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COMBINATORIAL PROBLEMS IN MATHEMATICAL COMPETITIONS
This book focuses on combinatorial problems in mathematical competitions. It provides basic knowledge on how to solve combinatorial problems in mathematical competitions, and also introduces important solutions to combinatorial problems and some typical problems with often-used solutions. Some enlightening and novel examples and exercises are well chosen in this book.
With this book, readers can explore, analyze and summarize the ideas and methods of solving combinatorial problems. Their mathematical culture and ability will be improved remarkably after reading this book.
Contents:
- Fundamental Knowledge:
- Principles and Formulas of Counting
- Pigeonhole Principle and Mean Value Principle
- The Generating Functions
- Recurrence Sequence of Numbers
- Basic Method:
- Classification and Method of Fractional Steps
- Correspondent Method
- Counting in Two Ways
- Recurrence Method
- Coloring Method and Evaluation Method
- Reduction to Absurdity and the Extreme Principle
- Local Adjustment Method
- Constructive Method
- Typical Problems:
- Combinatorial Counting Problems
- Existence Problems and the Proof of Inequalities in Combinatorial Problems
- Combinatorial Extremum Problems
Readership: Students and teachers of high school, coaches of mathematical olympiads, undergraduates and graduates in mathematics, non-experts interested in mathematical competitions.
עמודים / Pages | 289 |
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הוצאה לאור | World Scientific Publishing |
תאריך יציאה לאור | 30 במרץ 2011 |
תוכן עניינים | FRONT MATTER Pages:i–xii PART ONE Fundamental Knowledge Principles and Formulas of Counting Pages:1–19 Pigeonhole principle and Mean Value principle Pages:20–32 The Generating Functions Pages:33–39 Recurrence Sequence of Numbers Pages:40–55
Classification and Method of Fractional steps Pages:56–66 Correspondent Method Pages:67–86 Counting in Two Ways Pages:87–99 Recurrence Method Pages:100–111 Coloring Method and Evaluation Method Pages:112–122 Reduction to Absurdity and the Extreme principle Pages:123–131 Local Adjustment Method Pages:132–142 Construction Method Pages:143–152
Combinatorial Counting Problems Pages:153–166 Existence problems and the proofs of Inequalities in Combinatorial Problems Pages:167–181 Combinatorial Extremum Problems Pages:182–200 BACK MATTER Pages:201–289 |
Author | Yao Zhang |
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