Mathematics and Computer Science III: Algorithms, Trees, Combinatorics and Probabilities (Trends in Mathematics)
by Michael Drmota, Philippe Flajolet, Danièle Gardy, Bernhard Gittenberger
Mathematics and Computer Science III examines algorithms, trees, combinatorics, and probabilities within a unified mathematical and computational setting. As part of the Trends in Mathematics series, it offers focused scholarly material for advanced students, researchers, and readers seeking specialized reference in theoretical computer science and discrete mathematics.
About This Book
Mathematics and Computer Science III focuses on mathematical and computational themes related to algorithms, trees, combinatorics, and probabilities.
The volume brings together subject areas that connect discrete mathematics with computer science, offering a specialized resource for readers interested in these fields.
Its coverage is suited to advanced study, research, and scholarly reference in mathematics and theoretical computer science.
Part of the Trends in Mathematics series, this book is intended for readers seeking focused material on the structure and analysis of mathematical and computational topics.
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