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This renowned best-selling text, which has been used at over institutions around the world, gives a focused introduction. Hints to these exercises identify relevant sections for further reference.
These URLs replace previous web icons to create a more web-friendly experience. More than new exercises have been added to the first three chapters: Sets and Logic, Proofs, and Functions, Sequences, and Relations. Problem Solving Corners , a hallmark feature that helps students attack and solve problems and show them how to do proofs. Extensive applications with an emphasis on computer science.
Emphasis on the interplay among the various topics — For example, mathematical induction is closely tied to recursive algorithms; the Fibonacci sequence is used in the analysis of the Euclidean algorithm; many exercises throughout the book require mathematical induction; demonstrations of how to characterize the components of a graph by defining an equivalence relation on the set of vertices; and more. Figures and tables — Illustrate concepts, show how algorithms work, elucidate proofs, and motivate the material.
Summaries of the mathematical and algorithmic notation used in the book on the inside covers. Breadth of examples and exercises help students master introductory discrete mathematics Nearly 4, exercises and worked examples.
More than new exercises increase the total to nearly 4, Nearly worked problems examples show students how to tackle problems, demonstrate applications of the theory, and clarify proofs.
Chapter self-test exercises read more like real exams, no longer identifying relevant sections within the exercises. Short URLs give easy access to corresponding web pages, especially with a mobile device.
Additional real-world examples provide more context for complex ideas and concepts. Additional exercises give examples of algebraic systems in which prime factorization does not hold. New to This Edition. About the Book Short URLs give easy access to corresponding web pages, especially with a mobile device. Updates to examples include: Additional real-world examples provide more context for ideas and concepts. Examples that are worked problems now clearly identify where the solution begins and ends.
Examples have been added to illustrate diverse approaches to developing proofs and alternative ways to prove a particular result. More than new exercises and examples have been added to the first three chapters: Sets and Logic; Proofs; and Functions, Sequences, and Relations. Exercises have been added to give an example of an algebraic system in which prime factorization does not hold. Recent books and articles have been added to the list of references, with several updated book references.
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