4 COUNTING SELECTIONS

Ordered Selections

Section 0.4 Counting Selections

Unordered Selections

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Selections with Repetitions

Introductory Survey

Section 0.4 Counting Selections

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Fig 0.4.1

Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.4 Counting Selections

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Distributions into Labeled Cells

Section 0.4 Counting Selections

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.4 Counting Selections

Distributions into Unlabeled Cells

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.4 Counting Selections

Partitions of a Set

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

0.5 PERMUTATIONS

2-Line Representation of Permutations

Section 0.5 Permutations

Fig 0.5.1

Composition of Permutations

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.5 Permutations

Fig 0.5.2

Cyclic Permutations

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Fig 0.5.3

Fig 0.5.4

Introductory Survey

Section 0.5 Permutations

Disjoint Cycle Representation

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Introductory Survey

Section 0.5 Permutations

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.5 Permutations

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

Section 0.5 Permutations

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

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Section 0.6 Graphs

0.6 GRAPHS

Fig 0.6.1

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Chapter 0

Simple and General Graphs

Degree of a Vertex

Introductory Survey

Section 0.6 Graphs

Fig 0.6.2

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

0.7 NUMERIC OPERATIONS

Section 0.7 Numeric Operations

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Chapter 0

Introductory Survey

0.8 COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS

Section 0.8 Combinatorial Designs

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Fig 0.8.1

Introductory Survey

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