Titlebook: Discrete Mathematics for Computing; Peter Grossman Textbook 1995Latest edition Peter Grossman 1995 algebra.algorithms.Boolean algebra.code

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Introduction to Graph Theory,national and international communications networks. The circuitry inside a computer (which we represented schematically by digital circuit diagrams in Chapter 8) is another example of a graph or network structure. At a more abstract level, we saw in Chapter 5 how a relation on a set can be depicted using a diagram that takes the form of a graph.

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Sets and Relations,notation for the work that follows; we will not be studying the mathematical theory of sets as such. Relations arise in computing in the area of relational databases, and we will also need them in Chapter 12 when we study congruences.

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Boolean Algebra and Digital Circuits,ets that we met in Chapters 4 and 5. The idea of incorporating two (or more) separate topics into a single theory is a powerful concept, which has played an important role in the development of mathematics. By identifying the common rules that underlie logic and sets, we will be able to derive results that can be applied to both areas.

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Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) Sensorsy occasions throughout this book when we will find ourselves investigating problems of this nature, and asking: How can this task be performed by a person or a computer? In each case, the answer will take the form of a precise sequence of steps known as an ..

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The Lebedev Physics Institute Seriess of logical inference to draw conclusions from known facts. Formal specification documents, which state in a precise way what computer systems are required to do, are written in specification languages, such as Z, which use the theory and notation of symbolic logic.