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Discrete Mathematics provides key concepts and a solid, rigorous foundation in mathematical reasoning. Appropriate for undergraduate as well as a starting point for more advanced class, the resource offers a logical progression through key topics without assuming any background in algebra or computational skills and without duplicating what they will learn in higher level courses. The book is designed as an accessible introduction for students in mathematics or computer science as it explores questions that test the understanding of proof strategies, such as mathematical induction. For students interested to dive into this subject, the text offers a rigorous introduction to mathematical thought through useful examples and exercises.
Martin Milanic, Brigitte Servatius, Herman Servatius.
1. What is Discrete Mathematics? 2. Basic Set Theory 3. Formal Logic 4. Boolean Functions and Predicate Logic 5. Induction/Set Structures 6. Equivalence Relations/Number Theory 7. Chinese Remainder Theorem and Fermat's Little Theorem 8. Searching and Sorting 9. Graphs and Planarity 10. Growth of Functions