Discrete Mathematics

Author: Lipshutz
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The book is characterized by clear and concise explanations, making it easy to understand. It covers a substantial amount of material without being overly complex, making it highly suitable for self-study. Each chapter is followed by questions and answers, as well as supplementary problems, which occupy more than half of the book, providing ample opportunities for practice and learning. This book is an excellent reference. It consists of 15 chapters, including the fundamental content of discrete mathematics, such as: sets, relations, functions and algorithms, logic, vectors and matrices, counting, probability, graph theory, directed graphs, binary trees, properties of integers, algebraic systems, formal languages and automata, ordered sets and lattices, and the properties of Boolean algebra.