Handbook of Combinatorics 2vst

Combinatorics research, the branch of mathematics that deals with the study of discrete, usually finite, structures, covers a wide range of problems not only in mathematics but also in the biological sciences, engineering, and computer science. "The Handbook of Combinatorics" brings together almost every aspect of this enormous field and is destined to become a classic. Ronald L. Graham, Martin Grotschel, and Laszlo Lovasz, three of the world's leading combinatorialists, have compiled a selection of articles that cover combinatorics in graph theory, theoretical computer science, optimization, and convexity theory, plus applications in operations research, electrical engineering, statistical mechanics, chemistry, molecular biology, pure mathematics, and computer science.The 20 articles in Volume 1 deal with structures while the 24 articles in Volume 2 focus on aspects, tools, applications, and horizons.

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""The Handbook of Combinatorics" will be a work of quality and significance in what has become, over the past 20 years, one of the most active and fruitful areas of mathematical research. The editors, who are top people in the field, have collected a distinguished group of authors. The "Handbook" will be a major and central scholarly work."--Hartley Rogers, Jr., Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology "If you need to know about the...applications of discrete structures, you'll probably find whatever you're looking for here."-- "IEEE Micro Review" & quot; If you need to know about the...applications of discrete structures, you'll probably find whatever you're looking for here.& quot; -- IEEE Micro Review & quot; The Handbook of Combinatorics will be a work of quality and significance in what has become, over the past 20 years, one of the most active and fruitful areas of mathematical research. The editors, who are top people in the field, have collected a distinguished group of authors. The Handbook will be a major and central scholarly work.& quot; --Hartley Rogers, Jr., Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology " "The Handbook of Combinatorics" will be a work of quality and significance in what has become, over the past 20 years, one of the most active and fruitful areas of mathematical research. The editors, who are top people in the field, have collected a distinguished group of authors. The "Handbook" will be a major and central scholarly work." --Hartley Rogers, Jr., Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology " If you need to know about the...applications of discrete structures, you'll probably find whatever you're looking for here." -- IEEE Micro Review --Hartley Rogers, Jr., Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology