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Discrete Mathematics Using a Computer

✍ Scribed by Cordelia Hall PhD, John O’Donnell BS, MS, PhD (auth.)


Publisher
Springer London
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Leaves
344
Edition
1st Edition
Category
Library

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✦ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-xviii
Introduction to Haskell....Pages 1-33
Propositional Logic....Pages 35-87
Predicate Logic....Pages 89-109
Set Theory....Pages 111-127
Recursion....Pages 129-145
Inductively Defined Sets....Pages 147-162
Induction....Pages 163-184
Relations....Pages 185-227
Functions....Pages 229-271
Discrete Mathematics in Circuit Design....Pages 273-293
Back Matter....Pages 295-339

✦ Subjects


Mathematics, general; Mathematical Logic and Formal Languages; Algorithm Analysis and Problem Complexity


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