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Combinatorics: Ancient and Modern

Ronald Graham

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INTRODUCTION Two Thousand Years of Combinatorics PART I: ANCIENT COMBINATORICS 1. Indian Combinatorics 2. China 3. Islamic Combinatorics 4. Jewish Combinatorics 5. Renaissance Combinatorics 6. The Origins of Modern Combinatorics 7. The Arithmetical Triangle PART II: MODERN COMBINATORICS 8. Early Graph Theory 9. Partitions 10. Block Designs 11. Latin Squares 12. Enumeration (18th-20th Centuries) 13. Combinatorial Set Theory 14. Modern Graph Theory AFTERMATH A Personal View of Combinatroics

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INTRODUCTION Two Thousand Years of Combinatorics PART I: ANCIENT COMBINATORICS 1. Indian Combinatorics 2. China 3. Islamic Combinatorics 4. Jewish Combinatorics 5. Renaissance Combinatorics 6. The Origins of Modern Combinatorics 7. The Arithmetical Triangle PART II: MODERN COMBINATORICS 8. Early Graph Theory 9. Partitions 10. Block Designs 11. Latin Squares 12. Enumeration (18th-20th Centuries) 13. Combinatorial Set Theory 14. Modern Graph Theory AFTERMATH A Personal View of Combinatroics

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INTRODUCTION Two Thousand Years of Combinatorics PART I: ANCIENT COMBINATORICS 1. Indian Combinatorics 2. China 3. Islamic Combinatorics 4. Jewish Combinatorics 5. Renaissance Combinatorics 6. The Origins of Modern Combinatorics 7. The Arithmetical Triangle PART II: MODERN COMBINATORICS 8. Early Graph Theory 9. Partitions 10. Block Designs 11. Latin Squares 12. Enumeration (18th-20th Centuries) 13. Combinatorial Set Theory 14. Modern Graph Theory AFTERMATH A Personal View of Combinatroics

Key concepts: Combinatorics, Mathematics

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